Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: cnc lathe project
Posted by
David G. LeVine
on 2011-05-18 12:29:45 UTC
On 05/17/2011 06:46 PM, turbulatordude wrote:
is MUCH more robust and is not much more expensive. In fact, when you
get done, it may be less expensive and better suited to a production
machine.
Dave 8{)
> Hi,Another point to consider, the 8X lathes have a gearless spindle which
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> one very important bit of information is just how large of a part you want to cut.
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> when I was doing production lathe work, we were doing 12 inch stainless steel rings. some about 0.1 " thick.
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> to hold them we used soft jaws, welded on a 1 inch thick steel tube, cut the dia of the part, then separated the ring to make each act independently.
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> you can buy the headstock of a 7x10 mini lathe from littlemachineshop and mount it on risers to swing a pretty large part.
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> since you are doing plastics, your cutting forces will be much less than if you were doing metals.
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> Dave
is MUCH more robust and is not much more expensive. In fact, when you
get done, it may be less expensive and better suited to a production
machine.
Dave 8{)
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