I have been pouring over all the reference material I can find on making cams, both in print and web based. I can't seem to be able to determine how to make the hoglet cams. I want to make them on the lathe as I don't have a good boring head for my mill.
The cam blank is .465 with a base circle radius of .168.
with a cam lift of .065.
I think I have figured out the off set for turning the cam as .232 offset.
I can't seem to figure out the opening and closing duration for the lobes. I think that is what I need.
I have read Steve Hucks "Offset turning the cam shaft"
tutorial till I'm blue in the face and I still don't know what to do.
The 3 lobes are located around the shaft thus: 1 lobe at "0"
degrees, 1 lobe at "101" degrees counterclockwise from "0"
and 1 at "113" degrees from "0" clockwise.
Thanks in advance.
Ron
The cam blank is .465 with a base circle radius of .168.
with a cam lift of .065.
I think I have figured out the off set for turning the cam as .232 offset.
I can't seem to figure out the opening and closing duration for the lobes. I think that is what I need.
I have read Steve Hucks "Offset turning the cam shaft"
tutorial till I'm blue in the face and I still don't know what to do.
The 3 lobes are located around the shaft thus: 1 lobe at "0"
degrees, 1 lobe at "101" degrees counterclockwise from "0"
and 1 at "113" degrees from "0" clockwise.
Thanks in advance.
Ron