Speeds up marking for rough cutting of shafting.

http://engineer.la.mvla.net/robotics...7069652e6a7067

--Very Busy Student Machinist
Los Altos High School Robotics Team "Eagle Strike"
Los Altos, CA
www.lahsrobotics.org

On 3 Apr 2006 09:00:58 -0700, "Scott" wrote:

If you need to find the center of a hole mounted in a lathe try this.
Put a piece of tape over the hole. Draw circles with a pencil mounted
like a drill. When the circles become small then a single point you
have found the center. Remove the tape. You are on center. Also
works for pipe and tubing.
You can also just make a bunch of pencil marks at approximately right
angles on the face of the part. Spin it up and a black dot shows the
center.
ERS

If it's a stupid idea and it works, it's not stupid....




On 2 Apr 2006 19:20:19 -0700, "woodworker88"
wrote:

Speeds up marking for rough cutting of shafting.

http://engineer.la.mvla.net/robotics...7069652e6a7067

--Very Busy Student Machinist
Los Altos High School Robotics Team "Eagle Strike"
Los Altos, CA
www.lahsrobotics.org



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