"Roger Mills" wrote in message
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Vass wrote:

"Roger Mills" wrote in message
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Vass wrote:

following my turntable creation, the spindle on the motor is
slipping pressed against the timber
what couldI wrap/stick on the spindle to create better adhesion that
will not wear off?

some form of rubber I thought?
TIA

What diameter is it? Would one of those rubber caps intended for the
end of walking sticks fit?


its approx 12mm diameter with a key slot in it.
I'm running agains the shaft approx 30mm from the end to ensure it
does'nt run off.

In that case, a walking-stick rubber would probably be too big in
diameter, and not long enough.

I wonder whether you might be better off attaching the rubber - maybe
rubber strips stapled on - to the edge of the wooden turntable rather than
to the shaft.

ahhh.. that could work, like it.the pressure on the wood is quite high, so
might ripple, will give it a go.
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Vass