A homemade gear cutting attachment might be handy around the farm.......
Ya, that's an obvious application. Good thing I can do (and have done) most of that on my mill though.
A homemade gear cutting attachment might be handy around the farm.......
they were in the tool chest, they didn't look like Aamco or Atlas when first spotted in the photos. I was just the delivery boy doing someone a favour bringing them east.
Considering that I already had a dividing head, two rotary tables and a handful of gear cutters, I don't know if it was my best use of time. It was more of a case of "I think I can, therefore I should try", plus, I had all the bits and bobs on hand and didn't have to spend a dime on materials.Ya, that's an obvious application. Good thing I can do (and have done) most of that on my mill though.
Nah. You bought the tool, they bought the accessories! If the shaper comes with the vise, you are ahead of the game!Here are some photos of the indexer.
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And the accessories info from Aamco.
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You can also see the low profile rotary table - item 1 above.
I'm feeling a bit like I just bought a lathe but the guy before me bought the chucks and tailstock.![]()
Seriously, I have way too many accessories, that I thought I needed, but have never used! Sacrilege as that seems, to say it....
I think I can, therefore I should try"
School wasn't for me, but I have always enjoyed learning something new.