Thanks mate.
I use angle grinder every day at work. Nothing fits on its place without cutting here. Designers refuse to understand that if they order 40mm thick steel plate, its actually ~42mm thick.. never under 40mm. Still they design slots for 40mm thickness... So, i have plenty of possibilities to train my cutting skills.
Paul Jones (Mar 15, 2018)
PJs (Jul 10, 2018)
Sorry my late reply. Somehow missed these comments.
There's two reasons... designing is bought outside today, so there's no direct contact to them. Also we don't have separate plans for plate manufacturing. We use same plans than machinists, designers "refuce" to make "errors" to the final plans.
So. It is what it is...
PJs (Jul 10, 2018)
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Jon (Mar 23, 2021), kess (Mar 25, 2021), mwmkravchenko (Mar 25, 2021), NortonDommi (Mar 26, 2021), nova_robotics (Mar 28, 2021)
I also made some improvements to this.
Attachment 38933
Piece of angle iron is used as a longer lower jaw.
Clamped it to the pipe vise, then i weld it from both sides to lower part of the vise.
Then i made the opening for the upper / sliding jaw with angle grinder. This way it comes straight.
Before welding, i ensured that new longer jaw, and the bottom of the vise are at same level.
This longer jaw gives better support, and it works specially well when used in drilling.
Attachment 38934
Centering is fast and result reliable: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=433030261135150
PS. Paint, " lightning " is made by pouring solvent on top of the dry base coating, than solvent is spread by spraying it with compressed air. Top coating is spread on top of solvent, before it evaporates.
That was just one experiment. Result seems to last, and paint stays well.
Last edited by Tuomas; Mar 24, 2021 at 01:09 AM.
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