300mm Sine or Tilting Table

[@badjuju6563]

A fantastic addition to the collection . Im jealous of the time you get in the workshop.... and of the growing collection of quality home brew parts. Great job Alan.

[@alanshomeworkshop]

Thank you.

[@MattysWorkshop]

Gday Alan, you did a brilliant job making this, there was a lot involved and creative setups, it’s going to be a handy tool mate, cheers

[@alanshomeworkshop]

Thanks Matty. Finding a way to mill the grooves for both sine bars with one setup was important for consistency and I wanted the groove lips to be tangential to the bars for stability. This would have been easy with a 135° chamfering bit but I haven't got one and couldn't find a source to buy one. The idea to use an inclined endmill was a break-through moment, but working out the required cutter diameter and DOC was an interesting challenge :) Take care, Alan.

[@nigelport9862]

Great job Alan.

[@alanshomeworkshop]

Thank you Nigel.

[@joell439]

Nice project. 👍😎👍

[@alanshomeworkshop]

Thank you.

[@davidiansykes]

i like it you dont need a engine crane to lift it not like my old crown widely which is a bit smaller

[@alanshomeworkshop]

Thank you David - but I think the greater weight in your Crown Windley would be from all the additional quality :) Cheers, Alan.

[@metalworksmachineshop]

😎👍👍👍👍

[@alanshomeworkshop]

Thanks Doug.