Looks good to me! One-offs are very time consuming,
which is why tooling is expensive to make in the shop - but the payback is there if a quantity of parts are planned. Not to mention they will be more consistent with less setup time. To that end, I use a lot of aluminum softjaws to hold parts in my CNC mill.
If you don't already know, WD40 makes a good cutting fluid for aluminum. Just a tiny bit will help if you have galling/sticking issues.
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Gunner,
2019-03-03, 17:45
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- When you get the wrinkles ironed out, I will.. -
Charles,
2019-03-03, 23:27
- Thanks for the offer, I will let you know. - Gunner, 2019-03-04, 20:33
- I'll probably need a set also - Creeker, 2019-03-04, 20:44
- Looks good to me! One-offs are very time consuming, -
John K.,
2019-03-04, 14:24
- Looks good to me! One-offs are very time consuming, - Gunner, 2019-03-04, 20:32
- Coming along nicely Gunner... -
MS,
2019-03-04, 16:23
- OK, I will put you on the list. -
Gunner,
2019-03-04, 20:33
- Thanks Gunner - MS, 2019-03-05, 09:38
- OK, I will put you on the list. -
Gunner,
2019-03-04, 20:33
- When you get the wrinkles ironed out, I will.. -
Charles,
2019-03-03, 23:27