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Rollers grooved to 70 degrees by mistake - can they be re-cut to 90 degrees?
HI Folks - the rollers which me and vishnu ordered - turned out to have an angle of 70 degrees.
Now vishnu thinks that plunging a 90 degree v tool would solve the problem what I think is that the 70 degrees has created more depth(of the groove in the wheel ) and now having the 90 degree tool plunge in will just get it to the same changed depth - I have a hunch that it would work - just wanted to get your views RGDS IRfan |
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#2
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The profile should have followed the yellow line. You now have 70 degrees to the magenta line. If you put in a 90 degree cutter now, it will go to the the blue line. That means your rollers will be 2mm smaller in effective radius. Not too serious.
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#3
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thank you G'
hey vishnu - I am sending all my rollers back to you for re-machining - or will you send me the tool direct - I can get em machined here faster ![]() |
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#4
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Hi,
Today i have plunged the rollers with 90 deg form tool and mounted the wheels atlast it worked. The movement was smooth and satisfactory. I will send you the tool & mandrel , it takes about 2 monutes for one wheel , lets keep things moving. Vishnu |
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#5
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There tag team wrestling now we have tag team building..... keep the build going.
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