how to mill perfect chamfers

how to mill perfect chamfers
In this video I will demonstrate two different methods of how to accurately chamfers a block
In other words how to put the perfect 45 accurately too size on our blocks
the first method uses a seated parallel for repeatability the second method uses the angle of a cutter both methods are acceptable and accurate

[@AWDJRforYouTube]

I remember when my dad brought home a "Majic Marker when they first came out circa 1962....been calling them that ever since!

[@shopandmath]

I kind of got in for a magic marker on. Someone said I should really be calling them sharpie

[@bobvines00]

@@shopandmath I believe that both are (or were) trademarks. ;)

[@machinists-shortcuts]

If you look for: Big chamfer - big tool - big part - small cycle time - short video. There is an unusual method using the inside of the teeth.
There is also one for making a countersink gauge to set chamfer depths.

[@matthubbard8541]

Great tutorial Ray, thanks 👍

[@shopandmath]

thanks for the nice comment and thank you for taking the time to comment. It is much appreciated.
Ray

[@stringmanipulator]

Great video 😁👍

[@shopandmath]

Thank you for the nice comment and thank you for taking the time to comment
Ray

[@stringmanipulator]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I have learned a lot from your channel.😊

[@shopandmath]

thank you for the nice comment. It is much appreciated.
It helps put fuel in the tank and the current video that I’m working on right now is creating a universal magnetic parallel. I’m in the voiceover stages.
Thank you for taking the time to comment. It is much appreciated.
Ray

[@thomaskovacevic4368]

Awesome job explaining
What kind of face mill are you using

[@whtkngofc]

I prefer to use a dia 20 spot drill to make my chamfers.

[@shopandmath]

Yes, that is a good alternative at the school we don’t supply centre or spot drills
Thank you for taking the time to share. It is much appreciated.
Ray

[@aguycalledlucas]

You missed the point of the video. He is showing alternate methods for large chambers.

[@richardmorton1310]

Lock it down-we don't really need it. Then I guess you're okay with 0.374.5, then 0.374, then 0.373.5, then 0.372.5, and then 0.372. LOL.

[@shopandmath]

I believe it was locked down. It’s the machine I was on. I don’t know if I showed locking the table or not.

[@dangirt5013]

I was watching going, there’s 2 thou, there’s 2 and a half aaaand there’s 3 thou. lol yeah just lock it down it doesn’t hurt

[@aguycalledlucas]

Don’t be that guy. Shhh.