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Using a 4th Axis on a ShopSabre CNC
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
- In this episode, CNC Shawn creates a Spindle with a 4th Axis and his ShopSabre CNC.
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I'm glad to see you all finally did a 4th axis video. Nice demonstration.
We have more coming as well, thank you to watching!
@@shopsabre definitely looking forward to seeing them. More individuals are becoming more interested in 4th axis.
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Uma peça muito bem trabalhada show 👏👏👏👍🇧🇷😎
Thank you
Any chance you can go over set up more. Two things I am concerned about, One being the machine returning to the home position after the run( even after setting X&Y), Second, Is more about the bit you are using? I am assuming it is a Vortex, Just have yet to see an 1/8 ball nose run that deep and fast.
The tooling is Vortex Tooling, they make various tools that allow you to run at the speeds you have seen - We suggest giving them a call and they can help you with understanding tools they make for different applications -- this is a tapered ball nose which works great for this type of work as you could see in the video.
As for the machines position at the end, you can specifically call this out as you wish in your controller with a park or end position or if the machine is going to return to home, it will lift up and clear the material.
@@shopsabre we love our shop Sabre IS510, have quickly found that Vortex is the way to go for us. Look forward to more 4th axis videos
Can you do a video on the 4th axis for the shopsabre 23? How to align everything as there is adjustments in table, head stock and tail stock. Tail stock has play as it slides in track on table tip on how to keep straight like in your video. Tips for finding x zero z zero and even A zero? Any advice helpful I know based on Facebook group im not the only one that wants this info
Thanks
The tech team should have some of this Info available. We will review what is already existing on SabreNation University