Re: Grizzly Mini Mill- first look
Posted by
Andy Clay
on 2000-01-13 02:53:12 UTC
Ron Ginger wrote:
it locally. It works very well.
pitch & the dials are divided into 125 divisions, giving 0.02mm. They
are numbered 0 to 14 each 5 divisions.
I was going to convert this to CNC of course, but haven't started yet.
Cheers...Andy
>I also have one of these mills, except that I'm in Australia, so I got
> From: Ron Ginger <ginger@...>
>
> I finally received the mini mill and got it setup. On the whole I think
> its a very nice little machine. In general the 'fit and finish' is quite
> nice. All the machined surfaces have a good finish, things operate
> smoothly, etc.
it locally. It works very well.
>Not really. It is actually a metric machine. The leadscrews are 1.5mm
> The X and Y screws can only be called bizzare- they are 16tpi, but the
> collars are calibrated in 123 divisons. the divisions are labeled as
> .001", but in fact are .0005" and the numbers should read to 6 instead
> of 12. I wonder if the collars were made for a lathe to measure diameter
> instead of radius? For my use this wont matter but if someone bought
> this thing for manual use it would be very screwy to use.
pitch & the dials are divided into 125 divisions, giving 0.02mm. They
are numbered 0 to 14 each 5 divisions.
I was going to convert this to CNC of course, but haven't started yet.
Cheers...Andy
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2000-01-12 08:09:47 UTC
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2000-01-13 03:18:34 UTC
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