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Orion.DeYoe 04-01-2016 23:34

pic: Drum Roller End Cap (Competition Robot Parts)
 

s_forbes 04-01-2016 23:36

Re: pic: Drum Roller End Cap (Competition Robot Parts)
 
Is the hex bore made with a rotary broach? It looks much cleaner than anything we've broached with a press.

R.C. 04-01-2016 23:44

Re: pic: Drum Roller End Cap (Competition Robot Parts)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by s_forbes (Post 1516659)
Is the hex bore made with a rotary broach? It looks much cleaner than anything we've broached with a press.

A rotary broach should have a large chamfer and it does not leave such a clean finish. This is an example of what a roto broached part should look like:

http://cdn3.volusion.com/vyfsn.knvgw...jpg?1442240393

*We (FRC Team) roto broach a bunch of parts since its easy to do and yields good results

Greg Needel 05-01-2016 00:04

Re: pic: Drum Roller End Cap (Competition Robot Parts)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by s_forbes (Post 1516659)
Is the hex bore made with a rotary broach? It looks much cleaner than anything we've broached with a press.

Based on some of the other products they are offering I bet it is a custom extrusion (that includes the hex) and is then machined to press fit.

Cory 05-01-2016 04:17

Re: pic: Drum Roller End Cap (Competition Robot Parts)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by R.C. (Post 1516660)
A rotary broach should have a large chamfer and it does not leave such a clean finish. This is an example of what a roto broached part should look like:

http://cdn3.volusion.com/vyfsn.knvgw...jpg?1442240393

*We (FRC Team) roto broach a bunch of parts since its easy to do and yields good results

To elaborate on RC's point, the other key factor is the lack of a full form hex. You can rotary broach to a nearly full profile hex, but it's dramatically better for tool life if you have an oversized initial bore. You can see this in the picture RC linked. The center of the flat is missing because the pilot bore is larger than nominal and you're left with just the corners.


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