D'ANDREA TA120 automatic boring and facing head (ASSEMBLY)
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2021
- this d'andrea ta120 boring and facing head was very stiff when turning by hand so I decided to to clean it and give it fresh new grease, I searched the web to know how to disassemble the head because it has very complicated parts, but I didn't find any thing in the web, unfortunately I don't have a video how to disassemble, but I do have a lot of pictures explaining how, also this video shows IN the beginning the sequence from the last part to take it off, meaning last part I assembled is the first part you should disassemble, reverse engineering!
I will upload another video full of parts pictures.
feel free to ask or if you need the user manual. - Навчання та стиль
Thank you!
Your video taught me two things:
1) I now know how to change the spindle - the spindle I have does not fit any of my machines,
2) I don't need to mess with the internals of this amazing device!
Glade it helped
I have one of those, the greatest facing head made. Bless the onslaught of CNC, I can now afford so many previously unaffordable fine tools.
The only criticism is that the shanks are aggravating to change to different spindles. The Narex are much, much easier, but still not half the tool.
Bende açılman kafalardan üretiyorum facing head kit 180. Sizin alette çok fazla detay var. İyi bir mühendislik tasarımı istiyor başarılar
Very nice video, look forward to your new videos!
Thank you very much
Thanks, this is very helpful 👍
Wow what a mechanism
I Have my workplace TA160 and i love that tool
Very nice, is it used every day?
Excellent 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
I am impressed with this head and its capabilities...in future if required..pls share your sales contact. Appreciate your efforts of detailing out. Thank you 🙏 namaste.
Thanks!
Thanks, I’ve always wanted to get a d’Andrea boring head, now I know how it’s made
P.S. great channel though
Happy to help! you welcome brother
oh man I love it
Thanks
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One day I'll get to making one lol
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Well and truly over lubricated.
Not good?
@@cave-works It can be a problem, yes. I think at some point we have all done it.
@@SimonPEdwards63 indeed it can be a bit les grease. ( i did it also 27yrs ago when i started) but nice video
Freddie Mercury had a song "Too much grease will kill you".... or something like that:P
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A sim muito simples fácil e prático Nelsinho na chupeta 😢😢😮😅
Hi! Nice video! I'm from Italy, and i have the same d'Andrea boring head, a ta 120! I have problems with bearings, and i always wanted to disassembly it, to control all, and now you really help me to know how i can assembly it!
If i'll have any problems for disassembly it, may i ask you some informations? Where, on you tube or instagram and other socials? Thanks a lot! Have a nice day!
Thats great! glade it helped you buddy, and you can ask any questions here or on instagram my account is @cave.works
Hi, very good video! can you make an assembling video for a wohlhaupter upa p50? :)
Thanks! Unfortunately i dont have one, hopefully one day i will, @stefangotteswinter did a video of his
I want to change the arbor on mine. What is the arbor with the key called?
you will have to remove the boring bar holder block, and then remove the worm gear beneath it, then you will find the screw that holdes the arbor.
That boring head is awesome! Is it store bought or did you make it?
Thanks! I wish i can make it 😅, i got it from ebay
@@cave-works how much are they?
@@lukeamato2348 on ebay around $1000 to $2000
D'Andrea, made in Italy, but they don't make that model anymore.
why all plastic parts in so terrible condition? or its normal for dandrea?
I bought it used in ebay and clearly it didnt had good care specially you can easily damage it if you are not focused and careful while using it, im trying to 3d print these parts hopefully will be the same
@@cave-works if you are interested in 0.002 mm kennametsl romicron boring head - i repaired one of them - just add a comment on video and i m gona open next one. not the smoothest repair, but i made it
First of all.......a boring head is a simple device, ( and they are quite cheap on EBAY), to move a boring tool horizontally to increase the diam of the bored hole......the tricky bit comes when you want to face the bore square to the bore and for that you need a boring and facing head and they come in at approx A$2,000 for any you can find even second hand.
Spot facing is a poor man's solution (but practical) to having a face square to a bore without a boring and facing head.
At all times, if you can manage, it is better to bore a hole in the lathe and face it simply.........that is a toss up for accuracy as most if not all lathes will give you a tapered bore.
Yada Yada Yada my 1960 S lathe makes 50 ish microns taper not really a valid point in that the problem comes with work holding and indexing on lathes
@@dimitartenchev9338 You are lucky, I'm endowed with a 1930 Colchester Bantam lathe.........all lathes will cut taper to a degree, it's in their nature........for really accurate long bores I always use a Tree boring and facing head that I acquired a few years back for my mill...........the Tree boring and facing head will also bore a tapered hole if you need it.
Cheap copy of a wohlhopper!
Absolutely not, wohlhaupters are a different animal. They did make a head that was close to the sensitive called the p50. The dandrea is Definitely no copy.... if i was to have a guess, the p50 on the other hand I would say came into existence because of what dandrea where doing right from the start. I own a 120 and have used a few others, nothing cheap about them. My wohlhaupters dont get a look in over my ta120
The word is Wohlhaupter , and these are not cheap nor are they a copy , in fact wohlhaupter have a licence agreement with De Andrea to market the Italian equipment under the German badge , these were the first fully automatic boring heads with adjustment under power , life is easier when you know what your talking about .
I have one wohlhäupter left for sale , cheap.