Re: Best Machining Proceedure/Method???
- From: muellernick@xxxxxx (Nick Müller)
- Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 21:43:25 +0200
John Flanagan <flanagan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Ow, that hurts :^). But yes, it does.
You really can't change it to look that way?
<http://www.motor-manufaktur.de/rcmtemp/sleve.jpg>
You would save a lot of time avoiding the sharp corners where the
partial ring joins the cylindrical part. You also avoid a lot of nasty
precise setup if there is a bit of land left between that what you
intend to mill away and the cylinder.
> The part rotates in a sleeve.
> The 90° cutout allows the part to rotate but it's rotation is limited
> by a pin placed in the sleeve.
How's the pin oriented? parallel to the cylinder's axis?
You also could turn rings on your lathe, mill off the 90°, part off
"shims" with a circular saw (in the mill) and brace that 270° ring to a
plain cylinder. Least work, I guess.
Nick
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