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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- This is the first test of the Queen Ant Pro V2 with a heavy chipload.
skip to 7:10 if you want to see some fusion 360 adaptive pocketing and heavy chips for such a light machine.
The Masso G3 tough is a delight to work with, once you figure out how to operate! It's a life saver when you are learning and have to restart a file.
I have modified this machine with super heavy gantry beams and much more to be able to do this. So far, I'm super happy with it. I'm still learning the machine and fusion, so bear with me!
You love to see it! You got this thing dialed Manny.
You need to add a delay to cycle start so the spindle has time to come up to speed. I built a very simular machine with the same controller. 10 sec should be plenty
@bransonlariscy4660 there is a delay, the only time there isn't is when I stop the machine and resume for a broken too or something along those lines. When that happens, I now manually start the spindle prior to hitting cycle start. Thanks for the input, good info for sure!
The chips at 18k were perfect. Your mister is inadequate - you really need 2 and they point at the cut. I've never seen AL done with a vacuum, I don't know which noob started that bad idea. Spindle not up to speed will snap a bit you got lucky. A 1/4 bit should be able to do a 1/4 cut at 1/4 deep, I don't think you've max'd the machine yet - at least I hope not - this machine is on my shopping list. Back in my day E-stop meant starting from scratch, glad that has improved.
The vac works excellent on large parts that can dissipate heat. Definitely need more on the mister for smaller parts.
How do you get rounded corners without reducing the sides?
thats awesome, what tooling and speeds and feeds did you use here? also have you shared the files for the dust boot?
when you restarted from line 1xx i have found you usually have to start the spindle spinning before you tell it because it doesn't always have that command
Definitely my thoughts too. Will in the future 100% that was sketchy
Looks good. Wich motors are you running? They are silent!
They are the hybrid closed loop servos from YUYONG.
They are silent because the rails are extremely true. I used a dial indicator to dial everything in, which drastically reduces movement noise.
man, i am doubting between this machine and the scienci altmill, any advice here ?
What i can see is this machine has more bang for the buck, the altmill is a bit more sturdier...
I CNC 1/2" aluminum regularly, this can handle it and quickly! If you're working with wood, this is a no-brainer. If you want to work with Aluminum, this is an excellent choice with my mods!
@@QuasarEMotoSports Would you mind doing a video detailing the mods you have made.
@@roccovalotta9490 check out the channel. I have a few on here detailing exactly that