Milling My First Aluminium Part!

My friend's 3D printer used a 3D printed belt block for the bed movement, but the heat from the bed would melt it. I'm not sure how the manufacturer could have designed something so poorly, but he asked me to make him an aluminium version of the block. I've been a little hesitant to put metal on my machines for fear of breaking something, but I recently got a Nomad 3 CNC and figured I may as well try. I'm happy with how well it turned out, and can't wait to make more metal parts in the future!
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[@nickstanley5064]

Beautiful work

[@ASMRaphael]

Such a fun and superb content ;) I loved it to bits ;) so good :)

[@catherineharris4746]

Nice👍👍

[@lvx247]

looks nice, but hard to tell without the sound. which glue did you use? It Holds pretty well even after soaking in cutting fluid :)

[@BenjaminMarshallScienceMan]

I just used regular CA glue. I hit the bottom of the aluminium with sandpaper first so that the glue would grip better.

[@captainbeard3323]

That machine goes nyoom

[@BenjaminMarshallScienceMan]

it loud :(

[@Xdwizofficial]

Dude make a railgun jacket. You shoot from your fists and the batteries can be dispersed through out the back of the jacket. You CAN DO ET

[@YouArtMusic-Oficial]

tienes una mina de oro en equipo y no lo utilizas en lo que deberias , lo mas gracioso es que yo si tengo ideas fantásticas que cambiarían el mundo , pero yo no tengo los recursos ni equipo para desarrollarlos ...