DATRON M8Cube High-Speed Machining Center - Milling Mold for Radio Controlled Drone
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- This video shows a German-engineered M8Cube machining center milling a mold for the production of a radio-controlled Drone or Quadrocopter.
The M8Cube features brushless, direct drives that provide faster acceleration, feed rates up to 866 inches per minute, and shorter cycle times. A 3kW, 40,000 RPM, liquid-chilled spindle delivers greater horsepower for heavier machining, as well as the flexibility to mill a wide range of materials. HSK-E 25 tool holders offer precision and 1 micron run out.
At a time when shop floor space is at a premium, the M8Cube has a footprint of only 69" x 69". At the same time, it features a large work area of 40" x 28" x 9" (X, Y, Z). This allows for multiple setups and accommodates DATRON's integrated work-holding systems, automation, and rotary axes -- all combined and configured to meet the exact needs of the manufacturer.
The M8Cube is controlled by dynamic Windows-based software that has the flexibility to integrate with third-party software and automation systems. Operation indicator lights built into the gantry and control provide visible machine status eliminating the need for additional light sticks. Other options include a spray-mist coolant system, integrated 3D probing, automatic tool changers with up to 30 stations, and tool-length sensing. The M8Cube is ideal for precision, high or low-volume production of electronic, aerospace, and medical parts, as well as industrial engraving applications.
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Hey everyone, this video has been really popular and has generated a lot of questions regarding feeds, speeds, dynamics, tools used etc. All of this information is available in a downloadable case study on our website. Go to DATRON, then Applications, then Thermoforming and click the PDF icon in the gray box on the left side of the page. You'll have to fill out a form to have the 4-page case study emailed to you.
Both the M7 and M8 are currently being used by the world's top firearms manufacturer. From engraving steel 1911 slides to milling AR receivers, DATRON offers significant advantages and automated processes. For example, our 3D probing facilitates even depth of engraving on rounded long gun barrels. As for pricing it's important to note that EVERY application is unique and we custom configure each machine to meet the customer's specific needs. Call for consultation.
Honestly, that was the highlight of my day.....Really enjoyable.
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! It boggles the mind to think that, once upon a time, this kind of work had to be done manually. Excellent video!! Thanks!
amazing machine
amazing machine
Hùng Lý amazing machine
great machine & looks fun
Wow, amazing machine!
It is a single flute ball mill. Thanks for your interest in DATRON.
I absolutely love Datron machines. When I get rich Im buying a bunch lol
Amazing engineering
GREAT VIDEO
this is badass
klass!!
Impressive for what looks like an average router !
1 Hour 10 minutes.
Man i love this machine....
Wish i was a big boy.. :)
Well, so much for die polishing stones.
vergesst 3D Drucker... Das Teil ist das "next big thing" :D
Sehr feine CNC, würd ich mir glatt ins Arbeitszimmer stellen, wenn es preislich nicht so hart aufm Konto zuschlagen würde ;)
good job
incredible!
Awesome
Wow ! Impressive ! (and thanx for keeping the sound too on that one)
It will be (was) a vacuum forming mold ? Or part of a regular core/cavity one ?
Thermoforming mold.
Mastercam
yes please
I'll take one
beautiful finish work. what programming software did you use?
What type of mill is used for final finishing here?
1 flute or 2 flute ball/bullnose?
Impressive machine
foi uma boa estratégia de usinagem.
Lovely! How long did it take to mill this particular piece?
Amazing machine!! What software was used for programming?
+Thiago Malagutti Mastercam was used on this part.
XYZ Robot "MOE" (XYZロボット萌え)
nice nice greaaaaaaaaaaat i like that kind of work... plz take me with u
id like to know who makes the tool holder and insert please?
HSK E-25 - The HSK-E inserts developed by DATRON and Schunk are solidly built and come with a concentricity of
If that were not aluminum, i bet it would be so hot to the touch.
Woww!!:O
What is the part, raw stock, clamping/vise system?
The part is a thermoforming mold for a quadrocopter (radio controlled toy). The material is aluminum. The vise is a pneumatic clamping system. More info on feeds, speeds, tools used etc. can be found in a case study which is located on our Thermoforming page within the Applications section on the DATRON website.
I'd like to see this in slow motion!
What's the material of machinnig part?
Aluminum.
I want to touch that surface