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Internal splines
Hi all........
Recently I decided to attempt to produce a couple of internally splined couplings out of steel. Dim's a length 3 inches, od 1.750, id to fit 1.250 od 14 spline 25 deg p.a.male spline! Somehow I managed to make indexing tooling and using a pair of custom ground broaches I was able to do it but sure learned a lot on the use of broaches! So my question is, how would this part be done in a production situation? Most surely not the way I did it, one spline at a time with _many_ passes each! I don't see how a cut that big can be done in one pass through a three inch tube, that's a big chip to handle. Ideas? Phil Kangas |
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