3D scan and cutting on a 5 axis CNC machine

[happyharv1]

How much does the machine cost

[stratocaster1986able]

What's crazy is the fact the guy's used to to this shit with just a hammer and a chisel, fucking insane.

[augdog1230]

@stratocaster1986able Yes! How far we have come!

[Negativerything]

why does every cnc vid on here have weird bot-type comments?

[kiyotewolf]

@Negativerything

probably because cnc's are weird bot-type machines.. silly

[spaight711]

I can has?

[VirtRampage]

People used to make these things by hand

[davidballartist]

Guess I'm out of business.

davidballart.dotcom

[skilomodelista]

Very nice work in CAD&CAM.

And nice machine too!

[DALCRUSHER]

i would totally scan my junk with that thing...

[Ulterior1980]

NOT identical, first one is better than a new one

[Andrei2j]

@Ulterior1980 yeah thats becouse the first one is a copy too ... Try with a human head scanned :)

[kaxachavchavadze]

hey there I dont know anything bout this machines and this stuff but i wont to know more and even bye one . (the one witch works only with foam ) somebody can help me? if u have the company witch is making this machines or something pls help me ) thnx

[LimestoneCrafter]

@kaxachavchavadze kaxa , "northwood machines" (5 axis) daatvarile magaram dzalian dzviri girs, shen tu rames ickeb patara 3 axis mankanit unda daisko, tu kargi 5 axis ginda kvelaze iapi $ 300.000 girs

[scantech2009]

Every tool shape has it's own calculation that take in account the shape and size of the tool and the scan. Especially 3D Scans are heavy to calculate, so we use all cores of the PC in our Copy CAD/CAM for stone.

The choice of tool shape and size depends on the kind of material you want to work in. There is not just one kind of marble. You must know your material well, the machine and the tools available. It's far from automatic, it requires a lot of know-how.

[powertomato]

I've always wondered how you figure out which tooltips should be used as different tooltips would require different controll code for the CNC (I guess). Is this all done automatically by software or does it require an engineer to think the whole process through?

[ingrodrigoaguilar]

@powertomato read a manufacturing processes book and then youll learn how to calculate which tool to use.

[powertomato]

@ingrodrigoaguilar

No doubt I could learn this from a book. But that wasn't my question... I'm just curious if these calculations are done automaticaly by a computer given some parameters or do you really need an experienced engeneer.

[ingrodrigoaguilar]

@powertomato Oh Ok, I kind of went out of context The selection of tools is something that the CNC cant evaluate basically because it is a decision based on Base Material Strenght considerations , Performance of the Tool etc, so at least now that little decision must be made by an engineer.

[jewishcrimenetwork]

Impressive.

[DouglasASean]

at the end there it starts to look a bit lit mech porn

[DanFrederiksen]

certainly is time consuming

[MIGUEL2005LIMA]

@DanFrederiksen but less time if you give the  work to sculptors,,

[loko95ftp]

@MIGUEL2005LIMA

your a dumbass

[MIGUEL2005LIMA]

@loko95ftp really? but you believe your chanell avatar is very clever? jajaja

[loko95ftp]

@MIGUEL2005LIMA

no i dont put i like it thats why i have it there

[MIGUEL2005LIMA]

@loko95ftp do you put this coment or by the same you dont put too? to answer you is a bit time consuming hahahaha

[automateanything]

machine cost, scanner cost, material cost, tooling cost, operator cost, electric cost.

damn thats an expensive finished piece of granite!

nice scanner though!

[cadaveramatore]

7.5 hours... I hope to throw water machine to absorb the return and reoccupy imagine the amount of water occupied

[xarhs32]

duration of programming?"resolving the projectt" and create the toolpath?..is it a certain way..or is it up to the "sharpness" of the user-programmer?time to load and down load the piece in/up/on the cnc machine?...and one more..in case of other smaller projects maybe..witch way do u hold down the piece..by vacumming i suppose.if the answer is yes i wonder if its a reliable way to secure the stability of the piece.

Anyway..it got to be a machine to create.."angels":-)

[BrandonHGill]

That's pretty cool man. Better than a rapid prototype for sure. Looks like there's a market for it.

so how much does it cost?

[scantech2009]

Well the water is recycled in the machine, so it's not so bad. It's a grinding not cutting process using diamond tools :-)

[VannyARTS]

The water bill must be really expensive for this project.

[megayear2012]

how much does it cost to request for one

[fcguy7]

pointy ... how technical.

[kexinhukpiva]

muito bom

[lordzogat]

I hear you, but this thing just did it in a few hours what it would take years to do.

[Zelle10]

@lordzogat You think it would take years to make this head? I'd say a couple of weeks!

[EasternMerchant]

It requires all this resources just to make one marble figurine.....this really puts into perspective how amazing the artisans of the ancient world from the Greeks & Romans to Rennaissance Europe must have been to create all those monuments and cities without this technology!

[niroblock]

I knew that Donatello used a cnc robot .. good work...

how much does it cost?

[alidode123]

absolutely fantastic :)

[solclub]

Very good.....

[SiliconeSlave]

Very nice. Looks almost like The Hoff.

;)