VIBRA-FREE High Speed Aluminum Machining

High Speed Aluminum Cutting, Thin Wall

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Film & Animation

Tags:

• High
• Speed
• Machining
• Aluminum
• milling
• high
• speed
• cutting

[17473039]

Light cuts are probably to stop heat building up in the thin walled sections and causing warping. I imagine you could take much meatier cuts with coolant running.

[douro20]

@StickerMedia

Yes, but this machine could probably do it with better accuracy than anything Hurco makes.

[moronanticriss]

vibra free,, ha ha ha ha ha hah a ha

how do you want it to vib men, do the same with 1" doc and

this is a 5 minute to cut kind of part!! not an hour!!

please , ... ... ...re-do your work!!

[pardomtlca]

depth of cut VS speed....Do the math but I'm sure that would go alot faster going slower with a bigger cut

[absoluteGODhatred]

@brickandfanal its ALUMINUM,thats why you can go that fast.

[hernandez240sx]

his first peck looks like he is only taking out .05 thousand.. lol

[MrNikochannel]

@HamiltonCustomsinc why don't you put video so we can see that?

[StickerMedia]

I can do this with a Hurco VMX-1 ..

[soonerwest1]

No he is not hogging out material but for some work like areospace this is perfect. I agree with brick as well the chip has to take the heat. Some jobs you have to sacrifice cycle time for accuracy and this is one of them. The floor or wall in some work pieces have to be considered as well as some can be very thin. Other things to be considered are finishes due to plating and other requirements.

[brickandfanal]

The idea to machine at high speed it that the heat stay within the chips, the heat doesn’t have the time to be transfer to the tool. The tool stays cool, only by a jet of air. The chips are very small, so are the forces involved to remove them. Since the forces are minimal, the smallest wall may be very extremely thin, without risking "wrapping" the piece