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Dave, Are you milling that in a drill press? (from the pic it looks like a similar model to what I have) If so, how you keep the vibrations from loosening the taper and dropping the chuck? I tried to do some basic milling of aluminum with my drill press with a pretty small end mill and I could't keep the taper from letting go and dropping the whole chuck onto the workpiece (and then onto the floor).? I finally gave up.
On Monday, January 22nd, 2024 at 4:03 PM, davesmith1800 <davesmith1@...> wrote: Here is a easy way to mill the flat for exstension on mini lathe . |
开云体育??? ??? Looks like one of the infamous HF big RED mill drill animal On 1/22/24 3:15 PM, chrisser via
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mike allen 3:25pm? ? ? ? ? ? Looks like one of the infamous HF big RED mill drill animal On 1/22/24 3:15 PMIt nice size mill still made just not sold in America . It use 2 morse tapper and draw bar.? There is group on Big Red too.?? Nice here about off grid power I have look at off grid since 1970's.? Dave? |
chrisser 3:15pm? ? Dave, Are you milling that in a drill press? (from the pic it looks like a similar model to what I have) It is a real mill? It nice size larger mini but small than a bench mill. You see more at? /g/Drillmill/messages To get you have order from China? Dave? |
The real answer is to use a machine that has a draw bar to keep the taper seated. Lacking that, there are some work arounds. The simplest (sleaziest) is helping the taper to stick with some cyanoacrylate glue - acetone, heat & mild profanity will help release it when you're done. The other approach is to cross drill the (usually soft) tang to fit a split or taper pin? that keeps things pulled up tight. If you also want a lathe project, you can make a screw with the head the size of the taper slot that threads into a tapped hole in the tang.
Roy |
开云体育It;s a lot different that it was even 5 years ago . panels that were over 4 bucks a watt are under a buck a watt these days . I didn't think the Big Red group was still around . I have one buried on a bench at my old shop . It's next to one of the larger Mill Drills on the same bench . The guy before me tipped teh mill drill over when moving it &? destroyed the middle/idler pulley & its mount . It's totally different one then the one on Big Red , or I would have been using it for the last several years . animal On 1/22/24 6:57 PM, davesmith1800
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mike allen3:25pm? ?? ? ? ? Looks like one of the infamous HF big RED mill drillanimalOn 1/22/24 3:15 PMIt nice size mill still made just not sold in America . It use 2 morse tapper and draw bar.? |
开云体育Yes loosing the center pulley is very simple on big red . On the larger round column mill drills the 3 pulleys are not all three in a line with the column sticking up so the idler pulley is offset from the front & back pulleys .? I'll see if I can find some pics . animal On 1/22/24 9:20 PM, davesmith1800
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You can still buy parts too from China.? |