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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
Dental-CAM
8mm on Roland
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<blockquote data-quote="Sevan P" data-source="post: 72464" data-attributes="member: 7766"><p>We put a small piece of double sided tape on the fixture wall of the roland to keep the 98mm disks more centered and stable then with a 2mm space all the way around the puck, that's all it does. The 98mm disks will work without the tape but trying to keep them centered in the fixture while you tighten them down is the problem. Especially the disks with out steps. Even if you hold the disk with one hand and tighten the fixture down with another. There is no issue with the 98mm disk fitting at all, you need to improvise a work around that is best for you i guess. I mean i could have a shim milled out by a machine shop that is the ultimate fix but cost $$$$.$$ as to where the tape cost $.$$ LOL and it does the job perfectly. Once the disk is tighten down in the fixture that's all that matter. In all the hundreds of pucks I have cut and the machine has about 600+hours on it not a single issue of the puck moving during the milling process.</p><p></p><p>I will take a pic a post it tomorrow so you get a better understanding.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sevan P, post: 72464, member: 7766"] We put a small piece of double sided tape on the fixture wall of the roland to keep the 98mm disks more centered and stable then with a 2mm space all the way around the puck, that's all it does. The 98mm disks will work without the tape but trying to keep them centered in the fixture while you tighten them down is the problem. Especially the disks with out steps. Even if you hold the disk with one hand and tighten the fixture down with another. There is no issue with the 98mm disk fitting at all, you need to improvise a work around that is best for you i guess. I mean i could have a shim milled out by a machine shop that is the ultimate fix but cost $$$$.$$ as to where the tape cost $.$$ LOL and it does the job perfectly. Once the disk is tighten down in the fixture that's all that matter. In all the hundreds of pucks I have cut and the machine has about 600+hours on it not a single issue of the puck moving during the milling process. I will take a pic a post it tomorrow so you get a better understanding. [/QUOTE]
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