Okay, we've flipped our part up, standing up. Now we had to use shorter parallels to
do that. So we're going to do one side at a time here and then the bottom we just
clean it up to the line.
We want to be slightly below which we are, okay.
So clockwise rotation again. Okay, we're going to come over and just lightly
touch. Okay, zero up here because you can see how much you're taking off at a time.
Let's take a cleanup cut at ten thousandths.
Alright let's take a first check on it to see where we're at.
We want to go to 687 and right now we're at about 740, so we got a good bit
to take off. 686, so we're good then 1000. Okay, now we're gonna come to the other
side and do the same thing. Touching off like we did on the other side.
Okay, come off of it, zero up, let's just do ten here because we're pretty close
to the line, we'll take a cut.
When we did our sawing, sawing is a pretty rough operation, so you can't
hardly do it in thousands. We have both sides done now we're going to do the
cleanup just to the line. There's no dimension on that so we're going to just
touch off with our quill here, come off of it, okay.
Come down, now one year your part is narrower than the end mill that we're
using you don't have to worry about climb cutting. So we want to overhang on
both sides. We're just right now we're going to take a cleanup cut.
Okay, now we're gonna come off and feed down a little bit right here. Do
about,
let's look at our line on there,
kind of hard to see, but we're overhanging the part on both sides, so we
can go in both directions.
Like maybe one more cut.
And that's all there is to it. Remember when you use a file, only one way. You
don't do this. Okay, files only cut one way, so
you do that. Top, the points, the ends,
all the corners,
and down here.
All the tips in there. What we call top and bottom, both sides there, and there's
our piece completely done. We have one thing we have left to do. We
have one hole in there that needs to be tapped, put threads on it. And we're going
to do it on what's called a Flex Arm. Some people call it a tap zapper,
basically the same thing. This is your powered feed right here, that lever.
This reverses it when you come out. Just lift up, down, you put on a little
pressure at the start, and that's it. Bring it over here, reverse it, come back out.
That's it, it's done.