Cool video...reminds me of running old hardinge turret lathes retrofitted with omniturn cnc...long time ago. The endmill sounded bad and left a poor finish. You might have better luck with a shorter flute length.
@dstudinski brass is easy to cut.... so not long... all u need is a lathe and a miller for the hex and job done... obviously this machines alot quicker
Can anyone tell me why the parting cuts always seem to have two stages (or more)? They seem to be offset a bit, maybe to prevent damage from the chips or something?
It would take a very long time to do that part with manual machining and not so much because of the machinist's inability to work his machine quickly and accurately as because with manual machining this part would be multi-op, like perhaps 3-ops or more versus this CNC machine's single-op. Good point you make.
Cool video...reminds me of running old hardinge turret lathes retrofitted with omniturn cnc...long time ago. The endmill sounded bad and left a poor finish. You might have better luck with a shorter flute length.
fall22123 5 months ago
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hi,, can we use tht machine for Mild Steel at same speed...
MrRaajArora 6 months ago
hi,, can we use tht machine for MS at same speed...
MrRaajArora 6 months ago
Must destroy ... Skynet...
khaliddrb1 10 months ago
High quality ?
0:58 & 1:08 etc. sounds bad, motor is losing speed if small tools are cutting
1:58 why does the machine thinking so long between the cuts ?
2:10 part is falling down in the clunker, bye.
Hennes1971 1 year ago
@Hennes1971 thought exactly the same... especiallly the motor that's losing speed with a small tool.. it even sounds horrible
gummel82 5 months ago
For some reason when i watched this i felt like i was watching robot porn
Revolver495 1 year ago 16
@dstudinski brass is easy to cut.... so not long... all u need is a lathe and a miller for the hex and job done... obviously this machines alot quicker
floydy22 1 year ago
if i was gonna hazard a guess id say about 5
piepiecakecakesponge 1 year ago
stages at part off? They are cutting chamfers onto one or both sides of the groove.
ilikec 1 year ago
Can anyone tell me why the parting cuts always seem to have two stages (or more)? They seem to be offset a bit, maybe to prevent damage from the chips or something?
jcims 1 year ago
@jcims to avoid damaging the parting tip corners - puts a little bit in - pulls out and goes in again off set
physicmad 10 months ago
It would take a very long time to do that part with manual machining and not so much because of the machinist's inability to work his machine quickly and accurately as because with manual machining this part would be multi-op, like perhaps 3-ops or more versus this CNC machine's single-op. Good point you make.
zapwatt 2 years ago
Millions of engineers all over the world unemployed with the advent of CNC machinery.
creamtt 2 years ago
don't you mean machinists? Engineers still have to design parts for CNC production.
odiekokee 2 years ago 14
@creamtt
MachinedConcepts 4 months ago
ПРОСТО СУПЕР!!!
ferarapontovdenis 2 years ago
WoooooW!
primorec17 2 years ago 2
Nice chatter on the hex flats. Try a larger diameter cutter.
Heathen31 2 years ago
Oo zu hart
JohFett 3 years ago
I would make coins :))
mieszalniapasz 3 years ago 4
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wilson22394 3 years ago
very good
liuweiwei12315 3 years ago