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Tips/Techniques Need help surface grinding a tapered cross slide gib (Okanagan)

Tips/Techniques

Nesh559

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hoping to find someone in or near the okanagan with a surface grinder and mag chuck that could accomplish grinding down .400 off a piece of tapered gib stock roughly 16" long. willing to pay for your time
Thanks
 
the two ground faces are parallel to each other and the width is the same throughout but it tapers down the length of the gib. it would have to be ground or milled using a mag chuck with either gauge blocks stacking at one end to get it parallel to the grinding wheel/fly cutter or using a mag chuck attached to a sine plate. hope the pictures help
 

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