Vladimir
Detail Decepticon!
I have an indexing head, as well as a 5c spin indexer and a few small rotary tables. Working vertical, I use the rotary table with dividing plates.
5C
I was guessing what size of chuck you used. Right one?:
The setups I wind up using are not always the most logical in an ideal world
What might be illogical can lead to something very cool in the end
I more or less understand what setups you use. Why not to use rotary table with the chuck married to it? In the end it's like alltimehorisontal position dividing head Rigidity is enough to mill body slots, especially with back tail. Only mind breaking process there is zeroing the chuck.
Three inch size device is very convenient one for the subject.
but I go off of the results I get vs. what "should" be best .
Key words! Results are on the photo above.
I will search for a video on the chuck truing. Basically you place material between the jaws (on the angles, not the center) while closing it, so it is under clamping force, then bore the jaws. Hone afterwards to smooth the jaw faces while still under clamping pressure. I believe it was a Southbend tech that posted a video, but will have to search to be certain.
Would be great! Description is good, but in this case vid is the best.
Yes, it is the collets that I have been having difficulty in getting good, repeatable results from - and I can't afford to keep throwing money at them. Cheaper to use a 4 jaw, and spend the time dialing it in...
Reasonable!
You don't have mass production there and have time to play with indicators.
By the way. I'd recommend for your tender loving machining this nut:
Exactly for tender processes You just feel what you do with it! I understand what people might think about now
I got this from your country. Guy also sells 32's size. His prices are sweet.