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Holy shit.
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This is the shit about 20% of my youtube history consists of. Awesome.
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Holyo-fuck! That is badass, cannot wait for the vid, thanks for posting this stuffs!
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And video. Different part from pics but you get the idea. Also, more chatter so the chip is forming a little differently.
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sean: I run 1/2" tooling in my lathe, how about you?
bahurd: we run 2ft tooling.... For those interested, look up BOST machining on youtube. Specifically the ones where they machine cargo ship crankshafts. I remember one vid where they are drilling and thread milling for the bolt on counterweights. The thread was something like M72x6mm. |
Originally Posted by hi_im_sean
(Post 1387388)
sean: I run 1/2" tooling in my lathe, how about you?
bahurd: we run 2ft tooling.... For those interested, look up BOST machining on youtube. Specifically the ones where they machine cargo ship crankshafts. I remember one vid where they are drilling and thread milling for the bolt on counterweights. The thread was something like M72x6mm. I have another customer who supplies all the mechanical archery releases to Cabelas. Everything is done in one chucking, from bar stock, on a sliding headstock machine. Pretty much a fully prismatic part made from round bar stock. https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...923f655727.png |
I have a release just like that one.
That big lathe... awesome. It's almost the same size as my heavy 10. ... |
We make our OHC finger followers from round bar stock/single setup.
http://www.jesel.com/valvetrain/imag..._esslinger.jpg |
I made a sleeve once, and chucked it 4 times.
Modern 5+ axis machines are incredible. I might be buying a haas cnc lathe. Maybe. |
Originally Posted by TurboTim
(Post 1387396)
We make our OHC finger followers from round bar stock/single setup.
http://www.jesel.com/valvetrain/imag..._esslinger.jpg |
To be fair they would have been made different 20 years ago for just that reason.
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Originally Posted by Girz0r
(Post 1387207)
Popped the vent cap off at lunch and placed it back on. Issue went away on my way to lunch. Going to grab some electronic cleaner before I start spending money. |
One of my first projects when I started 11 years ago was to redo those so they could be done on a lathe. Before that it was a vertical mill with multiple setups.
EDIT: wow I found a pic of the old aluminum milled part, thanks google. A little lighter & stiffer, but required removal of camshafts for installation, which on a ford OHC required basically disassembly of most of the engine, which IIRC in a mustang required removal of the engine from the car. I made sure the updated steel versions could be installed with the factory tools, cause duh. https://static1.squarespace.com/stat...71/JS0603B.jpg |
I was reading through some of the old posts in this thread...
Abut 5 years ago, I was defending the fact that I wore a cheap Casio Databank watch, and lobbing moldy digital fruit at people who were fan-wanking over fancy analogue wristwatches because they were "stylish." Today, I'm wearing a Danish-made Skägen, while all the cool kids are blathering about their trendy smartwatches and fitbits. |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1388579)
Today, I'm wearing a Danish-made Skägen, while all the cool kids are blathering about their trendy smartwatches and fitbits.
--Ian |
Originally Posted by codrus
(Post 1388581)
What's a watch?
--Ian |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1388579)
I was reading through some of the old posts in this thread...
Abut 5 years ago, I was defending the fact that I wore a cheap Casio Databank watch, and lobbing moldy digital fruit at people who were fan-wanking over fancy analogue wristwatches because they were "stylish." Today, I'm wearing a Danish-made Skägen, while all the cool kids are blathering about their trendy smartwatches and fitbits. |
Originally Posted by good2go
(Post 1388588)
your cellphone
I haven't worn a watch since I accidentally left my Citizen Eco-Drive in a car I traded in 7 years ago. |
Originally Posted by z31maniac
(Post 1388636)
Exactly.
I haven't worn a watch since I accidentally left my Citizen Eco-Drive in a car I traded in 7 years ago. --Ian |
A watch is a fashion item more than a way to keep time. Especially a skagen or any other analog watch. I usually look at my phone for the time too but I still like wearing a nice watch when the situation calls for looking nice.
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