Knurling On The Lathe
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It is my understanding that knurling tools do not "cut" the material but simply displace it. Because of this, knurling is often used to enlarge existing diameters where a friction fit can then be applied to two mating parts.
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you said it needs to be a multiple of 1mm... so 9.37562739mm is a multiple of 1mm see:
9.37562739 X 1mm = 9.37562739mm :P pwn'd
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I have not knurled but suspected the diameter of the piece played a part in not over cutting the initial pattern. This helped, thank you.
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Great vid helped me alot thanks mike
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Awesome, I have a knurling attachment but I've never known how to use it. Thanks.
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I ONES MILLED MY SELF A LATHE AND THEN LATHED ME NEW MILL
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Thank you for another great video!
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I like your pointm i canm with Knearl
what happened to the threading vids. I need to watch them again.
alehax27 2 years ago
Hi I am afraid there was an error on the threading video that someone complained about s I have removed it for now.
richieT737 2 years ago
Do you not have to line up the two rollers so the pattern is lined up on both rollers?
hoarp001 3 years ago
No there is no need. The rollers on this type of knurler float to a certain extent so as long as the diameter of the work piece is a multiple of the knurling tool pitch the pattern should come out fine.
richieT737 3 years ago
Hi, this is a helpful "Tutorial".
Sound sometimes gets a little "overdriven", it is understandable anyhow.
How do i find out how much pitch my knurling scissors have ?
I often get "dirty" results: multiple rows overlap and destroy the diamonds pattern,
I guess this might have its reason in the diameter.
orangmakan 3 years ago
You can use a thread pitch guage the same as finding the pitch on a bolt for example.
richieT737 3 years ago