Hello,
Am setting this job up - see linked photo - http://www.hobby-machinist.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=48616&d=1393202433&thumb=1 from this thread http://www.hobby-machinist.com/showthread.php/13041-Acetal-Delrin-cross-slide-lead-screw-nut
The plastic block deformed slightly during the moulding, the hole is no longer square to the sides or central and now I have to do everything using the hole as a reference rather than the sides of the plastic block.
I can see that the drill bit ensures axis of rotation is at 90 degrees to the hole in the workpiece, and that it may be necessary to nibble a few bits off the chucked end of the workpiece to get the drill bit sitting exactly on the jaws
How do I ensure that the axis of rotation pierces exactly through the diameter of the hole and is not slightly off to one side ?
What tools, accessories and jigs should I be reading about ? What books or web site would help me to better understand how to set up this job on the 4 jaw chuck.
I've not done anything with a 4 jaw chuck before, and very little with a faceplate.
Regards
Bill (Hercus 9" & 3 jaw, 4 jaw, jacobs chuck, no faceplate yet)
Am setting this job up - see linked photo - http://www.hobby-machinist.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=48616&d=1393202433&thumb=1 from this thread http://www.hobby-machinist.com/showthread.php/13041-Acetal-Delrin-cross-slide-lead-screw-nut
The plastic block deformed slightly during the moulding, the hole is no longer square to the sides or central and now I have to do everything using the hole as a reference rather than the sides of the plastic block.
I can see that the drill bit ensures axis of rotation is at 90 degrees to the hole in the workpiece, and that it may be necessary to nibble a few bits off the chucked end of the workpiece to get the drill bit sitting exactly on the jaws
How do I ensure that the axis of rotation pierces exactly through the diameter of the hole and is not slightly off to one side ?
What tools, accessories and jigs should I be reading about ? What books or web site would help me to better understand how to set up this job on the 4 jaw chuck.
I've not done anything with a 4 jaw chuck before, and very little with a faceplate.
Regards
Bill (Hercus 9" & 3 jaw, 4 jaw, jacobs chuck, no faceplate yet)