I didn't put the lathe ops here, but I do have vids of them on my channel. This vid is actually pretty cool......at least I like it....especially the chamfering op at the end.
maybe not quite as flattering. I think I isolated the spindle rpm changes to the estop being flaky. The factory one had kinda fallen apart, so I put in another one I had.....it was the flaky one. After removing it and jumpering the wires together, I haven't had any rpm fluctuations like that.
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I didn't put the lathe ops here, but I do have vids of them on my channel. This vid is actually pretty cool......at least I like it....especially the chamfering op at the end.
Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
bluehandsvideo on youtube
Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
bluehandsvideo on youtube
Last edited by mklotz70; 10-25-2017 at 04:55 AM.
Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
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Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
bluehandsvideo on youtube
Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
bluehandsvideo on youtube
Last edited by mklotz70; 10-25-2017 at 07:45 AM.
Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
bluehandsvideo on youtube
Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
bluehandsvideo on youtube
Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
bluehandsvideo on youtube
Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
bluehandsvideo on youtube
Don't have to be too bright to be me :)
bluehandsvideo on youtube
- - - Updated - - -
Maybe I shouldn't wait 10 months to post what I'm up to. lol
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LOL!!! My last post said I shouldn't wait 10 months to post on here........and now it's been over 3 years.
I'll see if I can post a few vids here of stuff dealing with my mill.
How I set tool lengths
A chip guard/shield I added to the Z axis
A shelf I made for the coolant
What I did for a tank....way better than the laundry soap jug in the shelf video
Shower curtain chip containment
I love these jaws!!! I can grab the saw cut sides without having to clean them up first.
Replacing the rear Y axis bellows
Last edited by mklotz70; 02-11-2021 at 06:33 AM.
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Modifying a 13" set of rotors
Bit of mill turning. I now have a Tormach 15L Slant Pro to do this work on.
Thread milling - testing and final use
"One off" set of brackets I did.
A couple of upper control arms. One is solid, the other is two pieces
Ball joint covers for the above arms. I stalled/crashed the spindle in the just after the 1min mark
Nearly wet myself
There's more on my bluehandsvideo youtube channel, so I'll call this enough for now.
Last edited by mklotz70; 02-11-2021 at 06:52 AM.
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I watched the first thread milling video. From my experience I needed to adjust the nominal diameter of the thread mill in my software to get proper fits. Each thread mill is a bit different.
kvom.....good to know. Thanks! It's the only thread mill I had and that was the first time using it. I'll probably have to go through the entire testing process again when I have to do it again. lol
hhhmmm......the forum won't let me edit any of my posts....need to change one of the vid links.
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I noticed in #214 above that the same vid was linked twice. I guess the forum has a time limit on when you can edit. Not that anyone is watching, but here's the link to the one piece UCA made from a water jet cut blank.
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Interesting that you chamfered the soft jaws. Never needed to do so myself.