Creating an Aluminum Guitar with the AltMill CNC: Mike’s Journey

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  • Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
  • Join Mike, one of our QA Engineers, as he shares his journey creating his first project on the AltMill CNC: an aluminum guitar. In this video, Mike provides detailed insights, tips, and reflections from this unique experience.
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Комментарии • 8

  • @chubbyboy2242
    @chubbyboy2242 28 дней назад +5

    Since the 1.5kw spindle is the one you're selling I think it would make more sense to show off what that can do rather than more powerful spindles.

    • @kenbouchard834
      @kenbouchard834 28 дней назад

      I imagine this is still to come, especially from other creators. However I can also see the value in knowing what the machine’s actual limits are since the spindle is the first bottleneck for overall performance capabilities. Especially since you can always buy the machine without the 1.5Kw spindle and put whatever you want there instead depending on each persons needs.

    • @chubbyboy2242
      @chubbyboy2242 28 дней назад +1

      @@kenbouchard834 I can only afford the 1.5kw and barely at that. I can imagine that crazy big spindle is probably 2 to 3 grand so possibly more than the machine itself. So I just feel like they should focus on what the machine can do in the form it's probably going to be used in the most. But I understand your point as well.

    • @philipchristian9935
      @philipchristian9935 28 дней назад

      During the interview it's a different spindle - likely a 5.5kw. For the cutting they are using a 2.2kw spindle but still pretty comparable to the 1.5kw spindle I'd say.

  • @nathc8119
    @nathc8119 25 дней назад

    Please have Mike do more awesome projects like that. This was cool to watch; very informative. I would love to try this guitar. I wonder how much it would sell for and how much it cost to make? It would look fantastic on stage! Bravo!

  • @jeremydumoit4487
    @jeremydumoit4487 26 дней назад

    I need that 3.5kW spindle. Future kit for the altmill?

  • @philipchristian9935
    @philipchristian9935 28 дней назад

    Wow that's a big spindle!

  • @hrmny_
    @hrmny_ 27 дней назад

    Is this all with "off the shelf" nema 23 closed loop steppers?