Extremely Complicated 9 Axis CNC Machine Set Up | Hardened 17-4 Tight Toleranced Part
Setting Up a Complicated CNC Machined Part on the Doosan SMX3100. This is part 1 in a series that will show you how to machine a part from raw stock to finished part. Material is 17-4 H1150
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Setting Up a Complicated CNC Machined Part on the Doosan SMX3100. This is part 1 in a series that will show you how to machine a part from raw stock to finished part. Material is 17-4 H1150
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I would love to have access to a blank sop sheet from you guys and tool sheet
https://youtu.be/1RhcdgGlJqs
Not bad but,
Extremely complicated…?
🤔
I love all of your video… Titans you have a perfect machine no matter what shape of metal
Omg it 18” long?? That’s going me a raging clue right now
Okay, what am I missing? Why is this part being ran on a 9 axis machine? From the prints this looks to be a pretty simple part.
Really struggle with imperial measurements :p just taking your word on the tight tolerances 😛
That's so awesome bro 👏 that machine is way more advanced but still very much the same principle as my Okuma LC40 and Moriseiki CNC lathes in the 80's lol I really wish I could have a spin on yours 🤗 thanks awesomely for the great and very therapeutic videos 😀
Cool.can’t wait
https://youtube.com/channel/UCI5ZwD6Ha3RwdeiuJ-gSQxw
Learn cnc programmes from CNC programmes example.
Damn, these machines are so advanced and a lot of thought is invested into selecting the proper tools and way to machine the part. Meanwhile I work with old machines from the 80s. xD
https://youtube.com/channel/UCI5ZwD6Ha3RwdeiuJ-gSQxw
can't believe they set the tools in the collars without measuring the end location as it relates to the collar position when in the machine, crazy
https://youtube.com/channel/UClYXXg6aW9jVZd0AlK8bdlg
Great video 📹 love the way you organized the tools, I did the same on multus instead of T41 T100 for the lathe tools. Keep the good work 👏
Never heard of a UNJ thread before
Love from India🇮🇳
Keep it up
I wanted to see some machining not wasting my time listening to someone talking about setting up ,click bait
I could barely manage X,Y,Z,A and that was with Mastercam. With more time maybe.
While you button boy's are still fiddle farting around with your fancy stuff, I'll have that ready to be finish ground in an hour and a half or less. On an old Mori engine lathe and a Bridge Port Mill.
where's the rest??
I'm a bandsaw operator at a metal distributor, supplying customers like you guys. I love seeing what sorts of things our metal may get turned into. Usually we never know. A very technical sounding material like 17-4 PH cond. H1150 always makes me curious. I think it's one of the few magnetic stainless steels i work with if memory serves me right?
Absolutely beautifully explained video
Its sChunk, not shunk, but nice anyways.
Great work.
Greetings from germany
Wow. I know what you're doing, but, geez, it's like you're speaking an alien language. The training and learning what to do for a machine like this is impressive. Wow, good job guys. I don't even have enough life in my body left to learn enpugh to do all that.
I bet these guys could build the lego firestation in about 3 minutes, just sayin.
Heavy ass stainless steel on an aero space project huh?