This machine is just incredible. It blows my mind every time, and I have watched all these videos like 100 times each. Cant wait to see the final result, keep it going man! Woo ya woo ya 👏
Congrats 👏. This is one of the most daring -if not the most daring- projects on RU-vid... and believe me, I've been watching RU-vid craftsmen since I was 14, and now I am 28 😅. Can't wait for the next part! Greetings from 🇽🇰 Kosovo
khoan , máy mài góc , mài nhám , mà anh ta có thể làm ra được 1 sản phẩm tuyệt vời đến như vậy ! chúc anh luôn luôn khoẻ mạnh , thành công trong công việc .
Hello! Excellent as always! You should have purchased an facemill and a flycutter the surface faster and smoother. I cried watching your suffering when milling with a small diameter endmill (this is a joke, of course). You did not scrape the surfaces after milling, is this planned before final assembly? And another question: when you made the vertical milling head, did you use a custom Morse Taper 3 spindle or bought one ready for Bridgeport type milling machine?
I bought 50 mm face mill BUT millling head was mounted on 120mm wide square tube , and spindle was 420 mm from point of mounting. It wasn't rigid enough for such a big tool. Fly cutter probably would work because of low tool pressure. Guides of table movement will be scraped later. Spindle is chinese z4132 (there are 2 options - mill type with bore thru and drill type without bore, very cheap) , I only used custom spindle sleeve to match with diameter of hydraulic cylinder.
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