[peter]

hi all
just thought i would post some picture's of smt robot milled using onecnc smt technoligie
put the model in , position it , then ask ONECNC TO MANUFACTURE
using SMT technoligie
vist them at www.onecnc.com
first rendered image

[peter]

next a roughing stratagie

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roughing rendered

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lets see the machine roughing

[peter]

roughing in progress

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roughed out

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semi rough stratagie

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finish stratgie

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1.4mm cutter stratagie using a contain area

[peter]

machine 1.4 cut

[peter]

thats him finished

[peter]

this is him stood up and ready to go
hope you enjoyed?
best regards
peter

[cncadmin]

I want one! That's really cool.

[peter]

cheer's paul

[HuFlungDung]

Nice project, Peter

How long did that take to cut?

What kind of spindle rpm could you get?

Does anyone make a little electric high speed spindle that you could insert into the main spindle (as if it were just another tool)?

I hate running the main spindle long and hard just to create a little bit of dust

[Mortek]

How about making an adapter for a dremmel to mount in the spindle. Use M19 to lock the spindle and goto town. You could also use a small router and do the same thing. I've been thinkng about this also for wood projects where I only have 6000 rpm spindle speed in my mill. Could even make the adapter fit in a 1 1/2" tool holder.

[wms]

Precise Corporation does.

But they only go up 180,000 rpm.

http://www.precise.us/product_direct-shank.html

[peter]

hi hu
cut it in about 6 hours start to finish but as you know i was on it
off it due to customers
also my spindle is 6000 rpm max
Hu mentioned toolpaths for other controller's
if anybody want's i t
best regards
peter

[peter]

here is the bigger version
thats a 25mm ballnose 190mm long
(1" x 7.5" long)

[peter]

and another all made with onecnc smt technolgy
www.onecnc.com.au