Ultimate Tormach Accessory Rack! WW229
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Improve your shop efficiency and workflow. While dedicated tool carts have their merits, there are some tools and tool holders that need to be at the machine. You might think it wouldn't make a huge difference but it truly has. For me, there's no going back! Don't forget to download the F3D file so you can machine your own. Let's dive in!
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Nice project Ed enjoyed. I started mine about a year ago - need to get back on it and finish iit !
Can you include a longer and close up view of the finished product with enough dwell time to actually see the details? Either still pictures, or a slow pan?
I know that you design your videos for watching on a large monitor, and making speeds and feeds and tool data readable on a mobile device is probably asking too much, but can you throw us a bone and make annotations large enough to read on mobile, and show close ups of the parts so that we can see the details, preferably without having to pause the video? Maybe do it as bonus footage after the end credits, just a minute or two of close ups or something?
I usually watch on a desktop and I want sexy close ups too! :)
Valid.
Wait, there are people who don't like the look of an adaptive finish on the floor?
Blasphemy!
Thanks, but I prefer my floors polished.
Hell no to adaptive floors
@Winston, go buy a tormach
Everytime the dead blow hammer hits a part a voice in my head is yelling "BAM!".
Finely someone who had the same
Only a voice in your head, or do you also see the image of chef Emeril Lagasee doing it?
PET has a low surface energy so most adhesives do not wet out adequately. Try using a primer like loctite 770, it is an extra step but it might be worth it.
Love your station setup, Ed! Gotta give us a follow up in a few months so we can see all the bobble heads, mag bases stuck to every ferrous surface, and 6 more pairs of pliers all over the place 😂 On a serious note, how do those ER collet tightening fixtures work? do they just hold the shank of the TTS while you can gronk with both wrenches? EDIT: NM I just found out about 1 way bearings. Neat!
Hey NYCNC, your comment on the problem with the dual fog busters pushing chips into each other gave me an idea, and it would the perfect kind of project for you guys: make a 4 nozzle air coolant or fog buster with each at 90 degree quadrants. Each would have its own solenoid. You would control which one is on based on the direction of cut, possibly needing a sensor to read direction of table travel or maybe somehow off the g code. Might even be able do some type of proportional mixing of two channels of air for vector control on angles between the 90degree quadrants (pwm of solenoid to have one give a lower flow?)
That came out really nice! Also lighting fast turn around on implimenting the Renzetti tricks!
@Ed Rees that's ok both of your guys have bookmarks in my TH-cam machinist bedside reader 😁
Have you tried using neat cutting oil instead of a water based coolant with your fog busters? The higher lubricity of oil really helps with chip welding. You can also turn the quantity of oil way down. It's not so good on steel though - it doesn't cool as well and tends to smoke. I use a vegetable based oil that is designed for mist application.
5:34 An idea to get rid of loose material mishaps like that is to drill minimum two auxiliary holes and have tapped holes in the fixture to bolt down the excess.
To make things easier, this fixture should have technically been put on the grid plate there directly, and use those existing tapped holes to bolt the excess down. The fixture then just needs a clearance thru-hole in those locations. That appears pretty simple to me.
Have you guys ever thought of investing in some indexable face mills? I run some Iscar face mills at work that are kick ass in aluminum, and you can run them about 4X as fast as the super fly and still get the same or better surface finish. Also, with a 2” face mill, you don’t run into the issue of witness marks between passes due to tram error in the machine.
Im always smile when Yankeee guy use "supa dupa" phrase, because "dupa" in Polish mean "ass"
:D Second funny phrase is "Ale fart" - it's mean in polshi "what a lucky!" But in English... :D
Great project. The needle bearings can be found nearly 50% cheaper at VXB bearings.
Nice workspace upgrade.
Got an idea that may not be a good one. Just something to chew on so to speak. Coolant. A ring with the holes that converge below it. Same idea as your pipes on the fog buster on the jointed hose. Big enough to be pushed up for tool changes or small enough for it to be pushed down or to the side for tool change. For sure not good for everything even if it work which I'm not sure it would. Valve on it along with valves on the ones you have presently so you can select which one you want to use? Well, probably not practical but maybe it could inspire something else. Keep up the great work.
There are also lock-bearings available that don't have a one-way purpose. (they have the locking-mechanism in both ways) these are also used on HSK63/ISO30 tool fixtures.Did you ever considered slotting by using a 1 flute mill?
When is John coming back? Great video. been thinking of making one of these for my Brother mill. Oh and no offense intended from my opener Ed. John is like a fine wine that you are used to is all.
I'm here I'm here! Be back soon on video :)
@@nyccnc Brother you deserve the vacation ! one of the hardest working y.t's I know !
@@nyccnc lol.
Ed. How did you draw the two arrows and the wrench symbol on the top of the rack. I found it is machined with top:trace3 but I cannot find where it is drawn. Also a question on the black max 380. Does that work better than acrylic paint for filling text and symbols?
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Nice job. Just an internal project or is the intention to sell them? Cheers Owen.
Owen Sparks my thought process as well, why not sell them, or at least an add on option with a tormach fixture plate.
Nice job, Ed! This looks like a pretty useful addition to the machine. Best wishes - Tom Z
Nice video Ed, Now that John has gotten too big to do these informative videos and offer support to the community its great that you are taking over and providing quality content! haha ;)
I've found that if I'm properly torquing my ER-20 collet nuts, the one-way bearings for tightening and loosening can't hold them in place (I have a one-way bearing-based tightening thing I picked up somewhere, but maybe your bearings are better.
definitely about to go make one of these... i've been wanting to do something along these lines for a while now.
Oh, this is nice! Definitely putting this on the to-do list for when my 770m gets here in the next week or 2! Where can those collet inserts be found at for setting up the tool?
I think it's awesome that ed has stepped up to do the Wednesday widgets but I'm missing Johns videos!!
Do you really need to spray accelerator around the edges after you've placed the work (since you sprayed accelerator on the bottom surface before mating them)?
Why not just use PET tape with adhesive on both sides or acrylic double sided tape so you don't have to worry about the glue. I've always used double sided tape. There are many kinds that work and some work too well. The only downside to some of them is clamping and short setup time is required to obtain max hold.
Cool project and I love that (ineedabettername) bearing idea!
A nice addition! Thanks for the videos.
Loved it!
I noticed you measured Z from the top of the first layer of tape. Do you account for the second layer of tape in your measurements? Or are you ignoring it because thickness isn't that critical for this part?
If you look closely you see that he adds a second piece of tape where the probe is to account for that
Why don't set knife after use the edge finder?
Hi, do you mind answering, what do you use there for cooling and chip evacuation? Is it mist only, or one mist and one air? I hear a lot of air blasting sound. Thanks.
@Ed Rees Thanks. lol at the too much air. I need to get a fogbuster for myself urgently.
Why do you still tap with the Flex Arm over the Tormach tapping head options?
anon 50 times faster than a tapping head
Why do you guys never/rarely use a screw machine length drill? I always see jobbers and never stubs.
You can drill a short hole with a long drill, but you can't drill a long hole with a short drill.
@@goldentrigun That's what she said!
Sorry, I had to! I'll quietly back away from the keyboard now. :)
@@goldentrigun most of their holes are short though. It's somewhat hypocritical to preach "choke up on your tooling" then go use a jobbers length drill to drill a 3 or 4 times D hole. Lol just pointing out a quirk I notice a lot from them
Yes. Shorter drills are better for shallow holes. Because they are more rigid, they hold location and diameter tolerances better.
There is however the argument - as Dfilgueras pointed out - that it may be more economical to only stock long drills (and have the commonly used ones always set up in their toolholder), as this saves a significant amount of time and inventory.
Hey brother......
Can you please help me to make clamping vise as you use in this video or send it drawing??? Please
It was really awesome devise
You forgot something. A place for a Diresta ice pick;o)
Is the superfly available for purchase in the EU? If not, are there any alternatives out there? Also, what is the general name for this kind of tool?
It's a fly cutter or a face mill. The superfly is tormachs version. Go on their site and see if they ship to your area
Dare I say make one it’s just a inserted fly cutter as has been said , have a look out for a high pos milling cutter that take a 5 mm tork ,
I could not justify the cost/shipping to the UK on a pension so I made one works fine note to John this is for my own personal use and not for sale etc
Sopercool!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
How much does a beginner locksmith in California earn?
the way you make first part on super glue is bad in my opinion. You destroy on piece of AL to make another piece. I will do it in 3 setups without destroying another piece of AL. And of course with my method you can push cutter harder to material without fear of the part will fly away ;)
Well crap. Now I can't change my thingiverse name.