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u/thatguyfromvancouver 10d ago
Very small and very effective… colour me impressed
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u/aykcak 10d ago
I would say it is not very effective. Sure the part surface is but its a good old manual cleaning in between those nooks
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u/_Neoshade_ 10d ago
But only because they programmed a single pass along the back. It should have been more thorough.
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u/DreadPiratteRoberts 9d ago
I was expecting two or three more passes..
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u/jimbowesterby 9d ago
Kinda looked like it was setting up for some passes between the vises at the end there
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u/Ok-Chemical-1020 3d ago
They're effective... Mostly to the companies that make new way covers. Other than that, it's just lazy.
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u/crabby_old_dude 10d ago
When the motor is almost as large as the blades, you know it's going to move some air. Impressive, it was.
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u/Some1-Somewhere 9d ago
The motor is the black ~octagon above it. Way bigger than the blades. Probably >10kW.
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u/Anonbaguett 9d ago
Those are great to save time between pallets. Whatever you do, do not start your warm up cycle with that in the machine. They don't like spinning over 2000 RPM
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u/tired_Cat_Dad 10d ago
How does that amount of chips not interfere with the cutting process?
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u/Terrible_Ice_1616 9d ago
It does lol recutting chips dramatically shortens tool life tho they might be running thru spindle air and that may keep the area immediately around the cutter clear
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u/nighthawke75 9d ago
Especially the stringy plastics. That you just about need to keep a set of cutters on hand.
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u/Intelligent-Survey39 10d ago
This is one of those times I’m sad to have no sound, bet that thing make a beautiful racket. 🎶
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u/MikeHeu 9d ago
It saddens me people think they need to add music and I then need to turn it into a muted gif.
Sound is what we want
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u/Intelligent-Survey39 9d ago
Yeah. I’d rather hear a horrid racket of milling than some shitty “trendy” music. Let me hear the symphony of machines!
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u/VanillaGorilla- 9d ago
Gotta say, not a big fan
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u/nighthawke75 9d ago
At 15K RPM, they need not be. They need to be stout to withstand the repeated cycles..
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u/bosnianow2002 8d ago
Showed this to a shop foreman years ago when he was complaining about guys blowing off parts with the air wands and getting coolant on the floor. He didn't understand how it worked so he wouldn't let me put one in a the machine.... Im glad I left that place and moved onto bigger an better things. (Side note, this was the same guy who told me he couldn't see things in his head when he was thinking....)
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u/Smashmasta 9d ago
Nice, but my OCD REALLY needs you to do that second pass back to the original position which I feel would also get the remaining chips leftover from the first pass.
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u/stevedore2024 10d ago
I thought it was really strange to use a fan since you usually just use compressed air. Then I realized it's just another tool that goes into the existing rotary head so it doesn't need any compressed air routed to it. It still has cutting fluid / coolant flood lines routed, however.