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its an enco and i cant find much info on it is most likely not more than 2 horse. i dont plan to do any crazy pocketing and REALLY WANT A MILL to match the sexy tractor lathe and use it for hobby projects....
So for the last month-ish Ive been working at my new job as an injection mold operator, which has been rather interesting. I first thought of injection molding as a basic concept of hot plastic gets shot into a mold and gets ejected. But there is so much more that goes into injection molding. There is back-pressure 5 heating...
I thought this group might be able to appreciate this part. I ordered 5 from PCBWay. They are 1/4" mild steel. For just over $30USD each I got them in 16 days. But I have SO MANY questions about their process....
jig i made for easy gripping for turning the bottom side in the background.
Just make it from the stock out back.
Private equity is the instant death of any company’s quality or professional values. Starrett is dead.
So I bought a small box of tap wrenches, and it had a dollar general dial caliper in it, as well as this. The guy had no idea what idea it is, and neither do i, he seemed to think it had to do something with machining...
so i went to a booth with this older man selling all kinds of stuff, Cameras, glassware and all kind of knick nacks. I then found this beauty under some washers and bolts. It’s a brown and Sharpe No.38 and looks pretty good for how old it is. i also got the lot for $15 and I can’t complain....
I’ve wondered for a while, there are lots of things that attract people to machining, and with that come areas. My previous instructor would say (in no offense) but in this class we are not doing wood working, we are doing precision machining ". he also dabbled in leather working in his free time. So it raises the question...
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The bigger the better, and the parts just keep getting bigger. 10” major diameter, 4350 heat-treat, ~40Rc. This bitch is tough, but that’s that shit I like. Blurry 6” scale for reference on my tool post.
So, for a recap for people who don’t know my current situation. I’ve been working at a die shop for 6 months, and the position is in maintenance. I was told that after an amount of time, a machinist job would open, and I could continue to learn so much about the amazing trade that is machining. However, it has been 6...
Solid aluminum, I really really enjoyed this job
Facing off two large 45° blocks for a material provider near us, spindle out about 20” on a clapped out Summit
Need some help with overcoming the initial hurdles of a learnjng curve. I’m in a fake it till I make it type situation right now. We acquired most of the equipment that a machine/fab shop would have and most of them, there is plenty of information online to learn from. Except for the horizontal boring mill, and I am...
The things you can do with knowledge and a decent home shop are amazing.
so fun fact inhaling yummy iron dust is not very BASED. and i mean i could wear a respirator, but the whole thing is even with wearing some safety’s and a respirator i still got iron dust in my eyes, and have had about 4 eye infections. so last weekend i decided to fix that, i took a Hepa filter and laser cut a mount for a...
so for a while at work, we have ran the Tormach. so originally we had the same coolant as a Hurco CNC and the tormach is in a small room, which made the EDM guys displeased because it reaks. so we switched it out for the coolant that originally came with the Tormach and it didn’t stink as bad. well finds out that coolant does...
