it's strange why you didn't put any padding when processing the radius rounding, touched the base of the turntable with a milling cutter... because you used a small height pin as an axis when running in, and did not want to use the lining at the opposite end of the part!
I do not understand why such a complex to machine round bar clamp. A simple drilled and reamed hole with a brass screw to prevent galling the round rod would have been very simple to produce. I would not call this the best vise stop ever, just another version. The main clamp has limited depth for items in the vise jaws, if you wanted to be able to use it for some large item, and needed to reference some surface deep to the front of the vise. And bolted directly to the rear jaw, limits how wide a part in the vise can be. Lots of nice machining setups, and your radius plate on the RT is useful. Good video assembly. You need to justify why such a complex rod clamp.
Thank you for your comment, sir. Yes, actually it can be made very simply, but many of the same types of tools have been shared on YT. I want to make it different and unusual and because machinist is my hobby, I enjoy every complexity during the process because it can train my skills and experience
it's strange why you didn't put any padding when processing the radius rounding, touched the base of the turntable with a milling cutter... because you used a small height pin as an axis when running in, and did not want to use the lining at the opposite end of the part!
Nice intricate measuring and cutting. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks sir
Nice Job...I look forward to your next project.👍🏼
Thanks sir
Nice one!
I do not understand why such a complex to machine round bar clamp. A simple drilled and reamed hole with a brass screw to prevent galling the round rod would have been very simple to produce. I would not call this the best vise stop ever, just another version. The main clamp has limited depth for items in the vise jaws, if you wanted to be able to use it for some large item, and needed to reference some surface deep to the front of the vise. And bolted directly to the rear jaw, limits how wide a part in the vise can be.
Lots of nice machining setups, and your radius plate on the RT is useful. Good video assembly. You need to justify why such a complex rod clamp.
Thank you for your comment, sir. Yes, actually it can be made very simply, but many of the same types of tools have been shared on YT. I want to make it different and unusual and because machinist is my hobby, I enjoy every complexity during the process because it can train my skills and experience