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That's a bit far out of my travel area. But feel free to tell Tormach I'm too busy making parts and money with my 770 S3 to be there. :) I'm glad they're hosting you.

Normaly your announcements are tiny. 😅

I love the idea of building community by doing it at the beginning

Your alive!! Man I hope I can make it, thanks for the update.

Ok, I have to ask, how are you making your theme songs? They are great!

Can’t wait, see you there!!

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How did you manage to get a green screen in jail? Asking for a friend.

The song has got a nice catch.

Use a 5 axis module locked to 4 axis, use normal to surface orientation , I use GibbsCAM.

I like the real image thumbnail a lot better than the AI one 😁👍

So all of those Delrin chips flying around knocked your wires around, causing the servo sensor to fail? What a cascade!

12:26 At this point, you should have removed another motor, and then tested the resistance between the pairs of coils.

1:00 You got crap all over your machine. I'd bet $1.00 that it's one of your homing sensors being blocked or triggered by all those shreds. ;-)

Don't they use really small holes in cameras? Maybe it was for that.

One thing that is often forgotten about when working with really REALLY small parts is good breath control. Your breathing out can actually blow away the part. I have experienced this with small SMD work.

17:23 I mean I guess technically we see the part here, it just looks kind of boring?

Nano-Scale Technologies Scales Kanban Generative 4 Sets? What is Small Boi? I'm guessing that wasn't supposed to make it's way into the final video? 😀

For a military micro-drone?

The DC-1 is a third party machine with a HAAS control retrofitted to it. It IS a Chinese machine.

I use several Haas machines every day at work and have a SVM4100 at home, if you would like to chat about the differences between the two or pros and cons, feel free to reach out.

Regarding Setup Sheet Configuration (59:49), It is apparently still a preview feature that needs to be enabled. Then in the Manufacture Workspace, under "Manage" there is a Setup Sheet Configurations option where you can show or hide setup sheet options. You can also save a custom setup sheet configuration.

Maybe you could scale parts and print them to make it easier to take to IMTS.

It is more fun to watch this starting scene that 2 guys are shaking their heads, without turning the audio on... FYI

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What about using a spherical endmill? Like a ball mill with an undercut.

would you be able to project those lines of the flat and radius's turn the 5th axis 90 degrees and use the projected lines as an open contour following those line?

Hi guys, just remembered is not the machine is the operator (programmer)

I heard him reference a SVM 4100 and thought I would throw in my 2 cents after owning one for over a year. I have 2 DNM 4500's and 1 SVM 4100. The SVM is nice because it rapids fast and the servos accelerate and decelerate much faster, but the rigidity is severely less than the DNM. If I could go back in time I would buy another DNM and spend the little bit extra money. The machine is also so low to the ground which is a bummer for me being 6'2". I guess it all depends on what you need it to do but I much prefer my DNMS. Also, the coolant tank design sucks and the coolant lines get clogged if you look at them wrong. Both issues I really don't have on the DNM's.

After hearing you talk about xometry jobs I thought I’d check it out and the demo part they gave me for a mill sourced out a 16 micro inch Ra. How did you hit that surface roughness without a surface grinder and how did you measure it for the inspection? I really only have a manual horizontal bandsaw and a vmc in my garage.

Speedio! Speedio!

I left a lot of drool on the floor of the Hermle booth at the last IMTS

HEY! Are you making a revolver for some bug cartel?!

I was looking into buying the same laser. I was wondering how much Z travel to do you get? The website says its a 24x40 but it doesn’t says how much space you have raising and lowering the bed. Thanks!

I really wish this was a clean pod about comparing the x5 and x7. Went into alot of other side conversations which is not informative to me at the moment. So i stopped listening after skimming around trying to find comparisons it got old.

Wish you would have shown op2 still on these. I get why you didnt i suppose though,

in the timeline of machining, probing is still a new technology.

Gridfinity ftw! Great episode, see you at IMTS

(not criticizing but this video is good for directing the public to make a better decision) As a multi machine shop owner here man when you said you went with a 20 year old machine that tell me everything i need to know. I AM NOT implying machines dont last 20 years but you just purchased 20 year old technology. If you follow industry standard of a manufacture they replace all machines between 5-8 years for a reason. HAAS, yes being built in the US is great but they are not usually built to last and cost just as much as a good Japanese, korean, or Taiwan built machine after adding all the option, just to machine a part. However if you look at the engineering side of the machines Japan and Taiwan machines are usually built stronger with larger diameter ball screws and heavier casting. Korean machines are a littler over built like a german car, too much sensors that will cause problems in the future. One very important aspect you touched on was parts supply. We replaces machines every 7 years in my shop and I have been looking at the syil but I just dont think i can rely on Titans of CNC as a parts supplier or for any technical support as they are just a TV host business and proven machine shops dont really take them serious. Most of what they carry is paid advertisement and not dedicated hard run equipment.

Download template would be nice :-).

Clearly this is a refractory material, it's property suite totally sucks for anything else. I'm experiencing failure of imagination on why anybody wants precision machined refractories. Obviously you can't share anything about this part and likely don't even know but your seeing a business opportunity in mastering this material. I'm a professional mechanic and spend my free time building stuff and I can't think of one thing this stuff is good for. Little help?

Sure, but if you're running a 2.5min cycle time, thats 7 weeks of work. 1.5 hrs over 2 months is really small.

Saying "You do not make money on manual machines" is way too broad. There is still a place for manual work, mainly in repair but also in quick 2nd op type stuff. Exactly how much time should devoted to training on manual equipment is debatable, but it hasn’t and probably never will go away.

What’s better for you guys, watching on RUclips…. I typically just listen for the most part or listening on Spotify. I assume here brings you may bring some revenue…

Noice.

Awesome video dude. Congrats on the month over month progress. When I had to get a machine into my garage, I talked with the sales rep and they were able to get the machine partially disassembled for shipment (VF2SS) so that it would fit under a lower garage door height. That might open up some options for you over the info the sellers have available online.

Block delete aslo stops the machine from reading ahead (whether it's turned on or not), so it will cause the cut to be jerky because it's reading each line individually

Never machined anything before I just like listening! 🗑