Sometimes you have to improvise when you're machining. Jason uses the tools at his disposal to create a motor coupling that actually fits to repair a motor coupling for his family farm. In this video Jason demonstrates how he modeled this up in Fusion 360, then he walks through the cutting procedure.
Introduction 0:00
Cutting Custom Soft Jaws on Lathe 0:49
Shortcut to section in G-Code 1:39
Measurements for the Vise Jaws 2:08
Cutting the Saw Arbor 3:08
Testing Profile on Scrap 3:43
Setting Up Part in Fusion 360 4:17
Cutting Part 5:37
Cutter Comp in PathPilot 6:07
Slitting Saw 7:06
Op 2 8:18
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