This CNC machining center is truly awe-inspiring! It fully showcases the remarkable achievements of modern industrial technology. First and foremost, its precision machining capability is absolutely astonishing, capable of achieving complex part machining with micrometer-level accuracy, ensuring product quality and precision. Its high-speed machining capability is equally remarkable, allowing for the completion of numerous machining tasks in a short period, significantly enhancing production efficiency. Thank you for sharing!
This video was AMAZING! TY!!! You showed the entire process from bit selection to set up etc. This was very informative and beautiful to watch. great work!
Incredible seeing the quality you can get in metal with a machine that is more on the woodworking side of the CNC ecosystem. Only some, almost imperceptible, artifacts as evidence of this not being quite as rigid as a metalworking CNC. FANTASTIC job.
I was thinking if you sand blast the whole thing with a really fine grit you'll get a smooth finish, then you could polish the raised surfaces to a mirror sheen which would make it look incredible and accentuate the details in the engraving.
I don't think those are artefacts of a lack of rigidity, rather they're just the result of a lack of accuracy. Because the tooling is so small, and the engagement with the material so light, there's very little rigidity required to make something like this.
Not sure what is the best about this video. Was it the Art? Was it the Programming? Was it the idea of combing both? All I know was it was friggen awesome!!!
I would like to see a close-up of a highly detailed area of the engraving at each stage of the process --- with enough magnification to see the roughness left by the last (0.2 mm) bit.
I'd also recommend moving on the x axes like you did, but changing to moving among y with the tool change. It's like coloring in both directions with crayons, it provides a more even topology.
That was an amazing work! Saint George of Cappadocia is a powerful entity here in Brazil and see he's image engraved on this medal brings good feelings! Congratulations for your very good work!
That is not Saint George, as you see it has the Ancient Hellenic meanders and the man is naked, thus it cannot be Christian, this is a more original figure. Vellerephontis was what inspired the Saint George myth. Perseus also did something similar. Horus was also in a similar position. This is in greek but you can see the images of the ancient myths and how christianity simply copied the myths. ellaniapili.blogspot.com/2017/07/blog-post_301.html
@@AlehandrosArhangelos Yes you are right! Looking slowly, I can see the naked details you mean... but at first glance I saw Saint George! And yes, you are right again about saying that other cultures have largerly copied Greek culture and that is why Greece is considered the birthplace of modern Western civilization. Thank you very much for explaining and sharing your knowledge!
man.. that too deep in my heart affected me. I felt that I need to talk to you just to have so much explanation and so many questions on my main. Thank you for sharing this Video
Just amazin man!!! St.george is close to my heart coz I studied in st.georges grammar school and we carried that badge on our chest all the days of our school life. Wish you could make one for me.
Very precise job, such a great idea to color the part before you do the finish pass, you can see if it leaves a part untouched due to deformation or movement if vise gets loose from vibrations. Btw. can you share a link to that vise.
This would be a great way to re-create the engraved pieces in some of the Buddhist temples that need restoring. If it could machine jade pieces then you'd have them covered.😁👍
Good old ArtCAM. Too bad Autodesk bought and killed it. I was able to revive a Copy of PRO with their help though. Nothing else like it out there for organic design...I have a shop near Orlando where we take on this type of work. Lotasa hours in the seat making these type designs. My hats off to you.
You are right, I used and reselled ArtCAM since version 1.1, there was no vector design yet that time! (I think since 1994-95). Like part of my life :)
@@the_jcbone Yeah I know. It probably took over a day total, but even so, for this quality it would probably take any other machine i've seen at least twice as long
This is a really detailed high relief design for St. George slaying the dragon. Where did you get it? I've searched images online but nothing is so nice looking.
Here it is... www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2F1%2F1f%2FSaint_George._Line_engraving_after_W._Wyon._Wellcome_V0032137.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fcommons.wikimedia.org%2Fwiki%2FFile%3ASaint_George._Line_engraving_after_W._Wyon._Wellcome_V0032137.jpg&docid=bXECk5A-1CIq_M&tbnid=clK6VHK-K3-QxM%3A&vet=1&w=2634&h=2658&itg=1&safe=strict&bih=605&biw=1038&ved=2ahUKEwicyrjP1ODnAhVwIzQIHTYsB9MQxiAoAXoECAEQGg&iact=c&ictx=1
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Great work man. Incredible details glad to watch a satisfying making of this gorgeous coin. Can u please mention the machining time of the job that would have been good way to make us understand that is 8:53 minutes of footage contains hours and hours of work
That is truly amazing. Stamps Plus is about to go into the metal stamp, emboss/deboss market and will certainly look at this machine too. Awesome video!!
Hi. What an amazing piece of work you have there and your shop as well. How would you make the engraving drawing like that? Where did the guy you bought it from learn to do that? Which software?
I would like to know too. I’m just getting into cnc and I’m trying to machine out small letters using small v bits like you did. How long were the passes?
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This CNC machining center is truly awe-inspiring! It fully showcases the remarkable achievements of modern industrial technology. First and foremost, its precision machining capability is absolutely astonishing, capable of achieving complex part machining with micrometer-level accuracy, ensuring product quality and precision. Its high-speed machining capability is equally remarkable, allowing for the completion of numerous machining tasks in a short period, significantly enhancing production efficiency. Thank you for sharing!
you were the only person I have seen that showed what bits you used a great video thanks
Thanks, man!
This video was AMAZING! TY!!! You showed the entire process from bit selection to set up etc. This was very informative and beautiful to watch. great work!
Perhaps I'm a bit late to the video but this is a truly fascinating process! It works much like a reverse 3D printer of sorts, thank you for sharing!
Incredible seeing the quality you can get in metal with a machine that is more on the woodworking side of the CNC ecosystem. Only some, almost imperceptible, artifacts as evidence of this not being quite as rigid as a metalworking CNC. FANTASTIC job.
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I was thinking if you sand blast the whole thing with a really fine grit you'll get a smooth finish, then you could polish the raised surfaces to a mirror sheen which would make it look incredible and accentuate the details in the engraving.
I don't think those are artefacts of a lack of rigidity, rather they're just the result of a lack of accuracy. Because the tooling is so small, and the engagement with the material so light, there's very little rigidity required to make something like this.
Not sure what is the best about this video. Was it the Art? Was it the Programming? Was it the idea of combing both? All I know was it was friggen awesome!!!
I would like to see a close-up of a highly detailed area of the engraving at each stage of the process --- with enough magnification to see the roughness left by the last (0.2 mm) bit.
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For a smoother finishing; using end mill on flat surfaces and ball nose on curvatures can be a good idea
I'd also recommend moving on the x axes like you did, but changing to moving among y with the tool change. It's like coloring in both directions with crayons, it provides a more even topology.
That was an amazing work! Saint George of Cappadocia is a powerful entity here in Brazil and see he's image engraved on this medal brings good feelings! Congratulations for your very good work!
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That is not Saint George, as you see it has the Ancient Hellenic meanders and the man is naked, thus it cannot be Christian, this is a more original figure.
Vellerephontis was what inspired the Saint George myth.
Perseus also did something similar.
Horus was also in a similar position.
This is in greek but you can see the images of the ancient myths and how christianity simply copied the myths.
ellaniapili.blogspot.com/2017/07/blog-post_301.html
@@janourzua hahaha bem fácil descobrir o time pelo padroeiro, né?! Grande abraço! =)
@@AlehandrosArhangelos Yes you are right! Looking slowly, I can see the naked details you mean... but at first glance I saw Saint George! And yes, you are right again about saying that other cultures have largerly copied Greek culture and that is why Greece is considered the birthplace of modern Western civilization.
Thank you very much for explaining and sharing your knowledge!
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This was great to watch, and what a beautiful end product. Respect and amazement!
Thanks, man!
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man.. that too deep in my heart affected me. I felt that I need to talk to you just to have so much explanation and so many questions on my main.
Thank you for sharing this Video
Just amazin man!!! St.george is close to my heart coz I studied in st.georges grammar school and we carried that badge on our chest all the days of our school life. Wish you could make one for me.
The timelapse so satisfying to watch, brother!
Yeah..Càlem..Thanks bro!
Utterly BEAUTIFUL finished product. Bravo!
Very precise job, such a great idea to color the part before you do the finish pass, you can see if it leaves a part untouched due to deformation or movement if vise gets loose from vibrations. Btw. can you share a link to that vise.
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Hello bebe. Do you guys sell these kind of stuff?
Hello, I need the company name of this cnc lathe or its seller, what is the price of this machine
It depicts the thracian knight killing the dragon. A picture that later St. George was depicted in. Very beautiful design and sculpture!
Mishu Grosu _ Thank you!!!
This would be a great way to re-create the engraved pieces in some of the Buddhist temples that need restoring. If it could machine jade pieces then you'd have them covered.😁👍
Powdered jade is a carcinogen. Gotta be careful with that stuff
That is an amazing belt buckle. Some Texan will be proud and lucky to wear that.
looked like a puddle of brass drying out when speeded up.love it.
That CNC machine is a real artist....
*"Dear Santa, I need this engraver"*
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St. George slaying the dragon is my favorite image on a coin.
Do you have this for sale somewhere?
До чего дошел прогресс! Спасибо за видео.
Good old ArtCAM. Too bad Autodesk bought and killed it. I was able to revive a Copy of PRO with their help though. Nothing else like it out there for organic design...I have a shop near Orlando where we take on this type of work. Lotasa hours in the seat making these type designs. My hats off to you.
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You are right, I used and reselled ArtCAM since version 1.1, there was no vector design yet that time! (I think since 1994-95). Like part of my life :)
maybe you should look up the austrialiian guy roger he uses both maybe he can give you some tps
St. George >> Hats off for choosing the sculpture, Well done
What the hell, I had no idea a cnc machine could be so precise, so fast.
You know that's mostly not real time?
@@the_jcbone Yeah I know. It probably took over a day total, but even so, for this quality it would probably take any other machine i've seen at least twice as long
1.6mm per min is excruciatingly slow.
@@iancrossley6637 What do you mean 1.6mm per min? the tip is moving more like 5cm per second.
These cnc was accurate and precise as the day u were born back in 1970 and 80s .only thing differ is better software .
Sounds like you got some nice speeds and feeds. Bravo
That's pretty amazing. My only issue is that you can cast this design with a similar effect. Why not make it in wood?
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Wonderful work ! really Nice in working in both working on CNC and timelapse editing and photographing , good job
Mosaddak Helwani _ Thank you.. man!!
Estudio ingeniería y estas cosas me apasionan, como el diseño en 3d en monedas, los logos de algunas marcas como versace, etc.....
Imagine todo lo que se podría con un diseño único...
Great Cnc engraving tanx for sharing friend. Bigliked.
Wow! Very precise machining. It's a pleasure to watch! :-)
Your shop setup is so sick
Superb work. Awesome edition
Thanks! Mirock
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@@phucnguyenCNC would you like to sell that, can it be designed as locket to chain
I could watch this for hours... Amazing...
I wish you worked with the cutter 0 also and show us what more details you could achive
Have you ever tried to engrave hard metal like stainless steel with this machine?
possible but you'll need to replace the needle very often.
Stainless steel is more tough then hard
That's one heck of a belt buckle.
This is a really detailed high relief design for St. George slaying the dragon. Where did you get it? I've searched images online but nothing is so nice looking.
Here it is... www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2F1%2F1f%2FSaint_George._Line_engraving_after_W._Wyon._Wellcome_V0032137.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fcommons.wikimedia.org%2Fwiki%2FFile%3ASaint_George._Line_engraving_after_W._Wyon._Wellcome_V0032137.jpg&docid=bXECk5A-1CIq_M&tbnid=clK6VHK-K3-QxM%3A&vet=1&w=2634&h=2658&itg=1&safe=strict&bih=605&biw=1038&ved=2ahUKEwicyrjP1ODnAhVwIzQIHTYsB9MQxiAoAXoECAEQGg&iact=c&ictx=1
Hello! my friend plz contact us: bella@nd-cnc.com or Whatsapp: +86 156 3451 3646 for CNC machine details.
Looks good Phuc
It is amazing, but is there any finishing techniques that would remove those final engraving lines at all?
Thanks.
supra stone by hand with a profiler and ultra sonic .. yes possible.. but thats a other art
Very impressive! :)
I am surprised that you didn’t use a small ball end mill on the finishing pass. Anyways looks good.
The project is truly extraordinary, hopefully it can provide input for beginners like us here, always greetings of success from Indonesia
Hello ! We are one of the leading manufacturers of metal & glass precision CNC machine for engrave metal and grinding glass, we have more than 50 patents for our machinery.
You may check about it more on www.ndmachinery.com/
Contact us on: bella@nd-cnc.com
Call/Whatsapp: +86 156 3451 3646
Prefeito! Um grande abraço da brasileira aqui! 🇧🇷
Very nice work. I have a 7 Oz. Silver round I want to change. I haven't decided to what yet.
That is a beautiful piece. Is there a hd picture of the finished design?
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Mindblowing precision... Wow ! Amazing work !
That was fun to watch. The choose of image you used was fantastic :) I do hope there will be more brass work.
Needs a light sanding followed but a mirror-finish polish! Nice job :)
amazing work! ART i would say.... even it is a machine. looks like a liquid substance at one point of the video.
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Nice one, can you send me a link where to buy the machine and learn how to operate it? Glad to hear from you soon
do you do custom couins like family crest and last names if yes how much i like a family crest coin made
I give this a 10/10 high quality earrape material as well as satisfaction
Great work man. Incredible details glad to watch a satisfying making of this gorgeous coin. Can u please mention the machining time of the job that would have been good way to make us understand that is 8:53 minutes of footage contains hours and hours of work
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Another great piece of work thanks for sharing with us all
Great to see a video from you it been a while
Regards
Mark
Mark Parkinson _ Thank you so much!!
Just amazing! How long did the whole CNC process take?
Love your vids really fun to watch. Would love to see more!
Wow, that was fantastic ! Nice job !
Fletcher Handcrafted Guitars _ Thank you sir!
Great result. Really enjoyed watching this video, nicely put together.
Phill Hinkler _ Thanks!!!
WOW, this was really incredible! What was the total time for the three machine operations?
I guess him not replying was almost like saying...._"Phuc...you..."_ ?
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I cut exact same design in hard maple 8" diameter; took 12 hours.
Used 0.25" EM for rough pass and 0.03125" tapered ball nose for finish pass.
That is truly amazing. Stamps Plus is about to go into the metal stamp, emboss/deboss market and will certainly look at this machine too. Awesome video!!
ruclips.net/video/6vuCz30OTVU/видео.html 3D laser machine do this work better
how good would a cnc do on a piece of silver? this looks amazing!
that is one impressive cnc job, and machine!
Auarhau _ Thank you sir!!
It would have been neat to see it with a high polish..
Nice video. I like your hands!
I have two questions, would it be possible to create a reverse design with ease? Secondly, what would the price be for 2 of those?
1: yes
2: too much
..re price; you know what they say '..if you have to ask..'
Oh Phuc, that's awesome!
Chrysippus _ Thanks!!
Did u have a STEP file of this coin??
it's amazing!
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Hi. What an amazing piece of work you have there and your shop as well. How would you make the engraving drawing like that? Where did the guy you bought it from learn to do that? Which software?
Thank you, for sharing your knowledge with us. Great Video!
Thanks!
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Very cool.
But I thought that you are going to brush it with the small rotating brush.
That could've make it even more perfect.
nice what you didn't use ball nose bit
What was the purple stuff on the brass before being cut the third time? Loved the video, THANKS !
You can make money, somehow, isn't? Awesome. Great.
Fantastic work! Very artistic and precise.
Video title: cnc engraving on brass
0:08 cnc engraving on copper
And it's actually aluminum.
and so WHAT ,English is not his mother tongue you fool.
Amazing work! Great video work as well.
Mark Matt _ Thanks man !!
Very nice. I would like to see you import the image and how you convert it to 3d for engraving. Is that brass or copper? Copper is so hard to cut.
That's brass. I mistakenly recorded. Thank you, Paul Devey!
Phuc-ing beautiful man!
What was the total machine time?
Mishn0 no doubt at least two days of constant run
It's funny how it looks like a topographical map for a while.
Can we create on gold too?
It would likely be much cheaper to produce this in brass, then have it gold plated.
WOW! Great Job & Effects!
Tchefter _ Thanks.. bro!!!
Просто не верю своим глазам. Это немыслемо.
Wow ada that's beautiful!
Hi,
Great video. I was wondering why you used a V bit rather than a ball end mill? Wouldn’t it give you a smoother finish?
V bits give better finish on flat parts, balls on curved surfaces. I guess he wanted the flat parts to be shinier.
Manfred Knorr _ Because the details of this model are too small, can't be engraved with ball end mill.
How long it takes to finish that job? How many hours it takes ?
Great job... St. George... Ogun Father!!!!
Your shop is so neat, all those machine on a wooden flor look inspiring. What country are you from?
Thanks Heron Guarezi! I'm Vietnamese and I live in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Beautifull and precision art
I love your work. What spray paint do you use? And for what that paint?
I think to show the resolution of the last drill
Auto
Should be red steel marker
Brilliant work!
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Man this is incredible
Nice! How many hours did it run total? Thanks
I would like to know too. I’m just getting into cnc and I’m trying to machine out small letters using small v bits like you did. How long were the passes?
Vietnamese guy does some fine cnc work
3d image scanning huh... Way impossible to do manual input...
Duh
They have an app that does it now.
@@isorokudono what's the app called?
@@GDoGG1912 By the looks of it, seemed to me he used Aspire.
Call a CAD
Painfully Amazing beautiful work.