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Machining some shafts for Marble Machine X

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Today I'm machining some shafts for Martin from Wintergatan and his Marble Machine X projekt.
If you don't know him already here is the link to his channel.
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Music credits:
Wintergatan - Sandviken Stradivarius
Wintergatan_ Marble Machine
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27 авг 2024

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@Wintergatan 6 лет назад

I mean... this kind of awesome precision! Much here to learn from for me. Even the drawer that holds the tools are soo precise, i love it, your work is such a great contribution to the Marble Machine X!

@dmkays 5 лет назад

Fantastic job. I am so glad that you are contributing to the MMX.

@Trancelebration 5 лет назад

Nice attention to details with final contouring passes !

@kmpnelson 6 лет назад

Haha! I just watched this in German because it didn't show up on my feed for English!

@buddyclem7328 6 лет назад

kmpnelson Me too! At least I had an excuse to watch it twice. *So* satisfying.

@longscott428 6 лет назад

Great videos! Thanks for making a English Channel. Could you do a English video over view of your machine?

@AlexCNCen 6 лет назад

English version of the overview is planned. But it will take some time until it is done :) Best Alex

@grecolonsvila 5 лет назад

What a great channel I found looking at Wintergatan!

@vizionthing 6 лет назад

Fantastic finishing! Could you make a clamp that would be placed on the shaft to give the same reference - but being longer would give greater accuracy? The backing tracks really makes this, nice touch, (its almost like hes in the room with you)

@AlexCNCen 6 лет назад

I also thought about such a clamp. This would be more precise and it wouldn't weaken that keyway. Then I also would use a machinist level for setup. But my method was easier and faster in this case. So I choose that.

@seriouslyreally5413 6 лет назад

Love the Marble Machine song playing in the background!!

@scowell 6 лет назад

Subbed! Looking forward to more of your videos! Hello from Texas USA.

@mti7948 5 лет назад

Another fine job well done ! ... if I can make a suggestion ... I like to run a 45 deg chamfer pass on all machined edges. From .002 to .005 edge-break takes a little more effort to begin with but reduces labor by letting the machine do the work. The deburred parts will look more professional and be safer to handle ....

@NTGInnovations 5 лет назад

Alex, du bist der Beste! :)

@morningcrafts 6 лет назад

Very nice friend...

@samuelt321 6 лет назад

Nice work!

@ReiniGrauer 5 лет назад

Love your router! Did you make all the parts for the spindle? Do you just have a single belt reduction from the motor to the spindle? I was looking at doing something similar for a router build as lower speed BT30 spindles able to cut steel are very expensive.

@AlexCNCen 5 лет назад

Thank you. The shaft was made by a friend because I didn't had a lathe at that time. But the rest I did. Its a single stage belt reduction. If you want to get low RPM just use a "normal" motor with lower rpm instead of such a high speed motor. You can have a look at aliexpress if you want a cheap BT30 spindle for low speeds. But I don't know how good they are.

@arnljotseem8794 5 лет назад

Interesting collet system. Can you show some more in a future video? What is the power of your spindle?

@richiepfeiffer9302 5 лет назад

A few comments here 1ST what kind of prob is it that you are using here in this video 2ND definitely not necessary to machine soft jaws for holding round stock if you elevate it with a flat piece of scrap to a point no higher than the halfway point of the circumference of the round stock you'll be fine for the simple processes that you were doing here though that vertical one could be handy 3RD what was your process for maintaining parallelism on the shorter shafts from one end to the other or was that now a critical dimension

@AlexCNCen 5 лет назад

1. That probe is self build. I'm planning to do a video about it but that may take some time until it is finished. 2. With the soft jaws it was easier to align the shaft when you don't have to take care about the loose spacer. And The softjaws came in handy for other projects. 3.It wasn't that critical. I just put a parallel on the flat spot that was down in the vice. Then I aligned the parallel by eye parallel to the vice jaw Best Alex

@Bu5H84 5 лет назад

wow your machine is really good build, id love to see an english overview of your machine, do you maybe have a CAD model of it.

@AlexCNCen 5 лет назад

Hi I'm currently working on some English versions of the videos on my German channel. There will be also a video about the milling machine. Unfortunately, the CAD model is broken. Best Alex

@the1stbuilder65 6 лет назад

This is awesome! What machine is that? The surface finish is amazing.

@AlexCNCen 6 лет назад

The machine is self built. I don't have a video in English where I show my machine. But I will make a video about that. Her is the link to the German version. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_lFhiap4BKk.html

@the1stbuilder65 6 лет назад

Alex CNC en Ah, I thought it might be self built. I really like how you added the ability to use a probe, that has to save a lot of time

@thecarl168 5 лет назад

did you build the milling machine ? or was it a kit ?

@AlexCNCen 5 лет назад

The milling machine is self build. I have planned a video where I show it in detail here on the English channel. There is already a German version available on my other channel (Alex CNC)

@satchelsieniewicz5824 5 лет назад

what machine is that.. did you build it? the cnc that is

@AlexCNCen 5 лет назад

he milling machine is self build. I have planned a video where I show it in detail here on the English channel. There is already a German version available on my other channel (Alex CNC)