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Tips for indicating drills in lathe turret?
I use the old Brookfield holders..cant seem to find anything comparable nowadays- tay2daizzo8
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- Forum: CNC Machining
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Tips for indicating drills in lathe turret?
if you want it done right the first time just float it. 100% with Ox here- tay2daizzo8
- Post #20
- Forum: CNC Machining
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430FR Suppliers...where to find
Help me out guys, i have better luck finding solid gold bars And yes i already googled it. it seems all the go to guys are out of stock. Where are you finding your nowadays looking for 1.0 dia and greater thanks- tay2daizzo8
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- Forum: Shop Management and Owner Issues
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Pin gaging tolerance question. HELP
i meant 3 clicks on the ratchet, we are working with our customer on possibly using their gage but a conference call is scheduled for tomorrow.- tay2daizzo8
- Post #23
- Forum: General
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Pin gaging tolerance question. HELP
I agree, there are 100 ways to skin this cat. Ive made hundreds with no issue in the same lathe. Im need hard data to present to the customer to say this is not a great idea for this part..in short fit tolerances. 3 clicks on the mics and its good, industry standard. there has to be something...- tay2daizzo8
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- Forum: General
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Pin gaging tolerance question. HELP
i like the idea of the tapered pin, but i dont have the room at the bottom of the bore for this. there is a smaller thru hole. air gauge would be nice, maybe ill add it in to the cost and see if they change their mind- tay2daizzo8
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- Forum: General
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Pin gaging tolerance question. HELP
not +/- .0005 its .0005 total( +/-.00025)- tay2daizzo8
- Post #14
- Forum: General
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Pin gaging tolerance question. HELP
Exactly my experience this far. the customer has had a bunch of turnover and im afraid this is the consequence. i dint know if there was a specific spec that said you need .xxxx clearance to make it down the hole. if they have a M+ gauge and i need .0002" clearance(for example) then i...- tay2daizzo8
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- Forum: General
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Pin gaging tolerance question. HELP
when we took the job the customer said they were going to inspect via CMM. the bore mics match what we get on the CMM. obviously we cannot check the part in the machine with the CMM so the mics have proven over years to be a good stand in. My issue is now they are using a gauge, and while i...- tay2daizzo8
- Post #7
- Forum: General
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Pin gaging tolerance question. HELP
So i have a part with a 1.125" bore, 3.00" deep, not a blind hole. total tolerance on the bore is .0005" Also has a surface finish under 8 material is 300 series Historically we have checked this with a bore micrometer and have had no issues. Recently the customer has switched from using a...- tay2daizzo8
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Looking at a new(to me) Okuma MC-V3016...thoughts?
Hi all, Im looking at adding a new mill here. specifically V3016. its a 2001(older but were moving in the right direction) Right now, im primaraly 3 axis VMC with a robodrill set up with a hass 5c indexer. I have 2 okuma mills around the same vintage that i absolutely love. this machine is...- tay2daizzo8
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Buying the shop I work for
I completely understand your point...BUT I will not be ready to buy in 3-5 months. 5 years is probably at the max...im getting the feeling 2-3 based on some of the conversations we have had...in this time i need to clean up some of my own finance stuff and learn more about the financial side...- tay2daizzo8
- Post #17
- Forum: Shop Management and Owner Issues
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Form grinding a straight flute carbide drill.
a 3/8 endmill with a R.06 would have worked very well, 2/3/4 flutes it doesnt matter, grind off what you dont need and use like a bbar- tay2daizzo8
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- Forum: CNC Machining
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Buying the shop I work for
its good that I have my ear to the ground so to speak with the guys in the shop and how things are going. I will not be able to continue doing all of it very much longer. i am sending a younger guy we have to learn mastercam and i figure he can do 80% of the programing once he has a good base...- tay2daizzo8
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- Forum: Shop Management and Owner Issues
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Buying the shop I work for
we rent somewhere around 10K SQ feet in an industrial park, building connected to one other business . 7 mills, 10 lathes, all owned except for 2(plan is to have these paid off in the next 2 years) we do Aerospace, medical and semiconductor with a few defense and small arms sub-tiers. i will...- tay2daizzo8
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- Forum: Shop Management and Owner Issues