Milling A Gear 1 (Ellis Dividing Head on a Moore Jig Borer New Fixture Plate)
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Milling A Gear 1 (Ellis Dividing Head on a Moore Jig Borer New Fixture Plate)
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Milling Gears can be done in any shop that has a Mill and a dividing head. We go through the process of fitting the Ellis Dividing Head to our Moore Jig Borer(Mill) with a Fixture Plate. Regardless of the equipment you have, some or all ... https://bit.ly/3hNcuIN
of these steps may be needed to get setup.
Chapters
0:00 Moore Jig Borer-Mill
2:00 Ellis Dividing Head
2:29 Hauser Tilting Rotary Table
3:13 Prep table for Fixture Plate
5:38 Fixture Plate Design & CNC
9:47 Mounting the Hauser
11:02 Gear Milling Arbor
11:37 Final Mounting
11:45 Moore Publications
Moore Tool Company
http://mooretool.com/
Wayne Moore wrote the book on Accuracy and Precision. Hats off to him for the book as it has been helpful in our projects and work.
Moore Book References
Precision Hole Location For Interchangeability in Tool Making & Prdn, J. Robert Moore - 1946
Holes, Contours and Surfaces, Richard F. Moore - 1955
Foundations of Mechanical Accuracy, Wayne R. Moore - 1970
Concepts from Moore-1970
The Four Mechanical "Arts"
Geometry
Standards of Length
Dividing the Circle
Roundness
Design of Engineered Equipment
Cubic Concept of Accuracy
Linear accuracy
Rectilinear accuracy
Perpendicular accuracy
Performance accuracy
Control of relative moment
Non-Influencing clamping
Resisting pressure of cut
Control of thermal expansion - Invar, heaters
Fixture Plate Design
12" by 24" Aluminum Plate
3.000" (76.2mm) T-Slot Centers-Moore 5/16-18 Hardware
4.921" (125.0mm) T-Slot Centers-HAAS TM-3P 1/2-13 Hardware
Hauser Irregular pattern 3/8-16 Hardware
All are COUNTERBORED 1" deep in the plate. This gives plenty of room for bolt heads below the surface of the plate.
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