Making of: Lathe carriage stopper / z axis - apron limiter
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Hy There,
In this video i'll show you how i make a simply version of carriage stopper for my new lathe.
there are many different types of carriage stopper, some of them with multiple presets but i just make a simpliest version of them because i only need them for some seriall work here and there.
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Nice work. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Thanks, welcome to watch also next video about spindle stoper.
amazing looks! nicely done
Always Great to see your Videos! Keep up the great work! You ROCK!
Thanks
Nice. I made the same one some time ago. It works perfectly fine.
Excellent job
Excellent little project.
I've often wondered about how useful it would be to have a carriage feed disengagement facility to stop screw cutting up to a certain point, but I like the sound of a clutch for the carriage feed even more - and I think might well be the slightly easier option. Looking forward to seeing it.
Regards Mark in the UK
Thats where the problem is -thread screws dont have clutch ,it works by using split nut.If you disengage it during cutting operation it might cause damage and wear out quicker.
@@zumbazumba1 Hmmm. Not sure if your reply was to me or not, but if it was, perhaps you don't understand the point I was trying to make.
FWIW, I DO, and I'm certain the TinC33 understands the reason for, and operation of the split nut, but my thoughts do not impact on the split nut.
Hey that's actually amazing idea, my lathe don't had a clotch, with a lever i only turn on the switches wich activate one or other contactor, so i could easily just add another switch in series to turn off the lathe and just put it on that stopper, so when the switch activate lathe will stop, then turn it clockwise set feed and activate again.... really simply without any mechanic work.
That lathe also got thread rod dial so i CAN disengaged halfnut while cutting and then via dial engaged it in same position, so we don't need to run lathe backwards while cutting threads but didn't try yet, there are some numbers, but only specific numbers on dial is for specific pitch, i don't know, leave halfnut locked seems more reliable to me
jesu li čemu te bernardo mašine ? Generička kineska kvaliteta ili?
te stružnice so vse ulite na kitajskem (holzmann, bernardo, optimum, noname...) ne vem če je kaj razlike v sami litini ali so povsem identične, obdelava ne vem ali je kitajska ali obdelujejo in barvajo v vsaki firmi posebej v europi recimo, jih pa zagotovo sestavljajo in opremljajo v europi (omenjene firme) kar sem bral je velika razlika mer recimo najdražjim (bernardo/optimum) ali pa cenejšim holzmannom in druge cenejše firme, čeprav zgledajo precej identične. razlika je v tem da dražje znamke (naj bi) ugrajujejo boljše ležaje, boljšo elektroniko, sestavljene in nastavljene so bolj precizno... četudi so osnove enake so baje velike razlike, sam sem z bernardotom zelo zadovoljen kar se tiče natančnosti vodil, lavfa zelo lepo, moči dovolj, togo vse super, moti me edino da malenkost pušča olje, a to počasi odpravljam, recimo oko za kontrolo nivoja olja niso bila zategnjena, pa kako tesnilo pri osovini zobnikov bo še potrebno menjati... drugače pa so far so good.
Interesting but why bother with a screw adjustment ,when you could have used 8mm rod that you can fix by using thumbscrew on the side? That way you can quick adjust it and you could replace the rod with dial indicator if needed.
Over all not bad.
That's because i need that only for specific seriall production like facing 100 pieces to same leinght, rod fixed by thumbscrew can quckly change it's position if not touching it gentle enough, and same is with indicator, for positioning i got DRO so so I don't see the need for an indicator. i just need solid limiter, wich is also very easy and quickly to setup roughly or precize and won't change it's pozition.