3 MM THREAD MILLING INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ON THE 2010 SHERLINE MACHINE
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In my day-to-day works I need to do of a whole variety of threads by a quick way and with precision, so the 2010 Sherline mill solve all my works in any material.
This machine model is also the ideal solution for the machining of sculptured surfaces, small parts and I love it, then I recomend.
In this video I'm doing 3 mm thread milling in steel with 6mm depth.
Material: 12L14 steel
Micro-Tool: Tungsten carbide steel, shaft 3 mm diameter, Neck 1.3 mm, two cutters, outside diameter 1.8 mm - reach 10 mm.
The micro-tool and slim vise is made by me.
End mill: Thungsten carbide steel 3 mm diameter 4 cutters
Drill to hole: 2.5 mm, tungsten carbide steel.
RPM: 10 K
Hope you like and comment.
Great video! Very good!
Luiz só tenho uma coisa a dizer de você e suas habilidades. Você é um grande ferramenteiro... Parabéns meu amigo...
Great work Luiz, and still nice machine
Thank you for watching and your comment, i'm glad you liked it.
Thank you Sir, for showing us all the importance of a solid set up. Your jig's and amazing "Slim Vice" let the potential of small machines shine. Please continue with your video's. They are very inspiring. I have had a Taig cnc for over a dozen year's and dream of having the skill that you possess.
Thank you for watching and the kind comment, really i'm glad you liked my videos.
About the my skill I say that I will try post videos teaching how is the my process to get this good results by a simple way.
Now that is a interesting way to cut threads. Love the videos BTW, keep them coming!
Welcome back Luiz !!!
Thank you my friend, i am glad you liked it.
hope you are well!
Luiz
Bravo Luiz.
Hi my old friend, thank you for watching my videos.
Hope you are doing well
Hello Luiz, I always but always watch your great videos.
I'm very well, thank you.
You are very skilled with the Sherlines. Watching your video's was a big part of my decision to purchase a used Sherline last year. I'm glad you have found the time to resume making them and look forward to more.
Hi thank you by your time for watching my videos,and the kind words, I'm glad know that.
Yes, today yet I will upload video of the Sherline CNC lathe making arc, or ball.
I'm worknig in that right now.
welcome back Luiz. as always magnificent!!!!!
I thank you for watching, I love see your videos as well.
excellent work luiz.
Thank you my friend, I'm glad you liked it.
Yes sir!
Thank you my friend I'm glad you enjoy my videos.
Fantastic work, Luiz! Keep the awesome videos coming.
Such beautiful work, Luiz...thank you for posting your videos. Please do more instructional type videos so we can learn some of your knowledge.
Thank you for the kind commente Scoty808
I promess, will make, maybe I get a sponsor and so I can make many videos teaching to do this and a lot of cool things like tools for jobs like that by a very very easy way.
You know, right now i'm making a video making ball with 4400 Sherline lathe and I will up load today yet..
The problem is the big crisis in my country so with a sponsoring all things is more easy to me.
Thanks again.
Luiz
Adoro seus vídeos Luiz!! Vc é o rei dos sherline
Obrigado Marco, fico muito feliz que aprecie meus vídeos!
Aqui tem muita coisa legal nos álbuns
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Você é bem vindo!
Dear sir I need to make a small tool with 2.5mm thread kindly reply so I can provide the details
Hi Muhammed, please sorry my delay to answer you, I had surgery and was recovering.
I have detailed pictures about this threading tool on my Facebook page, this is path:
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You are welcome!
I love videos you do. I was afraid you had stopped. Glad to see you are back! Keep them coming. I just upgraded my lathe and mill to CNC. I will be going over all of your past videos. What software are you using? Do you have any examples of the code you have written?
Hi Elmo thank you for watching my videos, as soon as possible I will up load more.
I'm using Mach3 and in some case Mastercan X9 for more complex parts.
Look at this too, more about my work, photos, ideas, accessories, micro-tools etc..
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I talk you by Facebook message
You are welcome!
Greetings from Brazil.
Luiz
Hi Luiz, fine job, congratulations.
Did you remember you start, 8 years ago, a video serie in 5 parts :"SHARPENING A MICRO TOOL Part 1 of 5 "HD"" and only the 2 first parts are published.
May we expect to see the end of the serie ?
Thanks
Jacques
Hi jacques, I remember you, how are you?
infortunably i do not had time to make them yet
I haven't done so yet, many problems in my country, bad political momments, a lot of political corrupition and the peoples in hard financial situation.
But now seems I will have a sponsor, so I intend to make more videos about micro-tools to lathe and inclusive for the mill, they are amazing.
So sure you can expect to see the end of the serie yes, i will make as soon as possible and in the best way possible as well.
Thank you for your kind comment and also by you remember me.
Sincerely
Luiz
Nice videos. Glad to see you again. What software are you using?
Muito bom Luiz. Continua a postar vídeos porque são muito inspiradores
Obrigado meu amigo, fico feliz que aprecie, se precisar de mim estou as ordens!
conventional cutting the internal thread? Is it helping with the thread clearance?
I'm having a hell of a time doing some .086-56 internal threads using a micro100 .060 dia thread mill. I'm climb cutting from the bottom to the top in 304 cres.
Hi Bob, that's right it is by conventional cutting the internal thread and in some cases by climb cutting.
Yes, I can adjust any slack with great precision if necessary.
In Brazil, the micro100 doesn't have, so I don't know yet very well the micro tool here.
I'm using KYOCERA 98M Solid Carbide MicroThread Mills or Acme Solid Carbide Thread Mills for to make threads until 1.4 mm diameter.
For all other thread measures all the tools is made by myself and I intend to make a video about that as soon as possible.
Thank you for watching and your comment too Bob.
Muito bom Luiz.
I have the 2000 which I just added Sherline ball screws to last year when Sherline had a promo sale. The back lash is very good, ~ 0.005mm. What is the number of the threading cutter you use? I heard they are expensive, maybe I can make my own?
Rob
Hi Rob, Obrigado (Thank you)
So, with the back lash is really very good, near 0.005 mm is perfect to thread for any thread milling diameter as of 0,80 mm internal.
All my threading cutter tool is made by myself and works very well.
I intent to make a video teaching it as son as possible.
However, in my "Tryally" Facebook page I show detailed pictures about that.
If possible look at this, more about my work, photos, ideas, accessories, micro-tools etc..
facebook.com/tryallytech?fref=ts
You are most welcome!
Luiz
Very nice! Whar software are you using? What stepper drivers?
Thanks Joe, I'm using the original Mill CNC Kit with Standard Stepper Motors.
For thread milling I'm using the "Wizard" on Mach3 Software, is simple and very intuitive.
@@tryally Thank you for the information. I also use Mach3 on my mills, lathes, and router
Your welcome Joe, I love the Mach3, I've others videos with thread milling in aluminum, cast iron and 1.4 mm in titanium, I think you will like too.
My secret is to join two or more mill Wizard, so I edit the G code program.
In this video I've used external and internal thread milling and also introduce some lines on the hand.
After that I put all in a unique program using "copy and paste"
I also use the NCPlot Software to edit by a easier way.
Look at this too, more about my work, photos, ideas, accessories, micro-tools etc..
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You are welcome!
By the way did you make the thread cutter yourself?, if so can you upload a video about it!
Hi Seppo Miyazak, thank you for watching and the comment, it is very appreciated.
About the my micro thread miling tool, yes is made by myself.
As soon as possible I will try post videos teaching how is the my process to do that, and to get cool results by a simple way.
That would be awesome :)
I will do as soon as possible, thank you.
I'm thrilled you are uploading these videos. Amazing quality work. Do keep them coming.
Question: Did you make the thread milling tool yourself?
Hi, Thank you for watching my RUclips videos and comment.
Yes , it is all made by myself, so was needed create a way in order to make my own tool, and in this video I show the cool results.
Practically all my tools is made by me because the great diffcult to get good tools with reasonable prices.
The taxes for imported tools are very high in Brazil near 60 to 80 %.
Luiz, great and inspirational footage. Thanks. SInce you mentioned politics: technical work is a backbone of a modern economy and leads to welfare. If flapping wings can cause a tornado (chaos therory), your videos for sure will make the world a better place :)
Stefan, thanks a lot for the kind words, I'm har working lately and will believe that i can get over of the bad moment in my country .
I agree you, "technical work is a backbone of a modern economy and leads to welfare".
Right now I'm making a video about turning ball on Sherline lathe, hope you enjoy as well.
Thanks again.
Muito bom como sempre! Parabéns! O material que você usinou, é inox?
Obrigado Jean, esse material é aço 12L14, um material muito usado por ser bom e de usinagem e muito resistente a tensões.
Great work Luiz. Your cutters are running at a very high speed, what type are they? what is the speed please?
Thanks Mr. Miyazak, the machine is in 10.000 RPM, and the material of my tool is tungsten carbide steel, "widia" (from German diamant wie, like diamond);
Making reference to the similarity of the properties of this material with those of the diamond, (which to a certain extent, can be an exaggeration)
It is excellent material to make tools for hard process.