Oxy-fuel cutting a sprocket.
Previously:
Cutting sprocket teeth - GIF
Waterjet cutting an aluminum sprocket - GIF
Induction heating sprocket teeth - GIF
Oxy-fuel cutting a sprocket.
Previously:
Cutting sprocket teeth - GIF
Waterjet cutting an aluminum sprocket - GIF
Induction heating sprocket teeth - GIF
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mwmkravchenko (Dec 18, 2021), nova_robotics (Dec 18, 2021)
nova_robotics (Dec 18, 2021)
mwmkravchenko (Dec 18, 2021), nova_robotics (Dec 18, 2021)
BuffaloJohn (Dec 19, 2021), mwmkravchenko (Dec 18, 2021)
Yup. Even waterjet cuts a wedge. Some of the higher end machines can tilt the head so that the finished side of the cut is perpendicular to the material (at the expense of the other side).
I made a CNC flame cutter years ago. It was just a 2 axis machine though. It didn't have any of the fancy stuff like the ability to tilt the torch.
mwmkravchenko (Dec 18, 2021)
Actually I should have said a near perfectly perpendicular cur as even the kerf of an oxy fuel flame will show some variation in very thick metals such as in making cuts through metals over 6 or 8 inches thick. But with a properly cleaned tip and the correct mixture and pressure settings the variation is negligible
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