Thinning, Drilling and Thread milling - Sherline 2010 mill
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In this video I show you a special device made using a Sherline mill machine in order to do an adaptation of a new Crown in a japonese Shimano pedal crank.
The new Crown is more thick in the screw location hole, so will need the a reduce of thick because the original screw shorter.
The device will permit a perfect center and a safe machining interpolation.
Device material - 6351 aluminum
Crown of bike - 7075 aluminum alloy (another video)
End mill - Tungstain carbide steel - 6 MM
Threads cutter tool - 3.9 mm carbide steel made by myself ( broken drill)
RPM - 10 K
Cutting fluid.- kerosene 80% mineral oil 20%
More detail - Facebook - at Tryally Tech page.
Good to see your back. Sometime you need to do a shop tour video. I would love to have a mill like the on you have. Thanks Jesse
Thank you Jesse,
You know, I was thinking about that today, good idea from you, as soon as possible I will to do it.
Luiz
Wow I never saw threading done like that. Glad to see that you are still out there. I would love to have a small lathe and mill to make small parts one day. Thanks for the video!
I thank you for the kind words, so really the Sherline little machines is like a theraphy, I know you would love as well.
Luiz.
3 yrs late. But thread milling is awesome use to work in a shop did it all the time. Works very well in stainless.
Happy belated Birthday Luiz!! hope it was a great one. and i love that you blast music when your working !! i do the same.
Robert, thank you for the birthday wishes, I'm getting an old man lol
I think that the music inspires us as we work.
All the best to you.
OK, I was impressed to see you thread milling on a small machine, but then I read the description, that you made the thread mill yourself ?!! :-0 WOW, you are very talented! Thank you.
Thank you for the kind comment,
Yes, all my micro tools is made by myself either to the mini lathe or for the mill machine, in my Facebook page you will see more about that in my albums.
If I can do it, you can do it also, have no secrets, just patience.
@@tryally Patience is the secret.
I'm very happy to see your videos again.
I'm glad know you like my videos, thank you so much
I'm always happy to see when you post. Great video!
I''m thinking of getting one and was looking for a good video on it. I felt like I was there with this one, thanks!
Hi Scott, thank you,
So I love these small Sherline machine.
I've made some modifications in order to get best results but in general they works very well to make small metal parts in home.
Look at this too, more about my work, photos, ideas, accessories, micro-tools etc..
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You are most welcome!
Which is your favorite Sherline mill? Are all cnc now?
I love the 2010 model, it is my favorite mill, and yes, all cnc now, lathes and mills, I'm using Sherline standard drive box, they work very well for me.
Good stuff brother. Glad to see from you again.
Thank you for your comment buddy!
Hello. That’s a vary nice low profile vise you have. Do you same those? I could use one for my sherline 2000 mill.
Hi Moonie Dizzel, yes it is made by my self, works very well, I'm starting my website with a precious quick change tool post for mini late, look at this, tryally.com/
Luiz Ally I looked at your website. Wow that’s a nice tool post. I think I may get one. Can you email me what you have some vises? My email is goldspilo@yahoo.com. Thank you Luiz happy machining.
Como sempre ótimos vídeos
Luiz, e realmente a muito tempo não via vídeos novos. Parabéns sempre!
Good job bro
Thank you for watching, take a look at here, more about my work, photos, ideas, accessories, micro-tools etc..
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You are welcome.
Any word on how this machine holds up to long term use? I'm in serious danger of ordering one but I'll be using it almost daily doing long jobs on 6061 aluminum. Should I consider a more robust machine? Any suggestions?
Hello William,
So I like these machine, I have using it for long time in my house to develop my things in a lot of material types, like steel, 7075 aluminum alloy, titanium, iron, brass etc.. Some parts inevitably wear out after so much high performance, is not an industrial machine, but I think have regarding cost-benefit good results.
And the maintenance is not so expensive.
As always, I recommend a good lubrication for a useful with long lifetime.
An important info to all user like you is these machines are for small and mid parts but any material.
Look here, more about these machine and my work, photos, ideas, accessories, micro-tools etc..
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You are welcome!
do you ever have issues running parts into the vertical column on the Y axis? Ive been researching and thinking of stuff Id make and it doesnt look like alot of room for a larger part. just curious, thanks
Hi Jack, most of the time I do small parts, but you are right the Y axis leaves something to be desired on some types of work.
Jack, maybe you can participate of our Sherline group on Facebook, I think you will enjoy the group, has good friends, many ideas and some cool projects too.
Take a look at here: Sherline Lathe & Mill Group
facebook.com/groups/975235319239533
Hope also see you there.
Regards
Luiz
Oi Luiz mais um belo vídeo, o qual aprecio bastante. Luiz se não me engano pude ver um paquímetro da INSIZE ai na sua bancada. É um INSIZE mesmo ou estou engando? Caso realmente seja, você indica essa marca? Sei que tem a famosa mitutoyo, mas gostaria de experimentar novas marcas como a Digimes e Insize. O que pode me dizer da qualidade da insize? Te pergunto pois imagino que você seja muito preciso com suas medidas....
Abraco...
How does the tool holder centers itself? Is it only centering via the thread? Thanks!
Hi Philipp, I don't know if I understood your question correctly, but all my tool holders is made in own machine, so the centering is very good.
For home user with cheap machine this thread system on tool holders until it works well making a great work.
@@tryally ok! Yes you understood me correctly. Thanks for your message.
@@MrPhilxxxxx I also thank you.
Take a look at this too, more about my work, photos, ideas, accessories, micro-tools etc..
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You are welcome!
Regards from Brazil.
Luiz
Luiz, what program do you use to run CNC, is it Linux CNC, Mach 3 or 4 or is it some other program?
I use the Mach3 licencied for practically all things on my Sherline, and like I show in these vídeo the program is made using Wizard on Mach3.
Wow, I got a Sherline CNC (5400) mill but no idea that a bit existed to do those threads like that? And how are you not having to set zero when you change bits? Wow.
Thank you Smith.
In the truth, and in this specific case don't need to set zero, it is a simple program made using the Mach3 wizard, was a good idea I had and works very well, I make separated wizard programs, and after I save one, two or three program together in single G code program.
it is simple and fast when the machine have not reference home, so it is great to complex program by a really very simple way.
Look at this too, more about my work, photos, ideas, accessories, micro-tools etc..
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You are welcome!
(I apologise, my english is poor)
Hi Luiz. Where do you buy small thread mills? Or do you make them? (Traduzido: Onde você compra pequenos moinhos de rosca?
Ou você os faz?)
Hi Tzampini, this cutter tool is made by myself, I will post pictures in big close in my facebook using special lens, is not so complicated to make them.
Thanks for the question.
Thank you, Luiz!
Anthony look at this too, more about my work, photos, ideas, accessories, micro-tools etc..
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You are most welcome!
Your welcome my friend.
Bom Dia Luiz!
Que óleo está usando para usinar alumínio?
Eu uso álcool com 20 % de Querosene, e tenho bons resultados!
A limpeza fica mais fácil depois da brincadeira toda!!!
Gostei da ferramenta de abrir roscas, você quem faz?
Oi Manasses, bom saber disso, vou tentar também essa mistura.
Sim praticamente todas as ferramentas são feitas por mim mesmo.
Olá, suas técnicas são ótimas.
Gostaria de saber aonde posso comprar essas máquinas sherline no Brasil?
Desde já agradeço.
Oi Fabiano, infelismente não tem mais o antigo representante, porem de tempos em tempos sempre tem alguém que trás dos EUA e coloca a venda, se você usar Facebook me add lá que sempre fico sabendo quem tem pra venda e te dou um alô.
Esse é o caminho para minha página e tem também muito mais coisas feitas com Sherline pra você ver e curtir: facebook.com/tryallytech?fref=ts
Abraços.
Luiz
Great idea! Thank you for sharing.
phucnguyen CNC
Thank you for your comment, I'm glad you liked it.
Luiz
ola vc tem experiencias com rosca no mach3 turn cnc ?
Reponde no outro comentário seu ok
Hello, are you using the standard headstock?
Hi, yes, all my Sherline mill works with standard headstock but with 10,000 RPM Pulley Set
@@tryally and the bearing of the std headstock have no issues at such high RPM?
@@nobodyelse-h6h I have been working for years with standard bearings and 10K rpm, I still had no problem until now.
Thank you for your question and comment.
@@tryally Thank you so much for your answer, I am in the process to buy a 5800 cnc ready...for like 2 weeks , the french dealers is really slow...
I really want to start working asap . Thanks for your answers and congrats for your job quality
@@nobodyelse-h6h
I'm sure you will love this mill machine,
Take a look at my page on Facebook, I show many cool things there
Has also the Sherline lathe and mill group, I'm a administer, good friends and many projects too.
facebook.com/tryallytech?fref=ts
web.facebook.com/groups/975235319239533
You are welcome,
Best regards from Brazil
Luiz
I'd rather watch your videos than go fishing.
Thank you for watching my videos, I'm glad you enjoy it.
Luiz, isto é um gabarito ? Ficou top! Parabéns!
Isso mesmo. um gabarito para que eu possa retrabalhar a coroa com exatidão.
Depois vou postar o resultado.
Have you made any upgrades to the mill? like for the spindle
Hi Gabriel, Yes I use the P/N 4335 10,000 RPM Pulley Set, this makes Sherline mill works with better result, good finish etc..
Luiz
Good
one day you should take a class on milling statagy.
Hi Jack, I written this gcode by hand. Sometimes I do use a few helper programs for curves and such.
Thanks for your comment.
do you know fusion 360?
I have heard of Fusion 360 and some friends says the program is very nice and practical.
you should definately take a loook at it, you can generate intelligent toolpaths which will safe you tools and it is also completely free (if you dont make 100k dollars a year)
Sherline
What RPM is used here?
I'm using up to 10,000 Rpm in this video with P/N 4335 10k RPM Pulley Set.
Thank you for your question.
Luiz Ally ty for your response
sir how much depth per pass?
Hi, In this video I'm cutting 1 mm per pass and with 10K rpm.
Thanks for watching.
@@tryally thanks sir for ur reply. Wat size of nema motor u got and how much torque. I'm planning to buy either proxxon mf 70 or sherline 5400
maximum how much depth per pass we can give in brass?
@@rwagh So depends on some factors, rpm, tools material, feed rate etc.. But in general you can remove a deal of material considering the size of machine, in Brass per example sometimes I removed into 2 mm per step, but normally is 0.50 to 1 mm. I particularly like to work with 10K rpm in order to get higher metal removal as aluminum or brass
@@tryally ok got it. By cnc kit can we increase the rpm?
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