MODIFYING THE TAILSTOCK Part 2 of 5 "HD"

In this five vids I'm going to show a modification on the Sherline tailstock lathe
A constant sliding movement generates a wear in the base of the tailstock
this is provokes a loss of the alingnment of the tailstock with the center of the headstock
this way provoking a great difficult in making precises holes in very small diameter pieces.
This modification will allow both its a vertical adjustement as the horizontal adjustement
bringing the solution for this type of problem in the tailstocks that are already very used.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Sherline
• tailstock
• lathe
• mill
• modifications
• small
• solutions
• precises
• vertical
• horizontal
• Tryally
• Technology

[yotamkasam1]

Tryally,

As always, I love your videos.

at 02:20 of this video you are using end mill.

Can you please tell us where to buy this end mill, manufacturer, model, and what RPM and feed rate to use it on aluminum?

Also, can you tell us more about the tool holder?

Thanks!

[tryally]

@yotamkasam1

Hi, Sorry for my delay.

In this video I use a Sandvik 8 mm end mill. In this moment My milling machine works with 2800 rpm and the feed rate that I use for aluminum is 1mm to each pass.

This tool holder was made by me (I make all my tool holder) as you can see in another of my videos

Thank for your comment and questions.

Regards

Luiz Ally

[yotamkasam1]

@tryally How many mm / minute the axis run?

[tryally]

@yotamkasam1

I use 450 mm/ minute.

Thanks.

luiz Ally

[calvnio]

Wow nice video, any pictures of the fly-cutter you used at the beginning, I liked it a lot!

[tryally]

@calvnio

Hi,

Thanks so much for your kind words.

It make me happy.

Soon I'll post new videos here.

Best wishes from Brazil to you in USA.

Luiz Ally

[tryally]

Thank you very much.

I'm happy for the comment

Any thing or idea write me here.

Thanks again

Luiz

[tryally]

I have many good things still to show

Thank you very much!

:)

[canbaja5]

great job! this series is great

[latheworks]

Very nice works and great vid; nice assitant too, jajajaja

Many thanks for your vid Tryally. So much work goes into them!