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 […]
This is an Arcdroid CNC Plasma Cutting Machine unboxing. Fully automated, out of the box ready to cut! This Arcdroid comes with the CNC machine, Screen, Stylus, and calibration rack. This is the most unique tool I have seen in over 10 years. It’s an affordable, easy way for hobbyists to get into CNC Plasma
We live in an absolutely awesome era. To be able to handle this type of work – the speed, the quality, the customization – with a relatively small investment is absolutely amazing. Heck with old-school engravers or etching – let’s use ANY font or design we want! Even cooler? We use the Tormach PCNC 1100
In 2020 Sam Johnson established Samco Manufacturing in his home garage, to design and manufacture parts for the motorsports industry. Prior to starting his own garage shop, Johnson worked as an apprentice at Competition Suspension, then as the lead engineer at Don Schumacher Motorsports. In this Haas INSIDER video, Sam Johnson shares his inspiring story
In this video we talk about using fixture plates and dowel pins for accurate placement of machined features between setups. It’s the best method I’ve found in getting consistently accurate results on a not-so-accurate hobby mill – and it works every time. Everything you need to know to make your own CNC mill: source
Sil-Air silent air compressor 1/2 gallon 1.5 horsepower with 11 gallon auxiliary tank for use with my CNC TAIG mill and a Fogbuster 5 Reasons to Use a Fixture Plate on Your CNC Machine: https://bit.ly/3sNA4uH source
An overview of my Atlas MFC Horizontal Mill (aka Miller or Milling Machine)! 5 Reasons to Use a Fixture Plate on Your CNC Machine: https://bit.ly/3sNA4uH source
This week I try to explain the differences in CNC V-Bits. They come in several different sizes and angles. The most common V-Bits are the 60* and 90* , but I would suggest in getting a 30* V-Bit if you are going to do small lettering. If you want to do lettering or sign making,
A walk through of how you can make your own parts at home. In this video we make a magnetic wall mount/case for a touch screen to control a smart home. Hobby Mill: Precision Matthews PM30-MV Control: Centroid Acorn CAD: Solidworks CAM: Audodesk HSM Note: I’m not a machinist – just a guy with a
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