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    Got this part:


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    Quantities - 10k per yr initially them increasing
    Aluminium
    Looking at the top 30mm thick section lots of threaded (commonly 9/16unf) ports around the perimeter


    Looking for a machine recommendation to index to each hole and turn the ports


    Considering we're going down to a 3mm hole we've got high spindle speed so need the part tightly balanced


    Any suggestions?


    Cheers,

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    That part could be done in either a lathe or mill. I'm going to guess that the OD of the raw stock is about 100mm

    For a lathe, a machine like a Haas DS-30Y would work, a horizontal machining center. https://www.haascnc.com/content/haas...ne.DS-30Y.html This would allow running raw stock to finished part in one setup.

    It could also be built on a 4 axis mill, but would require two separate operations to complete, a 5 axis would eliminate one setup. The Haas mini would be a good choice. https://www.haascnc.com/machines/ver...ini-mills.html

    There are many other machines that would do this job.

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    Default Re: Machine recomendation

    hi bspear

    maybe one of this :
    ... M lathe + chuck capable of going excentric
    ... MY lathe ( maybe + B ) (*)
    ... cnc with turn cut function
    ... mill with 4th axis

    for a good machine sugestions, pls share the techical drawing ( so to see sizes, tolerances, conditions, etc ) / kindly


    (*) you don't need B axis being active for that part, but you may need it if you need more tools than a normal turret can hold, because a B comes with ATC

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