Welding Positioner (Rotary)-DIY

back to some of these projects...

ive had one of the two copper pieces for a while... i sent my friend some copper to make my threaded adapter... i picked up a 6" chuck, 3 jaw self centering... though I wish I would have found a slimmer one.. this one will work perfect... the chuck would not work with the backing plate i have.. .instead of getting a new one, and so that i could keep the 1" shaft setup, I programmed a simple adapter plate... and had my machinist cut it on his cnc.... as i have done for a ton of projects...

here is where i am at right now, currently looking for a motor and controller, for a decent deal... still trying to keep this budget friendly... but may program something for the laser to cut, so that i can puzzle piece a nice tilting setup/enclosure together... and this way anyone who likes how this comes put, for the budget, can have a head start too...

i programmed it where it would fit very tightly inside the recessed portion of the chuck...


and added threaded holes to bolt the original backing plate on...

Well... thought I would jump back on some of my projects... the surgery recovery, has been crazy.. but seeing the light of day! Have been fighting cancer for over a year now... and was in a very bad situation... this was hopefully the last of 3 major surgeries I had following the conventional treatment plan for my fight... things have gone as well as they could, though with complications. The most important thing is that I am now cancer free... just need to fight the side effects of treatment/recover and keep up the fight, so that I am doing everything in my power to keep it from coming back... anyhow...back to some of these projects...ive had one of the two copper pieces for a while... i sent my friend some copper to make my threaded adapter... i picked up a 6" chuck, 3 jaw self centering... though I wish I would have found a slimmer one.. this one will work perfect... the chuck would not work with the backing plate i have.. .instead of getting a new one, and so that i could keep the 1" shaft setup, I programmed a simple adapter plate... and had my machinist cut it on his cnc.... as i have done for a ton of projects...here is where i am at right now, currently looking for a motor and controller, for a decent deal... still trying to keep this budget friendly... but may program something for the laser to cut, so that i can puzzle piece a nice tilting setup/enclosure together... and this way anyone who likes how this comes put, for the budget, can have a head start too...i programmed it where it would fit very tightly inside the recessed portion of the chuck...and added threaded holes to bolt the original backing plate on...

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