Aluimimium Fixtures For Cnc

[brianna187]

These Accept Sherline 4th Axis And Sherline Tail Stock They Bolt On A Taig Mill Or You Can Use These For Any Cuemaking
Machine We Just Ran 50 Of These And Can Lower Our Price To You These Will Be In The Wanted For Sale Or On Our Web Site ....lee

 

[BarenbruggeCues]

How about just posting some pictures here so we know what the heck your talking about?

 

[JoeyInCali]

http://briannaproducts.com/ebay/cnc1.JPG
That bed I think.

 

[BarenbruggeCues]

http://briannaproducts.com/ebay/cnc1.JPG
That bed I think.

OK ...let me rephrase that now......How about some close up pictures of the fixture by itself and with all the options it is capable of handling so I know exactly what it is I'd be buying without playing the guessing game?

 

[JoeyInCali]

http://forums.azbilliards.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=70070&stc=1&d=1214272167

 

[BarenbruggeCues]

http://forums.azbilliards.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=70070&stc=1&d=1214272167

Are you working for Lee now?
I thought it was a dove tail fixture?

Maybe I have it mixed up with a Taig set up.
I am getting old, ya know?

 

[JoeyInCali]

My question is can I multiple 360 degrees by 200 to get 200 rpm on that to use as a turner.

 

[BarenbruggeCues]

My question is can I multiple 360 degrees by 200 to get 200 rpm on that to use as a turner.

For what?
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[JoeyInCali]

For what?
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To taper shafts?

 

[conetip]

Hey Joey, they call them lathes. Just kiddding.
Any way , It depends on the rapid with the rotary head. I don't know of any that will run 200 rpm allday long.
The other option is to get a work head for a lathe to drive it for tapering shafts and have the powered rotary head connected to the back end of the lathe head. You just need a to make something to engage or disengage the rotary head. Something with a taperd pin on one point so it always keeps the index position. Then as long as the driver dog or what ever you use to drive the cue is in place, you can turn and do inlays , maintaining your radial orientation.
Just a thought. Neil

 

[dchristal]

I'm guessing that's a little ambitious. That's the thing I like about the way Unique does it. They use two different drives on the same axis. For indexing, engage the worm/stepper setup, for turning, disengage that and use the belts and pulleys.