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What Ed said!

RobWilson

Thank Lads Big Grin

Grabbed a couple of hours in the shop this afternoon , machined the tenon (cant think of better word ) on the block . This is were i used my precision scrap gauge to get the distance between the shoulders machined to the correct size .

One shoulder machined finishing cut on second shoulder . set gauge on parallel ,same one first shoulder is sitting on , set hight gauge to zero.
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Measure off second shoulder ........0.12mm to machine off .
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Machine to size .
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Jobs a good one .
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Still more milling to do to the block ,,,,,,,,save that for another day .



Rob
Looks very nice RobWorthy
Using the height guage on the mill6799679967996799
John
ooo thats nice will have to get me finger out and cum and see you
Love it! More shiny metal. Big Grin

Ed
Great Rob Smiley-signs107
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DaveH

RobWilson

Cheers Lads Big Grin


Well i finished up the machining on the block tonight ,,,,,,, Just needs bolting into its final position , i will do that after i have finished all the machining that needs doing to the knee casting .
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I will re-make the Y axis nut mounting block tomorrow Slaphead


Rob Popcorn
well dun rob
Don't mean to sound like a broken record Rob, but damn you do nice work!

Ed
Stunning RobWorthyWorthy
I was wondering if you are going to "slaver"some yellow paint on it so that it matches the castingRotflRotflRotfl
John
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