Making a part on hobby CNC miller

**GEOFFREY** · 08-06-2014

Very impressive. I never could have turned that on my old Myford. Well done . G.

**Dean jeffery** · 08-06-2014

Originally Posted by GEOFFREY

Very impressive. I never could have turned that on my old Myford. Well done . G.

Cheers Geoffrey

Doing them manually just take a load more time, cut check cut ckeck untill you have what you want.

The only real time was making the bearing size, because if this was over size then it's scrap and not an option. The rest would have a plus and minus of a thou so not to bad, and that is just what I planned on getting them. +/- of 0.05 would be fine.

Still leaves me with no options on what CNC's to buy for making these though.

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