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| Rob.Wilson:
Great stuff Stefang :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: Do you need any milling cutters to practice on ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i have a bucket full that need a sorting out :doh: :lol: :lol: Rob |
| stefang:
Some progress :bugeye: Machining the Bars, that will hold the grinding spindle, two at once, they are aligned to each other using two dowel pins: Other setup to mill the longitual slot: Making chips, using a 10mm roughing cutter, 5mm depth of cut: Everything put together, using a piece of steel bar as a spindledummy: There is light at the end of the tunnel :D Stefan |
| stefang:
--- Quote ---Will there be any metal finishing applied to help deal with rust over the years or will you just attempt to keep it well oiled over the years and hope that is enough? --- End quote --- No Paint (dont like the look of painted stock material) and no oil (it will collect the grinding cust like a magnet...), so I will try something like a hard carwax, thats applied to all steel parts. Good news, the spindle is finished: The spindle can be mounted in two different orientations, depending on the work that has to be done. The bearings are standard angular contact types with seals, and preloaded via 4 springs, almost the standard Quorn Design. Stefan |
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