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Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: CNC Knurling

Posted by Jon Anderson
on 2002-08-06 08:47:18 UTC
doug98105 wrote:

> You NEVER want to idle the turning knurls on a workpiece and if
> possible NEVER run the the knurls back over a knurled area.

Doug,

I've got a small B&S opposed knurl tool and have never used it. I've
wondered about how to get it off the part after knurling. If one doesn't
retract along the part, then I assume you have to bring it off the part
in the X axis? What if I had to knurl a part in say, the Eguro with
hydraulic tailstock where there is only one axis of travel?

Thanks,

Jon

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