How to Assemble T-Slot Frames using 80/20 Fasteners - NEFF Talk Live #2
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2021
- NEFF Technical Sales Representatives Carrie Davis and Chris Cook show you how to assemble 80/20 T-Slot aluminum frames with its most popular fastening options.
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As a 3D printer builder this provided some invaluable insights. The wing clips were completely new to me.
Thank you so much for your insight. I am creating a camping kitchen and your video was invaluable
Thank you! Please keep them coming. Can suggest videos on hinges, door frames, machine guards?
Concise and professional! ❤
Helpful video thank you.
Thanks, Carrie.
I like the diamond grate sample on the desk - have i few ideas or that kind of application
I would like to make a frame for a bed in my van with it and I was wondering if I should use the 40x40 or if it will be fine with the 20X20 size, please. Thanks in advance!
Pure info.
I love this type of video and wish YT would help me find more. Industrial technology demos by the people who actually make the product, as opposed to some kid with goofy hair and a new set of screwdrivers (link in the description.)
Sounds like we're the people for you, D Reed! We offer industrial technology demos on a wide variety of automation products.
Are there fastening methods for miters? I want 20 degree joints
maching and drilling holes takes time it looks like it can be a pain in the ass
How durable are the connections. will the connections become loose after some time as the screws may loose? I intend to make a dry wall with aluminum extrusions instead of using metal studs. The reason is that I want to hang cabinets. Metal stud dry wall seems to be weak and only for light duty loads.
The connections are highly durable as they are intended for tough industrial environments.
I want to make a fence for my table saw for me I think I want 2 rails front and back of the saw im looking at 4040 for this but then i want a piece of 4080 as the fence itself. But i need to beable to slide the 8040 left to right along the 2 4040 extrusions. is there a way to do this thats easy? i dont want to use V rollers/wheels or whatever you call them id just like an interface between the extrusions that allows them to slide along each other
Hi Toto Guy, submit your project information here and one of our 80/20 specialists will reach out to you shortly.
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Hi i would love for you to do a diagram for me ,im trying to build a canopy for my ford ranger simular to the alu-cab camper canopy but just the frame i would be putting checkerplate on afterwards cheers, hope you can help
Hi Steve, please fill out this form so we can get a little more information before starting on the diagram: neffautomation.formstack.com/forms/80_20_structural_quote_request
The drilling thru the material to connect takes more time, more chance of mistake
“ yes and no.” Once you set up a “jig” then its all the same. But yea, kinda a hassle if your only doing four pieces.
It’s really great though! Custom making to your specs is worth the extra coin n hassle.
Great share by the way!
Larry
Is there such a thing as a conductor for drilling the access holes?
80/20 offers jigs: access hole templates used for drilling. You can find them here: 8020.net/search/?q=JIGS.
@@neffautomationexperts3632 This is exactly what I asked about - thank you very much!
Juste wonderful, plz where and how can I buy these parts?
Thanks
Hi Rachid, You can request a quote here: neffautomation.com/request-for-quote/
Seems a bit of a fail as far as RTA ideology...the end fastener needs to be end drilled and tapped, the corresponding leg needs to be drilled with a special jig to locate the custom hole...not very "RTA". The system for the End Fastener needs to be re-designed to avoid the end user custom fabrication required for assembly. The "cost-effectiveness" is completely lost once you add in the required customizations. The Corner Plate(s) are machine-free but as the host pointed out (twice) it is NOT a strong connection. Thanks for the video; you have certainly demonstrated the short comings of the 80/20 system.
Where are your products sold?
Check out our products or contact us at neffautomation.com.
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Whistle whistle whistle.
my question is why is it called 80/20..? why not a 2020..? what is 80 number mean..?
80/20 is referring to the Pareto Principle - a theory maintaining that 80 percent of the output from a given situation or system is determined by 20 percent of the input.
that is not vibraton safe,,,,machines with many cycles will cause that fastner to come loose
sucks that most 8020 distrubutors can't respond to anything.
Hi Daniel, please feel free to contact us at neffautomation.com and we will make sure to get back with you quickly!
I can’t watch now because you whistle too much. Good lord.
Thanks, Carrie.