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Reciever bolt ramp cutting

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That Harvey tool "should" get me pretty close. I am allowed a .01 fillet in the corner. Between that tool & one I found from Mitsubishi I should be able to get it done. The Mitsubishi's are nice but also $$$. Still cheaper than another setup...thanks for the find.

 

I need to get the min/max dimensions on the bolt, and see if a .015 fillet would be liveable. One less tool, and a stronger part. Then it comes down to if the customer can live with a bigger radius......

i use alot of these...real nice cutters

 

https://www.mitgi.us/product-category/Stub-Ball-Micro-End-Mills-12x-Reach/

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justchips Newbie

justchips

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That Harvey tool "should" get me pretty close. I am allowed a .01 fillet in the corner. Between that tool & one I found from Mitsubishi I should be able to get it done. The Mitsubishi's are nice but also $$$. Still cheaper than another setup...thanks for the find.

 

I need to get the min/max dimensions on the bolt, and see if a .015 fillet would be liveable. One less tool, and a stronger part. Then it comes down to if the customer can live with a bigger radius......

http://www.harveytool.com/prod/Browse-Our-Products/Application-Specific-Designs/Mold-Tool---Die_185/Mold-Cutters---Ball---For-Steels_180.aspx

 

these ones go down to .015.. 

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