Very interesting indeed! Time has changed programs and tooling. I made a set of grips for my Ruger .22 pistol. Getting the layout, design, and tool paths took about 8 hours ( I’m new and a perfectionist). The run time for the set (not counting tool change time) was just under 25 minutes.
Is the piece able to be picked up and removed at the end of the video or are there still tabs or something holding it in place? New to CNC and trying to understand about holding down the workpiece
There are still tabs holding the grip to the workpiece. If you watch the last machining pass you can see the bit go around the perimeter and go up for a short distance then down again; It is cutting through the material leaving a tab every time it goes up.
looks like you have a lot of wasted cnc cuts. you are cutting air in a lot of places. I bet if you fix your gcode you will save a lot of time cutting these in your cnc.
Very interesting indeed! Time has changed programs and tooling. I made a set of grips for my Ruger .22 pistol. Getting the layout, design, and tool paths took about 8 hours ( I’m new and a perfectionist). The run time for the set (not counting tool change time) was just under 25 minutes.
looks good
Where did you get the file or did you do your own? If so do you sell it and is it available for an A2 model with a magwell?
What program do you use and what parameters did you use to make the grip?
Would share or sell the file?
Is the piece able to be picked up and removed at the end of the video or are there still tabs or something holding it in place? New to CNC and trying to understand about holding down the workpiece
There are still tabs holding the grip to the workpiece. If you watch the last machining pass you can see the bit go around the perimeter and go up for a short distance then down again; It is cutting through the material leaving a tab every time it goes up.
@@simonvadim99 ah I do see it now that you mention it, thanks!!
plz can tell me the machine model you using? thank u so much
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looks like you have a lot of wasted cnc cuts. you are cutting air in a lot of places. I bet if you fix your gcode you will save a lot of time cutting these in your cnc.
Thank you, I fully agree. I'm going to refine the gcode and see how fast I can go!