KustomsbyKent (Sep 17, 2018), PJs (Sep 17, 2018), Seedtick (Sep 17, 2018)
I get spring design which is relatively complex. Perhaps it is partly an optical dilusion and must be controlled by the horizontal feed rate of the mandrel. Nice catch Frank, on the twisting of the final feed to the mandrel.
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I’m wondering if they are going to remove that spring from the mandrel to harden it while it is hot or reheat it.
At National Springs in Botany, our coil springs were formed on a mandrel which then retracted quite quickly to drop the spring directly into the hardening oil.
The coils of our springs were spaced with a “nagative” of the spring cut into a second roller.
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