It's been a while since I have spent any real time in the shop. This weekend I was finally able to free up some time, and this is what I turned out, a pair of rocker clamps in aluminum. The bearing pivot is 1/2" drill rod. They are made to use a 1/4" stud.
Aside form being useful, they were good practice with the new CNC conversion, which I am still finding a little intimidating because of the it's ruthless efficiency in destroying tools whenever I make an error. I managed to make all the parts over the last two days, and I didn't even break an endmill
Aside form being useful, they were good practice with the new CNC conversion, which I am still finding a little intimidating because of the it's ruthless efficiency in destroying tools whenever I make an error. I managed to make all the parts over the last two days, and I didn't even break an endmill