Homemade Lever Operated Rotary Table for Milling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มี.ค. 2021
- A simple homemade rotary table that is rotated by a lever . It is for people who have a milling machine that want to do radius milling but do not have CNC or a Rotary table.
I made this table when I needed to do some radius cuts but did not have a rotary table at the time. After I purchased a rotary table, I found that I still use my lever operated table most of the time because it is faster and easier to use and faster to set up in the mill. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Young man, your talents are most impressive. Old fart and hobbyist from Tx. If my cancer will leave me be, I must add one to my tooling. Bear.
This is a great little radiusing jig! I'm absolutely adding this to the (ever expanding) list of shop projects
Just showed up as a suggestion for me. One of the nicer hand controlled radius cutting tables I've seen. I especially liked how you were able to extend the use of it with some simple attachments. I'd need to size it to suit my own mill's and mill vise sizes. But I like the concept. I think I might see if I can find the old Bellville washers I've got set aside someplace as the tensioning force too.
Wow! Great idea. Not something that you see every day. I'm sitting here imagining all of the applications that I can make easier with something like this.
I used to have access to machines where I worked. Not a trained machinist by any means but I made some really unique stuff. Boy do I miss those machines. This late in life with what I know now I would be dangerous lol!
That sir, is awesome! I love it. It just goes to show that a little ingenuity can solve most problems (and save you some money too). Great video!
This is the slickest way to make a tube bending die on TH-cam, kudos. Someone cast thiers in aluminum and polished it. Another used a rotary table and a boring head. And another used a large lathe with a radius cutting tool. This is the best however. One would spend hundreds to get a rotary table that could cut radii as big as some in this vid. The only thing i see as a potential downside is the fact there's no way to measure how many degrees its rotated. Maybe pins?
I would never be able to have one of these. I’d use it way too often for projects where it isn’t necessary just because it looks super fun to use.
Awesome! This is now on my list of tvings i want to make!
Great idea! Thank you for sharing.
Great now I have a new project. I love it!
Very nice..enjoyed your video very much...
This is pure genius
Excellent! Two ideas for improvements, perhaps unnecessary: a jam nut on the shoulder bolt nut to keep it from loosening / holding preload, and replacing the grease with brass shim stock?
What can be made with a simple milling machine and a little ingenuity!
Great video! Thank you
Fantastic, I like that, well done
That is awsome
Gotta build one of those
Thanks for the video. Very slick, Later from Texas.
Fantastic idea!
Thank you! 😊
What engineering is all about 👍👍
Amazing work!
Thank you, glad to see people appreciate it.
Really cool video!
Good job my friend, and good idea 👍
excellent , thank you very much for share the video and your knowledge
Thank you so for this video bro,I will use your idea in my diy bicycle project thank you so much🙃❣The rotary table are so expensive, and very necesarry in all mechanical workshop,now i can build my own😁
nice work
Brilliant.
brilliant
*slick af!*
thank you for video
❤love it
Good this video, thanks
I like it
Genius, thanks :-)
Me gusta mucho
I love that idea ... do you still have plans for this by any chance?
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Нет слов. Супер! Глаз просто не отвести. Лайк 100% и подписка!
При обработке длинных заготовок на радиус нужно быть максимально внимательным при подводе фрезы к боковой стенке - очень вероятен подрыв и втягивание фрезы в материал
Thank you so much, those are aluminium plate
That's awesome, can I buy the plans
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THANK YOU
Will you share a drawing for the table? I am wonder how you determine the placement of the holes for the top and bottom plates. Love the design.
Yes, I have a solidworks file, or pdf prints
@@kev7777777777 where and how can I get the drawings?
@@bryanchristensen5097 I put the drawings on my projects page of my website
www.motopeds.com/projects-fabrication/
@@kev7777777777 where can I find the PDF since I am not versed in Solidworks. Your help is much appreciated
@@bryanchristensen5097 The eDrawings is a free viewer that you can download the viewer and then look at the model in 3d and get any measurement you want. But I can put up some pdf's too.
GENIAL ... .felicidades ... gracias por el tip
Did you ever tried to make steel works with it?
You could do steel, but would need to take much smaller cuts.
how accurate are you with this? +/- .010? also, are you not a fan of climb milling and perhaps a little mister on the tool? 🙂
I would say +/- .005 is doable. As for climb milling, you have to very careful that it doesn't suck it in and pull the lever out of your hand. I finish the cut with a climb mill for the last cut only taking off about .01
You are seriously underrated. Your quality is way too high.