Cyclotronguy
Stainless
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2005
- Location
- Northern California
I keep thinking I am missing the obvious.
The Boyar Schultz Model G fixture sets the compond angles on a 3/8" 1/2" box turning tool (screw machiens, turret lathes and so forth) It has two rotational axis that are geared together and working in conjunciton. The base of the fixtures indexes on the back stop of your surface grinder mag chuck. The periphery and side of your surface grindng wheel set the primary and relief grinds on the tool in one setting.
What the piece seems to lack is an obvious lock of any sort which seems counter intuitive. What am I missing?
The Boyar Schultz Model G fixture sets the compond angles on a 3/8" 1/2" box turning tool (screw machiens, turret lathes and so forth) It has two rotational axis that are geared together and working in conjunciton. The base of the fixtures indexes on the back stop of your surface grinder mag chuck. The periphery and side of your surface grindng wheel set the primary and relief grinds on the tool in one setting.
What the piece seems to lack is an obvious lock of any sort which seems counter intuitive. What am I missing?