@@NerdlyCNCtheir reasoning almost reminds me of the guys in the old machinist forums, for whom anything not 100 tons and 100 years old is a toy. Almost. I mean I sell aircraft radial engines and our top of the line "hobby" aircraft radial engine is "only" $25k, so I can understand.
You gotta understand too that you have more engagement with a 5 flute vs 4 flute, you said at X amount of axial engagement you had X amount of of flutes engaged, other than that, I just found your channel and you earned a sub👍 I’m in medium production machining we use hurco, haas. Mazak, Dmg Mori, and matsuura, also this part looks similar but smaller scale to a titans of cnc video , did you get this part from that or is it a functional part ?
I'm sure you know better than me, but are you seating your collets into the nut correctly? reference 1:30. It's been a while since i ran a VMC, but I recall the collets being more or less flush with the nut face.
hi , i am very new at this realm and I really love it , my question is how to determine which tool to use, is there any guide to know the type of cutter that does a certain cut
Ja. stop using adjustables - they are just used for rounding corners off nuts. Or in Africa they use them as a vernier to get the right sized spanner. lol.
I keep one in my tool box for when I have to deal with a machine far away from my toolbox - I'm not hauling a full set of wrenches, or running back and forth several hundred feet when I have to go set up a stop on a manual bandsaw.
Very useful tips; not up to Tool Steel yet, but info is logged. Thank you, as always.
For sure that X7 def ain't a hobby machine in my book. More of a light-industrial. But good points all-around.
I feel the same way. But Syil markets the machine as hobby mill
Loving my X7, it’s definitely better than any ‘hobby’ mill I know!!
I think it’s the Chinese way to sell it to hobbyists.
@@NerdlyCNCtheir reasoning almost reminds me of the guys in the old machinist forums, for whom anything not 100 tons and 100 years old is a toy. Almost.
I mean I sell aircraft radial engines and our top of the line "hobby" aircraft radial engine is "only" $25k, so I can understand.
Really useful information there, thanks for making these videos Jas
We don't have the same hobby machine 🤣 nice vid bud 👍
fr tho my man has a entire room dedicated to his cnc machine xD
Jason, thank you for such practical advice.
Nice Video, I work with P20 on an almost daily basis and for milling it's fine, deep hole drilling sucks tho
TSC makes a huge difference
@@NerdlyCNC yeah I know luckily my machine has a 80bar tsc pump, but it takes really long to drill holes that are average 1000mm deep
@@callmeasuka5849 1000mm?? Yikes
1000mm?!! Is that a typo, or are you really drilling 1m deep holes in steel?
@@callmeasuka5849 whoa 40 inches is pretty wild..
I shivver every time i see a wrench..brrr!
Interesting video mate. Great Tips!!
good shit... I don't ever cut p20 but still love learning about cutting new materials.
Excellent.
enjoyed the clip, thanks man.
Hello. What ever happened to Okuma 5 axis machine. That is what I'm interested in learning about. Thanks for all you do though.
You gotta understand too that you have more engagement with a 5 flute vs 4 flute, you said at X amount of axial engagement you had X amount of of flutes engaged, other than that, I just found your channel and you earned a sub👍 I’m in medium production machining we use hurco, haas. Mazak, Dmg Mori, and matsuura, also this part looks similar but smaller scale to a titans of cnc video , did you get this part from that or is it a functional part ?
Expensive “hobby machine “ 😂😂 nice work
GENIUS!
I'm sure you know better than me, but are you seating your collets into the nut correctly? reference 1:30. It's been a while since i ran a VMC, but I recall the collets being more or less flush with the nut face.
I thought that too.
You can make a giveaway in one of those videos.
guessing the x7 is g code and m code like haas controls?
How much was that "hobby mill" again? :P
Ha ha. Syil calls it a hobby mill.
And for the record. People buy $50k harleys for a “hobby”
hi , i am very new at this realm and I really love it , my question is how to determine which tool to use, is there any guide to know the type of cutter that does a certain cut
Whats the best phase converter from single phase to 3 phase to run multiple machines like this? Thanks in advance for any advice.
An X7 is a hobby mill? Damn.
What is the Spindke rpm ?
Rpm is derived from SFM
Should be around 8,150
Ja. stop using adjustables - they are just used for rounding corners off nuts. Or in Africa they use them as a vernier to get the right sized spanner. lol.
I was surprised he did not have the right ring spanner tbh lol.
Im sorry. But how does any self respecting machinist use an adjustable wrench.
I’m not a self respecting machinist. Ha ha ha.
I keep one in my tool box for when I have to deal with a machine far away from my toolbox - I'm not hauling a full set of wrenches, or running back and forth several hundred feet when I have to go set up a stop on a manual bandsaw.
Thats not a hobby mill !! MY HOME BUILT CNC MILL CAN MILL D2 TOOLSTEEL
r u kidding? is that hobby? lol