BuildYourCNC - 80mm aluminum alloy mount for 2.2kW Spindle

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80mm Mount for Spindle

$55.00

Includes free technical support.

Want to solidify your Spindle with an aluminum mount? This is a the way to do it.

This mount (or bracket) will fit a spindle motor with an 80mm diameter.

It includes 4 set screws for adjustment.

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[80mm aluminum alloy mount for 2.2kW Spindle] How is the spindle mounted? Is it mounted only using friction from the mount, when you have clamped it down?

Yes, a spindle is generally mounted in a clamp-style mount that is tightened around the body of the spindle causing a friction hold.
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[557] How is the spindle mounted? Is it mounted only using friction from the mount, when you have clamped it down?
[80mm aluminum alloy mount for 2.2kW Spindle] It is stated that this mount is an alloy. What type of alloy with what kind of hardness? 7075T6 or 6061T6?

The manufacturer has not provided the composition of the aluminum spindle mount's aluminum, nor its hardness.
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[557] It is stated that this mount is an alloy. What type of alloy with what kind of hardness? 7075T6 or 6061T6?

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Step 33: Router Mount Part 4
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Step 32: Router Mount Part 3
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