Lathe Dog for Toyota Truck Hub

I needed a way to drive these hubs without being in the way of the two main surfaces. There's a machined area for the seal at the end of the hub that works well for this method. There will be another video later showing this in us

[@DavidCAllen50]

Mike Great learning video, thank you for sharing. I enjoy your problem solving in fusion!

[@bluehandsvideo]

Hi David! Thanks! The next problem I need to solve is the one where fusion is going to force me to upgrade my win8.1 version to win10.... :( Not too happy about that. I wouldn't be surprised if that change kills my video editing software.

[@DavidCAllen50]

@@bluehandsvideo Mike, I did the update to win10 and all the other software continues working. I did make a image of the hard drive before letting Microsoft do the update. I can’t say I like win10 but what can you do, I still have a XP machine to run one software program.

[@bluehandsvideo]

@@DavidCAllen50 Thanks for letting me know. That's a bit more encouraging to hear that you didn't have issues. I'll have to make a point to get to it fairly soon.....maybe next weekend? :)

[@LBcolin]

That 1/2" sure sounds good, a little chirp in corners but no biggie. I've been having good luck with running similar 1/2"ers in a TTS Setscrew holder for roughing, I find they chatter less that way but do have more runout.

[@bluehandsvideo]

Yep, that Eagle Claw did a great job. The chip in the corners was caused by the existing holes in the scrap plate I was using. I've caught myself putting roughers into ER collets and had to change them back to set screw holders. lol

[@datto240z]

Needs more tie dye shirt action

[@bluehandsvideo]

It's actually been a couple of years since I wore tie dyed shirts. I have one as a night shirt....I'm currently in it.......but I got too fat for them physically.......and too hateful emotionally to wear them regularly.