I Received a Sine Bar Kit for my lathe from Tangent Jim and got to use it making a MT3 bar adapter for an upcoming project. Thank Jim. This is a Great Tool.
Don't spin when you're checking the fit of the taper. You might have contact only on one small point and by spinning it so much you drag that round and round and hide those issues. Put it on tight, tap it off.
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There is something very loose in your setups. When you're winding the compound back you're taking almost as big a chip as on the way in. Maybe you're pushing on the compound when you're winding back. Use a drill to drive the compound, you'll get better finishes and more accurate cuts. Holding onto the machine like that is a bad idea.
Sorry but that is what learning is about. First time you try a tool you can give up or keep at it. I choose to show learning take time and commitment. And it alot hard when people are watching. Thanks for watching & commenting. If I edited it all out others may feel they aren't able to learn things like this when they try it.
Don't spin when you're checking the fit of the taper. You might have contact only on one small point and by spinning it so much you drag that round and round and hide those issues. Put it on tight, tap it off.
Thanks for the tip. I will try that.
Nice to see the machining community helping each other out. Great video
It sure is. Thanks for watching and commenting
Hey, Do ya have a link where we can purchase that tool.. Thanks !
You have to call him or E-Mail Telephone 1-508-496-2138 Fax 1-508-496-2138 jimenos@acushnettool.com
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thanks.. I have been subbed for years now.. I enjoy making chips as well !@@acmemachining
There is something very loose in your setups. When you're winding the compound back you're taking almost as big a chip as on the way in. Maybe you're pushing on the compound when you're winding back. Use a drill to drive the compound, you'll get better finishes and more accurate cuts. Holding onto the machine like that is a bad idea.
I plan on making a drill adapter. Last time I did tapers lathe had taper attachment. This lathe is not that fancy. Thanks for the tip.
watching you dial that compound in was painful
Sorry but that is what learning is about. First time you try a tool you can give up or keep at it. I choose to show learning take time and commitment. And it alot hard when people are watching. Thanks for watching & commenting. If I edited it all out others may feel they aren't able to learn things like this when they try it.
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