my hitachi mill uses a taper lock type system that works kindof like
compression fittings for steel tubing. the end pieces squeeze on little
rings that apparently do the holding.
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Just found a good video on rotary broaching.
http://www.slatertools.com/video.htm
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Still grepping through log files to find problems?
Kirk Wallace wrote:
Has CNC changed the way keyways are made? I need to make some keyways
for my mill conversion, and I have no tooling so far for doing it. Since
I will may be buying tooling, I want to explore the options in order to
make the best investment. I actually prefer not having
On Monday 29 October 2007 23:10, Kirk Wallace wrote:
Has CNC changed the way keyways are made?
I talked with a guy a few weeks ago who has a CNC broaching machine
from the description it sounded like more of a vertical shaper/slotter with an
X-Y-rotary table and uses a single point tool to peck
On Tuesday 30 October 2007 14:17:43 Jon Elson wrote:
Kirk Wallace wrote:
Has CNC changed the way keyways are made? I need to make some keyways
for my mill conversion, and I have no tooling so far for doing it. Since
I will may be buying tooling, I want to explore the options in order to
On Mon, 29 Oct 2007, Kirk Wallace wrote:
I actually prefer not having keyways and going with set screws on
countersinks. Anyone have thoughts on this? Thanks.
One trick I came up with is to use a shorter than normal set-screw, and
put a cylindrical piece of brass or plastic that matches the
Has CNC changed the way keyways are made? I need to make some keyways
for my mill conversion, and I have no tooling so far for doing it. Since
I will may be buying tooling, I want to explore the options in order to
make the best investment. I actually prefer not having keyways and going
with set
