ferrretcatcher
Aluminum
- Joined
- Feb 27, 2019
I'm working on some small projects on my new to me Mori MV55 and I am working with offsets like normal. I have more than a few setups and will have to change my coordinates for varying stock sizes. I could use the far fixed jaw on my normal vise but I have to work in the -y coordinate then. Did a little searching and found this - hopefully the link works
TEGARA 660Ur Reverse Cnc Milling Vise .0004 3600V 3610V NEW R[ | eBay
I know its probably a Shars or some off brand I haven't heard of but it looks to be of decent quality from the pictures and descriptions. This would allow me to always work in the positive coordinates and have a fixed jaw to reference off of for different stock sizes. Possibly would a double vise work either? I have never used a double vise so I don't have any experience with them. There's no robing on this machine either. Is it a good idea, or junk I shouldn't bother with? What say ye?
TEGARA 660Ur Reverse Cnc Milling Vise .0004 3600V 3610V NEW R[ | eBay
I know its probably a Shars or some off brand I haven't heard of but it looks to be of decent quality from the pictures and descriptions. This would allow me to always work in the positive coordinates and have a fixed jaw to reference off of for different stock sizes. Possibly would a double vise work either? I have never used a double vise so I don't have any experience with them. There's no robing on this machine either. Is it a good idea, or junk I shouldn't bother with? What say ye?