machine out center bore? (wheels)
03-31-2009, 11:57 AM
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2007 C230 and 1985 Monte SS
You don't even really need a CNC to machine a circle. If you get the wheel lined up on a manual lathe, you could put a cutting blade on the lathe and offset it from the centerline of rotation by the radius of your circle. Definately center it in with a mic and the lock the X and Y.
I'll try to find the link that a friend posted on a mailing list of cool mill tricks. You can even mill a sphere with the right fixtures.
I'll try to find the link that a friend posted on a mailing list of cool mill tricks. You can even mill a sphere with the right fixtures.
03-31-2009, 12:03 PM
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here you go, a flycutter fixture. I would probably run the blade closer to a horizontal angle.
The mill head on the top right is what you are interested in. The bottom left fixture isn't required.
The mill head on the top right is what you are interested in. The bottom left fixture isn't required.
