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Post by markwisniowski on May 8, 2017 3:31:26 GMT
I've been making a few spinners using brass lately, which I must say I like cutting over aluminum at the moment. This one is a smaller design using the smaller R188 sized bearing.
You can see in the video that I have added a cheap pen-like USB microscope to help set the WCS X and Y to Zero. The bit I'm using is a 1/8" metal rod with the tip ground to a point. It's really helpful to get in there and see up close where the X and Y of the spindle is lining up. Once I set X and Y zero, I jog up on the Z and change the bit to a flat 1/8" 2 Flute and calibrate the Z height using the paper method.
Enjoy!
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Post by Derek the Admin on May 8, 2017 17:08:39 GMT
Very cool man. I like the USB microscope approach. That's a good idea.
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Post by markwisniowski on May 8, 2017 17:48:32 GMT
Thanks Derek! I'm on the quest to mill both sides of a stock material so that they're the exact same on both sides. The USB microscope is getting me much closer...
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Post by A.J. Sims on Jul 20, 2017 17:50:51 GMT
What feeds and speeds are you using if you don't mind me asking? What program?
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