Flycutting a piece of aluminum stock on my TAIG CNC mill. 3800 Spindle RPM, 0.0008″ DOC (or 8/10’s of one thousandth), 4 IPM. Fly Cutter set to 2.4″ diameter. Very light passes, very slow speed, but beautiful finish. Lots of coolant and a properly-trammed mill. Visit www.nyccnc.com for more! 5 Reasons to Use a Fixture […]
Just received some Aluminum parts I designed and had machined by a rapid prototyping service. Came out pretty sick! See the assembly installed on a running engine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmNK9OSkB30 source
A description and overview of my homemade DIY fixture plate featuring 8 gibraltar (similar to Mitee bite) toe clamps (enco part number 328-2173) for my TAIG CNC Mill 5 Reasons to Use a Fixture Plate on Your CNC Machine: https://bit.ly/3sNA4uH source
http://www.glacern.com Tweets by glacern http://facebook.com/glacern http://vimeo.com/glacern Glacern Machine Tools Turning a rook chess piece out of 2.5″ diameter 6061 aluminum bar stock on a Mori Seiki NL2500SY-700 CNC Turning Center, utilizing the Y-axis, C-axis, and live tooling. source
http://www.glacern.com Tweets by glacern http://facebook.com/glacern http://vimeo.com/glacern Glacern Machine Tools Mass production turning of an aerospace part. Material is 1.0″ diameter alloy steel. The machine is a Mori Seiki NL2500SY-700 CNC Turning Center with a Y-axis, C-axis on both spindles, live tooling, and a subspindle. source