Wabeco F1210E CNC mill cutting a spiral
georgef8 asked:
A Wabeco F1210E CNC milling machine cutting a multi-start spiral in 6061 aluminum
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Categories: Howto Tags: Aluminum, Cnc Cutting, Cnc Machine, CNC Mill, Cnc Milling, Milling Machine, Spiral, Wabeco
CNC Glass Cutting & Beveling of Antique Mirror Glass
Making reproduction Antique mirror glass is just one service provided by Timeless Reflections of Spring Valley Illinois. We also have a fabrication section that does such things as beveling, drilling of holes, etching, glue chipping and carving of glass panels. We custom do orders for each client based on there needs.
Categories: cnc glass cutting Tags: Antique, antique mirror, AUTO, Cnc Cutting, cnc glass, cnc glass cutting, CNC Links, Draft, Mirror, spring valley illinois, timeless reflections
Avon CNC Mill + Mach 3 cutting at 5000mm/min
DrMarkVaughan asked:
My Avon cnc mill, with Mach3 + G100 pushed to 5000mm/min in mdf with direct step resolution of 0.6 micron
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Categories: Howto Tags: Avon, Cnc Cutting, CNC Mill, G100, Mach 3, Mdf, Step Resolution
Homebuildt CNC mill demo.
henrols asked:
8min video showing my homebuildt CNC milling machine cutting a piece of aluminum.
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What is the minimum size of router bit you can use with a small CNC routing/engraving table?
Antony G asked:
I considering buying a cnc router table (max material cutting size is 1200mm x 800mm x 90mm). The website indicates the blade holder specfications are 3.175mm, 4mm & 6mm. Does this mean that the minimum router bit size I can use with this machine is 3.175mm? Basically, I want to cut narrow straight slots in a sheet of MDF and I need them to be as narrow as possible. Does this mean that this machine cannot cut slots more narrow than 3.175mm?
I considering buying a cnc router table (max material cutting size is 1200mm x 800mm x 90mm). The website indicates the blade holder specfications are 3.175mm, 4mm & 6mm. Does this mean that the minimum router bit size I can use with this machine is 3.175mm? Basically, I want to cut narrow straight slots in a sheet of MDF and I need them to be as narrow as possible. Does this mean that this machine cannot cut slots more narrow than 3.175mm?
Finally, the sheet of MDF would be 30mm thickness. If the machine was to router/engrave completely through the sheet e.g to a depth of 30mm, would the cut be straight and clean with no tool marks on the cut sides of the MDF? Would a router bit with a thickness of 3.175 struggle to do this?
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Categories: Do It Yourself (DIY) Tags: Blade Holder, Cnc Cutting, Cnc Engraving, Cnc Router Table, Cnc Routing, Max Material, Mdf, Router Bit, Slots, Struggle, Tool Marks
CNC router cutting MDF?
Antony G asked:
I need to find a way of cutting a sheet of MDF which the dimensions 2500mm x 1250mm x 30mm, into strips 12mm wide.
I need to find a way of cutting a sheet of MDF which the dimensions 2500mm x 1250mm x 30mm, into strips 12mm wide.
The cut surfaces must be totally free from tool marks and the strips of MDF must be cut completely straight with 90 degree edges. I’ve obviously considered using a cicular saw but that would leave some saw marks on the material (importantly, it would not be possible to sand the MDF after cutting).
Is it possible to do this with a cnc router/engraving machine? Obviously I would lose a fair amount of material due to the cutting width of the router bit, but as the MDF is quite cheap I don’t mind this.
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Categories: Do It Yourself (DIY) Tags: Cnc Cutting, Cnc Engraving, Cnc Machine, CNC Router, Engraving Machine, Mdf, Router Bit, Surfaces, Tool Marks
