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height adjustment of 4 legs by single leaflet

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Hello.

ask me a ribbon that has the height adjustment of its 4 legs executable by means of a single flyer, the required stroke is 150mm.

time ago we used systems that allowed the central adjustment of the banks, turning a single pomelline, but in regards to legs nothing comes to mind except a "complicated" chain turn on 4 pinions+shaft+guide+.

Would you have a brilliant idea or a commercial to suggest?
 
Hello.

ask me a ribbon that has the height adjustment of its 4 legs executable by means of a single flyer, the required stroke is 150mm.

time ago we used systems that allowed the central adjustment of the banks, turning a single pomelline, but in regards to legs nothing comes to mind except a "complicated" chain turn on 4 pinions+shaft+guide+.

Would you have a brilliant idea or a commercial to suggest?
four unimec type hammers with fast passing tree, connected by trees. or a central dish with trapezoid screw that then lifts the four sliding columns on ball bushing.
 
I think the hammers cost too much... the idea of the trapeze screw or even a big step metric is not bad as an idea. the only problem is to realize the castle that parades with a certain precision in tolerance so as not to plant the columns.

Another idea is to make a pantograph that makes 0-150 mm excursion just like cricks of machines or like lifting platforms.
 
I think the hammers cost too much... the idea of the trapeze screw or even a big step metric is not bad as an idea. the only problem is to realize the castle that parades with a certain precision in tolerance so as not to plant the columns.

Another idea is to make a pantograph that makes 0-150 mm excursion just like cricks of machines or like lifting platforms.
... the main problem is the cost, considering that the tape costs 1100euro. . .

when you say pantograph you mean one or four (one for each foot) "tied" by straps or chains?
 
when you say pantograph you mean one or four (one for each foot) "tied" by straps or chains?
I mean a single one on aluminum plate with 4 columns where to fix the tape frame. better 1 large commanded by a single point that 4 to command together, for otherwise you always find yourself at the same point to put 4 viton m16 or similar and 4 pinions welded on the bars + a knob command with engine pinion.

low cost and functionality :finger:

You could just make the whole pantograph-shaped frame with a central screw and you solved everything:

- Big screw.
- hand crank.
- 8 semibracci (iron tubular 30x15 or similar)
- 2 central pins
- 4 pins made with iron plate with welded 2 perforated ears for fixing the pins at the feet
- horizontal tape fixing
- snail made by an iron round

and little more
 
I mean a single one on aluminum plate with 4 columns where to fix the tape frame. better 1 large commanded by a single point that 4 to command together, for otherwise you always find yourself at the same point to put 4 viton m16 or similar and 4 pinions welded on the bars + a knob command with engine pinion.

low cost and functionality :finger:

You could just make the whole pantograph-shaped frame with a central screw and you solved everything:

- Big screw.
- hand crank.
- 8 semibracci (iron tubular 30x15 or similar)
- 2 central pins
- 4 pins made with iron plate with welded 2 perforated ears for fixing the pins at the feet
- horizontal tape fixing
- snail made by an iron round

and little more
Thank you.
If you mean a "hydraulic mini lift" my fear is that raising, the "x" of the pantograph tightens and everything becomes unstable. ...
The race is not high and I could fix it on the ground in 2 points out of 4... though. .

ps: tape is 160x1.900mm
 
if you build it well you will have about 300 mm shortening for a lift of 150 mm or maybe even less. then surely 2 fixing points on 4 are guaranteed. You could put a guide down and set the guide to the ground. (c type with small opening on one side and mounting 2 wheels)
 
if you build it well you will have about 300 mm shortening for a lift of 150 mm or maybe even less. then surely 2 fixing points on 4 are guaranteed. You could put a guide down and set the guide to the ground. (c type with small opening on one side and mounting 2 wheels)
Thanks for the fact, I try to put down a quick study :d
 
If you put the flyer in the center that moves a toothed wheel and four smaller wheels all around? like satellites, but they're not, because they're a fixed axle.

then the four wheels connect them axially to the screw of each leg.

I wonder if I explained... if I wasn't clear, I try to post a sketch. . .
 
If you put the flyer in the center that moves a toothed wheel and four smaller wheels all around? like satellites, but they're not, because they're a fixed axle.

then the four wheels connect them axially to the screw of each leg.

I wonder if I explained... if I wasn't clear, I try to post a sketch. . .
and you have to always put a belt instead of the chain...but we are still there since the 4 wheels must be joined to move together
 
and you have to always put a belt instead of the chain...but we are still there since the 4 wheels must be joined to move together
? ? ?
Why?
the four small wheels are in axis with the four legs, in the center a large wheel. should work, unless the legs are placed on the top of a square but a rectangle. . .
 
? ? ?
Why?
the four small wheels are in axis with the four legs, in the center a large wheel. should work, unless the legs are placed on the top of a square but a rectangle. . .
tape 160x1900 mm...look in previous messages... impossible to put a wheel of 1.5 meters:finger:
 

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