Upgrade to enhance mechanical connection between drive spigot and SR gearbox. Upgrade to allow removal of SR gearbox efficiently
Auteur Gareth Green | Dernière modification 7/03/2023 par Gareth Green en cours de rédaction ⧼frevu-button-review-label⧽
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Upgrade to enhance mechanical connection between drive spigot and SR gearbox. Upgrade to allow removal of SR gearbox efficiently
This upgrade utilises upgraded parts to ensure a mechanical fix is maintained between the SR axis gearbox and main drive pin , whilst also giving the ability once upgraded for the gearbox to be removed with minimal mechanical time.
three main parts will be replaced in this upgrade, obsoleting the removed parts
Main components of upgrade
D00004019E Turntable Mk5
D0004033E Alignment disc Mk5
D0004147E Turntable shaft Mk5Disconnect saw cut reed switches. Mark position of bracket before removal to aid re-assembly
Disconnect saw cut cylinder air pipes
Disconnect saw cut cylinder piston rod as shown
Remove saw blade
Remove saw cut damper buy removing 2 off m6 grubscrews and then retracting 2 off location pins
Remove top semi circular guard with slit strips attached, remove swarf chute and supporting T bracket
Remove top brace bar located on top of saw cut shafts as shown
Remove saw motor belts
Saw motor with mounting plate will now need removing from the saw head assembly
Disconnect saw anaconda as shown
Whilst supporting the saw motor, remove the 3 off m8 cap heads and swing the saw motor assembly and attach the frame , and secure for safe working
Remove 6 of M8 caps heads from underneath main saw mount plate (3 per side )
Remove 2 off m8 grubscrews locating saw cut shafts to turntable base
Do not remove any other fixings on the saw head assembly when extracting the assembly. These 8 off fixings are all that are required to be removed, any additional fixings removed will compromise structure of assembly, and also mean that saw 90 degree vertical position will have to be manually reinstated once the upgrade has been completed
The head assembly can then be removed by levering the base of the two saw cuts shafts , pushing them upwards to release the complete head assembly from the turntable base
Once the assembly is disconnected it can be removed and allow access to the turntable base as shown
Remove the m8 caps from the top face off the turntable plate, along with the 4 off m4 caps. The remaining 8mm dowels visible cannot be extracted, but will be released once the turntable plate is removed.
Now the top section of the main bearing and alignment disc can be lifted off, exposing the bores to access the gearbox fixings.
Remove the m6 cap head bolts as shown
To remove the plate , use leverage to force the plate up evenly, to expose the main bearing and alignment disc below
Disconnect the servo motor plug
Disconnect (if present) the m8 sensor plug
Remove m5 fixings around gearbox mounting flange to allow the gearbox and motor to be removed
Remove stainless inspection cover
Remove 6 off m8 cap heads
Main turntable housing can now be removed, by lifting upwards through the main bottom plate
Remove hard stop, attached with 1 off m10 bolt and 2 off 5mm dowels
Remove internal circlip that captivates the centre thrust bearing
Remove bearing and spigot assembly as one from within the main bearing housing, and then remove bearing from the spigot shaft
Fit 2 off m6 shoulder bolts to opposing m6 holes on gearbox mounting face and glue with loctite 270 permanent adhesive
Remove heads of shoulder bolts once tight
Deburr cut dowels
Test fit onto new d0004147E spigot shaft
Refit thrust bearing to main saw turntable housing and refit circlip
Note , Correct orientation of thrust bearing is paramount, Large inner face of bearing should face the gearbox side of the assembly
Fit spigot shaft back into thrust bearing . If the fit is not resistive, use degreaser and bearing fit to the two mating faces to ensure correct operation of the bearing
Refit hard stop to assembly
Assemble alignment disc to bearing outer . Hold in place with slightly tensioned M4 caps
Use an 8mm reamer to check holes will accept an 8mm dowel through both parts
Connect the gear box , using the 2 dowels on the gearbox as location, then using 4 off m6 x 20 blackadised unbrako bolts, loctite 243 and M0001176 4 off stainless lock washers to connect the parts together. Torque setting on 15nm should be used to set these m6 bolts
Refit m5 Fixings to lower gearbox flange from underneath turntable
Thoroughly grease both bearings as this is a sealed for life unit. Liberal application of M0000494 grease is required
Place turntable plate D4019E onto greased assembly , and fit 4 off 8mm dowels to fix all three new addition parts together.
Then apply adhesive to m4 caps and tighten.
Lastly fix with 4 off m14 bolts and a form washers to finalise turntable plate into position
Check rotation is smooth by hand by turning the turntable plate and check the range of movement is correct
Use steps 5-1 to complete the reassembly of the main components back onto the module
Assemble alignment disc to bearing outer . Hold in place with slightly tensioned M4 caps
Use an 8mm reamer to check holes will accept an 8mm dowel through both parts
Connect the gear box , using the 2 dowels on the gearbox as location, then using 4 off m6 x 20 blackadised unbrako bolts, loctite 243 and M0001176 4 off stainless lock washers to connect the parts together. Torque setting on 15nm should be used to set these m6 bolts
Refit m5 Fixings to lower gearbox flange from underneath turntable
Thoroughly grease both bearings as this is a sealed for life unit. Liberal application of M0000494 grease is required
Place turntable plate D4019E onto greased assembly , and fit 4 off 8mm dowels to fix all three new addition parts together.
Then apply adhesive to m4 caps and tighten.
Lastly fix with 4 off m14 bolts and a form washers to finalise turntable plate into position
Check rotation is smooth by hand by turning the turntable plate and check the range of movement is correct
Use steps 5-1 to complete the reassembly of the main components back onto the module
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