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Re: HEX broach too big for our manual press

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Originally Posted by Tottanka View Post
... Broach is too long ... Are there any solutions anyone has for this kind of a problem?
We have the same issue with the arbor press in our shop. Our solution was to start the broach using our lathe, which allows us to carefully align the broach to the hole and get the broach deep enough to now fit into our press. We try not to put too much load on the tool when it is in the lathe since we don't want to overload the lathe axially (which would damage the bearing in the lathe).

Ken

EDIT: The amount of load we put on the part+tool when they are in the lathe is very small - just enough to start 2-3 teeth of the broach - which is enough for it to then fit in our press.

Last edited by Ken Patton : 03-06-2016 at 19:50. Reason: additional info added regarding load on the lathe, which is not recommended by some!
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