Here is a list of all the postings Lee Jones 6 has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: [Project 3] Dickson T1 Tool Holder |
22/05/2020 08:17:19 |
Tilting the head (first time I did this). As you can see, I do not have an accurate way of measuring angles. Plan for [Project 86] is a Sine Bar/Plate. First cut: One side done (look under the OEM Part): Both sides done (looks okay to me): Offering up to the tool holder. Can't see how it fits until we mill part of the 'T' slot out.
Edited By Lee Jones 6 on 22/05/2020 08:24:15 |
22/05/2020 08:00:29 |
Marking out for the 'V' slots. Discussion for cutting the slots HERE. |
22/05/2020 07:57:56 |
Bump in the road. Looks like the cutter was pulled into the work on the last pass. Typical! Multiple failings on my part:
Discussion HERE. Edited By Lee Jones 6 on 22/05/2020 07:58:42 |
22/05/2020 07:53:30 |
Probably a little adventurous for someone at my level, but I do so like a challenge. From back to front;
Part milled to size: Tool holding slot being milled with a 10mm 2-flute Carbide titanium nitride (TIN) coated HSS cutter: Edited By Lee Jones 6 on 22/05/2020 07:53:50 |
Thread: Annoying milling cutter diving into the work |
22/05/2020 07:43:04 |
Did that happen even with the quill locked? |
Thread: Milling a 45 degree 'v' slot |
21/05/2020 19:26:27 |
So I just trammed the head back to 0° (vertical). How does 0.1mm over 480mm sound? So 1mm over 4800mm (4.8m). |
21/05/2020 14:58:11 |
Doesn't quite work like that I'm afraid. |
21/05/2020 14:44:54 |
Going okay so far, but it's such a faff. I still like the idea of a repeatable sine table based setup with stops, but I just can't picture what that would d look like without purchasing some kind of tilting table. |
21/05/2020 11:44:33 |
This is what I have in my head. In what way would you use the DRO to build the sine plate? |
21/05/2020 11:11:18 |
Blimey. Thanks for taking the time to draft that Clive. I'm going to need some time to digest all of it (do you have pictures? |
21/05/2020 11:00:12 |
That's my plan, although I'm limited to 4 at a time with my set-up. It's okay, I was only jesting. My plan is to make say 4 or 8 of my own and buy some from knock-offs when they come back in stock. Yours look amazing by the way. Are they T1s or T2s? Edited By Lee Jones 6 on 21/05/2020 11:00:48 |
Thread: What *should* a Warco Super Major Milling Machine be able to accomplish? |
21/05/2020 10:55:51 |
Thanks Martin. I think my machine would shake the house down if I tried that. The gears rattle loudly even when slotting with a 12mm endmill! I still think there might be something wrong with the gearbox. Might have to open her up and see. |
Thread: Milling a 45 degree 'v' slot |
21/05/2020 10:50:32 |
Show off. Don't suppose you want to make me some, do you? Edited By Lee Jones 6 on 21/05/2020 10:51:14 |
21/05/2020 09:07:17 |
Thanks Tony. That's the plan (although I'm still relying on Morris the moose to make good). I've already taken the work out of the vice Jason. Plan is to flip the work. I have taken notes of the *relative* measurements. |
21/05/2020 09:05:15 |
Posted by Michael Gilligan on 21/05/2020 08:10:26:
Go for it, Lee ... ‘though it’s interesting to ponder how much simpler it would be to cut the vees on a shaper. Fair comment. I'll just nip out and get one. |
Thread: What *should* a Warco Super Major Milling Machine be able to accomplish? |
21/05/2020 09:02:26 |
TBF, 95% of what I say should have an I fear I'd wear the poor little fella out. |
21/05/2020 08:06:29 |
Posted by JasonB on 20/05/2020 13:10:34:
I wish. Just suggesting items that I have actually used, feel free to shop elsewhere, The ARC ones seem reasonable good value, the other Korloy and KG-1 also work well but I'd be hard pushed to say they work twice as well as they cost about twice as much. However all of them are a marked improvement over the Banggood ones and transformed the facemill. Just seen Ketan's post. Hopefully my silly flippant comment above wasn't one of the (many by the looks of it) catalysts for it. If I would have known this was such a sensitive issue, I wouldn't have made that joke! Just for the record, it was *just* a joke. Besides, I wouldn't care if you were sponsored anyway - more power to you if you were AFAIC. |
Thread: Milling a 45 degree 'v' slot |
21/05/2020 07:52:55 |
This was last night's progress (obviously my work is underneath): |
Thread: Annoying milling cutter diving into the work |
21/05/2020 07:35:49 |
Posted by John Reese on 20/05/2020 22:41:48:
Check the recommended tightening torque for your collet. As I recall the ER16 should be tightened to around 100 ft. lb. Also consider a ball bearing collet nut. It gets a lot more hold on the tool shank than the plain nut. I know I seldom get the proper torque on my ER32s. It would involve using cheater pipes on the spanners. Need to purchase a tension wrench one of these days! |
Thread: Milling a 45 degree 'v' slot |
21/05/2020 07:34:43 |
Holey poop! 12 videos @ 45mins each. That guy really needs to learn to edit! Yeah, I really didn't want to tilt the head either but; a) I've never done it before, so it'll be a learning experience b) I'm not sure how trammed it was already anyway |
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