Milling a tapered hex using the Newbould Wireone with the new, very rigid tilt assembly and 5-C adapter... Material is 420 stainless steel. Depth of cut is .100"
This is a brand new method of tilting the Newbould Wireone. By unlocking the clamp gripping the toothed shaft, the Wireone can be adjusted to a zero angle, or tilted to any desired angle.
Grinding a Newbould Wireone part on a Newbould Spinmastr. Using the face gear of the Wireone eliminates the need for setup alignment and is almost as rigid as a solid bar.
Perje grinding shot pins on an air spindle. Notice that there is no need for a motor drive. The grinding wheel provides the rotation while climb grinding.
As smooth and accurate my air spindles are, they are also strong and easy to service. Made entirely of stainless steel, and shop tough. This movie was made with 80 to 90 lbs PSI of air pressure to ...
I.D. grinding on a Newbould workholding air spindle. The rotation is driven by the grinding wheel. A drive motor on the workholding spindle is not needed.
When locked by air pressure, the Newbould air spindle is solid enough for many types of milling. In this video, I'm milling a hardened stainless steel rotor.
Here, I'm climb grinding to finish the faceplate. The grinding wheel provides the rotation. Finger pressure on the rotor provides the resistance to keep the rotor from going the same speed as the w...