9x20 CNC Lathe - Inner Bearing Adapter
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I think this might be the last of the inner bearing vids. I did the code in such a way that I can use it for 3 different bearing adapters, just by changing the Z axis part zero. I've got about 6 of the 620 adapters finished, about the same for the 521 and I'm going to finish up the 8 or so Toyota adapters I have started. I won't be doing anything with them for quite some time, so I just want to finish them and put them on a shelf.
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This part is way bigger and much more involved than the outer, but it's been going a lot better. I still need to write the code for the other side of the adapter. I'll have to change to the 4" chuck first. If I knew how to use work offsets, I could use the same code for the 521 and 620 inners, just offset the 620 ones to cut differently. Hmmm....time to learn something new.....again! lol
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Finishing up the inner bearing adapter. Changed some code in mach3. They're turning out pretty nice. I'll probably have one more vid a bit later that will deal with polishing the seal surface.
This is a part to a disc brake upgrade on classic Datsun trucks. |
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Similar walk thru as in pt1, but this is of the 2nd operation. There's more mach3 stuff in this one so it came out longer. I split it into two vids. Pt3 will be the rest of this vid.
This part is for a disc brake upgrade on a classic Datsun truck. |
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This is a bit of a "walk thru" while setting up to make the inner bearing adapters. This is the first operation. The second op will be in a separate vid.
The adapter is for a disc brake upgrade on classic Datsun pickups. |