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19634 nutz2144 Offline Send Email Apr 1, 2008
7:21 am
Have a geared head HF Mill\drill. I am very adept at manual machining but would like to "Learn" and convert my mill to a CNC, well, because it would be cool, a...
19635 warren_read Offline Send Email Apr 1, 2008
8:14 am
Hi Richard, Everything you could ever want to know about CNC and few things you probably didn't want to know can be found here ...
19636 fluvannabear Offline Send Email Apr 1, 2008
5:16 pm
Hello all, Newbie here. I would like to make my own transmission to transfer case adapter and need to cut internal and external splines to mate them. I think...
19637 rgsparber@...
rgsparber Offline Send Email
Apr 1, 2008
5:34 pm
Burt, I wish I had some neat trick for you to cut those internal splines. I am in the process of building a metal shaper which easily does this cut but that ...
19638 Jerry Kimberlin
jkimberln Offline Send Email
Apr 1, 2008
5:41 pm
... A form tool and a shaper is a good way to go, but you can also use the mill/drill quill as a shaper if you have a rotary table. Hard on the arm, though. ...
19639 iqc4unme Offline Send Email Apr 1, 2008
11:34 pm
That site is a great place to pick up CNC info! I hang out there as well....
19640 mark
gmiller4396 Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
12:38 am
Enco sent this code for April for free shipping. $50.00 or more. Free shipping code for April. WBAP8 Mark...
19641 Clark Family
network2323 Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
12:53 am
Shaper or broaching are best. Single broaches from MSC are in the $125 to $200 range. Or if you would rather make than buy, you could try to make your own...
19642 Michael Calhoun
miker557 Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
1:38 am
That’s interesting … the local radio station in Dallas that carries Rush Limbaugh is WBAP, 820 on the AM dial ….. Miker _____ From:...
19643 Druid Noibn
druid_noibn Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
2:59 am
Hi Burt, A difficult project. How about buying replacements parts for a mill or mill/drill or similar and work with them? Just an idea. Take care, DBN ...
19644 Druid Noibn
druid_noibn Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
3:25 am
Hi Miker, Sure sounds like a consiracy to me <smile> Take care, DBN Michael Calhoun <mikaelc@...> wrote: That’s interesting … the local radio...
19645 DAVID TAYLOR
acetaylor2001 Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
3:31 am
Just an idea.... If you could find several output shafts with the same spline, you could use those to make your broaches. I'm guessing a couple of roughers and...
19646 DAVID TAYLOR
acetaylor2001 Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
3:57 am
Another option if your really dedicated, is to make a single point broach and use the quill to feed the broach through the hole. You would have to set your...
19647 Peter
crazypj10 Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
5:43 am
Hi Folks, I just joined. I bought mill shown main page (or one very much like it) about a year ago. I've done a few jobs but now require greater accuracy The...
19648 balibalistic Offline Send Email Apr 2, 2008
1:34 pm
I just joined up aswell and am a total newb!!my mill /drill was also off slightly when i purchased it a few weeks back..,though not as much as yours. i'm a...
19649 leasingham_connelly
leasingham_c... Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
1:53 pm
... year ... so ... to ... Four big bolts and shims is the way to go. A torque wrench is the best way to ensure even bolt tightness to get repeatable figures. ...
19650 rgsparber@...
rgsparber Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
1:56 pm
PJ, Welcome to the group! I have learned a lot here and hope you have the same experience. My RF30 head was off about 0.030" left/right when I first got it....
19651 rgsparber@...
rgsparber Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
2:04 pm
balibalistic, I welcome you to the group too! It looks to me that your "fixture plate" is a good example of what we call "soft jaws". You take a block...
19652 Burton Tarkington, Jr.
fluvannabear Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
2:53 pm
Thanks to everyone who has replied so far. Actually, my initial thought was to TIG weld a 700-R4 transmission yoke (internal spline) to a spare Toyota L/C...
19653 balibalistic Offline Send Email Apr 2, 2008
3:39 pm
Thanks for the welcome!! i just uploaded a photo of my temporary fixture plate!i only plan to use this until i pick up my "real" vice this weekend. What i did...
19654 Peter
crazypj10 Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
4:10 pm
Hi Rick, I think it may change with height as I'm rotating head slightly? Good idea about torque wrench, I hadn't even given that a thought. Any particular...
19655 rgsparber@...
rgsparber Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
11:27 pm
Your fixture sounds very professional. Are you REALLY a newbie ;-)) ? Rick rgsparber@... web site: http://rick.sparber.org In a message dated 4/2/2008...
19656 rgsparber@...
rgsparber Offline Send Email
Apr 2, 2008
11:44 pm
PJ, Please see my comments below. Rick rgsparber@... web site: http://rick.sparber.org In a message dated 4/2/2008 9:11:06 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,...
19657 DAVID TAYLOR
acetaylor2001 Offline Send Email
Apr 3, 2008
12:49 am
I think a decent hydraulic press would work fine. If you do decide to go this route, you may have to anneal the shafts prior to turning and then re-harden. If...
19658 balibalistic Offline Send Email Apr 3, 2008
2:17 am
Yes Sir..,as new as they get!! i'm just putting 2 and 2 together,getting 3 and machining 4 :-) the fixture works great for my intended purpose,but a bigger...
19659 Paul
pfrederick1 Offline Send Email
Apr 3, 2008
6:07 am
You could always join this Yahoo group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DIY-CNC/...
19660 Paul
pfrederick1 Offline Send Email
Apr 3, 2008
6:31 am
Broach cutters have many teeth each a little larger. I ran a broach once that cut a 1/2" deep dovetail in one pass. The cutter was 6 feet long. That was one...
19661 jeff200648 Offline Send Email Apr 3, 2008
3:00 pm
Richard Have you checked out www.cnczone.com and for drives & motors you can get a package from www.kelinginc.net he has great support, good products at...
19662 Dan Mauch
danmauch Offline Send Email
Apr 3, 2008
3:42 pm
I have helped quite a few people modify their mill drills for cnc. Here is a link to my mill drill running on stepper motors. ...
19663 S. Byrd
mysnoopybird Offline Send Email
Apr 3, 2008
6:04 pm
Thanks, that should work for me. I also worked in SS years ago when I at Douglas Aircraft. But yes, real steel should work fine. I'd forgotten about the...
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