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Hello Astrotechnician 0.5 Hello Astrotechnician (at least for a table like mine that can accommodate discs up to max 425 mm diametro), at least for a table like mine that can accommodate discs up to max. at least for a table like mine that can accommodate discs up to max…
…Giulio actual engine power used for your machine is poor. When there is strong friction I think you have trouble
Thanks Astrotechnician. In fact, I did not then continue on the road to making the machine.
I certainly acted with a little masochism there, but I don't mind a little physical work
Especially in winter when the weather does not accompany the walks and I only have to chop the wood for the fireplace.
at least for a table like mine that can accommodate discs up to max:
at least for a table like mine that can accommodate discs up to max?
Of course.
The roughing job can be adaptable to any capable machine tool, wet, to use a motorized spindle with a diamond wheel as a tool, installed on the tool holder, which makes it describe a curve of desired radius, with a minimum feed that can be adjusted by hand.
But there are those who also do it according to different principles “do-it-yourself”
http://www.astrosurf.com/gap47/T400/Optique/ebauchage/T400_ebauchage.htm
eg pendulum like this:
http://users.xplornet.com/~tedfoster/pengrndr.html
or sled on curved tracks like that:
http://www.astrosurf.com/gap47/T400/Optique/ebauchage/ebauchage_images/Machine_ebauch_rail.JPG