Surfacing Titanium on the Tormach 1100MX for a DIY KeyBar!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Surfacing Titanium on the Tormach 1100MX. Jeffery, the newest addition to the SMW team, was developing speeds and feeds data for ProvenCut but also wanted to make a functional product. What better than a titanium key holder?
Admittedly, we can't stop calling it a KeyBar but hey, that's what happens when the trademark for a great product becomes the household name! Jeffery shows how to program toolpaths, speeds & feeds with a 6-Flute, Helical ball endmill for a great surface finish, and a good lesson about using Fusion 360's Steep & Shallow toolpath.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Links for this video
Buy a real KeyBar : www.keybar.us/
SMW Mod Vise System: bit.ly/2Msh4NW
Helical 6-Flute Ball Endmill | bit.ly/36WiEkx
Download F3D File on NYC CNC : bit.ly/3dyASLp
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Reach us / CNC Info:
Speeds & Feeds: provencut.com
Download Fusion 360: www.dpbolvw.ne...
Online Fusion 360 Training: bit.ly/LearnFus...
Hands-On CNC Classes: www.nyccnc.com...
SMW Products: saundersmachin...
CNC Resources: www.nyccnc.com 5 Reasons to Use a Fixture Plate on Your CNC Machine: bit.ly/3sNA4uH
Great job Jeffery. Clear, concise, and great on-screen presence.
I hope the keys in your thumbnail aren't to anything important.
Hi, LockPickingLawyer here, today we are going to be getting a new CNC machine for the garage!
Probably not as they are blanks.
Pretty toothy looking blanks
@@oswynfaux not in my thumb nail.
Looks like they've updated the thumbnail and removed the last part of the video that had close ups of the keys :)
Great job Jeff. You are going to be a natural. Only observation -you will grow out of being so much of a lecturer when you start being yourself. Jon comes across as if he is having a relaxed conversation with a bloke in the pub - that’s what makes presentations really easy to follow. Your content and instruction was perfect. Perhaps you could launch a series of clips based on you learning experience and daily challenges, it would be like gold dust to other young people just starting out or taking an interest in engineering. looking forwardcto more content, top marks buddy.
John, I want more videos from Jeffrey. He's enthusiastic and his teaching style works well.
Two thumbs up!
First, Jeffrey, excellent job! 2nd, kind of amazed the T-1100MX wil do titanium so well. Jeffery fits into the crew well with a good screen persona, clear voice and logical explanations.
You just showed your key profiles, I would recommend re keying your locks.
Great job Jeffery! Looks like you fit right in. Thanks for sharing!
We need more videos from Jeffery! Awesome job and fun part! I really learned alot and I'll be applying this to my next project!
Welcome to NYC CNC Jeffery! Looking forward to more videos from you... Best of luck... Fred
Great job Jeffery. My inner geek has now been fed. Kudos from the Garden of England.
Awesome insight into the ball-nose end mill Jeffery; something I will keep an eye out for when I start machining in my projects/products!
Great job dude! Awesome video.
Hi John, Jeffrey not just did an awsome job on the project. He also did a good job showing the whole project in the video.
I am sure we will see more of his work in the not too distant future.
"What better than a titanium key holder?" - what about titanium key blanks ;-)
Impressive explanation, thank you.
"If I had to do it all over again...." should be followed by "I would do it on HAAS" :P
Awesome job.
Very cool! Makes perfect sense now that I've seen it but not something that I thought about calculating before.
PSA: Never show your keys to the internet (especially when people can easily find out where you are using those keys). Here's a great presentation on how easy it is to copy someone's keys from a picture: watch?v=AayXf5aRFTI
Damn it, how am I supposed to copy that in the app
@@igorbarbarossa hahaha this had me rolling and I'm really not sure why
Well done dude!
Good first video! Which type of titanium is used? :)
Good job!
Jeffery, On the backside of the part, which adaptive strategy did you use to clear off the top-hat? 2D or 3D? They video is just blurry enough that I can't see it. Thanks in advance.
Casting molds would be more efficient for mass production?
a lot of good info in here, thank you. and change your locks.
Great video lots of good info. You sound like Barney the dinosaur which I found amusing. Good job 👍
Any plans to add SGS/Kyocera as a partner?
Would love to see S-Carb 😍
As others have said, if those keys open anything you care about you need to re-key the locks. Great job though.
Please give this guy a better microphone.
1:20 “Tianium”
Mined exclusively in the Republic Of Saundersopia.
thought i was watching how its made with mark tuxbury
Throw me a frickin' bone!
Too bad you have to pay F360 for the right to use steep and shallow...on top of paying to just have it....
for sure not efficient
NYC CNC need a second channel for this b - grade material, watching this was painful
Its that feeling you get when you open your $1000 fone and discover that its a $100 fake from china
Making RUclips videos is not easy. There's allot to remember, especially when you're starting. If I had Jeffrey working in my workshop, recording videos like this I would be stoked. I wonder if there was anything in particular that made you think its "b-grade"?
Hope you're having a good weekend Billy.
-Ken
@@MakeTechPtyLtd
This is John's channel and i have come to expect a certian amount of energy, enthusiasm and information from his videos, this one didnt deliver. Its got a hum of bait & switch about it which i dont belive it is.
Im a big fan of this channel and its how i got started with fusion 360 over two years ago but this video made me want to hammer that unsubscribe button
@@queuing89 John has set the bar pretty high. I understand your point. Maybe I'm more forgiving being a RUclips myself. I think of the last 4 videos I recorded only one makes the cut because of one reason or another. It really isn't easy to consistently hit that high standard.