What is the minimum size that can be turned into the inner hole of a lathe?
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does it mean: How small can the knife be sharpened? The wall thickness of the product is 2mm, the diameter is 13.5, and the inner hole needs to be finished with a lathe (the inner hole has an irregular shape). This post was last edited by chenhao0713 on 2009-4-13 13:12 ]
It seems that some have converted their lathes into deep hole drilling machines, which can drill even very small holes.
According to LZ, the diameter of the hole is 9.5mm, so it should be able to be processed. “(The inner hole is irregularly shaped)" What does it mean? Can you post a picture that expresses the meaning clearly? It is convenient for everyone to discuss.
It can be described in words: the parts have concentric large and small heads, the wall thickness is 2mm, and the diameters of the large and small heads are 200 and 10.2 respectively. I want to know the smallest inner hole that the lathe can cut, if the inner hole length is too long. This post was last edited by chenhao0713 on 2009-4-15 07:58 ]
What is said on the second floor is that the lathe can turn holes and is not modified. It is a kind of equipment called a turret hexagonal lathe, which is specially used for turning holes. The poster said that it can be processed using a lathe. I told the poster that it is possible. The masters in our unit all use a kind of knife with a very fine shank. The material seems to be white steel and the knife block is ground with oil steel.
You need to have some rough data on how long the length is. The small end hole diameter of 10.2 can be processed. "Irregular shape of the inner hole" will definitely cause ambiguity. Just say taper hole and everyone will understand. This post was last edited by hbwalter on 2009-4-18 09:41 ]