Making precision vise (part 1)

[@fearlyenrage]

intention to inform. When you squirt coolant on the endmill in nonregular timeintervals the risk of chipout gets higher. The endmill heats up then gets a thermal shock. That isnt good for the tool. Better install a mist coolant system and a vacuum that sucks the mist of the shop. I dont know the feedspeeds but i would guess to fast. When you have sparks from milling away the oxid layer that is normal and not from worn inserts. The oxides burn faster when they come in contact with air. When you want to spare some tool live get rid of the oxidlayer before with some "3m purple scotch brite clean & stripe" they are a wonderful tool to have. We cut the edges with it down so we dont have to use a file. Or to get rid of paint. Has a million uses. Good job anyway =)

[@jm.workshop.q8]

Thanks for your advice 💐

[@fearlyenrage]

@@jm.workshop.q8 rewelcome. =)

[@modellingmark]

Looking forward to seeing more of this project!

[@BriceGdT]

Can't wait for part 2! 🤩

[@benji6b]

Great project!!

[@jm.workshop.q8]

Thanks My friend

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Looking good. Nice work sir. Great vice

[@jm.workshop.q8]

Thanks

[@cave-works]

great work

[@jm.workshop.q8]

Thanks my friend 💐

[@gangleweed]

I can't imagine why anyone would want to make one when you can buy one that will be better than anything you could make.

[@k1knife]

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