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=Intro=
A screw machine is typically a CNC lathe which can use many tools and produce complex shapes by turning or a combination of turning and milling.
A screw machine is typically a CNC lathe which can use many tools and produce complex shapes by turning or a combination of turning and milling.
For OSE, we can use a 2" or larger [[Universal Axis]] with a rotary head to produce a screw machine, combining multiple linear and rotary axes to work as one.


=Examples of Configurations=
=Examples of Configurations=
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*[[Gear Pump]]
*[[Gear Pump]]


=See Also=
=Videos=
Induction heat bending and screw machines:
 
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*[[Open Source Screw Machine]]
*[[Small Aluminum Part Machine]]
*[[Small Aluminum Part Machine]]

Latest revision as of 19:34, 21 April 2020

Intro

A screw machine is typically a CNC lathe which can use many tools and produce complex shapes by turning or a combination of turning and milling.

For OSE, we can use a 2" or larger Universal Axis with a rotary head to produce a screw machine, combining multiple linear and rotary axes to work as one.

Examples of Configurations

  • This is a CNC lathe with many tools ready for use. A tool turret carries different tools - [1] - or many tools can be fixed and the chuck can move.
  • To make a gear - a mill can be used with a gear cutter and an indexing head mounted in a vise - [2]
  • Making a pulley - milling a round stock - drilling holes, the holes become the pulley teeth - [3]
  • Hobbing a gear on a CNC lathe - [4]
  • 11 axis machine - [5]

Applications

Videos

Induction heat bending and screw machines:

Links