Thread: Method for holding Stock
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24-06-2013 #1
I am milling some gears from various types of plastics - one of the gears needs machining on both top and bottom. Obviously when I take the part out to turn it over, I struggle to get it perfectly aligned - I was thinking of making some kind of a jig - not sure.
Is there a holding device that allows you to flip a part over and still have it perfect based on where the previous centre mark would have been?
Thanks
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