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T-slot clamps are tried-and-true accessories for milling applications. Chances are that if you have a milling machine, you have a set. CTE contributor Brandt Taylor tells us how to get the most out of T-slot clamps by using them for more than clamping. Click to ready more. #CTEplus
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Are all 1-2-3 blocks made equal? Read how an experienced machinist uses them and which type are recommended.
What is Machining? In this guide, we cover and intro to Machine Shop Processes and Tools. Learn what materials can be machined, machining processes explained, machining techniques, and common machine shop tools. Machining processes include turning, milling, drilling, boring, and reaming.
Light Your Drill / Mill: Good lighting is important to doing good work. This is a simple project to help get your drill press or milling machine out of the dark. You will be installing an LED ring around your spindle. What I like about this mod is that its cheap, quick and …
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Mini Milling Machine DIY - Super Robust and Precise: I would like to be able to machine small mild steel and aluminum parts at home for my projects. A commercial milling machine costs at least about 1000 usd / eur and even the smallest models are too big for my small home workshop. This router is slig…
DIY Desktop 5-axis CNC Mill: OK, you bought your router and you are happy with it. If you are an artist. But... if you are an engineer... you probably are not so happy. You cut some 2D stuff. Then try some 2.5D and start getting excited. And then, there comes a day when you …
