CNC Machining CUSTOM 3D Printer Parts

1. New to cnc, have a basic machine. We are looking to see how we can flip a piece and be able to still cut into it accurately. As of now we are playing with rigs that hold the piece in the same exactly place after it’s cut but we can’t get it to be perfect. In reality we need a 5 axis machine for what we are trying to do.

2. Hello, I made an appointment with the Syil X7 machine and I would like to know if your machine has the standard configuration. Stepper motors for 3 axes, 5000 rpm spindle, etc.

   I'd also like to know what you think of the machine, the good and the bad, for example, can you use 16mm end milling tools? Is it strong for the manufacture of molds in steel or aluminum? Thank you

3. Hi, Aaron, you are doing very well, your subscribers are growing. Thank you for supporting my channel ??

4. nice video Aaron! thanks so much you motivated me to try a multi setup part like this!

5. Great vid , only thing I’d change is lower the machine volume and increase your voice over, I had the sound up enough to hear what you’re saying and it felt like you machine was in my house haha witch I don’t mind but would be nice to hear you better ?? awesome content though

6. Great video Aaron! Thanks for all the helpful tips sir!

7. My OCD triggers when I see people continually gripping off to the side of vice jaws. I'm a middle of the jaw kinda guy, myself. ?
   Finished part looks awesome though.?

8. Nice job

9. Nice cuts, good finish. I always learn with your videos. I would have really liked to see some of those pieces using a 4 axis.

10. Nice work Aaron – finish is fantastic!

11. I really enjoyed the Fusion commentary and discussion of the tooling and approach. Thanks from Canada. Good stuff. Now I'd love to see the 3D printer these parts are for.

12. Very nice video thanks

13. Could you make that part in steel on the Syil?

14. Aaron, got a link for your friends coolant nozzles you talked about? Would like to see it.

15. LOL!! Yes…..you're wife's hands are definitely nicer than yours. It's nice to have a wife with small hands…..they make the "part" look so much bigger!! 😉

    My wife's hands are fairly small but not enough to help with the illusion…..a small "part" is a small "part"….. 🙁

16. Nice 2D strategy. I want aware the syril had a rotary option. How much are they?

17. You are correct. At 5:40 I started to yell at the tv screen! ? Great video Aaron.

18. Great video Aaron! Loads of great information. This whole lockdown thing has most people going crazy, for me, other than wearing a mask and washing my hands more often, nothing has changed. Some would say I have a very boring life, but it's just the way I like it!

19. Would you mind commenting on feeds/speeds. Thank you.

20. Nice parts Aaron.

21. Gday Aaron, there really nice parts, as you said only one shot at them, not cheap that size solid material, awesome video, thank for sharing, Cheers Matty

22. Hey Aaron, love the finish on those parts. You should try the chip breaking drilling cycle for those deep holes. Goes much faster when you limit the number of full retracts to clear chips. Thanks for sharing.

23. Hi Aaron, that coolant looks impressive. Is it available in South Africa?

24. Awesome mate great video again thanks love seeing a Aussie you tube channel keep the videos coming mate

25. G'Day Aaron, another neat job. Another great video too??

26. Love the little syil. Interested to see how the new granite ones perform

27. First!!
    You are on fire. Great video mate!
    Very cool process using Fusion360!
    Love it!

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