Thread: Best way to machine ball screws?
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21-07-2010 #1Did you see the Dick Stephen X3 conversion articles on Arc's site?
Ok I'll share my secret machining technique hereso your addition is the Knurling! nice.
I like the way you and Bogs always make everything sound so simple,
smear with the shaft fit Loctite and with the end of the ballscrew held between alloy or brass plates in the vise, push the slug in and whack seven shades of shït out of it until it's flush.
Dick has actually had a couple come loose but I feel that it's more they way he did it.
Sorry to ask so many questions but I was just about to order some TC tooling but it looks like I need decent drills and reamers instead.....
Thanks again for the help
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