Tegheim - Home made 4 rotor Wolvo 142

Tegheim · 04-27-2014, 03:45 AM

Yesterday I continued with my Peripheral-inserts.
Because they are threaded into the housings there is imported to get the D-shape in the right angle to align with the pre-machined D-shape in the housings.
The D-shape closest to the housing are bigger than the round hole and the runners, so therefore I need to machine this with the inserts on the side.

I could have done a round hole in the center, and port the sleeves by hand. But I'm really not a "handyman"

And CNC-port are in my opinion the coolest.

It worked out pretty well! I was really nervous when I mounted the first insert...

I very satisfied.

Next is to deside how to couple the inserts with the runners, and also how my runners will look like, size and lenght. Butterfly-throttles or slides.

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04-27-2014, 03:45 AM	#17
Tegheim Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 210 Rep Power: 15	Yesterday I continued with my Peripheral-inserts. Because they are threaded into the housings there is imported to get the D-shape in the right angle to align with the pre-machined D-shape in the housings. The D-shape closest to the housing are bigger than the round hole and the runners, so therefore I need to machine this with the inserts on the side. I could have done a round hole in the center, and port the sleeves by hand. But I'm really not a "handyman" And CNC-port are in my opinion the coolest. It worked out pretty well! I was really nervous when I mounted the first insert... I very satisfied. Next is to deside how to couple the inserts with the runners, and also how my runners will look like, size and lenght. Butterfly-throttles or slides.