CNC Chucker Lathe Demonstration

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This video features our CNC Chucker Lathe with ball screws. The materials being turned are 1/2" diameter 12L14 Steel and 7/16" diameter 303 Stainless Steel.

[@sriramkumar9577]

Very very impressive. Let the lock down, and the bad times, disappear like bad dreams. I will definitely place my hands on this.

[@gwheyduke]

I need to get one of those!

[@nigelft]

Dumb question is dumb, but how did you attach the accordion protection over the screw ...?

[@SherlineProducts]

Here is a link to our Accordion Way Cover Installation video: czcams.com/video/YkJ-pbk5RXE/video.html

[@nigelft]

Sherline Products
Many thanks 😊

[@PanamaSticks]

Am I correct in assuming that ecause the turret shifts left and right, instead of rotating to the next tool, you are very limited in the size of the work you can do?.

[@SherlineProducts]

The part size is dictated first and foremost by the swing over the crosslide, which is 1.875" (47.6mm). If you would like more details about the capabilities and size of materials you can use with the chucker lathe, contact us at [e-mail].

[@mmpiforall5913]

If you plan the order of operation, tool sizes and extension from holders correctly, you can turn larger parts. For example, in job I ran a while back, I set up 2 cut-off tools, one short to start and one long to finish and part off 3" parts on MY modified machine.

[@andreanderson426]

What Cnc program is that? doesnt look like Mach3

[@SherlineProducts]

Metal Dawg is correct. It is LinuxCNC.

[@jasondevault5066]

5:52 you'd better get some oil on it!

[@jarisipilainen3875]

8:45 those price tools should be included. i could buy cheapest models and do my own machine lol

[@rajivchudasama3402]

Repeed wary slow