Thread: Best way to machine ball screws?
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14-06-2012 #26
Not necceserialy If chinese origin then think you'll find there only 3-4mm of hardening.?
I've machined a few, I use indexed tipped tooling and buy tips from cutwell tools designed for cutting hard materials. They easily deal with hardening, my lathe is a bit more robust than the myford but it's only a boxford AUD so not exactly heavy duty.!!
Maybe some body's got a bit of an offcut that you could practice on.? . . . Don't think I have but will have a dig about if you want to try.?
EDIT: Opp's sorry didn't read properly didn't see the 12mm dia,yes it will probably still be hard but the hard tips will still handle the hardening on chinese screws.!!Last edited by JAZZCNC; 14-06-2012 at 08:46 PM.
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