Jig Grinding Low Profile Sine Plate
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This video shows jig grinding the low profile sine plate on the surface grinder. Using a Suburban Mastergrind and an NSK Planet 600. We will be using a Continental Diamond Tool resin bound, CBN ID grinding point.
Continental Diamond Tool Corporation www.cdtusa.net/ 
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The sound of disappointment when it came up 0.000 2" out of square was clear. You are a true perfectionist. The precision of your tools would be truly wasted on me at the moment. I'd be pleased holding 0.001" though I love all the attention to detail you and Robin, Stefan put into fixturing, measuring etc. to accomplish the work you do.
Hi Barry,
The first time using fixtures always come with a learning curve. I already figured out a few things I need to watch for that will make a difference for the better.
Steve
Really nice work Steve. I think your reply to me on your Keith Rucker square video was meant for this one.
ATB, Robin
I need to start paying more attention.
@@SolidRockMachineShopInc No problem, that wasn't a complaint.
I gotta say you get the most out of your equipment. using your mill as a lathe and now a surface grinder as a jig grinder. Ingenuity!
Thanks, I like this setup better than most I have done. It is extremely accurate and fast.
Steve
The fixtures are working well. Grinding all those dimensions within .0001" the first shot is really good I think.
Thanks Brian. The best benefit is the speed whit accuracy for doing multiple parts.
Stevfe
👍 enjoyed as always and appreciate the sharing. These tools will be around for generations and still presice as ever. You're leaving a legacy. Much respect!
Thanks James.
Steve
Beautiful work and a joy to watch, as always. CDT is a great company, they've been a customer of ours for years. They made us a CBN profile wheel to finish the o.d. of some very small carbide rolls we made for a wire mill, considering the different surface footages across the profile, everything held up well and did a beautiful job. Nick, the son of the man that started the company in his garage, has taken it to the next level. He's purchased diamond tooling companies from all over the world and brought the work to New Haven, In. The new facility is world class and all the guys are great to deal with. Glad to see a true craftsman using their tooling!!
Hi Aaron,
I have been impressed by CDT,s CBN for many decades now. There products keep getting better all the time.
Steve
Always amazing precision, Steve. I've got to get one of your squaring blocks. Truly amazing.
Hi Robert,
Just let us know. We are doing 6 more right now. I think one is not spoken for yet but not sure.
Steve
Nice setup for getting the distance between the holes. Hope the summer is going well for you and the family.
Thanks, you too!
the real gift here is the amazing videos. thanks for taking the time to explain things so clearly
Thanks Emma.
Steve
Nice work Steve, thanks for the demonstration on using jigs and fixtures for precision.
Any time!
Beautiful work Steve and family. You are making great products.
Glad you like them!
very good video..thanks for your time
You are welcome.
Steve
Awesome...thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Chuck.
Steve
Thank you Steve and your family.
Always learning from you.
Carl from Oz.
You are welcome Carl.
Steve
Just subscribed, I've got a Reid 2-1 surface grinder don't know much about it but plain on mastering it someday, great videos.
Thanks for the sub! Hope the grinder serves you well.
Steve
Amazing attention to detail.. Precision at its finest! Thanks for sharing with us Steve.. Hello to your family..
Glad you enjoyed it Dan!
Steve
Awesome stuff Steve, you definitely are a master class machinist...and your work shows it..thanks for sharing...!
Thanks 👍
Amazing work! A joy to watch a master at work! Thanks for the video!.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the video!
You're welcome!
Another enjoyable video Steve. thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Beautiful elegant work. Thanks for taking the time to educate us.
My pleasure
I am definitely going to be picking one of these up. I hope they aren't too backordered by the time I can order.
We will have to see. Some may cancel because of the pandemic. I will put you on the list if you want.
Steve
Hi SuperAWaC, We've had several cancellations on our waiting list so if you're still interested we do have one available right now. Just send us an email at solidrock@nlbchapel .org (no space) and we'll get it set up.
Very nice set up, thanks for sharing.
You're welcome Steven.
Nice setup, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Love your work. Keep teaching! The motor-driven spin fixture is a great idea that I'd like to adopt. What make/model of motor is that (with the integrated speed control)?
Here is a link to the motor. You may find it cheaper at other places. www.penntoolco.com/harig-ultra-grind-motor-attachment-210-70/?device=c&keyword=&campaign=328014706&adgroup=pla-4575205322523731&device=c&keyword=&campaign=328014706&adgroup=pla-4575205322523731&msclkid=05e39107400f1e888821f12f1a30bf0e&**LP%20Shopping%20(4)%20-%20%24500-%24999.99&C%20Harig%20Ultra-Grind%20Motor%20Attachment%20-%20210-70%20%7C%20%24594
A very enjoyable video... thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it.
You sir are a master of pension. Most of us are striving to get within a thousand.
Thank you. A little bit of no how and a lot of patience goes a long ways.
Steve
I really wish I could learn from you, and work with you. Thank you for your videos. I really enjoy watching them.
If you are close to Holland Michigan we maybe we could work some weekends on a few projects.
Steve
@@SolidRockMachineShopInc i wish i was! Im in phoenix Arizona. :-(
Terrific work as usual Steve. Really looking forward to receiving my sine plate. The 3" sine plate would be a great asset in my CNC mill with the 4" vises. Are the vise jaws next?
Hi Stephen,
IT should be going for laser etching early next week. How do you want your name to appear? Was the vise jaws you want for the 4"? We have some almost done for the 6". and a lot of the 45 degree templates, The 30-60 went out to heat treat last Thursday.
Steve
@@SolidRockMachineShopInc I'll send you an email.
.0001 accuracy is crazy to me.
Once you learn a few tricks and a little practice it's not so bad. Your machine has to be good and your mag chuck has to be very flat.
Hello Steve,
Thanks for another great video on setups and grinding. BTW do you still have that Jig Grinder and what did you say was wrong with it?
Yes I do! It grinds a about .0002 per inch in the Y axis. It would need a rescraping job. It still comes in handy if you map the table points there are a few spots it seems to be good.
Steve
@@SolidRockMachineShopInc So is it the table or the spindle that is out by .0002"?
My guess is the part moved with the tightening of hold down screws. I will do a few minor tweaks to improve it next run.
Steve
@@SolidRockMachineShopInc Hi Steve, About your jig grinder, if it is the table surface I could lightly grind it on my surface grinder to within .0002" if you ship it out to me.
Hi Eric,
I answered the last question from the thumb nail icon of the video and did not realize this was in relation to the Jig Grinder. The table on the Jig grinder is good. There is something else going on with it. A friend thinks it is in the taper adjustment and needs to be tweaked. I haven't tried messing with that yet. Thank for the generous offer though. What size grinder do you have?
Have you an email address, or website? I'm interested in your flip peep for the HW 30 S
Hi Stan,
You must have me confused with Paul Watts. I commented on how nice they look after watching his video.
Steve