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Posted by Larry Snyder on July 9, 2006, 12:16 am
Hi Wayne. No. I posted something in alt.machines.cnc to trade. Had no
takers. Something I forgot to mention is that I can supply any gear under 5
in. that may be required. What I want a larger one for is to build some crop
picking robots. It will require some stuff about 24" diameter.
Larry
> Larry, have you posted this in rec.crafts.metalworking ?
>> Hi. I'm building a gear cutter to replace the one I built some time ago.
>> http://www.pacificsites.com/~snyder/Ebay/GearCutter.html
>> Here's the parts I've made for it.
>> http://www.pacificsites.com/~snyder/Ebay/stepper.html
>> I have the software to do gears, sprockets, washers, etc.
>> Anyone who is into robotics needs one.
>> I was thinking of selling them on ebay.
>> If you are interested maybe we can work something out
>> Larry
>> > I'm sitting here with a full blown prototyping shop, CAD software, half
> a
>> > dozen computers/robots in the shop, and no projects. Money is not the
>> > issue,
>> > but my time should be put to use for the benefit of mankind in one form
> or
>> > other.
>> > I've been in this newsgroup long enough for most participants to know
>> > me
>> > and
>> > vouch for me as the kind of person who is more interested in helping
>> > new
>> > inventors than in making a buck.
>> > If you want to see my shop, ask. I'll send you a PowerPoint shortie and
> we
>> > can go from there.
>> > Wayne
>> > www.pueblaprotocol.com
>
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> http://www.pacificsites.com/~snyder/Ebay/GearCutter.html
> Here's the parts I've made for it.
> http://www.pacificsites.com/~snyder/Ebay/stepper.html
> I have the software to do gears, sprockets, washers, etc.
> Anyone who is into robotics needs one.
> I was thinking of selling them on ebay.
> If you are interested maybe we can work something out
> Larry