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CNC Machining Hard Steel with Soft Jaws! Wednesday Widget #4

NYC CNC

March 21, 2023

This week we walk through design philosophy, CAD, CAM and machining a set of Monster Jaw softjaws to hold shoulder bolts that need trimmed and chamfered.

I previously made a fixture for this job which was poorly designed. It was inefficient to use and was not able to securely, reliably hold the workpieces. Softjaws were the perfect answer!

Using the Tormach PCNC 1100, SolidWorks and SprutCAM made quick work of the job!

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This week we walk through design philosophy, CAD, CAM and machining a set of Monster Jaw softjaws to hold shoulder bolts that need trimmed and chamfered. I previously made a fixture for this job which was poorly designed. It was inefficient to use and was not able to securely, reliably hold the workpieces. Softjaws were the perfect answer! Using the

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Metal 3D Printing CUSTOM Jaws for a Difficult Part #shorts

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March 11, 2023

Metal 3D Printing CUSTOM Jaws for a Difficult Part

Tyson needs to run a facing operation on a previously metal 3D printed part, but can’t find a good or safe way to hold it. Trevor solves this problem with the Metal X 3D Printer from Markforged, and Prints custom jaws out of 17-4 Stainless Steel!

#CNC #Machining #Machinist #shorts

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Metal 3D Printing CUSTOM Jaws for a Difficult Part Tyson needs to run a facing operation on a previously metal 3D printed part, but can’t find a good or safe way to hold it. Trevor solves this problem with the Metal X 3D Printer from Markforged, and Prints custom jaws out of 17-4 Stainless Steel! #CNC #Machining #Machinist #shorts source