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Stilldrillin:
Yesterday, I made my first chippings......  :D

I squared across the end of a piece of steel, using the full length of an 18mm endmill..... What a revelation!  :bugeye:

Sweet, smooth, quiet......  With the cutter directly in the snout, rather than ER32 holder, the head is much lower and more rigid.  :thumbup:

Very pleased with my new "GT" mini mill...... Thank you all, for your input.  :clap: :clap:

David D
sbwhart:
Hi Dave

Good to see your back in the chip making buisness  :thumbup:


When are you going to start killing that Robinson engine  :poke:
 
 :D

Stew
Stilldrillin:
Kenneth.
Thanks for that! I'll post a project build, in a day or so.....  :thumbup:


Stew.
I've got to catch up with a few bits an bobs.... Then, the Mrs Robinson saga will be re started......  :wave:

Hmmmm...... That means I've got to show "that pic"..... Doesn't it!  :bang: ...... And what's happened since.....  :bang:  :bang:

Hmmmm.......  ::)

David D

Stilldrillin:

--- Quote from: Da_Kengineer_Meister on April 06, 2011, 02:19:14 AM ---Great News David!   :thumbup:  Do you have a re-assembled w/tool mounted photo to go with it?  -Congratulations!

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Hi Kenneth.
Is this what you mean?

6mm cutter, in R8 collet......




Head well down the slideway. More rigid than (previously) using an ER32 holder.......




Working on the write up, at the mo.....

David D
Stilldrillin:

--- Quote from: Da_Kengineer_Meister on April 08, 2011, 12:36:03 PM ---
If you added all the working / planning / parts ordering time together how much time do you think you have invested?

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That's not a fair question, Kenneth!  :bugeye:

Lets just say. Far too much, as far as Mrs Drillin is concerned!  :thumbup:

David D
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