Because I don't have enough to do...

[BLR]

http://i390.photobucket.com/albums/oo345/blriehl/Liberty-20121112-01798.jpg

Testing out my new Kustom Ballistics checkering fixture on an older Colt Delta Elite. :cool:

Before someone says it, yes, I know I could have just used an indexing head. And yes, I have several indexing heads.

[EricP]

I went and looked at their fixture. To get 25 LPI, do you just use both sets of holes?

[BLR]

I went and looked at their fixture. To get 25 LPI, do you just use both sets of holes?

Nope, separate set of indents for 20, 25, and 30.

It's a nice fixture. It lacks a bit of rigidity, but if you go slow, you're fine.

[dbateman]

Is that for machine cut checkering?

[EricP]

Is that for machine cut checkering?

Yes, but you can use it for serrations and other patterns as well.

[SecondsCount]

That is pretty cool.

One of these days I am going to build a desktop CNC.

Or...a customer of mine bought an old Bridgeport that had been converted to CNC. He is having trouble with the old electronics and I'm hoping it becomes available. :cool:

[BLR]

Or...a customer of mine bought an old Bridgeport that had been converted to CNC. He is having trouble with the old electronics and I'm hoping it becomes available. :cool:

Careful with those. I'm not sure the refit kits included zero backlash lead screws. W/o that, you'll have crap finish half the time.

[SecondsCount]

Good to know and would also depend on where the position feedback is attached.

[BLR]

Good to know and would also depend on where the position feedback is attached.

Yep.