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I am looking to make some manifolds that require a few different NPT threads. ( 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 1-1/4) I have no problems with NPS but I can't figure out how to mill out a tapered thread. As well I have not looked yet but I do not know the degree of taper for a npt thread. I will be running this threw a Haas control, any suggestions would be appreciated.
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| I believe the taper is 1.78333Degrees from center. Here is a link to Harvey Tool's site that has the tool you need... http://www.harveytool.com/products/p...keyword=thread Scroll to the bottom. I've used them and they work well. Good Luck. |
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| A npt thread taper according to the machinist handbook is .75" per foot. Depending on which tool you use it should come with software that will generate the code you need.
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| Alot depends on the cutter I thread mill ALOT of pipe threads NPS and NPT. I have a 4"-8 NPT that I use a single point thread mill on it has a special G code that it runs so that it can spiral down to make the taper. I then have a 1.5-11.5 NPT that uses same path as my 1.5-11.5 NPS we just change out the multi tooth insert because the insert has the taper angle on it. There is alot of factors to look at to awnser your question.
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| Do on a 4th axis rotary table (if you have one) tilted to the desired angle. If you have a tiltable head like my SX3 then you can cheat with the helix angle too. Then just use a lathe insert to do the cutting. |
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| Ok so this will not be a simple as I had hoped. I have no 4th axis so that ones out, I'm coding by hand so software is out. A macro maybe? ProProcess I like those tools that maybe the route I need to go, I have a single point threading tool and I was hopping to use it.
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| Well Now I have some options to try dertsap I downloaded the demo of machinist toolbox a long time ago and have not touched it maybe I should dig it out. dcoupar Have you used this software? Kiwi that is a cool program, what made you write it? chrisryn if you could find that I would love to play around with it.
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