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We are going to turn hex stock to make a step nut using 7/8 hex, grade 5 SAE J995 Steel, with a 5/16-18 UNC thread in the center. We will be using a SL-20 with a servo bar 300 bar feeder. Our concerns are: 1. Will the hex stock when loaded with the bar feeder be lined up with the hex collet, or is this not a very good idea. In the past we have seen the stock get hung up and the push rod on the barfeeder gets bent. 2. Has anyone used the combo "drill/tap"? If anyone has had experiance in turning hex stock, your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advanced! OSMQC |
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| We used a three-jaw chuck with carbide grippers in the jaws. I don't know about the bar feeder question. Get your first roughing pass deep enough to be under the interruption.
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| If you are machining off the bar, I don't see how a combo drill/tap could be used, since their application is for through holes. The drill end must exit before threading can begin.
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