METAL Outdoor Wall Art | AltMill CNC Process & Behind the Scenes

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Get an exclusive look at the AltMill CNC machine tackling metal to create stunning outdoor wall art. Witness the precision and creativity in crafting this unique décor piece, ideal for any outdoor setting. Watch as this masterpiece comes to life before your eyes!
For more details on the AltMill, visit bit.ly/43ITFOP.
Bit Used
1/8″ Single Flute Upcut End Mill
bit.ly/3XXrn2x
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#cnc #metalworking #siencilabs #altmillcnc #metalart #cncart #outdoordecor #wallart #metalcraft #artisticmetalwork #homedecor #outdoorliving #artisancrafts #behindthescenes

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3 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@BuckysCustoms 17 дней назад

Purrrrdy cool, Scott!

@SienciLabs 17 дней назад

Thanks Dana, now it's your turn 😜

@thedadchronicles 17 дней назад

I'm waiting on my Altmill and I cannot help but think I could make the gantry universal for a plasma cutter.

@boko3155 11 дней назад

yes I've been assisting at sienci labs - and we are talking about that. It's good to see your interest. There are a few users - including myself that are also interested in making it into a fiber laser cutter...

@Teamchevy001 17 дней назад

What did you use for a bit?? And what gauge is the sheet of metal?

@SienciLabs 16 дней назад

The bit is a .125" single flute upcut linked below. bit.ly/3XXrn2x The metal is 16g steel Thanks for asking!

@Teamchevy001 16 дней назад

@@SienciLabs Thanks!

@chrishayes5755 17 дней назад

can you guys upload a test cutting into 1/4" or 1/2" steel plate?

@thedadchronicles 17 дней назад

This is most likely 18 gauge, you'll never see a machine cutting steel that thick with a bit.

@SienciLabs 16 дней назад

The metal is 16g steel. Close guess! ;)

@DrBrian0450 16 дней назад

@@SienciLabs so, why not cut thicker material in multiple passes?

@robnhannon 17 дней назад

Anyone considering this should know to NOT use dust collection or leave unattended if you are cutting ferrous metals.

@zohebthayer 17 дней назад

Can I ask why no dust collection

@SienciLabs 17 дней назад

Yes! Rob, thanks for pointing that out! No dust collection because it's a fire hazard. If a hot piece of metal got mixed in with the sawdust that's already been collected, it could ignite.