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We needle to install the cable chain and to fix the Mechmate logo.
Where i can to find the standard Mechmate logo? Thank you Valdir |
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just cable carrier Installation
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Vladimir - I am amused at the way you hold the parts - with something as big as a Mechmate its quite difficult.
nice work though :) |
Vladmir I sometimes use the same principal, except I use small sticks 18" or so long. I have cut the ends off by mistake several times. If you continue this hold-down method you will too. All I needed to do was cut more sticks. What will you need to do ???????????????????? :(
Nice cutting machine :) |
I will answer that -replace finger tips :D
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Thanks!
I don't like a long stick, but it is necessary :). very danger machine. |
I don't like shortened fingers :D
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Linear Guideway
Hi Vladimir,
I'm curios how Linear Guideway takes the forces when you cut material like wood for example? Does those guideways resist in time and for how long ? Because when you cut along X and Y axis there are a lot of force in order to push through material. Thank you, Marius |
Marius, you question is about linear guide that I use in my Z axis?
My linear guide of the 20mm: charge= dynamic capacity is 14.1 KN charge =static capacity is 24 KN |
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hi all.
I would like to sharing this incredible work done by machine called mechmate . logo mark of our workshop, this will be internal environment. hugs |
Outstanding graphic design. Very professional.
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Looks Great! :)
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Good to hear from you guys again! Looks great!
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thanks guys, more news soon.:)
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Hi Vladimir,
How is your motor and z-slide holding up? Are you still happy with the cut performance? |
The cut is not as good, but for major work is acceptable.
soon we will use 3:1 reduction. hugs |
small video of that great machine in action.
http://www.kapbrasil.com/videos/artech.wmv Thanks Gerald! hugs. |
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Nicely done, thanks for sharing these great builds ;)
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Our mechmate boring and cutting of aluminum plates of 20mm. these parts are used in my next CNC project.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApVzcXgF4GY&fmt=18 |
cara vc ta maluco mesmo! (you are crazy dude!) :)
The MM bridge can wipe you out of the table in a split second if it makes a bad move, be carefull, no jokes, be carefull you never know when something goes wrong, shit happens... When I use my cnc mill I always use protective glasses, yeah, friends sometimes give me that look, but I only have a pair of eyes and I plan to keep them as they are right now... :) Be safe! |
Thanks Vladimir! What coolant/lubricant are you using?
(Pablo, let's not start a safety debate here) |
PEU, the mechmate machine is very reliable. :)
Gerald D, I use Soluble oil, 4 flute, 6mm HSS end mill . 10.000 rpm 0,4mm depth and 1300mm/min feed rate. the drilling was used a 3mm solid bit and 5mm deep hugs |
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hi there great job
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Thanks!
I used our mechmate to drilling the steel "I" profile, it will be used in my current cnc project. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYDn7xW3l9A here My Z axis, it has been cutting in mechmate regards |
Vladimir,
That is one large plate. What are you going to attach to it? |
on "I" profile, I will fix linear guides for the X axis of my next CNC project.
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I milling some 1/4 steel plate on mechmate, 26mm hole, I use it for my new CNC router project
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70HSeSVnd-w Hugs |
wow one stout plate!! is that 3/4"? Must be a heavy z slide.
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Yes, Z plate are 3/4" .It is Very heavy.
best regards. Vladimir |
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mechmate originate a monster! :)
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We feed the hungry dinosaur. see the cheerful face of the victim. :)
Another mechmate job too. |
Cool T-Rex. May I ask about the material (MDF I assume?) thickness? And where you got the DXF for cut file? I'd love to cut one myself for my school. Thanks
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Nicely done Vladimir! :)
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Thanks... i use 9mm MDF for T-REX an 3mm for human
for T -rex just increase for 9mm MDF Regards Vladimir |
Thanks for sharing Vladimir. What size is the human and the T-Rex.
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Great...one Christmas present taken care of. Thank you Vladimir.
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