CNC Machining Steel Bracket with Tormach PCNC Mill - MFG@Home!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Tormach PCNC 1100! Tormach PSG! Emco V13 Lathe! Solidworks! Sprutcam!
A customer had a worn-out aluminum bracket used to drive a crank arm off a motor. Using the Tormach PCNC 1100, the Tormach Personal Surface Grinder and Emco V13 lathe, we made a much stronger replacement bracket include a custom shoulder bolt to accommodate the fact that the bracket could not be expanded on the left hand side due to machine clearance!
A good example of balancing an improved design, pride of workmanship but also getting it done efficiently!
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Holydamn.
Definitely one of the most educating machining vids I have looked at. Thanks a lot!
You are very professional by anyones standard including mine. I watched the whole video. You must have extreme job satisfaction holding the finished product in you hands and checking the close tolerances and viewing an exquisite part. I need you!
16:45 - 18:00 - How you keep customers
This video is truly a gem for many reasons that I'm sure others will mention. Thank you for taking the extra time to share this part of your day with us.
Your machining videos are so academic yet fun to watch, I almost want to have you cut something for me just so I could watch the video! Keep up the great work!
Nice clean job. I am a retired Marine Engineer and we had to re-engineer fixes all the time you did great. Love your video's and keep it up.
Kudos on your straightforward, practical, and clearly-explained solution to a common type of real world problem. Thanks to McMaster for making the Solidworks model downloadable for free. Being able to quickly and easily CNC spare parts as we see fit is a wonderful convenience we will soon likely take for granted. But for now it still is fresh and exciting... at least to me.
John, it's always great to get emails from TH-cam telling me my favorite channel has new videos. You're awesome! Thanks for teaching me so much.
Great video. I really enjoyed going from seeing the old part, seeing the CAD models, seeing the CAM programs, the machining, and finally the finished project. Pretty awesome. Look forward to more vids similar to this!
I love that lathe, perfect size for a garage. I've used it's little green brother at school.
That's the one. Maximat V10P 2 in 1. Never tried milling with it, that's what the Haas is for.
Very very good, John! Your videos are great, you're very methodical and precise, and every time I watch you doing something I learn a lot. Congratulations on your skills and for sharing them with us! :-)
Nice work John, nice finish too. You make it look easy! Take care, Mike
That has to be so satisfying wish there was web tutorials on how to do this. Greatly looking into a lathe and a mill. Hey, you got to start somewhere.
What a great video you have, John. It's amazing to watch you make everything looks so simple. Thanks for all the great video you have posted so a layman like myself could understand better. Cheers.
rusty abe
Looks fantastic. I love working 12L14 too. Every time I see a piece in the remnants at my favorite metal store I have to buy it because I just like having it on hand :)
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Stumbled across this vid searching for a CNC miller for hobby use, nice vid and nice machining.