So i need to make this part. It is .75 x .45 x .25

[chips&more]

Harbor Freight makes a digital version. I’m not a big fan of HF stuff, but this thing works and is pretty accurate.

 

[magicniner]

This is a UK business but I'm sure you'll have a supplier in the USA that can supply chamfer milling tools -

https://www.cutwel.co.uk/milling-tools/solid-carbide-chamfer-milling-tools

Regards,
Nick

 

[JimDawson]

Jim what is that gadget with the red pointer called? I want one
Mark

https://www.harborfreight.com/dial-gauge-angle-finder-34214.html

 

[Crank]

Here is someting.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Milling-Cu...356031&hash=item5b076c65bd:g:BX0AAOSwU4FaRj87

Mark

 

[Ray C]

You could almost make those with just a file.

"Billy G"

Bill,

Me and you are both wrong... A hacksaw is needed too.

Ray

 

[P. Waller]

You have not given the most important detail, this will determine the method of manufacture.

How many parts?

 

[markknx]

Bill,

Me and you are both wrong... A hacksaw is needed too.

Ray

and a drill. thanks Ray

 

[markknx]

Thanks to all who replied. to answer a few questions. yes I plan on doing all work before cutting to size. I will be making 2-3 of them. My brother only needs 1 but I know if I only make 1 something will happen and I will need to make more. material I just mild steel. I will post when I get to them and let you all know how I did the work. thanks again for all the input.

 

[brino]

I'd start with trying to make aluminum parts with carbide router bits in the vertical mill.
One long row, then cut and mill the faces to length.
-brino

 

[Ray C]

and a drill. thanks Ray

When I was a kid, we didn't have drills -or drill bits!