Decking a block?
07-23-2005, 03:52 AM
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Re: Decking a block?
Originally Posted by atljar
We have a block mill with a CBN bit in it. Basically the mains sit on a bar and then its tightened down through the cam bore. and then level it all off.
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If you assemble a block and find you need .005 for 0 deck, I guess you could rub off the machine and cut your .005. What happens if the core has shifted and you have .005 in number 8 and .001 in number 2? Do you cut the block at an angle?
Random Questions...
If you assemble a block and find you need .005 for 0 deck, I guess you could rub off the machine and cut your .005. What happens if the core has shifted and you have .005 in number 8 and .001 in number 2? Do you cut the block at an angle?
07-23-2005, 12:20 PM
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Re: Decking a block?
That's how most decking machines are...the front to back level and square will be as acurate as the person who originally leveled the machine, but the level from side to side(bank to bank) has to be set by the operator.
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