ive been itching to build a tubular car sorta like that for a very long time...might have to get on that now that i have a cnc mill to make the parts i need.
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ive been itching to build a tubular car sorta like that for a very long time...might have to get on that now that i have a cnc mill to make the parts i need.
i feel confident that programs i have on my machine will work for yours...if you want i can program something you need done and send over the gcode and a setup page with a drawing and tool list.
http://image.mustangandfords.com/f/miscellaneous/weldcraft-flexible-welding-torches/30872655/weldcraft-flextech-torches.jpg
ya you can just buy the torch, get a wp9 and thank me later ;)
you need a wp9 torch, its the smallest "normal" size air cooled torch thats the same size as the wp20 which is the most popular water cooled torch.
the price on that 5th axis setup is in the 40k...
i use allied gases
Allied Gases
do what i do..i play the companies against each other. when you have the funds call around and tell them you do business with x company and they arent treating...
oh dude..and they deliver! i have a welder at my house...they will deliver to my house on the week days and its clear across town from them...for free!
i bought a 12 foot piece of 10" wide by...
btw that last picture is made of mic6 aluminum. it machines different than 6061-t6 for sure.
holy ****! dude im so glad i dont live in TN... for me... the largest tank you can own, costs $250 to buy a tank and costs me $31 to fill and they just exchange it out.
http://pictures.targetsfromus.com/var/resizes/cnc-mill/DSC02147.JPG?m=1347634667
biggest piece ive made to date. need to mill the back side then fix it to the table, indicate it, then finish the...
#16 opening is what i use, big ol cup...then if you have a water cooler you can weld via holding the cup which gives you an even more steady bead.
if you dont already...get some aluminum blocks...
yep its an oil catch can. 1 of the holes is threaded but not to my liking at all, i just ran a batch of 5 for now until the threadmill comes in as well as a facemill of some sort.
the facemill i...
http://pictures.targetsfromus.com/var/resizes/cnc-mill/can1/DSC02144.JPG?m=1347616057
and the 2nd op done. needs to be welded then faced .05 on all sides.
http://pictures.targetsfromus.com/var/resizes/cnc-mill/can1/DSC02140.JPG?m=1347598223
http://pictures.targetsfromus.com/var/resizes/cnc-mill/can1/DSC02141.JPG?m=1347598223
need 2nd op on each...
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ive been using the wizard on cnccookbook but really ive had better luck using my cam software and just adding the tools i use.
ive been saving the processes which sets the tool, speed/feed/etc for...
stainless is my fav just above aluminum. a tip for your stainless welding, and aluminum... dont dip the rod straight into the puddle, instead feed it to the outside top edge of the puddle.
less...
just came across this video. figured you would enjoy it
Flügel I Machining - YouTube
when i can afford it im getting the stuff to do this type of work holding/machining. the new mill has 4th...
problem is everyone cuts costs, even using 303 stainless it costs too much and each flange can cost upwards of $100-150 vs $50, if it was my setup i would run 303 stainless for sure. but aside from...
ah yes inches, sorry. the problem with plasma is the inside corners are never "crisp" and always seemed to be washed out some.
how much of a chamfer? just to break the edge so its not sharp? you could use a hand deburr tool for that or even a dremel type tool if you had the patience.
.01 or better depending on how the plasma feels like running that day
ah man you will get work in! ive been in this "scene" for many many years and once old friends heard i had a mill they stop by every day bringing me things they want and dropping off deposit checks....
i just found this website.
THREAD MILLS SOLID CARBIDE HELICAL FLUTED
im going to order from them and give it a shot. i dont think ill break a tool but id rather learn on less expensive tooling...
how precise do these need to be? I have a hi def cnc plasma in house that i could cut the parts then do the rest of the machine work.
but ill be honest, i think if you just need some countersinked...
cant wait to see the finished product on that bender.
I just got a job for 15 turbo manifolds, i keep telling people im not a fab shop but some how more and more work keeps flowing in. Ill get to...
such easy parts. Why not have these waterjet or laser? btw those sharp inside corners arent possible on a mill in a single op. I would look into getting these laser or waterjet cut for sure.
i think ill go the threadmill route for sure then. just need to see if i can i can find them for a little cheaper than that price.
material is 6061-t7.
even if i had to buy another tap holder...
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