Oxy-fuel cutting a sprocket.
Previously:
Cutting sprocket teeth - GIF
Waterjet cutting an aluminum sprocket - GIF
Induction heating sprocket teeth - GIF
Oxy-fuel cutting a sprocket.
Previously:
Cutting sprocket teeth - GIF
Waterjet cutting an aluminum sprocket - GIF
Induction heating sprocket teeth - GIF
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mwmkravchenko (Dec 18, 2021), nova_robotics (Dec 18, 2021)
nova_robotics (Dec 18, 2021)
mwmkravchenko (Dec 18, 2021), nova_robotics (Dec 18, 2021)
Yup. Even waterjet cuts a wedge. Some of the higher end machines can tilt the head so that the finished side of the cut is perpendicular to the material (at the expense of the other side).
I made a CNC flame cutter years ago. It was just a 2 axis machine though. It didn't have any of the fancy stuff like the ability to tilt the torch.
mwmkravchenko (Dec 18, 2021)
BuffaloJohn (Dec 19, 2021), mwmkravchenko (Dec 18, 2021)
Actually I should have said a near perfectly perpendicular cur as even the kerf of an oxy fuel flame will show some variation in very thick metals such as in making cuts through metals over 6 or 8 inches thick. But with a properly cleaned tip and the correct mixture and pressure settings the variation is negligible
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