Group Project: Dividing Head - Organization and Design

You'd could pick up D016, D017, and D018. They're all small pieces.
I can. 17 and 18 i have issue with though due to needing the mill. I just dont want to have to many parts half finished and waiting for a mill
 
I can. 17 and 18 i have issue with though due to needing the mill. I just dont want to have to many parts half finished and waiting for a mill
I believe the only thing you would need the mill for would be the dowel hole?
f it gets to that point, you could mail them to me for that feature, and I could assemble them in their parts.
 
@Shotgun yea it would be the dowel holes for those parts. I have other parts that will be in waiting for a mill so the dowel hole wouldnt be really bad but if it comes to it i will/can send it to you.
 
Hey, what does Solidworks say the weight of the worm gear would be in brass? How would you feel about machining Everdur (Silicon Bronze 95% Cu)
Robert

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EVERDUR-1010 is a copper-silicon-manganese alloy having the combination of high strength, workability, good machining qualities and corrosion resistance. It is non-magnetic, highly resistant to fatigue, and can be satisfactorily fusion welded.

I can buy 16 lbs of Everdur for $120 but I also have some laying around. Everdur is WAY easier to cast than high zinc brasses.
Robert
 
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Hey, what does Solidworks say the weight of the worm gear would be in brass? How would you feel about machining Everdur (Silicon Bronze 95% Cu)
Robert
Never done it... as long as I can machine it with HSS, I don't mind it, though the concern would be whether Shotgun's homemaid hobber will do the work on it.
 
I can. 17 and 18 i have issue with though due to needing the mill. I just dont want to have to many parts half finished and waiting for a mill

I believe the only thing you would need the mill for would be the dowel hole?
f it gets to that point, you could mail them to me for that feature, and I could assemble them in their parts.

Those dowel holes could also be done in a 4 jaw on the lathe to get the offset.....

Hey, what does Solidworks say the weight of the worm gear would be in brass? How would you feel about machining Everdur (Silicon Bronze 95% Cu)
Robert

Edit:
EVERDUR-1010 is a copper-silicon-manganese alloy having the combination of high strength, workability, good machining qualities and corrosion resistance. It is non-magnetic, highly resistant to fatigue, and can be satisfactorily fusion welded.

I can buy 16 lbs of Everdur for $120 but I also have some laying around. Everdur is WAY easier to cast than high zinc brasses.
Robert

If you can give me some rough dimensions of your pattern I can give you that weight.

The weight I have access to now is the fully machined weight.

For the machined part;
Mass = 1.6052 pounds
Volume = 5.2272 cubic inches
 
I could but i dont see a 4 jaw for this little lathe in my future any time soon

Edit: not to mention i would have to find one as well for my lathe at a decent price.
 
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