Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] threading on cnc router
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2002-05-20 09:21:18 UTC
nahydro wrote:
in a tight machine. If the machine has very good accuracy and no backlash,
it can do it. generally, a CNC milling machine has the accuracy for this, but
a CNC router may not. I have milled threads on my CNC milling machine,
and it worked great. I use a Micro 100 brand thread mill that I got from
MSC, and their part # is 43381262164. You may need a different size
for the 13 TPI thread.
can still do it.
Jon
> Can NPT13 thread be cut on plastic valves using a 3 axis CNC router?Using a single-row thread mill, it is possible to thread mill the larger threads
> Or does the fact that the cutter's plane of rotation is not parallel
> to the thread mean it can't be done?
in a tight machine. If the machine has very good accuracy and no backlash,
it can do it. generally, a CNC milling machine has the accuracy for this, but
a CNC router may not. I have milled threads on my CNC milling machine,
and it worked great. I use a Micro 100 brand thread mill that I got from
MSC, and their part # is 43381262164. You may need a different size
for the 13 TPI thread.
> Without getting into the details, I can't simply mount a die to doDie? So these are external threads? That's a different program, but it
> the threading.
can still do it.
Jon
Discussion Thread
nahydro
2002-05-19 23:02:39 UTC
threading on cnc router
Jon Elson
2002-05-20 09:21:18 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] threading on cnc router