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HAAS have very good prices now.

I bought pinnacle QV147 in october at 95,000$ when the HAAS VF3YT cost 110,000$.

when the crysis started they cut off their prices to 63,000$ but i'v already...

try Vardex VTX grade.

I am making ACME 5TPI 90 mm long on 22 mm diameter and the insert holds about 90 Pcs per tip/

your question is like asking what is the best car for the money and the answer is depends on your needs.

you need a different machine for snall aluminum parts and for a tankws turret.

I recommend to contact the cooling fluid supplier and ask hom to provide the right disinfectant. at least in israel most suppliers provide it for free.

it is not enogh to pour it to the old...

if you insist on using this vise do not fix it but make a new part on a plate and bolt the vise to that plate.

if you try to weld it i don't think it will hold.

I bought 2 6" vise made in...

BSPT and NPT are the same. other names for the same thread (National Pipe Thread and British Standard Pipe Thread).

Delw, I work on my own products and also use outsourcing.

when I design a part that should be manufacture on technology that I am not very expirienced in I alwais listen to the profesionals ans...

not all on swiss but about 10 tons per month.

when you use alot of cooling fluid it washez the dust and keep the machine in good condition.

the biggest problem with castings is that the dust is...

ductile iron is not that bad.

I machne about 30 tons per month of cast iron (mostly grey but also ductile). all you have to do is to filter your cooling fluid (i use cotton fabric).

do not be...

Hi all,

I need to drill ss304 and ss316 hole diameters are from 5/2 and up to 14 mm and I have to make thousands of holes.

the machine is vertical cnc mill with no through the tool cooling.
...

I recommend the new iscar's new SOF45 mills.

I am using a 80 mm mill on cast iron and stainless steel (1400 mm/min feed on cast iron 3 mm depth and 800 mm/min feed on ss316 castings 2 mm depth).
...

there are too many parameters to be able to calculate the force.

it depends not only on machining conditions but also on the tool tip, how sharp the tool and even how rigidt the nachine is.

you must call haas service and by the serial number of the machine the will tell you what is thr right pull stud.

be careful begause wrong one gan cause a lot of damage.

few options:

1: worn X axis lining (if you cut varible load chip tou will see th whole turret moving up and down). replacement of the torqite (if the spelling is right) lining is not a big deal...

I have the puma 10 S with all the books (from 1995). sending you all the books is too much but I will be happy to assist.

cnc but ther is onlyone machine like that in my country does anyone have expiriance with pinnacle vertical CNC machines from this series?

I want to know how are the in reliability, build quality...

try iscar's camdrills. you will get the carbide replaceable cutting bit with the flexibility of the HSS drill.

I also making a lot of threads (valves manufacturer) and to solve that kind of unsolved problems i use the tailstock with a cone that fits the pipe. it also will enables you to take deeper cuts in...

use their software (you can download it from their site). the program will recommend you the right tool.

if you mill larger diameters try their shell mills.

you can machine one. it would be cheaper than to buy and fit.

it is obvius that feeds and RPM are rigidly connected when speaking of taps.

when i made 3/4 BSP rigid tapping i had to go down to 40 RPM.

I didn't break the tap but got Z AXIS SERVO ALARM...

for rigid tapping you must work with very low feeds.

i have daewoo ace H50 and i am very happy with it. the machine is 14 Yo with no problems at all.

most of my work is cast iron and stainless steel.

if the prices are the same take th OKK

on vertical nachines and small blind holes i prefer thread mills.

Hi all,

I have maho 100 c machine that i need to replace all the electronics and controls (35,000$ cost).

before i decide if i am going to do this i need to know the max real weight that i can...

it is a little bit difficult for me to answer because CNC is only a small part of my job,

i spend between 50 to 70 hours a week at work

if you are using a cnc machine you can mill the thread instead of using a tap.

you have them both.

on the left side you have the "distance to go" which is te relative position to the end point.

use cobalt drills. they are the best solution fir that kind of job.

if you can buy western european materials (but not fro spain) ut will be easier for tapping.

I use french materials for...

personally, i wouln't buy a machine with no dealer because the douwn time in case of any need for service.

if the price is attractive enogh may be you can talk to one of the dealers in your coutry...