Good question Aaron, The tool setting probe is mounted on a machined bracket that itself is mounted on the pallet receiver part of the machine table at the rear left-hand side of the table.
Merseker, Contact your local Haas Factory Outlet to schedule the test. You can follow this link to find the HFO closest to your location. www.haascnc.com/about/contact.html?
i can't see the machine times because i drive german machine and the machine time page was an optional feature back in day. But for a fact i can tell it's not good.
Newbie alert! As a newbie I am clearly missing something. Doesn't running lights out imply having automated chip management and coolant replenishment?! I have seen a lot of videos on milling machines equipped with pallet changers BUT never have I seen chip management and coolant management... What I am missing? Thank you, Jorge
Uhhu .... the only positive thing i've seen in this WHOLE video is "run at night" and nothing more. Because part -changing by hand... faster -Waiting for first part control... if the pallet pool doesn't have to wait, a guy doesn't have to wait either. -1 guy for 1 machine ? If that part take 30 minutes to machine wtf is that 1 guy doing the rest of the 28 minutes? -why not make it so that the arm can rotate 360? It's practically wasting time to rotate al the way around places the pallet, pick the next pallet, rotate al the way around AGAIN.... Sorry but the only nice thing i see is lights out production.
He mentioned the operator can be doing something else. Inspection, cutting more stock, even running another machine. So, he's not standing around with his Johnson in his hand for 28 minutes!
Glad to see pallet pools getting added to other machines as well.
Would love to see the pallet pool go vertical!
Is there a probe and tool setter? How about a probe at the pallet inspection and setup area
can design team reduce pallet pool space & reduce overall machine installation space area
What about the Tool Setter? Didn't see it in the video.
How do you mount the tool setter when using the pallet pool?
Good question Aaron, The tool setting probe is mounted on a machined bracket that itself is mounted on the pallet receiver part of the machine table at the rear left-hand side of the table.
I complete the HAAS Basic mill operator program, how i can get the hands on test
Merseker, Contact your local Haas Factory Outlet to schedule the test. You can follow this link to find the HFO closest to your location. www.haascnc.com/about/contact.html?
double tool cap or we will try to buy this from whoever does offer more
I like it a lot.
i can't see the machine times because i drive german machine and the machine time page was an optional feature back in day. But for a fact i can tell it's not good.
What kind of jobs do you do?
Why just 3+1 pallets? 16 h no lights per day means wasted time if the cycletime per pallet is less than 4 hours.
Newbie alert!
As a newbie I am clearly missing something.
Doesn't running lights out imply having automated chip management and coolant replenishment?!
I have seen a lot of videos on milling machines equipped with pallet changers BUT never have I seen chip management and coolant management...
What I am missing?
Thank you,
Jorge
what do you mean? haas has different types of chip augers and conveyors, as well as automatic coolant refill
@@faxxzc Hello. When the chip bucket fills up...
@@rdc02271 usually is enough overnight, which is what lights out mean
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that pallet pool now takes way too much space, but it is a good concept though
If you close your eyes, what you hear in this video is Ted Bundy from ''Married with children''.😀😀
Uhhu .... the only positive thing i've seen in this WHOLE video is "run at night" and nothing more. Because part -changing by hand... faster
-Waiting for first part control... if the pallet pool doesn't have to wait, a guy doesn't have to wait either.
-1 guy for 1 machine ? If that part take 30 minutes to machine wtf is that 1 guy doing the rest of the 28 minutes?
-why not make it so that the arm can rotate 360? It's practically wasting time to rotate al the way around places the pallet, pick the next pallet, rotate al the way around AGAIN....
Sorry but the only nice thing i see is lights out production.
He mentioned the operator can be doing something else. Inspection, cutting more stock, even running another machine. So, he's not standing around with his Johnson in his hand for 28 minutes!
@@fryer05maverick31 watch the video again.