开云体育

Re: "Jupiter 1" Cutting wheel in a pencil sharpener
Hi Roy I did what you told me. After a lot of pictures and Trigonometry calculation, I decided to make the fine cut 30 deg. in my mill. A set up in a homemade jig and I did the fine cut. The result
By Johannes · #120003 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
Wes made a follow-up video after everyone told him to get a Drill Doctor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nI9n_Mudyg <markrages@...> wrote: -- Regards, Mark markrages@gmail
By Mark Rages · #120002 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
Actually, brass does the same thing with drill bits! The usual fix is to stone a slight flat, instead of a sharp cutting edge, "dulling" the drill bit. Roy
By Roy · #120001 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
If look the rake angle of a drill bit and use the same angle for lathe turn bits. Most metals like A36 will cut like butter. Do not try this with brass it will pull tool bit into the material Dave
By davesmith1800 · #120000 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
It looks a bit like the Worden tool and cutter grinder. Mike
By MikeK · #119999 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
Hi Mike, no, there aren't. I designed it with sketchup regarding the basic Gadgetbuilder's idea, with the experience I got from the CNC that I designed some years ago from the
By Pierre-Raymond Rondelle · #119998 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
Tha'ts one sweet lookin unit ! Are there any drawing around for it somewhere ? thanks animal
By mike allen · #119997 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
Your rendition looks pretty nice, congratulations! I haven't seen a version that uses a rack & pinion to get the transverse motion, yet another interesting variation.? As I mentioned earlier, there
By Mark Kimball · #119996 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
Here's my variant: This grinder, with its large table is going to be extended for lathe tool processing. Some holes are to be added
By Pierre-Raymond Rondelle · #119995 ·
Re: Slightly off topic, How to set tapered roller bearing preload
Unless the lathe has had a bearing upgrade, it comes with deep groove ball bearings, not tapered roller bearings. In either case, bearing preload does have to be set. Here's the SKF document, a Google
By Roy · #119994 ·
Re: Slightly off topic, How to set tapered roller bearing preload
One of the great virtues of tapered roller bearings is stiffness. This is important in a lathe as you need to have the headstock remain in place under load. The greater the preload the stiffer the
By Bill Williams · #119993 ·
Re: Slightly off topic, How to set tapered roller bearing preload
If adjusting a mini lathe spindle bearings it on subject. FYI Some locations the taper roller bearings do not need per load. They need a little room to grow as it heats up.? Typically it is 0.000,5
By davesmith1800 · #119992 ·
Slightly off topic, How to set tapered roller bearing preload
This is one way to lube and pre-load, tapered roller bearings -- via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/shorts/BTS421UzBxs?feature=share It appears the answer is firmly tight...!
By Jon Rus · #119991 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
since vevor goes up to 13mm bits, that would be the top end for ER20 collets. On the larger machine (MRG-20 - link below) on the comments I found vevor answering the collet size question with " 3-13
By BuffaloJohn · #119990 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
I've thought about building a version of gadgetbuilder's 4-facet sharpener (to be found here ( https://gadgetbuilder.com/DrillSharp.html#Facet4 ) ) but for now have decided to see how the Vevor
By Mark Kimball · #119989 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
Having a hard bolt break off in an automotive chassis application I knew it would be a problem. After making a guide bushing and clamping it in place I resharpened a masonry drill left handed. Running
By Bill Williams · #119988 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
Great way to lean Dave
By davesmith1800 · #119987 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
I just ordered a Vevor drill sharpener as a birthday present for myself.? Lots of dull drill bits to work on. Mark
By Mark Kimball · #119986 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
I have a drill doctor 750x.? Uses a diamond wheel.? But most of my are high speed.? I need borazon. So I found this at Travers -
By WAM · #119985 ·
Re: Hand-sharpening drill bits
I hand sharpen my larger bits and custom bits. For many years I have had 2 drill doctors, one is set up to handle up to 3.4" and left hand bits. However my go to is my Grizzly H8203 that I acquired at
By ram50v8efi · #119984 ·