I'd be ashamed to turn out a cabinet that had the start/stop hole locations offset like that. Looks terrible! You need to have stops left and right. Geez. Take this video down, it's hard enough getting young folks into the business anymore without showing them sloppy work ethics like this. I'm surprised your clients accept this!
@user-samyk2 жыл бұрын
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@nanoblasting3 жыл бұрын
you cut the circle so amazing... 👍👍
@joeygonzo3 жыл бұрын
gorilla glue, ouch!
@joeygonzo3 жыл бұрын
1:23, the secret
@manny46735 жыл бұрын
wat kind of paint did u use
@keithcitizen48555 жыл бұрын
Machine is called a pin router , press foot pedal then pin locates template.
@delrstudio.22525 жыл бұрын
hello how can i buy this..?
@angelotig5 жыл бұрын
How the heck did you cut out that circle ⭕️ so perfectly!!??
@joeygonzo3 жыл бұрын
pinned at the bottom
@rohitkumer64765 жыл бұрын
Goal speaker Kat and Bali machine na nam
@mihajlovicgoran695 жыл бұрын
Hi, can You tell what configuration are You using, as: 1) tool diameter and nº of flute. 2) rpm 3) feed rate 4) deep of cut Thanks
@nicolezhang23405 жыл бұрын
know more, wechat/whatsup: 008613075365628
@AmazingHasdeo5 жыл бұрын
How to buy this product
@user-wx9pm2ll3l5 жыл бұрын
How did you just cut that circle so perfectly?
@ShreeNathMusicalEvents5 жыл бұрын
good
@anaknaabahkholid6 жыл бұрын
Goog job
@dukenerd63206 жыл бұрын
I never understood why people 'blow' the excess waste rather than vacuum it up... I imagine the ultra fine plastic, metal and even wood particles ain't good for your lungs.
@Rgrealy56 жыл бұрын
What bit? What RPM and Feed rate?
@djgaju16316 жыл бұрын
इसका price क्या है
@ThomasMesen6 жыл бұрын
I know I can help build your online influence lets connect via instagram @thomasmesen
@aminjahed40586 жыл бұрын
great work !
@nurerwan69297 жыл бұрын
There are a few suggestions to think about before you start your own woodworking company Will you have help from your spouse? Are you someone who is self-motivated? Will you carry out the plan? Do you have the funds to go ahead? (I discovered these and the reasons they work from Enata wood system website )
@thromboid7 жыл бұрын
Yes, it'd be nice if they spec'd the machining parameters, but let's see what we can deduce: The machining produces a 300 Hz tone. If we assume a 1-flute tool: 300 Hz -> 1/min 18000 So probably 18k RPM, or maybe a 2-flute running at 9k RPM. For the feedrate: 19 seconds to do a pass around the piece, which looks around 30 cm diameter, so: 30 cm * pi / (19 s) -> mm/min 2976.2456718219093833 We do know the stock is 1.5" thick. We don't see all the passes, but it must be at least half a dozen. 1.5 inch / 6 -> mm 6.35 Maybe 4 or 5 mm per pass? Shrug. :) Calculations are in Frink syntax.
@TMS51007 жыл бұрын
yeah, baffles me why they seem to think this is some kind of industry trade secret.
@Grzabekus7 жыл бұрын
for that type of job - 21k spindel rate, 1500mm tool speed, 5mm for pass for a single flute tool - this is all you need to know for a good finish
@methala86807 жыл бұрын
I've got an idea for a project but am useless with CNC machines. So looking for someone to make it for me I'll send over some sketches and a rough 3D model of it I'll pay for your services and the material used.Anyone interested?
@phienamuc73287 жыл бұрын
can you send me program
@phienamuc73287 жыл бұрын
How to make program
@tomjdesigns12807 жыл бұрын
pointless video without giving parameters. Cutter diameter, flute number, rpm, feed rate
@TheTrebor75777 жыл бұрын
Tom J Designs 
@nicolezhang23405 жыл бұрын
know more, wechat/whatsup: 008613075365628
@dtwistrewind73617 жыл бұрын
I was like wtf then I saw the pin after
@World_Tortise7 жыл бұрын
I operate the HPL 33. feeds bunks from the left or the right. I run the set up by myself and move material into racks via hydraulic lift table. any tips on trouble shooting issues or tricks of the trade?
@cristianogomesdenoronha16077 жыл бұрын
muito desperdício desnecessário de materia
@user-ej1gl6dy1j7 жыл бұрын
Как он так ровно вращает Фанеру.
@user-sx4yw4hl2i7 жыл бұрын
с низу ролик стоит, а под фанерой оправка ну или проще говоря шаблон
@norbertsmallegange63318 жыл бұрын
you do not wear ear protection this is loud and in a while you will not be able to enjoy music
@leonardodesousa6108 жыл бұрын
If you have a look at Hyezmar’s design in his Woodworking Bible, you can get a great alternative design for this.
@Coineno8 жыл бұрын
Whats the router speed rmp if I may ask?
@emmaemma63978 жыл бұрын
nice work iam filled with joy when I saw your site .iam learning please what's the name of the paint
@anlpereira8 жыл бұрын
Hi, great video. I would like to know what is the XY advance speed, what is the Z axis step down and what is the spindle rpm? Thank you very much.
@malikhammad37207 жыл бұрын
hello do you know make a file acrylic angrave & cut if you now pls tell me
@nicolezhang23405 жыл бұрын
know more, wechat/whatsup: 008613075365628
@tecnicsboys8 жыл бұрын
crazy machine
@jlbuenfilg8 жыл бұрын
Fine cut. how do you hold the center piece to avoid moving at the final cut? i'm stuck on that part...
@KKuurus7 жыл бұрын
vacuum
@MildlyCurious9 жыл бұрын
why is it not melting on the bit??
@KKuurus7 жыл бұрын
feed rate the chips pull the heat away.
@CabooseLoL Жыл бұрын
It's cast acrylic. Extruded acrylic has a lower heat tolerance and it's more likely that the chips will weld back onto the material. Also, using the correct speeds and feeds solves melting.
@alphasxsignal9 жыл бұрын
Dam chip board
@zippyLTU9 жыл бұрын
Whats the name of that Melamine board feeder?
@johnmurphy10809 жыл бұрын
A strip of tape brings the whole project together. A 2" wide non s-t-r-e-t-c-h / Kleen Peel film tape adhered to the material on the opposite side of the sheet prior to routing will hold the definition of the miter-fold joint perfectly while the glue cures. Z Axis should be down to, but not through the 5 mil, 400 Lb. Tensile Strength film backing. Once the bond is made simply peel off the sticky* tape. The adhesive peels kleen and leaves no residue on the finished part. See www.allstaradhesives.com (V Groove Tape(s).
@fcweddington9 жыл бұрын
That is the biggest piece of bread I've ever seen.
@jecldistributor83679 жыл бұрын
What kind of machine is the t-molder?
@tahirshafi93779 жыл бұрын
Beautiful.
@estebanbaltierrez454910 жыл бұрын
What is the feed, rpm and type brand of bit? I'm rewelding chips in material 1/4 and thicker. Thks
@kieronlomax332810 жыл бұрын
Hey Esteban, I personall use a 9.5mm Onsrud 3 Flute Up Spiral Finishing Bit (tool number 60-245) and cut in multiple passes at 4.75mm per pass (or less, the rule is to cut around the same depth as half the tool diameter per pass). Try a "last pass compensation" too, allow about +0.2mm bigger on the roughing cuts and bring the last pass in to the required size for a clean edge. I cut 25mm thick acrylic like this a few times a week. Feed : 2000mm/min Plunge : 1500mm/min (V-Ramp) RPM : 18000
@kieronlomax332810 жыл бұрын
Generally 2000mm/min, sometimes a little quicker if the chips are getting too hot and "clumping". Sharp bit makes a huge difference, try more and shallower passes with a final cleanup if you're struggling. Or, get a 120W laser! I'm doing 25mm thick acrylic on our 100W.
@kieronlomax332810 жыл бұрын
Marks on the side are tricky though, I usually end up with a matt finish that needs cleanup and polishing. I'd love a diamond finishing bit but at $1000+ Australian it's not an option. If anyone has tips for polished edges on the cheap, let me know too!
@moserlabs566010 жыл бұрын
Kieron Lomax I've 'heard' that MAP gas torch will polish the edges. I've never tried as I didn't have the $50 to throw down to experiment, but I've read a few places that is how they polish sides
@tomjdesigns12807 жыл бұрын
Kieron Lomax how you avoiding taper cut with such a depth? I have 40W laser and can only cut 5 mm in one pass but still laser beam is kind of cone shape
@mannygibbs542910 жыл бұрын
Any tips on machining less the 1/8" styrene or acrylic. I work mostly with .03 - .08". I'm thinking about buying a small hobby CNC router. I see you have industrial grade machines but I figured you guys might still have some good tips on bits and speeds for styrene or acrylic.
@splicezone10 жыл бұрын
Very nice, I was very impressed, even after finding out about the pin (guide) underneath. Good job!
@TownCreekIndustries10 жыл бұрын
[email protected] Town Creek, Alabama 35672 Design and Build Machinery and Parts. CNC Routing Alabama 256-685-3055
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bad cut....
I'd be ashamed to turn out a cabinet that had the start/stop hole locations offset like that. Looks terrible! You need to have stops left and right. Geez. Take this video down, it's hard enough getting young folks into the business anymore without showing them sloppy work ethics like this. I'm surprised your clients accept this!
kzread.info/dash/bejne/anp9lMame9TNeso.html
you cut the circle so amazing... 👍👍
gorilla glue, ouch!
1:23, the secret
wat kind of paint did u use
Machine is called a pin router , press foot pedal then pin locates template.
hello how can i buy this..?
How the heck did you cut out that circle ⭕️ so perfectly!!??
pinned at the bottom
Goal speaker Kat and Bali machine na nam
Hi, can You tell what configuration are You using, as: 1) tool diameter and nº of flute. 2) rpm 3) feed rate 4) deep of cut Thanks
know more, wechat/whatsup: 008613075365628
How to buy this product
How did you just cut that circle so perfectly?
good
Goog job
I never understood why people 'blow' the excess waste rather than vacuum it up... I imagine the ultra fine plastic, metal and even wood particles ain't good for your lungs.
What bit? What RPM and Feed rate?
इसका price क्या है
I know I can help build your online influence lets connect via instagram @thomasmesen
great work !
There are a few suggestions to think about before you start your own woodworking company Will you have help from your spouse? Are you someone who is self-motivated? Will you carry out the plan? Do you have the funds to go ahead? (I discovered these and the reasons they work from Enata wood system website )
Yes, it'd be nice if they spec'd the machining parameters, but let's see what we can deduce: The machining produces a 300 Hz tone. If we assume a 1-flute tool: 300 Hz -> 1/min 18000 So probably 18k RPM, or maybe a 2-flute running at 9k RPM. For the feedrate: 19 seconds to do a pass around the piece, which looks around 30 cm diameter, so: 30 cm * pi / (19 s) -> mm/min 2976.2456718219093833 We do know the stock is 1.5" thick. We don't see all the passes, but it must be at least half a dozen. 1.5 inch / 6 -> mm 6.35 Maybe 4 or 5 mm per pass? Shrug. :) Calculations are in Frink syntax.
yeah, baffles me why they seem to think this is some kind of industry trade secret.
for that type of job - 21k spindel rate, 1500mm tool speed, 5mm for pass for a single flute tool - this is all you need to know for a good finish
I've got an idea for a project but am useless with CNC machines. So looking for someone to make it for me I'll send over some sketches and a rough 3D model of it I'll pay for your services and the material used.Anyone interested?
can you send me program
How to make program
pointless video without giving parameters. Cutter diameter, flute number, rpm, feed rate
Tom J Designs 
know more, wechat/whatsup: 008613075365628
I was like wtf then I saw the pin after
I operate the HPL 33. feeds bunks from the left or the right. I run the set up by myself and move material into racks via hydraulic lift table. any tips on trouble shooting issues or tricks of the trade?
muito desperdício desnecessário de materia
Как он так ровно вращает Фанеру.
с низу ролик стоит, а под фанерой оправка ну или проще говоря шаблон
you do not wear ear protection this is loud and in a while you will not be able to enjoy music
If you have a look at Hyezmar’s design in his Woodworking Bible, you can get a great alternative design for this.
Whats the router speed rmp if I may ask?
nice work iam filled with joy when I saw your site .iam learning please what's the name of the paint
Hi, great video. I would like to know what is the XY advance speed, what is the Z axis step down and what is the spindle rpm? Thank you very much.
hello do you know make a file acrylic angrave & cut if you now pls tell me
know more, wechat/whatsup: 008613075365628
crazy machine
Fine cut. how do you hold the center piece to avoid moving at the final cut? i'm stuck on that part...
vacuum
why is it not melting on the bit??
feed rate the chips pull the heat away.
It's cast acrylic. Extruded acrylic has a lower heat tolerance and it's more likely that the chips will weld back onto the material. Also, using the correct speeds and feeds solves melting.
Dam chip board
Whats the name of that Melamine board feeder?
A strip of tape brings the whole project together. A 2" wide non s-t-r-e-t-c-h / Kleen Peel film tape adhered to the material on the opposite side of the sheet prior to routing will hold the definition of the miter-fold joint perfectly while the glue cures. Z Axis should be down to, but not through the 5 mil, 400 Lb. Tensile Strength film backing. Once the bond is made simply peel off the sticky* tape. The adhesive peels kleen and leaves no residue on the finished part. See www.allstaradhesives.com (V Groove Tape(s).
That is the biggest piece of bread I've ever seen.
What kind of machine is the t-molder?
Beautiful.
What is the feed, rpm and type brand of bit? I'm rewelding chips in material 1/4 and thicker. Thks
Hey Esteban, I personall use a 9.5mm Onsrud 3 Flute Up Spiral Finishing Bit (tool number 60-245) and cut in multiple passes at 4.75mm per pass (or less, the rule is to cut around the same depth as half the tool diameter per pass). Try a "last pass compensation" too, allow about +0.2mm bigger on the roughing cuts and bring the last pass in to the required size for a clean edge. I cut 25mm thick acrylic like this a few times a week. Feed : 2000mm/min Plunge : 1500mm/min (V-Ramp) RPM : 18000
Generally 2000mm/min, sometimes a little quicker if the chips are getting too hot and "clumping". Sharp bit makes a huge difference, try more and shallower passes with a final cleanup if you're struggling. Or, get a 120W laser! I'm doing 25mm thick acrylic on our 100W.
Marks on the side are tricky though, I usually end up with a matt finish that needs cleanup and polishing. I'd love a diamond finishing bit but at $1000+ Australian it's not an option. If anyone has tips for polished edges on the cheap, let me know too!
Kieron Lomax I've 'heard' that MAP gas torch will polish the edges. I've never tried as I didn't have the $50 to throw down to experiment, but I've read a few places that is how they polish sides
Kieron Lomax how you avoiding taper cut with such a depth? I have 40W laser and can only cut 5 mm in one pass but still laser beam is kind of cone shape
Any tips on machining less the 1/8" styrene or acrylic. I work mostly with .03 - .08". I'm thinking about buying a small hobby CNC router. I see you have industrial grade machines but I figured you guys might still have some good tips on bits and speeds for styrene or acrylic.
Very nice, I was very impressed, even after finding out about the pin (guide) underneath. Good job!
[email protected] Town Creek, Alabama 35672 Design and Build Machinery and Parts. CNC Routing Alabama 256-685-3055