I would be interesting in seeing how you are doing it.

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Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

Paul,
I'm doing it opposite to Richard because my research led me this way.
My research suggested that the rear rotor gear took the most stresses, so I
designed to remove the front eccentric lobe. To be fair with a single rotor
it doesn't really matter, less stress all around and as the front lobe
merely superimposes on the rear, it is only the fixed gear that is different
i.e. front of the rotor or rear of the rotor.
There is a fair bit of detail in the attachments, I hope that doesn't make
it too confusing.
George (down under)

George,
Can you send me the autocad file for this?
I may be able to turn these in the cnc lathe for you guys.
Larry



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