wheelieking71
Diamond
- Joined
- Jan 2, 2013
- Location
- Gilbert, AZ
Similar to this: Sveconek Multiple Part Work Holding System
But, only one floater on either side of a double station. Effectively turning it in to a quad station.
I have an application where this could be very beneficial. The parts are two OP parts.
If I used machinable center, and movable jaws on an Orange double? A floater on either side of center would give me 4 OP-2 stations.
And, I could fit 4 OP-1 stations on top of the move jaws with Talon-grips/Pit-bulls.
This would net me 4 finished 2 OP parts off each double station vise.
OP-2 really needs to happen in fully profiled jaws, as the parts are very odd shape with very little surface area to clamp.
I have tried other methods, and it was virtually impossible to create a reliable process.
But, the configuration I just described could work out awesome.
I have just never tried to implement a floating jaw before.
Anybody have any insight on the technique?
But, only one floater on either side of a double station. Effectively turning it in to a quad station.
I have an application where this could be very beneficial. The parts are two OP parts.
If I used machinable center, and movable jaws on an Orange double? A floater on either side of center would give me 4 OP-2 stations.
And, I could fit 4 OP-1 stations on top of the move jaws with Talon-grips/Pit-bulls.
This would net me 4 finished 2 OP parts off each double station vise.
OP-2 really needs to happen in fully profiled jaws, as the parts are very odd shape with very little surface area to clamp.
I have tried other methods, and it was virtually impossible to create a reliable process.
But, the configuration I just described could work out awesome.
I have just never tried to implement a floating jaw before.
Anybody have any insight on the technique?