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Old 03-30-10, 11:20 AM
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wow now thats a cool project. great job I can't wait to see more
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Old 03-30-10, 11:28 AM
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Wow, can't wait to see this beast finished or more pictures
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subscribed. And thanks for taking the initiative to prototype something we can all enjoy.
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Such a sick project. Keep it up.
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This is how it could look when I'm measure an 20B-shaft


Have only rough-turned the both sides to 46mm, will drill the oil-chanel and so on before I do the fine-cut.

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Very Cool!! I am subscribed too. And when you start making 2 piece 13B shafts count me in too.
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Very nice cnc work! I run mastercam too but not at your level!

Did you make a dummy shaft out of some cheap aluminium or mild steel to test the programs first? Or just go straight to the expensive stuff?!?!
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Originally Posted by boyrotor
Very nice cnc work! I run mastercam too but not at your level!

Did you make a dummy shaft out of some cheap aluminium or mild steel to test the programs first? Or just go straight to the expensive stuff?!?!
Aluminium are more expensive than SAE4340 over here. But a dummy-shaft was never an option. Too much time spent on doing a shaft I couldn't use. Better to do the real thing right away, but more carefully.

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Have started on the two loose ends. And as I did with the main-shaft, I spared a few bucks taking a smaller material, but then I have to turn the centre from an excenter from start. But why not All you can save in money you can have more fun fore



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Old 04-11-10, 11:25 AM
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Old 04-11-10, 01:26 PM
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good picture there. Interesting and exciting build keep it up.
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Old 04-11-10, 01:57 PM
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quick question, do those lathes ever get stuck? I have a small lathe and while its doing its thing sometimes it stops and makes a loud screetching noise. lol
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Old 04-11-10, 02:52 PM
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quick question, do those lathes ever get stuck? I have a small lathe and while its doing its thing sometimes it stops and makes a loud screetching noise. lol
Do you mean that the spindle stops when the tool is in the material?
Sounds like bad tranmission-cables!
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Very cool. I must admit, making a 4 rotor for a Volvo makes an amazing sleeper! lol
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dude i want a 4 rotor XD
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