Set up the position of a Dividing Head or Indexing Head on the table of a milling machine.

[@davidbawden6567]

Excellent presentation, thank you for this demo......

[@CYC123]

Hello David. I’m so glad you enjoyed my video. Thank you for your comment. Take Care Jim

[@Desloangmx]

Nice video Jim. You make it look easy.

[@CYC123]

Hello Dennis. It's all done with smoke and mirrors! Only kidding, just takes a little practice that's all. Take Care Jim

[@davewright522]

Excellent thank you very much 👍. Had reservations with my cheap dividing having a 3 jaw chuck and thought the only way of getting it to clock true around it's circumference wold be to release the mounting bolts on the back plate. But now I know it is common place.

[@CYC123]

Hello Dave. Thank you for your comment, I'm glad you found my video useful. Where are you in the world?

[@davewright522]

Hi, I'm from the Midlands in England, I will be attempting to mill a clynder for my wife's vintage circular sock knitting machine. Needing to cut 84 1.30mm slots around the 5" diameter. Fingers crossed lol.

[@CYC123]

Hello Dave. How are you getting on with the cylinder for the knitting machine? Did you manage to cut all 84 slots? Take Care Jim

[@davewright522]

Still waiting on the 1.30mm carbide slitting saw, we keep you posted how I go on 👍

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Great video. Very informative. Thanks. I have learned a lot.

[@CYC123]

@@RustyInventions-wz6ir Hello Rusty Invention. I’m so glad you found my video interesting. Take Care Jim

[@nishadkl161189]

Indexing head and dividing head what difference?

[@CYC123]

Hello, thank you for your comment. Dividing heads are closely related to indexing heads, but with a key operational difference: Indexing heads use a scale and show the angle of rotation (from 0 to 360 degrees), while dividing heads use pre-defined plates to rotate a fixed amount. These plates are generally circular with multiple rows of equally-spaced holes. Hope that makes it clear for you. Take Care Jim

[@nishadkl161189]

@@CYC123 thanks for your reply 🥰

[@jeremiahe7951]

💐 𝕡𝐫ｏ𝕄ｏ𝔰𝓶

[@CYC123]

Hello Jeremiah E. Thank you for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video. Jim