3D Printed CNC VS 16mm Aluminium Plate ?!
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2020
- In this video I show you some examples of what TopsCNC HEAVY version can do, a Homemade 3D printed CNC machine.
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I work with big industrial CNC milling machines daily and I can tell you from experience that regular household rubbing alcohol works wonders with aluminum. Even though WD40 and similar products also does an okay job, there is far less cleanup to be had with rubbing alcohol. Aluminum tends to stick to the tools and rubbing alcohol does a better job than oil-based products (Although, an inclosed CNC milling machine with full coolant is optimal) =)
Très beau travail de conception pour cette machine qui a un très fort potentiel, très tenté par l'expérience: un abonné de plus. Un grand BRAVO
Excellent travail , vous avez fabriqué une machine professionnelle , je vous salue encore pour cette propre et eleguent travail
Looking great!! good luck and seeing forward for next videos! well done.
Thank you for sharing progress on this project! It would be nice if you could share more of the mistakes/failures as well as the successes.
Magnifique. Grâce a ta création et tes tutos je vais pouvoir assembler cette machine et tailler dans la masse pour des proto pour ma moto électrique. J'ai été maté de la pub mais c'est super long😅 je vais faire un quelque chose des que je peux car c'est mérité ! Merci et bonne continuation.
A recommendation for your machining process in Fusion360, add tabs when you are finishing your part before moving to CAM.
Magnifique du bon boulot bravo...
Bravo, quel belle machine !
With such a strong gantry, I would start changing out all the plastic parts for aluminum. Rigidity is the game, even for wood. I would also stop suspending stock in air. Again for rigidity. That chatter can't be fun. With that said, great work on your project!!
Really great! You must be very pleased with it. Looking at the aluminium results, I think the machine is working well, but I wondered if the "feathering" around the top edge of the cut is because the aluminium is soft, not a "free-machining" grade such as 6061? I really like a single-flute cutter in aluminium... there is more space for air so it runs cooler, and more space for chips to escape, so there is less "chip welding" onto the cutter. With 6061 and a single flute cutter, blow the chips with compressed air and you would not need lubricant.
Well done I'm working on this same unit I hope mine turn out as tuff as yours thanks for sharing
Great Project :)
Ce travail 😍
Très bonne bécane ! Excellent bravo !😉
Great!!! You are a GENIUS!!! Very impressive
Great Video, bit of suggestion, for wood and acrylic try stright cut milling bit and for aluminium 2 flutes works better than 3 fultes milling bit.
Nice job and interesting work holding setup. I'm surprised you didn't use a centercutting end mill.. and it worked well.
Nice!!! this is a very powerfull machine - for a DIY at least.
Impressionnant l'usinage de l'aluminium Super machine 👍