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all cuming to plan well dun rob

RobWilson

Cheers Lads Big Grin


Spun the nut 90 deg and machined of the excess from the nut mount .
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Plenty of room for the pulley and the nut to pass Smiley-dancenanaSmiley-dancenanaSmiley-dancenanaSmiley-dancenana
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I will have to make a new nut mounting block as it looks naff as is Slaphead


Rob

RobWilson

Hi Lads Big Grin


Made a start on the Z axis bearing mount ,,,,,, chopped a wee bit of one of my large lumps of scrapbinium .
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Slapped it in the CUB lathe ,, for turning and boring ,,,,,,,,,,,,ruffing shot.
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And a few hours later ,,,,,,,,,, all the turning and boring done .
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Enough for today ,,,,,,,,,,,,,i will stick it on the mill tomorrow .


Rob
Rob,

Nicely done Smiley-signs107

Shiny as ever Thumbsup
Smiley-eatdrink004
DaveH
Very nice RobWorthyWorthy
I see that special camera lens is working fine now (the one that hides all the machining marks)Big GrinBig GrinBig GrinBig Grin
John
well dun rob you got the polish out avent you

RobWilson

RotflRotflRotfl cheers lads Big Grin


I did not get as much done to this today as i would have liked ,, i had a few other small projects to get out of the way :dremel: ,,,,,, milled up the edges of the block as i had just left them ruff sawn as the job was gripped in the four jaw for turning .
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now it fits into the knee.
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turned up a gauge from a bit scrap bar , to gauge the fit between the lugs .
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Rob
Rob,
Looking good Smiley-signs107 Thumbsup
Smiley-eatdrink004
DaveH
Not a bad finish on that bit of "scrap bar"
I cant remember a cylindrical grinder in your shopWorthyWorthyWorthy
I don't think you will have any problems with flex on that block
John
Rob,

Absolutely gorgeous parts you're making. Keep the pictures coming. 6820

Ed
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