I need a post

[cadcam]

Harryman,what you have been here wacking your brains trying to be helpful. hey keep your hands to yourself sir.

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

LOL!!!!

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

That was wRacking NOT wacking.

[Harryman]

Spelling... Not just for sitcoms anymore

 

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I have been in a meeting

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The rest of us have been in seventh grade.

[Toolfab]

LMAO @ Harry

[Scott Bond]

[cadcam]

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wRacking NOT wacking.

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I sorry I can't spell,Is there a diffrence in the way you pronounce it?

 

Oh and if you perfer to "wRacking" it, instead of "wacking" it , that's fine by me.

[Scott Bond]

Would that be a manual feature?

[Peccator]

Thats what I love about this forum. It doesnt have to be all work. You guys kill me.

Shane

[Peccator]

Yes, Scott. That is a manual feature. But, get someone to do it for you. Works for me. I,m not to keen on manual myself.

 

Shane

[Hardmill]

You boys are too funny.

 

PEACE

[crazy^millman]

Well if that floats your boat doing it that way fine by me.

 

 

I dont understand why you would want to try to run that machine manunally anyway? J/K

[iowajim62]

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That was wRacking NOT wacking.

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It was ????

 

And here I thought we were actually helping a fellow forum member with specific info related to his particular problem.

 

BTW Scott u need any help we're here !!!!!!

All-angle hole poking,Deep hole poking or any other poking u let us know ?!?!

[Jack Mitchell]

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13,000 rpm cat 50

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Hey Scott,

 

Are you sure about this max rpm for a Cat50 holder?

Seems a tad dangerous.

 

Regards, Jack

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

13k is about the upper limit on CAT50. Though I thing you can get a CAT50 BIG Shepard spindle at 15k but it had Face and Taper contact.

[iowajim62]

Hi all,

 

We run our 15k spindles at 14,500 max rpms with balanced Cat50 holders. These are all short tools that are less than 8" gauge length. No face and taper contact here just good ol' MAZAKS.

 

Come on James I know ur gonna say sumfin. (lol)

[Scott Bond]

Hi all

I will proly wimp out long before 13000, but I am hopeing to run 3/4" MinIcuts (brand)

(1" deep and .200 step over)

750 diameter, 3 flutes

7,700 rpm ,,, 200 feed rate

.008 chip load

1511 Surface feet.

I'll put on my welding goggles in case of flames.

 

[ 03-04-2004, 09:47 PM: Message edited by: Scott Bond ]

[cadcam]

Scott , Are you sloting or profileing?

Buy the way it would be S7695 M03 F185 (.750 3 Flut)at SF 1511.

 

I would say most likely profileing sense you stated a radial cut of .200

 

I can say that sounds like fun.

So who makes the machine?

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

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...Come on James I know ur gonna say sumfin. (lol) ...

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We'll see how that spindle looks/sounds in 5-10 years. You won't be sayin'

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...just good ol' MAZAKS...

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then. It'll be more like this ...

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Oh, Scott... I'd seriously consider Shrink Fit tooling if I were you. I wish I would have done that here. Course when we were setting up this cell, the heating units were like $17K. They've come down substantially to where I've seen them for less than $10k. WESTEC is coming up. I'm surwe you can get some great deals on tooling.

 

DEWD! What kind of machine is it???

 

HTH

[Scott Bond]

OKK

I like the OKK, and I'm aware of other favorite brands that you guys are running. I'm just happy to get a machine in this catigory HERE, I would have welcomed any of them.

Scott

[Marty A]

Scott

you will like the okk, we have three

of them here and have'nt really had

any problems with them.good luck bud

 

 

marty

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

They make very good equipment. Sure beats a Mazak! (That was for Jim)

 

LOL!!!!!

[cadcam]

Scott, what model? Sounds like the one I programmed at another company. Really nice machine.

 

But this had i think 6 pallets.

I should have a picture I can share.

[Scott Bond]

Model

OKK HM-80S

AKA" Scott's science project"

I have worked with and programmed for the

OKK's , I have no complains.