looks like a wilson throttle body. Nice video, strange looking cutting fluid. What are you guys using? Is that a TR210 in your haas? VF2? VF3? I was looking at adding a TR210 to my VM2 as well.
Sleeper - It is a Honda EVO throttle body in a short run of 5 pcs. Blocks started out squared up with 2 precision .500 holes w/counter bores in the center of 66mm bore to hold and locate 1st side. Parts were then flipped on the same tool and finished complete. After the set-up part (1 week) was done - they ran in just under 2 hours each. Yes it is the TR210 - pleasantly surprised me with its accuracy and rigidity. Fluid was going bad.
In Ontario CA. Its a job shop so I make many different "prototype" parts - from aerospace impellers to special machines. Also cnc retrofits for custom applications - working on 5 axis head porting machine.
nice... I am actually doing some 3 axis porting on one of my cylinder heads. I did some special fixturing, and got some special tools to do it. Its interesting so far. What are you doing your cam programming with?
Because, by the looks of things and in common with most TB's there is a lip around the TB's mouth for a hose to be jubilee clipped onto, using an endmill would remove the lip.
coolant looks nasty
137brandon 11 months ago
lool... what da heck u need a 5-axis machine for anyway? T-slot omg...
maschinenbaucnc 3 years ago
5th axis tables can be just as useful when used for indexing.
ydna2 2 years ago
looks like the water solubleoil we used to use after ift got old. Neat machine.
carbons4 3 years ago
looks like a wilson throttle body. Nice video, strange looking cutting fluid. What are you guys using? Is that a TR210 in your haas? VF2? VF3? I was looking at adding a TR210 to my VM2 as well.
sleeper142 4 years ago
Sleeper - It is a Honda EVO throttle body in a short run of 5 pcs. Blocks started out squared up with 2 precision .500 holes w/counter bores in the center of 66mm bore to hold and locate 1st side. Parts were then flipped on the same tool and finished complete. After the set-up part (1 week) was done - they ran in just under 2 hours each. Yes it is the TR210 - pleasantly surprised me with its accuracy and rigidity. Fluid was going bad.
socamowo 3 years ago
what is your company name?
sleeper142 3 years ago
SoCalMotorWorks
In Ontario CA. Its a job shop so I make many different "prototype" parts - from aerospace impellers to special machines. Also cnc retrofits for custom applications - working on 5 axis head porting machine.
socamowo 3 years ago
nice... I am actually doing some 3 axis porting on one of my cylinder heads. I did some special fixturing, and got some special tools to do it. Its interesting so far. What are you doing your cam programming with?
sleeper142 3 years ago
Ah right, makes sense. Although a stub series endmill on a relieved shank would also work but I guess you use what you can find
sxilad 4 years ago
Why a T slot cutter and not an End Mill?
sxilad 4 years ago
Because, by the looks of things and in common with most TB's there is a lip around the TB's mouth for a hose to be jubilee clipped onto, using an endmill would remove the lip.
isaacHunt2 4 years ago