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I figured you guys might know where i could locate a milling head for my horizontal mill.
The mill was bought from TAFE at a very good price, but i didn't have the vertical milling head attachment. It has provision for one, but after looking through the...
Started by seafurymike on
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by 6 people.
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The mill was bought from TAFE at a very good price, but i didn't have the vertical milling head? It's an Italian Mill....
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For starters this is what I'm trying to do. I want to be able to prototype a small part about 3x3x2 from plastic and aluminum. It would be a 3D part so I'm assuming i would just flip the part over in order to mill the opposite side half way through. I...
Started by enforcer on
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by 6 people.
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Need a controller on top of the mill and the conversion, so it won't all happen for 1200.00 Originally in mind you'll need a controller on top of the mill and the conversion, so it won't all happen assuming i would just flip the part over....
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Newbie Questions on Milling with a Chainsaw Mill (homemade) Hello, as a complete newbie to Chainsaw Milling (never even saw one except in pictures), I have been reading here and elsewhere for ideas.
I have read about ripping chain & the values thereof...
Started by n8ghz on
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by 8 people.
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Perhaps you could....
Or waste time (and over rev) if pushed too slow .
It would stall if you pushed too fast.
Are big factors on a chainsaw powered mill.
For speed thru a log with a chainsaw mill?
I know the type of wood & it's dryness, etc.
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Big problem with a lot of vertical heads is you end up with SFA daylight under the spindle by the time you add a vice and a tool holder..
Started by .RC. on
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by 8 people.
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40cc Husqvarna 142 Milling w/ Homemade Mini-Mill Work's pretty good for a 40cc saw. It's no production mill but to cut the occasional beam it fits the bill.
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Started by LFEngineering on
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by 3 people.
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I liked looking at your.
Mill with 880 , The BIL mill with 076 , Log Lifter 2 , BIL mill with 60" bar , Minimill , Cant Dragon , Log Lifter , Small milling rig , My first mill Thanks for the heads up.
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$0.50 / 1m RSGP
Amount of gold:
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Started by LC2222 on
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I'm looking for a grain mill attatchment for my champion juicer. Or just a used grain mill and a yogurt maker!
Started by braxis03 on
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Bump bump bump.
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Milling machine
im looking to buy a mini milling machine but i have no idea which brand or if a small mill is good enough for working with 440c
Started by freebe on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bladeforums):
I have seen some guys that took a mill like this and CNC'd it on a pretty low the general idea is the bigger and heavier....
It's not a heavy duty machine, but most knifemaking mill jobs are not too demanding on your life a lot easier.
G0704.
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What is you favourite milling for the victory?
Original:
V2:
or Ripper:
Mine is the Ripper milling then V1 ,V2
Started by The Crazy Cow on
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That said the ripper is still amazing
edit: damn....
Honestly ive always preferred the v1 milling it just looks cleaner than the others.
Ripper looks cool but it's a bit much.
Ripper>>>>>>>>>>>>>>V1>V2.
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CS Milling 101, Hints tips and tricks Guys, seems like there are a continual trickle of newbies posting their milling setups and it's great to see the addiction continues! Most of these folks seem to be milling small logs on their knees on the ground ...
Started by BobL on
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by 7 people.
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5) add extra handles to the mill or wrap handle on the saw so your arms are not spread apart....
3 and sharpen or change chains often.
You should not have to bend over significantly or mill on your knees.
In as standing a position as possible.
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