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Thread: Flycutting - need help total noob.
25/02/2015 20:10:27

Just ordered a basic flycutter for my hobby mill (SIEG Super X1LP) and thought I might give it try on aluminum.

Getting a bit confused about the cutting tools. Can I just buy a square tool slap it in and use it ?? Or is it must that I grind it before using it.

Is there anywhere that sell pre-ground tools for a flycutter or maybe somebody on here could help me out with grinding it.

Thread: Rotary table and chuck problem
21/07/2014 23:19:24
Posted by Robert Dodds on 21/07/2014 23:07:00:

Jamie,
Well spotted and yes , thats the right way to go.

your dilemma now is whether to go for 3/8 whit or M10 tapping in the shank of the arbor. That depends on whether metric or imperial threads dominate in your existing kit. you will need a screw or studding to secure the arbor to the RT

Good luck with it

Bob D

Don't think I have to worry about the drawbar thread because I don't think I need to secure the arbor unless i'm missing something. All Ill do is drop the arbor into the RT and then place the chuck over the arbor & then bolt down the chuck.

Thanks for all the help really appreciate it.

21/07/2014 22:36:22

Just had an idea, I could get a http://www.rdgtools.co.uk/cgi-bin/sh000001.pl?WD=22mm%20mt2&PN=2-MORSE-TAPER-28MM-DIA-BLANK-END-ARBOUR-3-8-bsw-DRAWBAR-THREAD--5757999.html#SID=493

Rotary table is mt2 taper and the chuck is 22mm.

21/07/2014 22:14:19
Posted by Oompa Lumpa on 21/07/2014 22:07:50:

Welcome to the forum Jamie. From what I can see, that chuck you have linked to is front mounting with three bolts. All you need are three bolts and three T nuts for the slots in the table, position the chuck over them and bolt it down. Very straightforward.

The Vertex four inch table looks quite cute actually and if it's as good as the six inch you are onto a winner.

graham.

I have t-nuts and bolts but I can't center the chuck. Thought there might be an easy adapter that you put on first to center the chuck and then bolt it on.

Its a nice lite table for the price, haven't had the chance to use it yet so I can't comment if it is any good.

Thanks for the help.

21/07/2014 20:28:46

I got a rotary table and a chuck for it. I need something so I can center the chuck on the rotary table.

RDG told me I needed a back plate but didn't say witch one http://www.rdgtools.co.uk/acatalog/Finished_Back_Plates.html

Suppose I need an adapter too, again no idea witch one to get. http://www.rdgtools.co.uk/acatalog/Rotary_Table_Adaptors.html

Any help would be really appreciated.

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