Machinability of Drill-Rod

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    Michael Gilligan
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      Posted by Stub Mandrel on 27/09/2012 21:14:01:

      > Reuleaux … as mentioned, and linked, in my post. dont know

      You don't seriously expect me to re-read the entire thread before replying

      Neil

      teeth 2 No … but I would recommend you look at the second link in my post, above [just edited]; especially the bit about the Wankel engine.

      MichaelG.

      #99602
      Sub Mandrel
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        Hi Michael,

        I skipped the maths, but interesting to see the theory about how a lobate broach can be used to make a square hole.

        I used to have a MKII RX7; if people think silent electric cars are spooky they ought to try being in a wankel-engined car when the over-rev warning goes off. Bicycle clip time!

        Neil(Why does "fixed centrode" make me think of Stanley Unwin?)

        Edited By Stub Mandrel on 28/09/2012 20:56:22

        #99608
        Michael Gilligan
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          Posted by Stub Mandrel on 28/09/2012 20:54:09:

          Hi Michael,

          I used to have a MKII RX7; if people think silent electric cars are spooky they ought to try being in a wankel-engined car when the over-rev warning goes off. Bicycle clip time!

          Neil

          I always fancied one of those Mazdas ! … Somewhere in my archives I think I still have an article from "Cars & Car Conversions", where they tuned-up the early saloon, simply by fitting a free-flowing exhaust system. If I find it, I will let you have a copy.

          MichaelG.

          #99619
          David Littlewood
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            On the subject of constant-width sections, it is worth noting that a 90 degree V-block will not always detect this deviation from roundness. For example, a 7-sided constant width section will show zero deviation in a 90 degree block as measured vertically above the V. (If you doubt this, those in the UK can try it with a 50p piece.) A similar false pass will apparently be recorded by shapes with 9, 15 or 17 undulations, though I haven't tried this.

            There is in fact a British Standard setting out in great detail the tests required to establish roundness (BS 3730, 1987, if you are interested). You may need to use several V-blocks of different included angle to establish true roundness, though a block of 72 degrees will work for all symmetries up to and including 18.

            There is an infinite family of constant-width shapes, of which the symmetrical examples are only special cases.

            David

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