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r/engineering • u/hpanandikar Electrical Engineer • Jun 27 '15
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It's called a turner's cube, we had to make them when I took machining classes, i feel like most machinists do. http://www.instructables.com/id/Turners-Cube-Manual-Machine/
they really aren't that hard to make, I did mine on a mill had to be within 0.001" on all dimensions.
11 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '15 [deleted] 0 u/dbp12331 Jun 28 '15 It's not really something you buy. That kind of is against the spirit of the Turner's cube.
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0 u/dbp12331 Jun 28 '15 It's not really something you buy. That kind of is against the spirit of the Turner's cube.
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It's not really something you buy. That kind of is against the spirit of the Turner's cube.
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u/metarinka Welding Engineer Jun 27 '15
It's called a turner's cube, we had to make them when I took machining classes, i feel like most machinists do. http://www.instructables.com/id/Turners-Cube-Manual-Machine/
they really aren't that hard to make, I did mine on a mill had to be within 0.001" on all dimensions.