Banzai Got A New Toy
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From: Denver, CO
Originally Posted by banzaitoyota' date='Feb 28 2005, 09:10 AM
I dont have CNC capability. I will show a Rotar chucked up later on, Good enough?
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Originally Posted by Cheers!' date='Feb 28 2005, 09:05 PM
looks like your didn't zero the Z axis properly. Also the spacing is off between the letters, use an edge finder next time!
I'm sure he was extremely concerned with how it came out.
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From: Kincardine, Ontario Canada yeah Canada bitches
a mill, allows you to move vertical, hozontal, hell basically any way you want, and has an indexed wheel to make .001" or on some even smaller movents. a drill press is no where near as accurate, or ridgid. Mills use different, attachments, (holding devices) to hold the tool, IE taper, collet, ect. mills rock out
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From: Wayne, NJ
oh so basically you can cut into something and move the bit atround, aka how banzai made letters instead of just goign straight up and down with a drill press?
with fuel rails, since your making straight up and down cuts, couldnt you use a drill press? or does a mill produce a smoother result?
kevin.
with fuel rails, since your making straight up and down cuts, couldnt you use a drill press? or does a mill produce a smoother result?
kevin.
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Originally Posted by nismo convert' date='Feb 28 2005, 11:12 PM
yes it allows you to move the bit around
like i said the Milla is really accurate, if he uses a collet he can get with in like .002""
Kevin
like i said the Milla is really accurate, if he uses a collet he can get with in like .002""
Kevin
Ohhh ok. Yea i was just wondering cause i have a drill press and at one time wanted to make my own fuel rails but someone said id need a mill instead to make them so i skipped that idea.
kevin.
