Surface Grinder restoration: Making & Testing a DIY Table in my Workshop

[AB-SHOP]

Hello everyone,

I decided to build the magnetic spindle holder table for my tangential grinding, the hardest part? Making the 4 columns of the same length, I decided to leave 0.03 mm more and then correct each column; the final result is not bad even if I hoped to obtain greater precision.
The error I obtained I will try to eliminate it by rectifying the magnetic plane in the next video.

I determined the minimum distance from the grinding wheel, I then measured the 45° slot and used the same cutter to machine the lower plate.

I then built a jig with the 3D printer so as not to remove the table from the milling machine and therefore lose the zeroing.

I then built 2 columns to be able to work the rectangular holes where to insert the stop blocks

The 4 columns were built with a knurled part to be able to forcefully lock them into the aluminum.

Finally I built 2 stop blocks: since I couldn't tighten the M8 screws directly on the aluminum, I built 2 steel cylinders to release the pressure from the cylinder to the aluminum

Hope you like the video too!

See you soon,
Alberto

[DIYer]

Thanks AB-SHOP! We've added your Spindle Holder Table to our Machining category,
as well as to your builder page: AB-SHOP's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

Spindle Holder Table by AB-SHOP

tags: table, spindle, holder