Special shapes can be machining in one shot! #cnc #machine #tools

1. ……. em tenra idade ( jovem) estive no centro de treinamento : 240 foi o n° de inscrições prá selecionar 30 ; fiquei em 3° lugar 😃 ; pura sorte ; sorte mesmo: conheci tornos; plainas limadora ; ajustagem de bancada ( fabricação de peças ; tudo básico do básico )

2. И нахера?

3. Preciso de umas luvas branca 😮😮

4. Еи фризер за точно определен детаили?

5. Этот резец напомнил филим "не исправимые"

6. niginniyam birbalo qilinglar

7. Shit finish, but effective.

8. Thanks for showing me this

9. Слишком большая сила резания. Возможно вибрация заготовки

10. зачем нужен такой резец?

11. I use my home CNC to machine form tools of any shape I like from Gauge plate. Ok, it's not Carbide, but it's easy to harden. I bet these cost a pretty penny. you'd have to be making serious numbers of a part to justify the cost of having these form tools ground.

12. Все хорошо, вот только в конце ролика видно, что жесткости не достаточно. Видно, что дробит

13. It seems the rpm is a little too high,

14. It’s crazy to think that the machinist/millwrights of the 40s and 50s were so good at there craft they built rocket motors that had to be taken out of museums in order to figure out how they worked. Then they couldn’t reproduce them because a machine couldn’t make the part. Optimization is the death of innovation. We haven’t made one single worthwhile advancement in the last 40 years. The field sciences are plugged up with yes men and pseudoscience garbage

15. Mas caro la herramienta q el trabajo y q funcion hace eso

16. The idea of getting to use a carbide insert instead of a high speed steel dovetail excites me. With a rougher in front of it I'd guess I'd get more pieces because carbide holds a corner a little bit better

17. Welcome to cnc routing…

18. How do you sharpen that insert?

19. "Stop the presses !!!!"……..I've invented a lathe w/ a profile cutting tool !!!!!

20. We did that with Gridly screw machines, back in the 70s, using wartime era machines. 4 to six stations, utilizing cam driven forming tools. Think a Gatling gun configuration. System would index after each operation. Noisy and dirty, but hundreds of parts 〽️ an hour.

21. Taken out of the box with your gloves on like it's some new sorcery the likes of which the world is only now becoming aware

22. Everyone so harsh about the 'chatter' (actually just a bit of 'squeal' towards the end). This might have been first take to show the new tool off before the optimal RPM was found (slower). Also this is a dry run and the finish is actually quite good!

23. omg its almost just like a form tool

24. Looks like crap. I wanna see it ran properly

25. L

26. bad chatter. Fail

27. Special shapes do be can machining.

28. *machined

29. If you’ve got chatter ; something’s the matter

    Most important old man saying I learned . I live by it

30. I have router bits that do the same thing.

31. Looks like the profile of a PEX fitting for plumbing.

32. 専用の刃物ですな。うちもマシニングで鋳物に段付きの溝削る時に一発で削れる刃物作ってもらったけど、鋳物だとどうしても砂をかんですぐにダメになった。

33. 😬

34. i just grind rex like that aint new

35. Ваншотнул, бывает))

36. 음~~~ 별루…. 단점이 더 많음

37. You can machine that without having a special tool. Cnc yo….obvious it's a manual lathe.

38. И всё. Пластинка села на первой детали. 🙊🙉🙈

39. Для автоматов в самый раз, да и ничего нового. А для ЧПУ, ну не знаю.

40. Like on an old davenport

41. And here I am thinking I’d profile that all with a .062 or .031 – .007cr OD grooving insert.

42. What’s the point of that? As in what’s it used for? It almost looks like some grooves in a spool of a hydraulic spool valve. Cool design.

43. 加工終わりかけの時のあの音職場でよく聞くヤツだ……耳から離れねぇよ

44. SCREW MACHINES DO THIS

45. Для больших партий деталей и если металл как ниже сказано бронза (даже без С О Ж режущий инструмент долго не сгорит) а если легированые металл и поштучное производство тут нужен колефицированный токарь, и токарный станок с отрезным резцом.

46. Machining? 👎

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