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Greetings to all.
What do you think about this ? Toolchangerwsystem Kress FME530, FME800, FME 1050 # housing made of Aluminium 7075, hard anodized # spindleshaft made of stainless-steel # double spindle ball bearings (Hybrid-Ceramic, class P4, Typ HY S 61904 C TXM P4 UL) # concentricity 0,01mm # fine balanced # holding force on the cone 200N # SK15 toolholder ER11 Collets (1-8mm) # operating pressure 8 bar # fixing with 43mm Euroneck # driving speed up to 28.000 rpm # complete diameter 59mm # to be suitable for FME30, FME 800 und FME 1050 599,00 EUR incl. 19 % Tax excl.Shipping costs |
Most powerfull kress is 1050Watt, you could use it for engraving, but for some serious cutting you need more power.
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It would be a shame to see you build such a stout machine and z axis to use such a small/low powered spindle.
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Thatcher is a beautiful z slide. Any chance og getting Some high res photos by mail? Could've be a very interesting design to use on my new creation. It looks very sturdy. And the travel is perfect.
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I don't plan to use Kress as the basic spindle. I have shown an additive on Kress with automatic change of the tool. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kp0SAeR-Kg There can be use as an additional spindle for finishing processing at 3D. |
Kim, No problem :)
http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/4603/..._606c885a_orig http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/5205/..._d93f8e5b_orig http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/4509/...6_55c85c1_orig http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/4604/..._ddd7f337_orig http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/5404/..._a8d08d97_orig http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/4900/..._3ab54e58_orig Z-axis It has turned out really strong, but also heavy. |
Dmitriy
That is a great set of pictures. The simplicity of the z-slide is amazing, and I would have wished that I had thought of something like this before I made my current z-slide. But this will be so simple to make, that it will not be a problem to make it. |
Kim.
Here not all so is simple. I regret, but metal rolling has no ideal geometry. Welding too can't be exact. Therefore the pipes and a channel, welded together, should be milled. It not is accessible to all. It is one of variants... |
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Greetings to all!
I have progress in building MM. Today I the happiest person. MM has started to move! I want to tell to Gerald of a word of the big gratitude! You do people happy! Thanks you big! |
Here video of the first cut.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPF52sH_R9A |
BRAVO!
Congrats! |
I am proud of you Dmitriy!
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Congratulations
красиво сделано, браво! |
Great looking Machine !!! You get Number 68 !!!!!
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Congrats Dmitriy! :)
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Great looking machine
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Updated Builder's Log
That's one beautiful MechMate. Congratulations on completing your build and earning Serial #68.
Here is the Updated Builder's Log. Please review your entry and let me know any changes you want to make. Also, please let me know the "cutting" demensions of your MechMate for the Builder's Log. |
Hi Dmitriy
What iron profile did you use for Y gantry cross member tube (10 20 440 )? |
Oleks, i used a pipe 50х100х3 mm. Chose from this that was on sale.
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Nice job Dmitriy! Very clean build, excellent wiring job.
Looks like you are making some model airplane ribs:) |
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Greetings to all!
Thanks for kind words, I are very pleasant :) However, too early to have a rest. Ahead still it is a lot of work. And this photo of my first test work: |
Those are highly acceptable cuts!
Have fun with your Mechmate! |
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Greetings to all again.
I continue to study CNC programs and work methods. Here the first experiment in 3D. Certainly, for finishing processing I used a wrong mill. But I am happy even with such result. |
Beautiful work there Dmitriy!
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nice! how long did it take?
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Nice. Get a 3mm Ballnose bit to do the final cut. Rough out most of the wood with a 6.35mm straight cutter and then final with the 3mm ballnose (round) bit.
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Vector art 3D Machinist has told 3 hours and 11 minutes, but it seemed to me faster.
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Its about what I guestimated... 3D reliefs really kill time... very difficult to make much money with it... but they sure are beautiful!
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I think, in this case we shouldn't sell machine time. Unique custom 3D-product should cost much. For example: the violin of the Stradivari - one in the world and unique, therefore is invaluable. Our work on custom order - one in the world too, such isn't present another, in shop it not to buy. Therefore costs much. So I think :)
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Very nice wook Dmitriy! We appreciate you showing your results.
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Then this great work of your and others to come should be called “ Dimitriyus” :p
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Hi Dmitriy
I have yet to congratulate you on the fine machine you have constructed, so well done. The quality of the work it is producing is great and I am certainly looking towards your future posts of any new work you might do. Well done Ross |
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Greetings to all.
Yesterday I MM worked on the first commercial order. Here small video of process and a photo. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuXdhD9tdAE My spindle isn't controling by program Mach3, therefore on screen Mach3, in a zone "Spindle", I have placed two buttons Z-Zero and X-Y laser zero. This video shows, how all occurs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6Xwcp-kd5A And this video shows that occurs at this time on screen Mach3 program. Watch for DRO and the mouse cursor :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lP24CO4bCU Time has come to put in order the remained wires, to make dust-foot and a cyclone, to make a good table together vacuum system. Ahead the big work :) Good luck all! |
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Greetings to all!
Happy New Year! Happiness, love, health and successful building MechMate! I continue to be improved in processing of different materials on the MM. Here test model dust-foot. As I plan to make a table of an aluminum tube 100х40х4. Here so, approximately, it will look. |
Dmitriy,
Beautiful work...very creative dust foot. Your MechMate is very impressive.:) |
Gidday Dmitriy
As usual your standard of work is excellent. Interesting the way your dust foot collects the dust through a cavity in the foot itself. It also seems that the rare earth magnets are a must have for ease of access to the cutter in most dust foot designs. Regards Ross |
Congratulations Dmitriy!
How did you get that laser line? Did you make some improvements to the laser? |
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Greetings to all.
Today I have finished work on a table. Now my MM has the finished appearance and is completely ready to work. |
Bravo! great machine. Molodec!
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Well Done Dmitriy! :)
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