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Stupid Human Tricks!


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I think I forgot an M08 somewhere! banghead.gif This wasn't the most encouraging thing to have happen when I tried to make my first part with out a professor or the lab tech helping today. Think I need to check the spindle speed also.

D’OH!

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looks like you need a regrind bonk.gif

 

i've never ruined an endmill...ok, I lie. flame.gif

 

hope it wasn't the final exam rolleyes.gif

 

its a learning experience like the guys said. it happens to the best of them. glad you showed us, it was good for a laugh. on the serious side, though, it's always best to measure twice, cut once. Nothing beats experience when learning.

 

OK, got a mold ready to machine now...gotta run. I think I'll recheck to make sure coolant is on eek.gif

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Yea well have you ever melted (i mean WELDED one of those p.o.s. iscar 1 fluters (1/2) to a piece of steel to the point when you loosen the vise to move the head up (because of Z axis overload) and take the tool out of the spindle to break it off the part? did that one quite a few years back, and they still claim its a good plunging tool.

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Don't feel bad. My nickname in school was "Crash" biggrin.gif

 

The best one I did was writing a program by hand and forgetting to turn the spindle on. I pushed a 3/8 drill right through a 1" block of aluminum.

 

It was after that incident I figured out that a good slide hold technique beat the prayer method every time.

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