moon161
Mechanical
- Dec 15, 2007
- 1,184
Hi,
Designing a jig that will rotate a small alignment socket (.75" sq) to indexed 0deg and 45 degree positions, will be operated ~1 or 2 times daily. Thinking of a knob or hex head for an allen key to operate it. The torque to operate it can be set w/ a detent and pin.
I can't find a reference on this, what's a reasonable range for torque to operate this. I'm thinking like the changing channels on a TV (when they had knobs) or a bit heavier.
This could also be operated w/ a 1/4" cap screw and allen key, enough force for positive location, balance that w/ ease of operation.
Thanks
Designing a jig that will rotate a small alignment socket (.75" sq) to indexed 0deg and 45 degree positions, will be operated ~1 or 2 times daily. Thinking of a knob or hex head for an allen key to operate it. The torque to operate it can be set w/ a detent and pin.
I can't find a reference on this, what's a reasonable range for torque to operate this. I'm thinking like the changing channels on a TV (when they had knobs) or a bit heavier.
This could also be operated w/ a 1/4" cap screw and allen key, enough force for positive location, balance that w/ ease of operation.
Thanks