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I have a TL-2 with no rigid tap option... I was thinking of turning the free trial on but then I had a question... How does the rigid tap reverse with that 10" chuck?... I use rigid taps on my miils but they don't have an 80lb chuck to reverse/slow down? What about high speeds, hows it look? |
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Rigid Tap synching is Feed to Spindle rpm so it just follows whatever the spindle does. All the heavy chuck does is make the spindle respond slower. Regarding high speed what is high? I normally tap at 1000 rpm but on the big machine it never actually reaches that before it reverses.
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| This brings up something I have been wondering. I have a TL-1 and I tap all the time using the conversational programming. I couldn't notice any difference in performance with the rigid tapping try-before-you-buy option turned on or off. Which brings up the point of since they offer it in the conversational portion isn't the option/function/ability already turned on?? |
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| As an "option" it is off (0). But like I said "tapping" is in the conversational programming and I have always just used that for my tapping. I experimented one day turning the option on and off and I couldn't see any difference. |
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| The conversational program is an option that is included with the TL2... The rigid tap must be an integral part of the option? I never use the conversational but now I will... Thanks for the tip, I never even looked at it... |
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| As far as I know all Rigid Tapping means is that the spindle rpm and Z feed are so tightly controlled the feed tracks the speed perfectly enough that a spring mounted tapping holder is not needed. Without this tight tracking when the spindle reverses they can get a bit out of synch but that is accommodated by the holder moving on the springs. I discovered, by wrecking a few parts, that when you want to peck tap you have to turn on the REPEAT RIGID TAPPING so the machine remembers the precise start position and can go back to it.
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