On 18 August 2010 00:30, Tom Smith <[email protected]> wrote:

> Is there any way to true single-point thread trap threadforms?

I would expect so. I have cut coarse (4mm pitch) threads using a
broadly similar approach and G76.

The threading cycle starts from the initial position, so you can gut a
thread normally, then move the Z and / or X  little, cut another
thread and incrementally cut the thread.

My 4mm pitch thread was done as a multi-pass cut of 1/4 the depth,
then back off 1mm and another threading cycle  to half depth, back off
another 1mm and thread to 3/4 depth and then back off the final 1mm
and a final full cycle to full depth (all with a 30 degree "compound
angle". The effect of this was that the cut was never more than about
1mm wide (with a light skim on the other thread flank)

(I didn't think of this solution myself, it was a suggestion from Chris Radek)


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atp

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