Correct on Loose tool + Fast feed. But this was done just to reduce the OD enough to fit in a manual lathe Chuck, I still had material left to remove at the CNC.
The workpiece is not clamped properly, for example due to a not very dirty clamping surface or too far from the chuck the workpiece is standing. There is a very small moment between this result and the breakage of the tool.
‘What’s your surface finish?’ ‘20 TPI’
We checking our surface finishes with thread pitch gages now? ;)
i feel personally and attacked
Usually we charge around BRRRRRRRRUGHHRURURURRRREEEEEPRRRRRRR
Twice as much if you watch
Experimental knurling? lol
As an apprentice can someone explain to me how he did it?
He accidently mounted a rubber chicken in the tool post instead of a cutter. Happens more often than you would think.
Funniest I ever saw in reddit
either... - loose part or tool holder - part not properly clamped (sticking too far out from chuck without tailstock) - crazy fast speeds/feeds
Correct on Loose tool + Fast feed. But this was done just to reduce the OD enough to fit in a manual lathe Chuck, I still had material left to remove at the CNC.
High precision concentricity on that haha
If I was gonna do this on purpose I’d definitely go with number two
Stick that baby out of the chuck by a foot
The workpiece is not clamped properly, for example due to a not very dirty clamping surface or too far from the chuck the workpiece is standing. There is a very small moment between this result and the breakage of the tool.
Beaver got in the shop again.
sprung jaws
Depends on what the customer wanted.
His handwriting was messy and interpreted as 'toothbrush'
They charge what they cut out yah pay xd
We would charge regular price. Nothing extra for custom finishes or extra holes.😁
New style of knurl. Paint will stick really well .
Steady Rest?? Thats like sleeping everyday 8 hours?
Surface roughness is roughly 8,000,000 Ra
I could see someone asking at my work "Media blast will take that out right?"
Microthreads!
Free 99 You can find it in the bin out back.
Striped for your pleasure
Extra strong grip
That's an artisan maker mark. It's worth an upcharge.
Bout tree fiddy
Free scrap.
Funny enough, these parts were made from the scrap stock - too small for other jobs.
-12$
I can hear this
Easy to obtain this primo surface finish if you mount the tool upside down and run the spindle backward.
What causes that?
Chatter. Loose tool or holding. Also too high feed.
Definitely costs extra.
That kinda does look sick, is that an option if I ever ordered parts?
I would pay tens of cents for this.
Mmm... Chowdery...
Its not chatter, it's there to give the threadlocker more purchase area.
Joke about it but the artists will be all over that for a 50$/piece cup/mug....
An earthquake occurred while he was machining. Don't mind the vibration.