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trigger wheel....part 2...
boggle - 30/3/10 at 09:10 PM

so i cut two two trigger wheels...

not sure what one to use...

both 6mm mild steel.....




thanks mr lardarse for the drawings...


blakep82 - 30/3/10 at 09:11 PM

er, what ignition system?

i'd go with the one on the right myself


Daddylonglegs - 30/3/10 at 09:12 PM

Not much of an expert Barry, but I reckon the one on the right loks a little more substantial. Not sure what flexing can occur in the other one?

Either way, good job

JB


boggle - 30/3/10 at 09:15 PM

blake.....its a megajolt....

john...i like my traction engine one


cd.thomson - 30/3/10 at 09:16 PM

those trigger wheels wont work with MJ

http://trigger-wheels.com/store/index1.html

[Edited on 30/3/10 by cd.thomson]


blakep82 - 30/3/10 at 09:17 PM

for mega jolt it should be 36 teeth (with 1 missing) if its with ford edis
think it needs a few more teeth

a bit like this



[Edited on 30/3/10 by blakep82]


Daddylonglegs - 30/3/10 at 09:22 PM

quote:
Originally posted by boggle
john...i like my traction engine one


See where you're coming from


boggle - 30/3/10 at 09:23 PM

bollocks....

anyone got a drawing or sizes of what i do need???


cd.thomson - 30/3/10 at 09:24 PM

pictures on the link I posted boggle


blakep82 - 30/3/10 at 09:25 PM

hmm, not really, but basically needs to be equally size teeth and gaps. 36 of them (so a tooth every 10 degrees) and 1 of the teeth is missing (so you actaully end up with 35 on the wheel)


boggle - 30/3/10 at 09:28 PM

need the tooth sizes, land, root diameter and overall diamter.....

can anyone help with these???


blakep82 - 30/3/10 at 09:35 PM

you won't be able to put this in the machine, but
Description
Description


the size of the teeth will depend on the diameter of the wheel. that picture is the one i used to have mine made, and mine works. just copy that and scale it up or down to what you need


boggle - 30/3/10 at 09:41 PM

so diameter is unimportant?? just the amount of teeth?


blakep82 - 30/3/10 at 09:43 PM

basically yeah. the risk is, if you go too small, the teeth may not give a strong signal, but if you do it the same size as your crank pulley for example, it should work just fine

i say the same size, but i made the teeth stick beyond the edge of the pulley to make sure the sensor didn't pick up on the pulley itself


boggle - 30/3/10 at 09:47 PM

ok...thats what i shall do...cheers blake....

maybe a smiley face on this one???


mcerd1 - 30/3/10 at 09:48 PM

I've got a cad drawing somewhere that should do it - have you got an e-mail ? (u2u it to me if you don't want it public)

[Edited on 30/3/10 by mcerd1]


boggle - 30/3/10 at 09:50 PM

you have u2u..

thank you


blakep82 - 30/3/10 at 09:51 PM

if you can get a diameter where 1 tooth completely coveres the head of the sensor, then perfect, but still make sure the teeth are the same width of the gaps


mcerd1 - 30/3/10 at 09:53 PM

my drawing is just based on equal sizes of spaces / teeth, the one tooth removed


boggle - 30/3/10 at 09:56 PM

that will be fine....anything to help....


mcerd1 - 30/3/10 at 10:00 PM

you should have it now.........


tomprescott - 30/3/10 at 10:57 PM

It's a shame that you can't use either of them, I personally prefer the look of the left wheel, would have thought that at 6mm it would be substantial enough. Hope you get it sorted.


andyw7de - 31/3/10 at 08:08 AM

Drawing sent Barry


mcerd1 - 31/3/10 at 08:47 AM

I've also done a simplified 2D *.dxf (attached if anyone wants it)

its 5.125" dia. (~130mm) and has a 12mm hole in the middle