Just wondering where you got the electronic level?
tks
Seat and guide, vertical mill convesion
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Re: Seat and guide, vertical mill convesion
Big disconnect between manual machinists and high tech guys these days
Well a Renishaw probe will and does operate with accuracy. Problem is you need an accurate machine with a control and software that integrate the tool. Bot a Bridgeport in any way shape or form. The laser is only so good and to do seats in a Bridgeport the pilot needs to be dead nuts to the spindle centerline plus X and Y.
I could vision a tool holder that could float + or - .010 and a not to tighten it after moving over the pilot. This is custom tooling but could start with something like a floating reamer holder. The centering step would go away
Well a Renishaw probe will and does operate with accuracy. Problem is you need an accurate machine with a control and software that integrate the tool. Bot a Bridgeport in any way shape or form. The laser is only so good and to do seats in a Bridgeport the pilot needs to be dead nuts to the spindle centerline plus X and Y.
I could vision a tool holder that could float + or - .010 and a not to tighten it after moving over the pilot. This is custom tooling but could start with something like a floating reamer holder. The centering step would go away
Re: Seat and guide, vertical mill convesion
This is an accurate and direct reading.
https://www.cdiweb.com/ProductDetail/02 ... tz/593171/
This is similar to what Sunnen sold for the VGS and T&S
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Re: Seat and guide, vertical mill convesion
The level I have is much more accurate than the one in the link. The next best one is .001-.002" and how would you level a pilot in a guide with that one?
The one I use is accurate to .0001"
The one I use is accurate to .0001"
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