The larger half was bolted down from the underside through the four tapped holes.
The smaller half was done in two steps - first I put an m6 bolt through the center and machined the outside of the part. Then I put fasteners in the 4 spotfaced holes, into tapped holes in the fixture plate, removed the center m6, and machined away the slug left in the middle.
Very nice 3d machining! How did you fixture the 2nd op to deck off the remaining stock for both pieces?
ReplyDeleteThe larger half was bolted down from the underside through the four tapped holes.
DeleteThe smaller half was done in two steps - first I put an m6 bolt through the center and machined the outside of the part. Then I put fasteners in the 4 spotfaced holes, into tapped holes in the fixture plate, removed the center m6, and machined away the slug left in the middle.
Sexy AF!
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