[TheForge] Upsetter Dog (Cam) faces
Bruce Freeman
FREEMAB at pt.fdah.com
Thu Oct 28 12:33:58 EDT 2004
Do you mean, restoring the grooves? If so, have you heard of the
technique of restoring files by acid etching? Pickle 'em sharp! Not
sure it works on cast iron, tho.
Bruce
NJ
>>> wmullett at bright.net 10/28/2004 10:28:07 AM >>>
All of my tire upsetters have dogs (cams) with a toothed face to hold
the
stock. Most of these are worn to the point where they do not hold
well.
These pieces are curved in one plane with the grooves running
perpendicular
(straight) across the face. These grooves are a lot like a file cut
because
they engage in one direction.
What is the best way to restore the working quality of these short of a
milling process? The material is cast.
Thanks,
Walt
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