muleskinner
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Enoch, UT
Some impressive machining!
- Thread starter muleskinner
- Start date
- Location
- West Jordan
That is really damn cool!
Good find!
Good find!
Brian P
Misanthropic Fuel
- Location
- Taylorsville
Awesome!
I have a local friend with a system like that, But I dont think his has as many axis's(is that a word?!?) going on.
I have a local friend with a system like that, But I dont think his has as many axis's(is that a word?!?) going on.
Corban_White
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Payson, AZ
That is freakin AWESOME! I can't imagine how many hours that took.
And Brian......it's axis with the "i" sounding like the letter "e".
And Brian......it's axis with the "i" sounding like the letter "e".
Tacoma
Et incurventur ante non
- Location
- far enough away
And Brian......it's axis with the "i" sounding like the letter "e".
actually, it's "axes" with the "e" sounding like "ee"
choptopbII
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Clearfield, UT
Wow nice find
waynehartwig
www.jeeperman.com
- Location
- Mead, WA
I can't even imagine the programming on that one...
utah340six
Registered User
- Location
- west jordan Utah
in like to see actual size?
could be size of a dime.
wouldnt that be cooler
could be size of a dime.
wouldnt that be cooler
Thursty
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Green River
Simply awesome!
Unless that's a super miniature CNC mill, I'd say it's pretty safe to guess that it's actual size
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
Pfffft. I can do that with my drill press and a dremel tool, and I'll have less setup changes too.
Seriously though that is 100% bad ass. If you have never had the chance to watch a fully automated machine like that run, find an opportunity, its super neat. What they didn't show but I assume it can or does is tool change. The machine will swap its own tooling, from a drill to a tap, etc. Then enter pallet changers in which after that part is done, the doors automatically open and the next chunk of raw material automatically rolls in, door shuts and its back working. Less downtime on millions of dollar machines
Seriously though that is 100% bad ass. If you have never had the chance to watch a fully automated machine like that run, find an opportunity, its super neat. What they didn't show but I assume it can or does is tool change. The machine will swap its own tooling, from a drill to a tap, etc. Then enter pallet changers in which after that part is done, the doors automatically open and the next chunk of raw material automatically rolls in, door shuts and its back working. Less downtime on millions of dollar machines
Thursty
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Green River
I used to work for a guy who shared shop space with my Dad. He had two Fadal CNC mills one Fadal CNC lathe and another Hyundai lathe, also CNC. Nothing like this machine. I didn't do any programing, just pushed the "go" button, checkeed parts and swapped out tools. Kind of miss that job. I love watching these machines at work...when everything worked right.