ball bearing casing - joints and motion study

ball bearing casing - joints and motion study

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ball bearing casing - joints and motion study

rprovideo
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Hi

I would normally go and spend a few days to learn how joints and motion works, but I dont have the time right now, and just want this to work. I have a ball bearing casing that needs to move horizontally on a track. (and onto another part of a track). Ideally, the balls would fall out if the design is bad. How do I add joints to do this? thanks.

any help is appreciated

Balazs

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jhackney1972
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Attached in your model.  I did not know the extreme movements of each carriage but I guessed at some reasonable values.  You can adjust the Joint Limits as required.  You are "asking a lot" if you think you are going to add joints to the ball bearings and animate them.

John Hackney, Retired
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Thank you, John. I understand the limitation of the ball joints. The point of animating the motion was to find out if the space for the balls is enough for them to go around, in recirculating ball bearing style. Can fusion tell me this? I actualy think it should be ok, but its nice to be sure. 

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