http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdCqQIpv9...e=youtu.be
This is the final stage of my nightmare project. We were making parts out of tolerance for China no less. Heck, we only had .050 to play with but still could not get the job done.
These are vibration damper rings. I had to deflash the inside of about 2000 of these by hand with a die grinder and turn down the outside on the lathe.
I dont know why the video is in slow motion to begin with or why its so black. It will keep you on edge working inches away from that chuck or the carbide tooth grinder though. They told me to stop it all before changing but I like to get stuff done.
At the start of the shift i decided to recheck the mandrel in the chuck and the production manager saw me and was like what the #### are you doing? They also told me I dont need to check the parts either when i suggested it. I thought it was stupid and as you can see in the video I will check every 3-4 run. Can you imagine if i bumped something and all 2000 came out undersized?
This is the final stage of my nightmare project. We were making parts out of tolerance for China no less. Heck, we only had .050 to play with but still could not get the job done.
These are vibration damper rings. I had to deflash the inside of about 2000 of these by hand with a die grinder and turn down the outside on the lathe.
I dont know why the video is in slow motion to begin with or why its so black. It will keep you on edge working inches away from that chuck or the carbide tooth grinder though. They told me to stop it all before changing but I like to get stuff done.
At the start of the shift i decided to recheck the mandrel in the chuck and the production manager saw me and was like what the #### are you doing? They also told me I dont need to check the parts either when i suggested it. I thought it was stupid and as you can see in the video I will check every 3-4 run. Can you imagine if i bumped something and all 2000 came out undersized?
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