01-23-2016, 03:43 AM
Hi Al
All I will need to do is turn the worn out rubber off the wheel , re mount wheel in mould , fill mould with rubber , jobs a good one
, I work in an industry that uses Urethane wheels /tyres a lot on concrete and they are very robust lasting years .
And to get a true profile ( 180 degrees ) for a tube notch of say a 1 inch tube the belt does need some assistance . Then there is the time it takes to cut the notch , say 30s to 60s not long , so I reckon I will get a fair few notches out of a set of guide wheels .
not offencive in the least
Surface grinding attachment ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, interesting
Will do
Rob
Quote:You can always cast extra wheels, if the double-loop puts too much wear on the contact wheels.
All I will need to do is turn the worn out rubber off the wheel , re mount wheel in mould , fill mould with rubber , jobs a good one
, I work in an industry that uses Urethane wheels /tyres a lot on concrete and they are very robust lasting years . And to get a true profile ( 180 degrees ) for a tube notch of say a 1 inch tube the belt does need some assistance . Then there is the time it takes to cut the notch , say 30s to 60s not long , so I reckon I will get a fair few notches out of a set of guide wheels .
Quote: bought all the bits & pieces (almost said "bits & Bobs, but don't want to offend any Roberts), and have the main frame built.
not offencive in the least Surface grinding attachment ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, interesting
Quote:Keep us posted on the urethane casting. I'd be extremely interested in knowing more about that.
Will do
Rob