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  1. random88

    Large cylindrical quick-connection

    Thanks EdDanzer I had expected the small clearance that is why i figured it would be very expensive to manufacture to small tolerances. I had not considered contamination. Now i have yet another support for the keyhole method. I got support from some of the "bosses" for the keyhole method...
  2. random88

    Large cylindrical quick-connection

    EdDanzer why do you not recommend the bayonet system?
  3. random88

    Force required for press fit

    The Machinery's handbook has the formulas you need. (p 657 in the 27th edition).
  4. random88

    Large cylindrical quick-connection

    Thanks for all your varied suggestions. I have been looking and thinking about the various suggestions. all having pluses and minuses. The vclamps are great for piping but I worry about using them for a cantelevered support. I really like some of Mikehallorans ideas but need clarification on...
  5. random88

    Large cylindrical quick-connection

    I have been asked to design a quick connection between a "part" and a rotary positioner. Currently the parts connect on a flange with 6 screws (3/8" unc)on a 11.38" diameter. The "part" is cantelevered and weighs less than 100lbs. The "boss" wants something like a bayonet connection or...

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