CNC Hextrudort Main Body - Time-lapse 

die sind vom Bau her zum glück echt einfach. da ist nicht so sonderlich viel dahinter.

@@KlausMichaelKMS ja richtig, die einzigste Herausforderung ist ein passendes Harmonic Drive zu erhaschen.😉

Thanks

Yes the 6mm endmill stick out was a bit extensive. That was due to the DC6 holder I used, unfortunately the 6mm endmill would need to be shortened to fit properly and I just broke the only one I adapted so far and did not want to go through the effort again at that point in time. Cutting carbide is somewhat tiresome..... In the meantime I revisited the cam as I need to make two parts anyways and noticed that I can sefely use a er20 holder without any collisions for this part. So I will switch to this. However the stick out is not the only issue during roughing. I can get away with 0.2xD optimal load but it's pushing it at times and 0.1xD is just a safer approach and I'm not sanding too much time in roughing anyways.

@@kms-cnc-2 could you score the shaft of the carbide with something diamond then snap it?

yea that 4th axis needs some clearance here and there ;-)

Not really. That video is played at 8x the speed 😉 (and I cut away all the tool changes which take roughly 60s each and I think there are about 14 or 15 of them 🤣)

Ja die läuft super und eröffnet ganz neue Möglichkeiten

yes

It's doing its job. But you get what you pay. I would not trust it if I needed to get 100% repeatable clamping. But for the work I do I typically can work with that as I cutting away material from all sides anyway.

@@KlausMichaelKMS al long as it grips solid and there is no part shifting you cannot ask more!

Have a look at main Chanel, there are videos of the build of the 4th Axis available.

Yes fusion seems to add more and more air cuts to the adaptive tool paths. As those are mainly all one time runs only I tend to not invest too much time in tweaking the tool paths. Spending 10min for a 1min improvement does not make much sense when running the Programm only once

@@KlausMichaelKMSYep makes sense, if you ever turn it into production though.

~30min including all tool changes.

Running at 800% speed 😉

It must have accelerated many times

Hi. I decided to not publish the cad model. First of there are to many thinks that I would change when building a new one. Assembly can be quiet tiresome on this design. And I don't have time to support anyone who wants to build it.

@@kms-cnc-2 amazing work. if you decided to publish it I'll be in a Q waiting. promise - no questions my side )

@@kms-cnc-2 same for me i already have experience (i already have a small cnc wood and plastic capabilities). Thanks you in advance

Fusion

🤣 Because 3d printing is a bit easier and for certain parts the cheaper and sometimes even better solution 😉 Overall both technologies perfectly complement each other.

Hi I'm not doing any commissioned work, I hardly find enough time for my own projects.

No worries thanks anyway

Robert, We can prototype 4 & 5axis. DM me.

Robert, we can make it. DM me.

Talk is cheap 😉 Go ahead and show a video where you do better. I'm always interested in other peoples solutions

Just kidding!!😊 It was a MAGNIFICENT work. Cheers!

😉 But to be honest I'm quiet sure that there better ways to approach this part.

Never said it would. Have a look at the explanation video on my main channel. I explain why I'm doing it this way.