
JetBD920 Servo Mounts
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I recently added a NanoELS H4 https://kachurovskiy.com/ controller to my JETBD920N lathe. I already had a Z axis motor mounted for an ELS but needed to add a X axis motor. Maxim has a great design for a smaller Nema17 motor but I noticed a slight difference in the distance from x axis mounting bolts and the center of the x axis leadscrew. Our lathes are not the same. So either redraw his case or just mount the Nema23 motor I had sitting around. I welded up the mount from 3mm steel and mounted it with existing screw holes with longer bolts. I used slight oversized holes to make for adjusting gear mesh. Need to make a cover to keep out chips but thats another day. I printed a gear that press fits to the X axis and another gear to fit the stepper. I had to use a 4 to 3 ratio to make things work with a 60 tooth mod 1 gear on the top and a 45 on the bottom. The Nema 23 has more torque than the Nema 17 so the ratio seems to perform well. Drawings for the mount for the x axis and the mounting plate for a Nema 23 motor for the Z axis are in the pictures. Z axis pulleys and belts are listed below. 40 tooth XL pulley note. this needs to be bored out to fit the bushing on the shaft https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0747HBZTW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 20 Tooth XL pulley https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081RHWDJB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The drive belt is a 180 XL. Pretty lousy description but I'm off on another project. Hope this is helpful are at least gives you and idea or two. Cheers Kisssys
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