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  1. General | how to use parallels | Practical Machinist - Largest ...

    Jan 16, 2008 · i've read several threads about members using parallels when setting up their milling vise but i'm not sure how there actually placed or there intended use. sorry i'm new to the chip making …

  2. CNC Machining | What size and brand in parallels??? | Practical ...

    Aug 6, 2012 · Adjustable Parallels are nice if you work with castings or need support outside a vise, in a similar fashion to a machinist jack. Not the best in production as they tend to move. I like parallels …

  3. CNC Machining | Keeping parallels in place - Practical Machinist

    Jun 8, 2006 · Otherwise, if you're parts aren't that wide and don't have any thru-features, I'd use a wavy parallel...and wavy parallels are decent at keeping parallels in place.

  4. What Material for DIY parallels - Practical Machinist

    Mar 31, 2019 · Hey Everybody! I'm new to machining! just got my first CNC mill and I already love it! I am looking to make some parallels and I am not sure whether to go with aluminum or Steel. …

  5. CNC Machining | Hmc retaining parallels in a vise | Practical Machinist ...

    Feb 11, 2014 · I'm looking for ideas to retain parallels in a vise tower in a horizontal mill. We're using hard jaws with parallels in a Kurt vise tower. We have plates bolted to the sides of the jaws to use as …

  6. CNC Machining | Who do you feel makes the best parallel keepers ...

    Jun 8, 2006 · They are a regular set of parallels with a 1/4" square brass bar screwed to the bottom edge of the parallel. Mounted in the upper surface of the brass bar are a pair of spring loaded steel …

  7. Seeking recommendations on non-Chinese 1/8" solid parallel set

    May 26, 2022 · Howdy folks! I'm a Tool & Die noob on the hunt for the tools and equipment required for my Tool & Die courses. Among the must-haves on the equipment list is a set of 1/8-inch thick solid …

  8. How to place part in vise and maintain uniform contact to parallels

    May 1, 2005 · Hi In some of my machining attempts on my mill. I have had a hard time getting the bottom edge of the part to sit on both parallels with uniform pressure. I just came across this hold …

  9. Master CNC Machine Axes in 10 Minutes FAST! - Practical Machinist

    When and why to use incremental positioning commands in your CNC programs The rotational A, B, and C axes essential for 4 and 5-axis machining How axis systems differ between mills and lathes …

  10. CNC Machining | milling without parallels | Practical Machinist ...

    Dec 22, 2004 · A couple of 'parallels' that could be retracted away from the surface for machining comes to mind. Could be plates, fingers or swing-type washer to locate surface you wish to blend. If you …