CNC MILLING MACHINE - PART 5 - Z axis ( carriage and column , counter balance weight )
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Hello,
For this new video I finished and painted the two part of the Z axis who required to assemble, weld , align other stuff.
I can't thank enough Sylvain from BLMI who makes this possible. I can't wait for the next step that is to start assemble and align all the rails and axis, an then build the cabinet and all the electrical stuff who is lying down on my desk .
Stay tuned
the musics :
1 - Chance The Rapper - 3333 (Instrumental)
• Chance The Rapper - 33...
2 - Grave - Ohrwurm
• Grave - Ohrwurm 1975
3- Belleruche Anything You Want Not That (2008)
• Belleruche Anything ...
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This is good work. It's surprising to see you carrying around the parts. Traditional castings of that size would be impossibly heavy. Looking forward to the next installment.
@@neffk thank you for your comment , and talking about weight, in the next video I will normally fill them up with epoxy granit , so it will be very heavy
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Really cool project! Are you going to fill the columns with epoxy Granit?
@@LightW Hello, thank you ! Yeah I already thought about I fear that the epoxy dilatation deform the surfaces and make them not flat anymore , without talking about the weight gains that may be not supported with my frame …
Epoxy doesnt deform. Even concreye cant do@@ThomasLe_G
@@qazzxc8813okay so maybe I will, depends if a found low cost epoxy .
@@ThomasLe_G I'd consider filling it with concrete.
It's cheap, good at damping, and it usually shrinks during the cure, rather than expands.
@@perw12345 okay thank you for your constructive advice I will think about it
Y a pas à dire, la huron c'est vraiment la machine qu'il faut pour ce genre de projets.
Beau boulot 👍
@@wechbros4558 merci,
Oui en effet super machine , il y a quand même 50h d’usinage et encore je pense bcp plus
No heat treatment after welding ?
@@qazzxc8813 I don’t have a such equipment…
@@ThomasLe_G so u cant forgot about precision