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I have been diamond polishing and benching molds for over 30 years now I see so many different techniques People are using today. I usually polish, lettering molds. They are very difficult to bench out the EDM scale out of you have to be careful not to create grooves in the inner sections as you are removing EDM scale. I cut my stones very tiny and use a little groove in them to help hold them on my lapping rod sometime I use my hand instead of my profiler for lapping because there are such small areas that I am flattening out with my stone The profiler moves to violently to hold the stone I also use a series of ceramic Stones we call super stone. We can cut them in very thin profiles to get in to very small areas. People always ask me how you make the mold so shiny and I tell them the polishing part is the easiest it’s the benching and removing of cutter marks and EDM scale.
Thank you for your sharing. Please subscribe to my channel and you will see upcoming videos sharing the issues that you are interested in. In mold polishing, we need to flexibly use supporting tools such as pneumatic hand-held machines, polishing stones such as Bellstone, sebec, xeramic .. depending on each position on the mold that is used appropriately. , I just started so. Haven't uploaded all the video tutorials. See you in the next videos. Wishing you success and happiness.
Thank you for watching my channel. I have been doing this job for nearly 20 years. I learned it in Korea and Japan. With the experience I have, I want to share it with everyone, to bring value to the community. If there is anything missing, I hope everyone will guide me further. Thank
Thank you for your encouragement from Belgium. Wish you all the best..success. Please share your mold polishing technology with those who need it in your Country. Thank you
Sợ gì em! Cho đi để nhận lại mà em, hãy lan toa Video này cho mọi người cùng biết, đặc biệt là những người làm trong nghề cơ khí khuôn mẫu, họ xem video và dựa vào đó để xử lý được các vấn đề cần thiết và cơ bản để ép ra sản phẩm đạt yêu cầu.
@@MinhNa cảm ơn a, trân trọng tư duy của a thật nhiều, thật nhiều ạ, Việt Nam mình nói chung và ngành khuôn mẫu nói riêng thật sự rất cần những người như a ạ, e cũng mong bản thân bồi dưỡng đc kiến thức trong ngành đến 1 mức nhất định để có thể chia sẻ kinh nghiệm với những người chưa biết như a đang làm ạ, một lần nữa, cảm ơn a !
@@congtycophannhuavungtien6227 Cám ơn những dòng chia sẻ chân thành của em. Chúc em luôn mạnh khoẻ và thành công…xem trên video có gì k hiểu cứ để lại bình luận, bên anh sẽ trả lời nhé!
Thank you for watching and subscribing to my channel. Wishing you and your family all the best. Steel with a hardness of 62 HRC, you should use High Mark! You can use Stone 1200 or #1500. According to the rule of taking soft versus hard.
Thank you for watching and subscribing to my channel. I will make a video sharing on how to make and make Polishing tools for you and everyone to refer to. Please help me share my channel for more people to know! Wishing you a lot of health and happiness I will make a video tutorial about tools and auxiliary machines for polishing. This polishing technology is from Korea and Japan. It's not like the polishing of the mold that similar videos you've seen. Hope the following videos will satisfy you. Wish you happy
Hi,love your videos,it would help a lot if you spent more time showing what tools your using and approximate times you take,I have been a mould toolmaker for a long,picked up the polishing side as I went along,it's great to see a professional at work Paddy D
Yes, thank you for watching the video and giving me feedback. What you said you prepared and soon, the video shows how to make tools to do the polishing of the mold. I'm a little sad that my video doesn't understand why so few people Subscribe. The fact that I share the mold polishing process I find useful, especially in the mold engineering industry. You help me share my Channel for everyone to know! Thank you so much, I wish you and your family all the best.
I will make a video tutorial about tools and auxiliary machines for polishing. This polishing technology is from Korea and Japan. It's not like the polishing of the mold that similar videos you've seen. Hope the following videos will satisfy you. Wish you happy
Well done, wjatcis the liquid you are using during the stone process
Very good. Vietnam makes excellent molds we use in America with great satisfaction.
Thank you for watching my video, and for your wonderful comments, I wish our two countries a happy and mutually beneficial cooperation. Please help me share my channel for groups in need in your country! Wishing you and your family all the best! thanks!
I have been diamond polishing and benching molds for over 30 years now I see so many different techniques People are using today. I usually polish, lettering molds. They are very difficult to bench out the EDM scale out of you have to be careful not to create grooves in the inner sections as you are removing EDM scale. I cut my stones very tiny and use a little groove in them to help hold them on my lapping rod sometime I use my hand instead of my profiler for lapping because there are such small areas that I am flattening out with my stone The profiler moves to violently to hold the stone I also use a series of ceramic Stones we call super stone. We can cut them in very thin profiles to get in to very small areas. People always ask me how you make the mold so shiny and I tell them the polishing part is the easiest it’s the benching and removing of cutter marks and EDM scale.
Thank you for your sharing. Please subscribe to my channel and you will see upcoming videos sharing the issues that you are interested in. In mold polishing, we need to flexibly use supporting tools such as pneumatic hand-held machines, polishing stones such as Bellstone, sebec, xeramic .. depending on each position on the mold that is used appropriately. , I just started so. Haven't uploaded all the video tutorials. See you in the next videos. Wishing you success and happiness.
Я абсолютно с вами согласен. У нас в России,хорошая полировки прессформ дорого стоит.
Em lau bằng bông hay có vết xước lắm anh.a dùng vải gì lau vậy anh?
Nice job. How long did you spend on it? The 180 scratch are not to deep for the 1200 stone?
Thank you for watching my channel. I have been doing this job for nearly 20 years. I learned it in Korea and Japan. With the experience I have, I want to share it with everyone, to bring value to the community. If there is anything missing, I hope everyone will guide me further. Thank
Good job! Greetings from toolmakers from Belgium!
Thank you for your encouragement from Belgium. Wish you all the best..success. Please share your mold polishing technology with those who need it in your Country. Thank you
Very nice work,I loved and great video,helpfully information...👍✌️🥰
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what is use of 3M,,? as a felt,,?
I would never use a disc on a flat surface
Hay quá anh ơi,thank anh!Làm như thế này a không sợ mất nghề hả?
Sợ gì em! Cho đi để nhận lại mà em, hãy lan toa Video này cho mọi người cùng biết, đặc biệt là những người làm trong nghề cơ khí khuôn mẫu, họ xem video và dựa vào đó để xử lý được các vấn đề cần thiết và cơ bản để ép ra sản phẩm đạt yêu cầu.
@@MinhNa cảm ơn a, trân trọng tư duy của a thật nhiều, thật nhiều ạ, Việt Nam mình nói chung và ngành khuôn mẫu nói riêng thật sự rất cần những người như a ạ, e cũng mong bản thân bồi dưỡng đc kiến thức trong ngành đến 1 mức nhất định để có thể chia sẻ kinh nghiệm với những người chưa biết như a đang làm ạ, một lần nữa, cảm ơn a !
@@congtycophannhuavungtien6227 Cám ơn những dòng chia sẻ chân thành của em. Chúc em luôn mạnh khoẻ và thành công…xem trên video có gì k hiểu cứ để lại bình luận, bên anh sẽ trả lời nhé!
Please guide me How to polish D2 material it's 62 HRC
Thank you for watching and subscribing to my channel. Wishing you and your family all the best. Steel with a hardness of 62 HRC, you should use High Mark! You can use Stone 1200 or #1500. According to the rule of taking soft versus hard.
Được đấy,thank
Um ótimo trabalho muito sucesso a voce👍
thanhk you
Thank you for watching and subscribing to my channel. I will make a video sharing on how to make and make Polishing tools for you and everyone to refer to. Please help me share my channel for more people to know! Wishing you a lot of health and happiness
I will make a video tutorial about tools and auxiliary machines for polishing. This polishing technology is from Korea and Japan. It's not like the polishing of the mold that similar videos you've seen. Hope the following videos will satisfy you. Wish you happy
Thank you for your comment, you can use google translate to help me! I understand I will answer you
400 stone by hand would be faster
what is the first tool name?
Grinding machine when compressed
I guess I have higher standards
Higher standards then a mirror finish? 😂 Ok..
Good point. Even though I do not like disking, flat lap with a course stone. Cannot argue your results
Hi,love your videos,it would help a lot if you spent more time showing what tools your using and approximate times you take,I have been a mould toolmaker for a long,picked up the polishing side as I went along,it's great to see a professional at work
Paddy
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Yes, thank you for watching the video and giving me feedback. What you said you prepared and soon, the video shows how to make tools to do the polishing of the mold. I'm a little sad that my video doesn't understand why so few people Subscribe. The fact that I share the mold polishing process I find useful, especially in the mold engineering industry. You help me share my Channel for everyone to know! Thank you so much, I wish you and your family all the best.
I will make a video tutorial about tools and auxiliary machines for polishing. This polishing technology is from Korea and Japan. It's not like the polishing of the mold that similar videos you've seen. Hope the following videos will satisfy you. Wish you happy
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thank