Milling steel on my PrintNC router - Facing and Squaring - Part 1
I had a toolpost riser for my lathe that was too tall and not square so I decided to modify it for future needs. I faced the top and bottom and all the edges (squaring it in the process) then removed 11mm of steel to reduce it from 33mm high to 22mm. Spindle speed 11500 rpm, feed of 2000-2400mm/min, DOC 3-5mm, WOC 0.3mm using a 4 flute HRC 65 nano coated carbide 6mm endmill. #printnc #cncmachine
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Milling steel on my PrintNC router - Drilling and Counter-boring - Part 2
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Two sided milling of spindle tram blocks on my PrintNC
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This Should Be Impossible (But It’s Not)
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PrintNC Project Part 9 - Done!
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Some more PrintNC face milling.
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Dry Milling VS Milling with Coolant on Steel What do you do?
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Revealing The SPECIAL TECHNIQUE Of A Pakistani Man To EXTRACT GOLD From Used Motherboard Waste
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The BEST way to fix this problem
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Milling steel on my PrintNC router- Completing the design - Part 3
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Lathe Rebuild Part 1 - Adding Rigidity with Tool Post Riser
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9mm deep adaptive milling in 6061 aluminium on PrintNC v4
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Cutting Steel Using a CNC Router (CNC Router Beginner to Pro EP 10)
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PrintNCMini - first cuts and some making-of impressions
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Building A PrintNC CNC Router - Episode 2 #diy #PrintNC #cncrouter #automation
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PrintNC First motion and homing
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I "fixed" this cheap Chinese tool
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Bill's Home Built PrintNC PRO Machining opposing and twisted 6061 Alloy Brackets X 4
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Machining new ball nut plates for my PrintNC CNC to (Hopefully) fix some stuff
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Building a CNC Mill/Router - Part 5
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