Machines | Heavy Duty Milling on a Magnaslot
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Heave Duty milling of a rusted rough gascut mild steel plate clamped magnetically on MAGNASLOT (Patent A). Magnaslot is a unique Electro Permanent Magnetic Chuck which can clamp magnetically steel plates and also have T Slots to clamp non-ferrous jobs. please visit our website http://www.sardamagnets.com/product.asp?prodid=134 for more details about the product
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I clicked because I thought it was machining a brick.
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what type of feed rate per depth are you looking at for the heavy rough out?
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why is the feed rate so low?
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yo hasia esto pero manual no computalizado pendejos.!!
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That's not heavy duty pretty standard I'd say.
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Anyone else not like how the last circular saw cutting the notch in the half-cone at the end was vibrating mid-cut? When high-power parts like that vibrate that noticeably, it tends to not engender warm and fuzzy feelings in the viewers.
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make one for aluminum and you've got a real game-changer
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magnets are a dime a dozen, I don't see what makes this different or special from any other magnets out there. I''d suggest adjusting the feeds and speeds, judging my the chips it looks like you're not feeding it fast enough for the rpm
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I know your showing off the fixture but there are a lot of gouges showing on the part.
Try conventional passes you are climbing on these passes.
This is definitely something our toolroom could use! Nice job. -
NO NO! That's broken now and I have to get it out of the chip conveyor. No. Cost? NO! I'm sure.
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I'm going to keep this in mind. Although some of our master dies are 4 or 5 times bigger than this.
It might work for the retaining plates and insert sets. -
I mill10 time faster with my Prototrak smx :)
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never seen such a terrible surface.. and where is the heavy duty .. the guys at solidcam mill heavyduty..
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What was that, a piece of the Titanic?
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At some point I thought they were making big ass LEGO's...
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Thats ridiculously slow, even on that magnate table. But accepted. Magnates are your speciality not milling.
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I used these magnets before and they are super awesome! They hold just about anything down, considering you faced off on side 100% so it can stick to magnet.
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I'd like to see a spiral macro or a tornado bore going through it just to see if can really clamp ? -
How come the chips don't stick to the part? They supposed to be magnetised aren't they?