Heavy Duty Knurling Tool

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Congratulations to Mr. G. Rosén of Sweden!​

Posted by Doug Gray on August 25, 2023

Mr. G. Rosen of Sweden has just completed his heavy Duty Knurling Tool Kit and it looks like he has done a fantastic job!
Göran did a few mods to accommodate his smaller lathe. He was kind enough to send along an email and some photos.

Hello Doug,
I finished the knurling tool yesterday and it looks and works really well.
My lathe is a small mounted Sieg SC4-510 model and the size forced me to make a few changes to your design which I list below.
However, the design works very well, but will probably be more suitable for one size larger lathes.
My changes to the knurling tool are as follows:
  1. Body plate (1), the nice looking fillets had to go because I needed that space in the toolholder.
  2. Compression spring (12) changed to one made of thinner gauge wire and a wee bit softer. It could therefore be compressed more so I could work on material with a smaller diameter.
  3. To avoid the slack between arms (2) and spring collars (7) I added a suitable O-ring on each spring collar as per picture 4.
I am now looking forward to starting work on the two Machinist Clamps.
Will try to give you a message when they are finished, but it might take some time as I am also building a twin cylinder stationary steam engine constructed by a friend of mine living in Finland.
All the best regards,
Göran
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G. Rosén
Sweden
ngarosen@gmail.com
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Again congratulations to Mr. Rosen and a big thanks for sharing the build!


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Congratulations to Mr. Eric T. of the Netherlands!

Eric purchased the "Drawings Only" version of the Heavy Duty Knurling Tool Kit and did a fantastic job of his build.

Below are his words and photos.

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Hi Doug,



Finished the knurling tool and quite happy with the end result.

Made entirely of offcuts I had in the shop. The only parts I had to buy were the spring and the knuling wheels.

Drilled and milled the upper and lower arms from a solid block of cold drawn mild steel.

The main body plate from two bits of hot rolled welded together and then milled to dimension.

For the pins I used the shanks of some old drills because I don't have any O1 tool steel.

The brass bits are made from the internals of some old pressure washer guns.

I need to get some shorter set screws for the wheel pins, because the ones I have are a bit too long.

I haven't decided yet if I'm going to cold blue the parts or spray them with Boeshield T-9.

I think the latter, because I do have that on the shelf.

I do have to do some more tests and get some experience with feeds and speeds, but the first results look very promising I think.

Thank You for making this available.



Cheers,

Eric

Congratulations to Eric T. of the Netherlands.


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