Metal Spinning Tutorial FDP.NU（金属旋压教程FDP.NU）.pdfVIP

Metal Spinning Tutorial P R O C E S S Spinning sheet metal on the lathe is an excellent me an s for quic kl y prototyping round hollow m etal forms (pri mari ly th e realm of expe ns ive sh eet m etal stamping m achinery). A levered force is applie d un i form ly to the sh eet metal by rotating the metal an d its inten d ed f orm ( m andrel) at very high rpm s , thu s th e sh eet metal is d e formed ev enly without any wrinkl ing or w arble. Th e sp in ni ng pr oc es s allows for t h e r apid pr oduction of mu ltiple parts as w ell as quick reiteration since only the one tool (t he ma ndrel) need be m odifi ed. Depending on the comp lexity of the part being spun, spinning can be highly dem anding physically. The more com fortabl e one gets with th e proc es s, and using one’s mu scles to ju st guide the tool and one’s body to a p pl y t h e forc e, th e e a si er it get s ( gre at for devel opi ng str ong ha nds) . The fi nal pr oduct should ha ve a mi rr or she en, or until one is mor e s k i ll ed with th e finish ing to ol, sm all concentric annular grooves on the ex terior su rface. The in teri or surface (against t h e ma ndr el) s h ould be as sm ooth as the surface of your m andrel. Metals harden as th ey are worked which som etim e s necessitates anne aling th e pi ece partway th rou gh a spin , but often this isn’t necessar y and t h e m etal hardens to a desirable st iffness as the part is spun. A P P L I C A T I O N S Spinning is a great mean s for manufacturing low cost rapid prototypes in metal, because it requires a minimum of time and money to produce parts. An average part can be spun in five to ten (5-10) minutes once one is familiar with the process. Smooth parabolic curves (bell form) are ideal for spinning as the metal is comfortable deforming along a parabolic curve. The venturi