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Page 13 talks about the 24 spring loaded balls and two locking pins.
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Here is a Dorian Quadra sitting next to a CA Aloris
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That is an old one. It is nothing like what is described by Dorian, or shown in the CEE video.CNC machines only go through the motions.
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I got it used at least ten years ago….no idea when it was made.
Here are the innards of an old school McCrosky (sp?) indexing turret.
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Interesting! Looks to be what is called a curvic coupling. That baby aint going nowhere when engaged.Originally posted by SVS View PostHere is a Dorian Quadra sitting next to a CA Aloris
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The CEE (Cutting Edge Engineering) video that J Tiers mentions in post 100 above is one of many put out by the Australian machinist. He does a lot of repair work for huge earthmoving equipment working alone in a well equipped shop.Comment
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Still getting the threat notice, the Dorian site is blacklisted.Originally posted by npalen View Post
But, at 2:39 in the video I linked, there is this view:
CNC machines only go through the motions.
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Number formats and units may be chosen at random depending on what day it is.
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Generalizations are understood to be "often" true, but not true in every case.Comment
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