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#When cutting a thin plate of aluminum stock, tools like the 1/2" and the shear hog will induce too much pressure and cause chatter. This can be prevented by performing your adaptive and contour operations with a small bit such as a 3/16". | #When cutting a thin plate of aluminum stock, tools like the 1/2" and the shear hog will induce too much pressure and cause chatter. This can be prevented by performing your adaptive and contour operations with a small bit such as a 3/16". | ||
#Always reference Z first | #Always reference Z first | ||
#Max grip on the | #Max grip on the vise is 5.3" | ||
#If the safety enclosure is not properly closed, the spindle velocity will drop to 1000 RPM provided the machine is running. | #If the safety enclosure is not properly closed, the spindle velocity will drop to 1000 RPM provided the machine is running. | ||
#Because of the tram on the mill, the superfly will face better when cutting from right to left. | |||
#Careful when re-installing the vice to not install it too far in the Y direction that it crashes into the accordion material at the back of the machine when reaching its limit switch in the positive Y direction. | |||
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# | #https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do_C_NLH5sw | ||
Latest revision as of 03:06, 24 March 2018
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Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) documents, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) information, and Operator's Manuals can be found in the Safety and Manuals section.
This machine is covered under the CNC training. Users who have not completed this training cannot use this machine.
CNC:
- When facing with a superfly on aluminum, use 1500 RPM, 9% velocity slider (~10 ipm)
- When performing cuts on a thin sheet of aluminum, stabilize it on either side with 1-2-3 blocks. Also, to reduce chatter, face with an 1/2" endmill using 1500 RPM and 9% velocity slider (~10 ipm)
- When cutting a thin plate of aluminum stock, tools like the 1/2" and the shear hog will induce too much pressure and cause chatter. This can be prevented by performing your adaptive and contour operations with a small bit such as a 3/16".
- Always reference Z first
- Max grip on the vise is 5.3"
- If the safety enclosure is not properly closed, the spindle velocity will drop to 1000 RPM provided the machine is running.
- Because of the tram on the mill, the superfly will face better when cutting from right to left.
- Careful when re-installing the vice to not install it too far in the Y direction that it crashes into the accordion material at the back of the machine when reaching its limit switch in the positive Y direction.
CAM Videos