I want to learn turning eccentric please .

Which phorn broach is being used? Most of the ones I've scoured through are not that long.

Häftigt. Grattis till en perfekt köl. Den båten blir Oxelösunds stolthet

Very cool!

3 axis being synchronized here for the elliptical path? C, X, and Y? Z is just incremental for the next pass correct? What's the reason for Y movement? Is it to compensate to allow for a consistent rake angle?

Это круто,но безсмысленно👍👏

i don't have that plug-in in mind

Nice attempt on the Titin Rocket... didn't see the end result... the hardest prt would be the "fins" to look like the book.

If you have live tooling why no to mill it instead

HI, I HAVE A QUESTION. FOR THAT PROCESS, ARE YOU USING LIVE TOOLING MACHINE OR IS JUST X AN Z AXIS MOVEMENT?

Lindo

I would love to see the code output.

How many flutes does this tool have??

Did anyone compare the Volumill to other High Speed Tool path machining like MasterCam's Dynamic Milling?

There was a statement below about having enough power and spindle speed. The tool path created by Volumill will use less HP than traditional pocket milling and probabaly use max RPM on your machine depending on your cutter dia and material your machining.

Look how close is the measuring device for tool!!! Otherwise program is nice!

Since we purchased VoluMill is has paid for itself within the 1st month. We've been able to reduce the price on components we have made for several years. My customers and I are both Happy !

Any option to cut on the return stroke too? My rapids aren't very high, do you have a demonstration for that?

Hello my friend. Please if possible to give me machine sim models

Spindle load will typically vary a lot in "traditional milling". This is because the "surrounding material angle" varies a lot, upto 180 degrees. In real life this means that one has to avoid the loadpeaks by lowering the feedrate, which means less optimal conditions for the tool. The VoluMill technology will not produce large "surrounding angles" and it will vary feedrates dynamically as the load changes. So the answer is that VoluMill toolpaths produce a lower and much more equal spindleload.

Yes.

Any estimate on the spindle horsepower difference between the first cut and the second? That's something that a lot of HSM marketing seems to gloss over -- HSM toolpaths may be substantially faster, but only if you have the power and spindle speed to support that much cutter engagement...

nice!

Good god that's a large part. That tool holder was tiny! Very interesting none the less.

Is this plunge-milling interface a standard feature in GibbsCAM?

nice very nice how much more extra is this plug in ? very nice

great video