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MagIO2 wrote: Wrong type of Aluminium. The specs I found say that it is bad to mill/drill.
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Firstly, this is completely incorrect. 6061 (T6) should machine no problem because it is a harder grade. Look at the Brinell hardness factor.MagIO2 wrote: Wrong type of Aluminium. The specs I found say that it is bad to mill/drill.
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No thanks. Machinability is related to the material hardness and not specific to professional CNC mills. Rory recommended 0.1 mm depth of cut per pass on the Stepcraft system. I am comfortable with that from what I have witnessed. Additionally, I do not require to remove more material per pass for my small aluminium sheet parts although I think the Stepcraft would cope. If I needed to mill more aggressively I would have specified and purchased a different machine and spindle.MagIO2 wrote: I think those kind of statements you find in the specs refer to a professional CNC mill. Reading your parameter proposal seconds this .. 0.1 mm depth per pass ...
You should try the other alloy! There you have 0.5-1mm per pass. This is where acceptable starts for me ;o)
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It stopped when the cycle finished, as normal. The video is not complete; there is a pocket cut missing because the camera turned itself off.jonalm wrote: what happened at the end it just stopped?
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