onecnc in the driving seat

[Bloy2004]

Nice pictorial! You make it look so easy!

[peter]

hi bloy2003
thanks for the comments
it was as easy as the pictorial shows
once you know what to do with the software
don't you just like the boys at ONECNC the tools are there to
manipulate your part and machine within hours not days (in some cases weeks)
have just looked at your machine? impressed
best regards
peter

[bb99]

Noce work!

--bb99

[cadcam]

Nice Job Petter.
And I have to say I like the play by play.

Now you are making money.

[Klox]

Peter,
how long did the machining take? (I'm curious)
I must say it's a job well done, you make it looks hilariously easy.....

Klox

[peter]

thanks for the comments cadcam
hi klox the machine time on the first side was about 2and a half
hours rough and finish machine
milling at 12000.00 rpm and 6000.0 meters a minute
remember this is for pattern makers
2hours op side
best regards
peter

[hilldf]

Is my math right?
1 m = 100 cm
6000 m/min = 600000 cm/min = 236,200 inches/min?

[peter]

hilldif
my milling stratagies in speeds and feeds are metric
spindle speed 12000 rpm
milling feed 6000mm
hope that clarifys your question
best regards
peter

[hilldf]

Hello Peter,

Yes. 6000 mm/min. If it were 6000 m/min I was going to ask where I had to get a plane ticket to, to watch that cut.

In a past life I made rock maple supports that had the contour of helicopter main rotor blades milled in them for transpotation purposes. All programmed with the best tools I had at the time. A programable calculator, a graph pad, a teletype and alot of cussing .
Things sure have improved.
Dan

[Klox]

Peter,
you are surely not fooling around when you're working! LOL! I used to share my premises with a Patternmaker, it's a very interesting trade.....

Klox

[peter]

thanks dan for seeing my error if it was going that fast i would bought everybody a plane ticket
klox
your quite right it is very intresting plus
they are master patternmakers
thankyou for comments
best regards
peter