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Hi all,
Looking into a Doosan Mynx 7500/50 II with 6k spindle, anyone care to share the good and not so good experience
with this machine.
Thanks in advance.
I can tell you when I buy my next Machine it has to have a minimum of 60 tool ATC. I'm sure when most of you older experienced
guys started out 12 ATC was the norm.. I remember when I bought my last Vertical I was so happy that it had a 32 ATC.
Hello all,
I have a machine with a Heidenhain Itnc 530
I need to use tool 32 with Height 33, how do I make this work when
Heidenhain does not post H Values
thanks in advance
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Hi all again,
Thank you for all your suggestions.
Just finished the first part.
Tool I went with is -
Niagara 6 flute Endmill 6.0" flute Length
Niagara Cobalt Finishing
Feed 5.0 Rpm 110 Removing 0.005"
Thanks again
Anyone have any suppliers that carry Long Flute Endmills,
Looking to Reach 5.750 Depth
Just For finishing .003 on walls
Material is 316L stainless steel
Looking for Split carbide brazed but also would consider solid Carbide.
Diameter range .750 - 1.250
Thank you
Hi all,
Has anyone experienced Area Ruff not leaving the required material, I don't mean to much
but not enough. Almost cut to Zero in some details.
I don't understand why, on some floors of Details theirs is .010 - .015 and some other
places 0.002
Programmed using X9
any insight would be great
I think most of the problem is zig zag cutting going to try 1 way next form. I have five to do they are almost all the same, by the last one I should be golden
My first operation is with a 2.0" high feed mill leaving .005 whole part
2nd / 3rd operations restmill tool paths to bring all surfaces leaving a constant 0.005
4th Raster top 3/4 ball mill
5th water line
6th and on 2d tool paths and drilling reaming etc..
Problem is surface finnish the top part of form, Tool tip wearing out.
Looking for some advice.
Material 4140HT
Material Left for Finnish is .005 thou
Finnish tool path is Raster ( zig zag ) and coolant
tool is 3/4 ball ( dijet indexable )
Feed 115 Rpm 8000 with 0.011 step over
problem is surface finish, tool tip is wearing out.
Size of plate is 41.00 " x 16.00 "
What can I do to make surface finish better from start to end.
This is just for the top surface, I water line other details and that is fine.
Any help would be great.
Thanks all for the suggestions and recommendations,
I will probably go with some kind of high feed cutter and do the flip and face procedure ( 3 X )
follow up with a face mill leaving material for the surface grinder
Flat within 0.002"
Parallel Within 0.001"
Thanks all again.
Block is 6.1" thick Machine to 5.75"
Machine both sides leaving 0.003 per side for grinding
No Stress Reliving
I have a lot of Seco tools
Highfeed Cutters, inserts 218.19-160T-04-M08 F40M
But I'm open to any suggestions also
Looking for some tooling and speeds feeds.
Face Milling
Material 316L SS
24" x 36"
About 3/8 material coming off then onto surface grinder.
7 blocks to do
vertical Cnc Direct drive spindle 10 000 rpm
Any help would be great
I have a Awea Bm1600 Cat 50 6000 RPM machine, the machine is 6 + years old and running strong.
No real issues with the machine very happy with it, I also have the sp2016 bridge machine also built by awea good machine too.
the only real thing I don't like about it is when you use coolant through spindle it does not have a coolant draw back system to avoid soaked
spindle.
if you have any other question pm me.
No problem,
I'm sure many of you have made mistakes that could be avoided also
....
Well finished all the plates with the larger tap ( Glad that is all over ) Customer not overly pissed but like a few of you have stated... Final product was mine and it was wrong.
I know it is as simple as checking the tap with a thread gauge, but sometimes the for sure things are overlooked.
I can tell you that I will be checking my tooling alot closer now.
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