Dividing head basics

Basic introduction to the use of a dividing head and indexing plates.
Making round stuff square and more! The dividing head seems complicated at first sight but with practice and a little Google help, it a massively useful accessory to add to the mill.

[@Jay78899]

Thank you for the clear explanation.

[@user-wo7rz3yn4o]

Thanks for the video, that was clear, concise and helpful.

[@jamesnicholson3313]

Very well explained, many thanks. Jim from AUSTRALIA.

[@nawafsalih7829]

Thanks a lot ❤❤❤

[@Saborasmegma82]

Phenomenal video. Thank you.

[@everlast2658]

Well explained.thanks

[@4fourjaw]

Great video, kinda Forgot all that stuff

[@dheujsnrhfydhehehshshhdggsd]

Thank you

[@sukhaisingh2869]

Very good

[@martindennehy3030]

You can make your own index plates.

[@user-rr4nh2qz6p]

단식분할법 영상으로 올려 주세요

[@philipdonkoh4836]

the 24 teeth calculation is wrong
it’s supposed to be 1 turn and 5 holes

[@billdoodson4232]

I always thought they were called SECTOR ARMS.

[@426simon]

I think it’s one of those “ where your from” things; boot, trunk, sidewalk, pavement etc. As long as you get the idea and know what they do, call them whatever you want!

[@jimhatch1638]

Clearly mathematics is not his key area of expertise. 40/24 does not equal 8/3. 40/24=5/3 = 1 and 2/3 tut tut

[@philipdonkoh4836]

thanks sir

[@user-di7nk7gz5w]

8/3 give us 2.66😢 not 1.66!
Thus 40/24 give us 5/3 that means 1.66....

[@sorinstelian8757]

You dont have translate i take you negative