Machining a Multi Vice end stop
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- čas přidán 1. 09. 2023
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Join me in this Video as I take my Cad designed part to reality. After 3D printing the part and seeing it would work I decided to machine the part from steel and once and for all have a dedicated End stop for the milling machine Vice.
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It would have been easier if you had made a thread on both sides of the fixed jaw of the vice. Fix a piece of flat steel with a hole for a piece of round steel. The flat steel has a hole for the screw, one for the stop bar and a thread to clamp the bar. With this kind of stop you can also stop parts that are not or only slightly above the vice without the danger of milling into the stop. If you use a long screw with two nuts, the workpieces to be machined can also extend beyond the vice.This is what the stops looked like in our workshop.
You really love your surface grinder
When you find a specimen like this one who wouldn’t :)
The way that sitting saw snapped - I saw it coming and I felt it in my gut.
Yeah I didn’t even think when I felt some resistance on the quill retracting. Hopefully I won’t make that mistake again.
Whoa! when did you start with all the CAD? more to the point when did that surface grinder turn up, AND another thing slip gauges? I wish you would wait till I sign off on the spending. Great to watch another great video Joe. I found myself saying the same as you when the slitting saw went west.
Nice job on the mill stop. I've broken a few slitting saws that way.. Happens to alot of us im sure! Take care...cya in the next one!!!
Haha glad to hear it’s not just me making this mistake. Thanks for the comment and hope to hear from you again in future vids. 👍
Nice one Joe, great video As always well done.
Thanks Les glad you enjoyed 😁
Hi Joe. Lovely idea, expertly machined. Shame about the slitting saw. But, by breaking it we saw how it’s possible to part a square piece in a lathe. Well done. 👏👏👍😀
Thanks Andrew it’s been a while since if seen you comment so glad your still following along with the channel. Yeah hopefully you guys can learn by my mistakes and it was good for me learning how to overcome tooling shortages in the workshop. 👍
Pop a flat or groove on the stop bar to prevent damage from the grub screws. When using this type of corner stop make sure your parts are dead square, or you will get errors.
Great advise thank you I will definitely do that before the surface gets marred up.
Nice work Joe, and nicely designed stop, I can see a long life of useful work in its future. Cheers!
Yeah I hope so Howder been meaning to make one for a while and now I have one I recon it will serve me well In the future.
Nice job. Parting off a rectangular component in the lathe. Glad it worked out. Cheers Tony
Thanks Tony in all honest I was going to wait for new slitting saw blades but after 2 days of waiting I got impatient and thought of a work around. Luckily it all went ok.
@@MachiningwithJoe Hi Joe, I've just looked at your website. Very impressive. 👍Cheers Tony
Looks great.
Thank you 👍
Nice looking vice stop but wondering how did you get your logo on the part?
I have access to an atomstack fiber laser so great for putting the channel logo on parts 😁
That’s would be a interesting video one day
HI Joe,
Nice job, I've replied on your channel before regarding vice mods etc. I'm pleased you agreed with my observations at the time.
I'm not trying to get one up on your design , but I would like to share my version of a vice end stop with you.
I dont have a channel, and I dont really want one.
My version doesnt have drawings ! ( I make it up as I go along )
I don't mind if you use the idea on your channel.
Is there a way I can send you a photo? Its self explanatory when you see it.
Best Regards
Mike N
Hi Mike thanks for the comments and by all means share your design with me. If you head over to my Website
www.machiningwithjoe.com
There you will find an email address you can send your ideas too.
That is not the correct way to use a reamer.
Then why not tell him the right way?