Machine tool assembly having replicated support surfaces

Details Machine tool assembly having replicated support surfaces Machine tool assembly having replicated support surfaces

1991-11-05

1994-07-05

Bilinsky, Z. R.

Turning

Lathe

Bed

408234, 409235, 2940218, B23B 1700

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053257502

ABSTRACT:
A process for replicating a surface on a machine base support surface relative to a reference surface, comprising the steps of providing a reference surface on the machine base; providing a fixture having a surface; positioning the fixture surface over the support surface to a predetermined position in close proximity to the support surface so that a gap is maintained between the fixture surface and the support surface; adjusting the fixture surface relative to the reference surface such that the fixture surface is precisely parallel with the reference surface; filling the space between the fixture surface and the support surface with flowable hardenable substance; permitting the substance to cure; removing the fixture.

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"Cast Polymers Speed Machine Tool Assembly"; Machine Design; Oct. 24, 1991; pp. 78-81.

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