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Home Machine Tool Archive Machine-tools Sale & Wanted Large Mikron Millers Accessories Mikron Miller Photographs Horizontal & Vertical Mikron |
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Milling an angular cutter. The job is held on a work arbor, fitting directly into the No. 101 indexing head itself held on the No. 102 swivelling base with the index plate held in front of the spindle |
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Tap fluting. One end of the work is held in a collet, the other supported by the tailstock No. 100 centre. The three required divisions are obtained by the No. 101 indexing unit |
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Milling a spiral fluted cutter. The job is held in a collet in the spiral indexing attachment No. 103. With the vertical head set to the required helix angle the automatic feed is used to make the cut. |
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Making a new index plate. The work is held on an arbor fitting directly into the headstock spindle and indexed (from the rear) by the worm-wheel indexer No. 106. The holes are bored using the swivelling index head No. 101 and the quill No. 112 (though the round-belt drive to the latter is not shown) |
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Cutting a worm wheel. The work is mounted on an arbor held in the No. 101 indexing head with the vertical head, holding a gear form cutter, set to the helix angle of the worn wheel |
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Milling a cam for use in a "Swiss Auto" lathe. The work is held in an arbor secured in the No. 102 indexing unit to which has been fitted the No. 106 worm-wheel indexer. |
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Milling a skew rack. Held in a the swivel-base machine vice No. 104 the job is machined by a gear hob cutter held on the horizontal arbor supported by the overarm of headstock Type 96 |