CNC Bridge
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CNC Bridge
Here's an example of some machine work we are getting done, I remember reading a post about 'why do people port by hand?'.
Well, we still port by hand, but we start our bridges off this way, so far we've only used them on NA engines, and as far as that goes, we haven't had any problems.
The template we use is based on an engine that was bought in from Japan, we also have a racing beat template but it isn't programed into the mill, but I'd very much like to get it programed so we can give it a run.
Well, we still port by hand, but we start our bridges off this way, so far we've only used them on NA engines, and as far as that goes, we haven't had any problems.
The template we use is based on an engine that was bought in from Japan, we also have a racing beat template but it isn't programed into the mill, but I'd very much like to get it programed so we can give it a run.
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that looks very nice. is it a 12A housing? We're actually working on getting a CNC machine cut for the half bridge. It's so hard to do it by hand the *right* way. I probably screw up a few housings because of it.
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from the way its machined it looks like they have used a ball nose or bull nose small endmill probably carbide to get in there that tight and not break it off, to machine that they had to use a 3 axis high speed mill, if not a 4 axis because how the complementary angles, but they did a good job looks great, just the one end looks opened up more but all around good finish, good machining
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