07-11-2015, 06:33 AM
Pix Man
thanks for your advice i will let you know what i find.
Ed
here you go...
its original life started as a Valve Grinder
Now i needed to modify it, i started with a aluminum table to hold the fixtures
This three axis spindle was purchased off Ebay, it has a threaded spindle nose 1-1/2 x 8 tpi same as all my lathes
here is a shot of me tinkering with it to figure out all the angles i need, this is giving me ideas on affixing the fixture
here is a shot of my first 60 degree thread forming tool with the correct side relief angles for the helix angle, notice the burning of the Ruby red wheel
a top shot of the toolbit
A depth stop was needed
i made another fixture for it
i think you get the idea
on the rotational axis i had no way to gage the angle i was turning it to so i made a graduated dial for this out of aluminium with a pointer
I am getting there.
now i need to solve my grinding wheel problem.... thanks.... Anthony
thanks for your advice i will let you know what i find.
Ed
here you go...
its original life started as a Valve Grinder
Now i needed to modify it, i started with a aluminum table to hold the fixtures
This three axis spindle was purchased off Ebay, it has a threaded spindle nose 1-1/2 x 8 tpi same as all my lathes
here is a shot of me tinkering with it to figure out all the angles i need, this is giving me ideas on affixing the fixture
here is a shot of my first 60 degree thread forming tool with the correct side relief angles for the helix angle, notice the burning of the Ruby red wheel
a top shot of the toolbit
A depth stop was needed
i made another fixture for it
i think you get the idea
on the rotational axis i had no way to gage the angle i was turning it to so i made a graduated dial for this out of aluminium with a pointer
I am getting there.
now i need to solve my grinding wheel problem.... thanks.... Anthony
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