Geared timing belt and motor assembly (CNC)

A motor assembly for a NEMA23 to drive itself along a static 10mm GT2 belt. Geared 1:3 and using very little extra…
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A motor assembly for a NEMA23 to drive itself along a static 10mm GT2 belt. Geared 1:3 and using very little extra components.

Requires:

  • a GT2-200 timing belt loop
  • a 60:20 teeth GT2 dual gear (6mm hole)
  • a pair of 626 bearings for that
  • a 6mm axle for all of above (43 mm)
  • a pair of 608 bearings to reverse the main belt around the driving pulley
  • a 8mm axle for that (43mm)
  • 4x M5 20mm screws to assemble the 3 parts
  • NEMA23 stepper motor
  • 4x bolts, nuts and washers to attach it.

Printed in three separate parts, rotating them removes the need for any supports.

Inserting the bearings most likely requires significant force. I used a small arbor press. Remember to not apply force on the center of the bearing but the outer ring only.

Print Settings

Printer:

TronXY X5S

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.3

Infill:

15%

Filament:

Generic PLA

any

Category: Robotics

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