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The final hurdle of this rotary chuck process was creating some pretty complex cams. Not only did these have a critical eccentric section in the middle, but they also had a square hole in the end. Let me just say, making those holes was a heck of an adventure. 

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P.S. The drawings for this project were linked in a previous post, so scroll back a bit if you want to check them out! 

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PATREON - Rotary Broaching Eccentric Cams || INHERITANCE MACHINING

Check out the new merch here and don't forget to use the code IMPATRON for 15% off! https://inheritance-machining.creator-spring.com/ Welcome back to the machine shop for the dramatic conclusion to the rotary table chuck adapter build! Two videos ago I went about the process of reverse engineering the D1-5 cam mechanism of my metal lathe and developed an adapter design using the drafting table. Then in the last video I underwent the emotional rollercoaster that was machining the main body. So in this video I’ll be finishing up the remaining bits and bobs to make the mechanism work. Along the way I’ll be trying a few new techniques including scallop milling with the boring head. Turning an eccentric cam profile with the 4 jaw chuck. And one of the biggest side projects to date, making my own rotary broach to machine square holes! #inheritancemachining #machineshop #hobbymachininst And a special thanks to my "Micrometer" level patrons! Karam A., Patrick K., Jason A., Max, Sandra C., Jason R., Andrew O., Laz A., Philip Z., Michael B., Joe W., ???, Kevers., Lollimewire, Toon A., James, Noah, Michael G., Brennan M., Lachlan L., Jim A., Benjamin D., Grant F., Brendan W., Caleb T., Stephen M., Samuel G., Ralph M., Brenton, Ethan B., Chris W., Esti-Mari D., Matthew K., Terence K., Charles P., Michael T., Ben M., Jim H. Follow me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/inheritancemachining/ You can also check out my website at https://inheritancemachining.com/ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 1:33 Necessary Preparations 3:14 Sacrifice 4:20 The Boring End 7:02 The Exciting End 9:23 Doing the Thing 11:20 Eccentricity 13:22 Scallops, Detents and Grooves 14:51 Moment of Truth 15:37 When Catastrophe Strikes 16:46 You need a Plan B 17:33 Screws & (T)nuts 19:00 Fit and Finish MUSIC AND SOUND https://www.epidemicsound.com https://youtu.be/LL-KrueDj7Q © 2022 Inheritance Machining, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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Sandra Carroll

Very nice, enjoyed this project allot. also thanks for the side projects It nice to see that everything does not go as expected and how you adjust your plans.

Justin Walsh

Me thinking: “What kind of steel is that? The finish is—“ Brandon narrating: “I’m not sure what kind of steel this thing is made from, but that finish is darn sexy.”

Justin Walsh

Let’s call it “Inheritance Grade Steel”.

James Riordan

Dremel abuse is one of my favorite activities; you have taken this art to a new height !