The New TRT210 - Cutting Demo - Haas Automation, Inc.
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Our redesigned TRT210 tilting rotary table puts 5-axis capabilities well within reach of the average job shop and its new smaller size provides greater mounting flexibility than its predecessor.
We’ve completely redesigned the TRT210 to create a more compact and versatile 5-axis solution for mid-size mills. The new unit easily fits on one end of a machine’s table, leaving the remainder open for additional fixtures or vises.
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Love the 5 axis deburr paths!
I love the 80s music I was dying to see Johnny 5 pop out from the back room.
That 210 is cool but we want more info on the air vise!!!!
That is the new Haas pneumatic vise. It will be released for sale in the near future initially in a 100mm size, but likely others will follow. Check HaasTooling.com or HaasCNC.com in the next few weeks
It is also compatible with Non-Haas machines assuming you can plumb air to it and add a manual open/close switch
The background music was really good👍
very Nice - especially the Ball mill 5 axis deburr
That looks like a pretty solid finish, considering the lack of hours and hours of 1/8" ball mill 5-axis paths.
Could it have started as a smaller piece?
I can't wait for mine to arrive!
Since when does YT allow pornographic content?
Did you guys choose the background music to match the rpm of the toolbits? Most cuts are in tune with the music :-)
I've noticed it in previous videos, posted about it but nobody replied :D I am not the only one :D
Daniel and Andriejus, astute observations! Some people hate the background music, some people love it. And luckily some people notice that we are actually trying to moderate how we use it. Matching but not overpowering the natural sounds of machining. Thanks for noticing!
With judicious saw work you could cut you material & run time in half.
Thanks for this video!👍🇩🇪
Wow the great machining
if i get rich one day i will buy a killer cnc machine like this pure for hobby purpose
Very Good.
Makes me think i should own one.
Definitely makes life a little easier.
The only part that was not so good ?
Was the coolant supply ??
It looked like someone was pissing on the part.
( or Maybe they were, LOL )
Loved the video.
Thanks for posting.
I closed the coolant valve 90% and was also manually turning it on and off to provide a minimum amount of coolant so the cutter would not load. If we blasted it with full flow coolant you cant see anything and that's boring to watch. So the normal coolant flow is more than 10x what you see. It was only reduced for filming
@@marcusimes75
Hey Marcus.
Makes more sense when you know the whole story.
I understand the dramas of filming with coolant, lol.
It was just something i commented on at the time.
Like most comments people make.
They make them at the time, later even forgotten why they mentioned it ????
Thanks for your reply. Peter.
That would make an AR15 lower receiver nicely.
At first seeing that part get made it made me think "oh think of all the cool parts we could make if we had 5-axis someday!" but by the end I was looking at it and going "it saved a few setups but I could totally make that on a basic 3-axis..."
Why not show a part that really takes full advantage of 5-axis?
That said, can't wait to make some parts like that on the 3-axis VF2 😋
Even "3 axis" parts are usually so much nicer to do on 5 axis machine. In ideal case you get the work done in one setup
Is there an easy way to remove the dovetail behind later? I’d assume youl ll be needing a custom fixture to clamp down a 5 axis machined part
How do you remove that dovetail from the part?
Look at the boss by the through hole at 3:55 where they crashed an endmill into it.. This is the second time recently I have seen a screwed up part used as a marketing example by Haas. That's a $30 piece of material lost to redo this, but they used it anyway? For what they charge It makes me nervous on my next purchase.
We purchased one. But I have no idea how to start programming this
thing. Do I need separate post proc or a simple setting? The guys from
Haas arent really helpful. I am using SolidCam. Thanks.
MrTskull99 - Contact me at bofallon@haascnc.com so I can get somebody to help you out. Please let me know where you are located as well. Thanks - Bryan at Haas Automation
А можете еще писать подачу в мм и обороты шпинделя в мм ?! а так все шикарно
Ото красиво но непозновательно!)
Станок можно использовать в метрических или британских единицах измерения, не зная, что вы подразумеваете под «оборотами шпинделя в мм».
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David B да мне бы хоть какие та цифры можно даже и режим резаниям. Я имел виду сколько “ S “ и * F * если чпу знаешь то расписывать и не стоит
What coolant is used in this demo?
Very nice, but the TRT210 page at Haascnc.com is almost empty...no price, not much information...sad to release the advertisement before support website is fully operational.
Florian, What region are you viewing from? The TRT210 is released for August deliveries at $33995 in the US and Canada only at this point. The price, info, and Build&Price are fully visible for these regions. We should have an approximate release date for International orders shortly.
@@haasautomation Hi @Haas Automation, Inc,
I'm looking from Europe, France to be exact ;) Anyway thank you for your answer.
Can you send me in private if you prefer an email adress to report the broken links I can find on your website please ?
Florian TOSCANI it isn’t available to the European market yet.
@@yianni3251 yep, I got this 😉
What kind of music is playing in this video?
I wish all we cut was Aluminium
Op 00, is that pneumatic clamping passive or active?
The Pneumatic workholding can be clamped/unclamped by M-code, foot pedal, or on the Devices tab on the control
This is unreal.
What software was used for these tool paths. I would like to get some info if these were Mastercam tool paths. Look more like other software tool paths though. I might be wrong
Hi Corrie, I programmed this part with Autodesk Fusion 360
@@marcusimes75 nice work!
feeds speeds rpm 3 flute end mill
Who makes that pneumatic vise
That is the new Haas pneumatic vise. It will be released for sale in the near future. It is also compatible with Non-Haas machines assuming you can plumb air to it and add a manual open/close switch
Song name pls?
I really don't understand what the point of a single shear 5th axis setup like this is, just add a small support on the end and make it a double shear trunnion.
Footprint...Table space.
Больше половины заготовки в стружку переработали.
I wish they wouldn't add the irritating music. I just want to hear the machine and cutters.
Am I really on the pornhub so early in the morning?
Why all the demos of Haas are in aluminum?
ruclips.net/video/JFvEecvslX8/видео.html
Right, but you guys with these types of videos never show the last side (clamped side) getting milled/cleaned up. What's up?!
Why? Because OP1:dovetail prep, and OP2: gripping by the dovetail and doing 90% of the machining are the easy & interesting parts! Simple work holding, and secure grip, so you can really rip on it.
OP3: Removing the dovetail grip stock & finishing that last side is where you need a custom fixture or soft jaws to re-grip the part and trim that last little bit off. It's usually not difficult, but it doesn't make for a very interesting machine demo compared to OP2.
Ditto to what Dan said. Basically its not interesting to watch a facemill and 2 axis deburr tool path.
Several guys in the comments asking how you're going to get rid of the dovetail. This video is showing the easy side, even if it's 97% of the material. Show how you will hold it to finish!
It would just be held in soft jaws with the profile milled in it like any 2nd/3rd/4th/5th op part. To make sure it was held securely I'd undercut the jaws first so only the top of the part is clamped.
In general there aren't too many ways to hold profiled parts, in the vast majority of cases you're using soft jaws with a negative image of the part milled in them. Same here.
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Cutting so slow with the 1/2 end mill I couldn't finish watching. crank it up to 500 ipm at least. I cut 780 IPM on my Brother this morning.
3:54 you can see a misshap with the ball endmill that cut into the small crossing hole.
Bad Haas, bad.
Good catch...
omg next time please don't play music I want to hear the cutting
It only broke down twice during the filming of this video.
Why the horrible music?
I liked it over a lot of background music actually 😂
Chatter everywhere...typical
Pay more.....get Bridgeport
Most unreliable company
I'll never do business with them again.