36mm through bore:
Fixing slots spaced to suit the table of The Shiz
Chuck at top front of box, to minimise intrusion into the machine space
4th axis - done.
TFFT. Now I guess I'll have to mount it on the machine and try it out.
Friday, 7 August 2020
4th axis - finally completed
Finally all assembled and all machine screws fitted. No cockups or fettling required.
36mm through bore:
Fixing slots spaced to suit the table of The Shiz
Chuck at top front of box, to minimise intrusion into the machine space
4th axis - done.
TFFT. Now I guess I'll have to mount it on the machine and try it out.
36mm through bore:
Fixing slots spaced to suit the table of The Shiz
Chuck at top front of box, to minimise intrusion into the machine space
4th axis - done.
TFFT. Now I guess I'll have to mount it on the machine and try it out.
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