I think that Dodge and Browning taperlocks are interchangeable ??

http://www.dodge-pt.com/products/pt_components/bushing/bushings.html.

I found this:

http://www.baldor.com/downloads/manuals/_downloads/4003-810.pdf

Apparently the QD bushings have a different taper than the Taperlock 
bushings.

They say 8 degrees for Taperlock and 4 degrees for QDs.   That is a lot 
different than the discussion here:

http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/general/taperlock-angle-175512/

But I am pretty sure that 1.5 degrees is incorrect.

I think I have QD bushings here and I might have a Taperlock also.. if I 
can find it.

Dave


On 3/4/2012 11:48 AM, gene heskett wrote:
> Does anyone know the taper angle that Browning uses for their taperlock
> hubs?
>
> I get the impression from my memories of it that it is a faster taper than
> std morse by quite a bit.
>
> I did get a bit of machining done last night, including drilling the hole
> with a 1/4" 4 flute ballnose. Unforch, its maybe 5 thou too big, so I will
> need to saw slit it several times crossways in order to get a good crush
> onto the motor shaft.  I assume the BN mill wasn't sharpened absolutely
> symmetrical.  Turning maybe 50 rpm, it did want to chatter a bit.  But with
> enough saw slots to let it crush easier, I believe I can make it work.
>
> If I try to slot it with one of the dremel 1.5" diamond wheels (a hacksaw
> blade is waayyy to wide IMO), what rpms should I use for best life of one
> of these $21 wheels?  I am under the impression that turning at dremel
> speeds where its throwing fire also causes the diamonds to ablate quicker.
>
> I am not equipt to either flood cool, or catch it, but it would sure seem
> to be a good idea.  Setting my rotary on edge, in a large, at least 4" deep
> plastic bowl, and filling it with K1 so the slot is buried might be doable.
> rpms limited by throwing K1 over the side. ;)  Any better ideas out there?
>
> Cheers, Gene
>    


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