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Winner Home Grown Cutter Grinder

  • Thread starter Thread starter Bill Gruby
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An hour in the milling machine with a flycutter and we have the pedestal base. Took .025 to clean up the four faces.

"Billy G"

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Bill, you're an artist just turning out masterpieces.
 
It's looking good Bill.

It's another snowy day in CT...agreat day to spend in the shop!:))

Bill did you get my PM the other day?

Marcel
 
Marcel;

If you ever get up this way I will take you to Wolcott and the scrapper I use. I get Aluminum for half what you do. Thank you all again for the kind words. I'm just another Bozo on the bus of life.

"Billy G" :rofl:
 
Bozo, errr Bill,
Your definitely driving the bus on this one. That tool you are building is so elegant I cannot wait for you to finish it and show us what it will do. I'm pretty sure a build as sweet as yours is way beyond my current skill level, but now I have something to shoot at for a great project in the future. I'm sure once my mill arrives I will dull a few end mills and cutters pretty quick till I get the hang of proper speeds and feeds with regular and climb milling. Please keep up the great photo essay and explanations, I can even understand them so your keepin it simple for the rest of us on the short bus... Have a great rest of the day!!!

Bob
 
Looking great, Bill. Just thought I'd show what my spindle is like. It's a bit more complete than this photo, but not much. The 'X' is where I added a handle for the quick tilt feature. Grind the edge of a flute, swing the tool away from the grinder with a quarter turn, slide the spindle back, more in again and repeat for the next flute. The spindle is R8, since I have a full set of collets.

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Thank you Mike. That is a heavy duty spindle for sure.

"Billy G"
 
How come nobody asked how square the pedestal is ??? :rofl:

"Billy G"

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We all just figured you had this under control.:whistle:
 
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: Never overlook the obvious. :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: But then again, if I make an error I tell you all about it and how it happened.

"Billy G"
 
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