Machining ER25 Collet Chuck

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @taranson3057
    @taranson3057 Год назад +5

    This looks like a homemade lathe mill combo CNC machine. If this is the case it’s amazing. I would be very interested in learning more about it, design, construction etc. thank you for sharing

    • @9voltprojects
      @9voltprojects  Год назад +8

      Yes, this little „machining center“ is a self-made construction. I'm thinking about maybe introducing it. But I am not sure if there is interest here. Thanks for the very first comment on my channel 🙂

    • @russelldold4827
      @russelldold4827 Год назад +1

      @@9voltprojects I would also be interested in more information about your machining centre. Subscribed.

    • @taranson3057
      @taranson3057 Год назад

      @@9voltprojects you should really consider sharing your project, as your channel grows you will gain more interest. I have a Facebook group that I started 10 years ago and it took all that time to reach 70k plus members, but it continues to grow as the interest grows

  • @ryebis
    @ryebis 3 месяца назад

    Excellent result, well done.

  • @f.hababorbitz
    @f.hababorbitz Год назад +1

    Very impressive machine. Even a tool post grinder. I don't see any scribe lines to setup the 8 degree taper of the ER collet socket. On what is the compound axis. Curious how that is performed.

    • @9voltprojects
      @9voltprojects  Год назад +2

      To set the angle accurately, I first clamp a dial test indicator in my main spindle. I then use this to measure an Y(offset) by probing directly on the ball guideway of the guide rail of my 'mobile tool axis', according to the angle equation. Y(offset)= tan(4°) * X(probing distance X1,X2). Unfortunately, this is not very practical but I achieve quite accurate angles with it.
      Thank you for joining my little channel.