In contrast, with a standard set of soft jaws cut to grip this part

This set of short steel jaws was bored to one inch deep while being held at 100 psi

We will use our part to set the initial position of the jaws as they clamp the boring ring

Soft jaws offer several benefits not provided by hard jaws

We leave Z Starting Point set to zero so our boring cycle will start at the face of the jaws where we set our G54 offset

We set the remaining values conservatively based on the insert we're using to cut these steel jaws

And our program set to cut to the nominal part diameter, these jaws are ready to cut

Once the jaws have been cut, make a shallow groove at the bottom of the jaws

The master jaws are at the center of their stroke. Now we're ready to cut these jaws

When attaching the uncut jaws to the chuck always torque the jaws in place

And with our program set to cut both pockets to the nominal size, we are ready to cut our jaws

When boring OD gripping soft jaws cut the inside diameter of the jaws to the nominal work piece diameter

Undersize jaws will grip along six edges, whereas oversize jaws will grip only along the center of each jaw

Before we mount the jaws

Re cutting your soft jaws

When the soft jaws are held tight for cutting, the master jaws should be at the middle of their travel

We're often frightened of sharks, thanks to Jaws.

Into the jaws of hell... ..rode the 600!

When first mounting the jaws, it's a good idea to set them out as far as possible, just as a starting point

Andrew is considering whether to use standard soft jaws or pie jaws to ID grip this part

Before profiling the jaws we will take a small cut on the inside diameter of the jaws equal to the plug diameter

As the jaws are forced outward

The master jaws at mid stroke

Adding a taper to your jaws

into the dreadful jaws awaiting him.

We're often all frightened of sharks thanks to Jaws.

Jaws holding the inside diameter of the work piece

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You can mount your jaws in a variety of positions

We learned about the fundamentals of cutting lathe soft jaws

When we made two different sets of OD gripping jaws

With our jaws checked at a clamped location of 3.935

We de burr the jaws as necessary

Andrew cuts the taper in the jaws

Whether it's like the shark in Jaws

Regardless of what kind of ID gripping jaws you are using

Species Species in this genus are traditionally classed into two skull groups longirostrine (long, narrow jaws) and brevirostrine (short, broad jaws).

It looks kind of like a maggot with big, nasty jaws.

We'll make a narrow groove at the bottom of the jaws

When clamping force increases so does the deformation of the jaws

That's an adult Orinoco crocodile in its jaws.

The jaws will deflect away from the part

For both outside holding and inside holding jaws

It's a good idea to clean the serrated faces on the soft jaws and master jaws, and the t slots as well

As we covered in the previous video, we have ensured the jaws are clean before mounting that the jaws are torqued in place