MicroNitro Posted May 17, 2012 Posted May 17, 2012 I saw this tip on the internet this morning and ran out and made one first thing.
comp1839 Posted May 17, 2012 Posted May 17, 2012 that's a great way for a "quickie" not important aligment jim. it's absolutely not the right way to align a rotary table to the spindle. not being negative here.
MicroNitro Posted May 17, 2012 Author Posted May 17, 2012 that's a great way for a "quickie" not important aligment jim. it's absolutely not the right way to align a rotary table to the spindle. not being negative here. Yes you are correct. But I think this will be a real time saver for most of what I do.
sportandmiah Posted May 19, 2012 Posted May 19, 2012 From past experience, I avoid quick and easy setups. Each time usually resulted in a broken end mill, broken or damaged piece, or flying debris. I do dread the 20 minute setup needed for a simple 1 minute cut on a part. But I've learned that taking the extra time during piece mounting/setup results in far less headaches down the road. Of course if you're machining styrene, the danger decreases by a large margin.
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