CNC milling G10 Knife handles

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @usmc2141ilya
    @usmc2141ilya 4 месяца назад

    Looks great, nice to see a Tormach at work.

  • @solargoomba
    @solargoomba 7 лет назад +2

    Very interesting! Thank you for letting us into your world for a little glimpse on how you do it.

  • @christianbureau6732
    @christianbureau6732 2 года назад +1

    Very cool process. cheers

  • @morrielarsen
    @morrielarsen 5 лет назад +1

    This is cool, I was thinking about how I was coing to secure the scale as I cut it away from the rest of the material and this is exactly what I was thinking, thank you.

  • @vqman535
    @vqman535 7 лет назад +1

    Awesome machining guys. Take care

  • @Themichaelwesten
    @Themichaelwesten 4 года назад

    Awesome mill!

    • @northarmknives
      @northarmknives  4 года назад

      thanks! It's done good work for us. But we just added two much bigger ones that we're excited to start using. The next milling vid will include them.

  • @sbsawler
    @sbsawler 7 лет назад +1

    Surprisingly interesting.

  • @jamesm3268
    @jamesm3268 7 лет назад +2

    Thanks guys! Would love to see a kitchen knife machining video

  • @juanarmendariz8450
    @juanarmendariz8450 7 лет назад +1

    awesome

  • @111111111Tiger
    @111111111Tiger 5 лет назад

    Thanks for sharing !

  • @customcratingreception4947
    @customcratingreception4947 3 года назад

    What is your speed and feed rate for the bits you use?

  • @enrique4322
    @enrique4322 3 года назад

    Hi Mr John , your video is very interesing!,one question please, do you know how many revolutions per minute motor I need to machine G10?, please

    • @johngudmundson
      @johngudmundson 3 года назад +2

      Usually 5000 rpm at around 90 inches per minute with a 3/16" 4 flute carbide end mill. You can up the feed rate if you can increase the RPM. It's good to experiment with your particular material and cutters.

    • @enrique4322
      @enrique4322 3 года назад

      @@johngudmundson thanks Mr, I apreciatte your answer, I will make some experiments

  • @allidsarebusy
    @allidsarebusy 3 года назад

    Hallo guys, which bits are you using in order to give the handle its rounded shape? With standard flat nose or rounded one?

    • @northarmknives
      @northarmknives  3 года назад

      We use a standard endmills for the roughing and round/ball nose cutters for the final shaping. The finishing is done with a very fine step-over.

  • @keskindemirci1211
    @keskindemirci1211 4 года назад

    Hello blueo how manu minutes dış it take

  • @nicolas-arg-o3u
    @nicolas-arg-o3u 4 года назад

    Hello, I know it's an old video but what endmills do you use for roughing?

    • @johngudmundson
      @johngudmundson 4 года назад +2

      We use 4 flute square end end mills, usually the same ones we use for steel. Mostly 3/16" diameter, sometimes 1/4". Just keep an eye on sharpness.

    • @nicolas-arg-o3u
      @nicolas-arg-o3u 4 года назад +1

      @@johngudmundson thanks a lot!

  • @edwards4409
    @edwards4409 4 года назад

    Where would I get natural g10 or jade g10?

    • @johngudmundson
      @johngudmundson 4 года назад +1

      We buy it from masecraft supply but many knifemàker and general maker supply companies sell it.

    • @northarmknives
      @northarmknives  4 года назад +1

      most knife making supply places sell all sorts of G10. We buy in larger quantities from Masecraft supply co.

  • @ricardrinaldo4791
    @ricardrinaldo4791 7 лет назад

    Did you ever try diamond coated tools? I always used that myself but it looks like many are using "normal" carbide tools with better success.
    What is your experience?
    Best regards

    • @northarmknives
      @northarmknives  7 лет назад

      I've only ever used plain carbide so I can't comment on tool life vs. any other coatings or cutter materials. We do get good tool life though. We usually do many sheets like the one in the video before changing cutters.

  • @gregmerner3632
    @gregmerner3632 4 года назад

    Would you cut a G10 scale for my Spyderco Military?

    • @michaelgudmundson9263
      @michaelgudmundson9263 4 года назад

      We don't do any custom work as we are too busy with our own models. Sorry!

  • @tfxreference8562
    @tfxreference8562 Год назад

    you dont need a tormach 1100 for this lol.