World's Smallest 5 Axis Milling Machine – Pocket NC V2

1. 5 axis!!!? Who? Where? x, y, z, ? and ?

2. What was the cycle time of this ??

3. HOW DO U GET THAT IN UR POCKET ??

4. The only missing is a cage

5. maby a stupid question but i want to start making my own chassis&suspension parts out of alu. i dont have 6k can i start with a diy hobby cnc i dont care if it takes long time per project

6. crazy woa

7. What about price ?

8. Good work!!! We also have rich experience in sheet metal fab, we are a strong manufacturer in China, with high quality and competitive price.

9. Oh god….the chatter..!!!!

10. Oh my god, that looks amazing. Can't be that expensive if it's that small.
    * Goes on the website *
    :O wHaT ?!?

11. Nice! Anyone by chance know if these compact/budget 5 Axis CNCs can also handle copper(?)

12. It's a 5 axis machine…..good enough for me to understand……..it's the number of moving elements being defined…….even a cheap CNC router comes with a 4th axis for rotating the work piece……why not an additional axis called the 5th?

13. AMAGING

    LETEST I AM NOT …..

14. Nice work btw

15. Starting at only 6300$ ?

16. ??

17. I' impressed

18. Please sir what lathe do you use in this video? Kind regards

19. what cnc software do You use?

20. What software do you use to program?

21. switch to high speed steel tools for aluminum, and add some mist coolant. They have lower tool pressure than carbide as they are sharper

22. 7000$ for something without protection!!!! no cover case no nothing!!!!! wow!!! i would pay more than 1000$ for this mini hazard!!!!

23. Fan has wrong shape for this application. Nice machine!

24. I doubt you will see this comment. I do not know how else to try to reach put to you but ive bee trying to get something done and no company will help me id be willing to pay you to help me with this project

25. Is it suitable to machine steel and can it be used with cooling device ?

26. I would like to start using this machine, but I need your support to advice me which design software or program I should use to make the shape that I need to machine.

27. NOT strong or STABLE enough. Chattering, poor finish.
    Nice idea how ever they still have a little way to go.

28. 구매 루트 부탁 드립니다

29. …always clean from top to bottom ?? ?

30. very good

31. 3:00 My guess. If you would try this up-milling instead of down-milling it would probably be fine. If you want a nice finish, you can do a small fine cut with down-milling.
    Down-milling is the preferred way, BUT can create vibrations, that will be problematic for small less stable machines.

32. How much it cost?

33. I can tell the machine is vibrating too much, which means your putting too much strain by going too deep too fast try lowering the spindle speed and the machining speed to, try doing passes of 0.25mm and max 0.35 if you are in a hurry, the last finishing pass needs to be done smoothly, lower the speed the machining speed to half and do passes no more than 0.1 to walls and 0.05 on the floor, I'm telling you this with the knowledge I have working with big industrial machines so with this one you will need to lower the machining speed more than usual, one very important thing is to dampen that vibration using a thick hard rubber mat, your spindle will thank you later

34. Parabéns amigo seu trabalho e sensacional ???????? qual o nome desse cnc e onde consigo comprar um desse ?

35. I would love to have one. If only it weren't for the steep price tag of $6000-$9000 that probably doesn't even include shipping and handling. Lmao!

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