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Re: pic: Ultimate chain tool project
Some things to consider:
Deep pockets with fairly small area need a lot of consideration paid to chip clearing.
Chain breakers put a substantial load on the threads. If using 6061, you may want to think about designing it for a Helicoil.
To run this on your Tormach, you will be using fairly small dia. end mills. To keep your chip load proper, this part will take a lot of time to process.
This is a really good training exercize. It will teach you a lot about setting up and milling small parts.
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