Machining and Fixturing the Voltaic (Machining a Pierson Mini Pallet)

[@darranedmundson1505]

Nice work. And thank you for not editing out the mistakes.

[@timbarton1653]

Really cool fixture design. Gorgeous handles too.

[@turkeys6878]

This is some real top notch quality control here!

[@jackflash6377]

Pro tip: Use metal thread inserts on your holes that will be used for the Mitee-bite clamps. They won't wear out like the aluminum will.
As someone else mentioned, Machine the pocket for the Pitbull clamp according to Mitee-Bite dimensions. I use them by the dozens in my machine and they can last for years and do a great job but have to be used per the instructions.

[@ipadize]

14:38 please make yourself a favor and use hex socket cap screws

[@supahobnobba5163]

Don't think you ended up using the SMW mod vices correctly but glad it worked out for you. Great video

[@Georg-fu1gl]

Looks like the pockets for the Pitbull clamps are too big. They are supposed to be mounted against a shoulder from the backside and develop a lot more holding power that way

[@frankenforgeblades]

Hey thanks for the correction. I went back and checked and your totally right they are supposed to touch the back wall. I’m not sure how I missed that but thanks for the heads up. I haven’t had many clapping issues but I’m going to print a spacer and see if it helps.

[@Clanps]

Fantastic video, underrated content

[@frankenforgeblades]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@brunoluquesanguinetti3731]

keep up the good work dude love the videos

[@frankenforgeblades]

Thanks, I’m glad you like them!

[@edzbigornia7370]

Good stuff ma boi keep it up

[@frankenforgeblades]

Thanks!

[@SELG88]

is that a tormach 1100? thats the name of your mill cnc right?

[@frankenforgeblades]

It’s a 770mx. It’s slightly smaller than the 1100.