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@cimaguyWould you like my idea?

turning the yellow wreath, which is solid with the screw m6, the ring rises and lowers without turning on itself because it is bound by the ø6 plug welded on the ring.
the plug enters a hole ø6.5 ±0.1 that you have to do on the thread
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As measures have not been provided, even my project has no quotas, it remains an idea. However, it responds in full to the latest demands, which wanted a total absence of external elements beyond the manoeuvre cylinder and, do not let see in any position, internal elements like the screw.
the operation has been understood perfectly and the two cylindrical tip grains, are to be preferred because commercial.
if a little longer, they can be calibrated and blocked externally with a nut.
the anti-rotation cylindrical instead is free but caged, can not escape.
the screw can be fixed at the base in several ways, I only marked in circle for a hole that can also be transverse, smooth for a plug or thread for a screw, (to be preferred).
 
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Vittorio said:
@cimaguyWould you like my idea?

turning the yellow wreath, which is solid with the screw m6, the ring rises and lowers without turning on itself because it is bound by the ø6 plug welded on the ring.
the plug enters a hole ø6.5 ±0.1 that you have to do on the thread
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Good morning victorious. thank you too. but is your solution a plug next to the yellow plug?
 
cimaguy said:
Good morning victorious. thank you too. but is your solution a plug next to the yellow plug?
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Good morning @cimaguythe plug ø6, available from the trade, is welded (or fixed with small screws) on the blue eyelet.
has only the task of not turning the blue eyelet during vertical translation.
in my opinion it is a cheap and functional solution.
for movement accuracy we do not have your precise data.
in any case the accuracy is improved by decreasing the games.
aesthetically... everything is subjective.
if you want I send you the step for a better understanding
 
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Vittorio said:
Good morning @cimaguythe plug ø6, available from the trade, is welded (or fixed with small screws) on the blue eyelet.
has only the task of not turning the blue eyelet during vertical translation.
in my opinion it is a cheap and functional solution.
for movement accuracy we do not have your precise data.
in any case the accuracy is improved by decreasing the games.
aesthetically... everything is subjective.
if you want I send you the step for a better understanding
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If you want to send me the 3d... thank you. As mentioned above, this mechanism is used to move the pin with the eyelet along its vertical axis (in two ways) of about 25mm. the eyelet serves to adjust in height the neck of a bottle that rests in the lower part of the hole. Your solution would be valid, but if you could, somehow, hide that side plug, I would make everything aesthetically cleaner. Now, I realize that aesthetics do not always go hand in hand with functionality, but in this case I must follow a directive that the designer has given me: no visible external element .I could reverse, as mentioned above, the things: i.e. insert the blue eyelet in the yellow wreath (which then would become wider)
 
for the moment I send you the step of my idea.
Now I understand the constraints that are there.
I have another idea, but I have to ask if there are dimensional constraints in this area.
example: the circled area in red.. Can he become a rectangle?
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the designers "sometimes" would be stoned in public :roflmao:
 

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Vittorio said:
for the moment I send you the step of my idea.
Now I understand the constraints that are there.
I have another idea, but I have to ask if there are dimensional constraints in this area.
example: the circled area in red.. Can he become a rectangle?
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the designers "sometimes" would be stoned in public :roflmao:
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They have brilliant ideas, but then we have to realize them. the area in red:you mean starting from a round in the area of attachment with the eyelet to finish with a rectangle?
 
cimaguy said:
from a round in the attachment area with the eyelet to finish with a rectangle?
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Yes.
or completely a rectangle with welded at the top of your ring
or better yet.. a rectangle with a hole at the top equal to the maximum diameter of the bottles' necks
 
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hi victorious, beautiful idea also as aesthetics, how is the m6 bar stuck in the bosch accessory?
 
TETRASTORE said:
hi victorious, beautiful idea also as aesthetics, how is the m6 bar stuck in the bosch accessory?
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to ensure that the m6 bar is not avoided from the accessory during the rotation of the yellow wreath, I thought to the 270 brake loctite.
or the old way.. a bulinata so as to cyanphurize.
 
cimaguy said:
beautiful idea! two things: the bosch accessory feeds him from the outside of the profile? must be fixed to the profile? thanks and compliments for the solution
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Yes, it is strung out by helping with a wand in placing it until you meet with the m6 bar that is inserted from above.
must not be fixed because it is still bound in that position from the m6 bar1708971094939.webp
 
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