Brother SPEEDIO M300X3 Mill & Turn on One Machine

Material: Aluminum
0:33 ø32 Shoulder mill
0:50 ø50 Drill
1:47 ø80 Face mill
1:52 I.D. Tool
2:51 ø40 Side cutter
3:12 ø16 End mill
For more information please visit www.lionapex.com.sg/

[@HuFlungDung2]

I like how, after the tool change, the tool is immediately right there as if it never left the part.

[@erik.with.a.c]

The tool changes are just ridiculous

[@ipadize]

the only faster toolchanger is from Chiron, which has the same chip to chip time from every pocket to every pocket

[@mikep3813]

That was the smallest 50mm drill I've ever seen on op2.

[@vijenderthakur1880]

Super machine

[@71brp84]

How did you pick up the orientation from side 1 to 2?

[@ash26yo28]

Not required maybe

[@sergiolopez8599]

Yeah I guess he just eyeballed it, it doesn’t cause any collisions for 2nd op anyway, it’s a demo part for showing the capabilities of the machine

[@Supramonk]

Omg you guys rock

[@sergiolopez8599]

Average price? Let’s see if it’s worth it to buy

[@robotekusa]

your finished part is not the same part you were making. not only did you not chamfer the part, it doesnt have the marks on it from the hard jaws. nor is your 2nd operation in-line with your 1st.

[@HuFlungDung2]

If gasoline were USD$4/gallon, how many gallons would you be able to buy after running this machine for an hour, as a practical minimum that makes owning and operating it a sensible investment. On my old Haas VF3, I shoot for 15 gallons/ hour (but in my currency, gas is double that price). Fast rapid speeds reduce time but not wear, so you might be beating the shit out of the machine for nothing if all you watch is the clock.

[@IamCNC-1]

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[@imranmdyatim3674]

Hi. What is the machine series suitable to produce die plate & mould base ?

[@swordfish2089]

I've never seen one in any mold shop. Probably not robust enough for that kind of work. Would make a hell of a graphite cutting machine though if graphite collection system was added.

[@slick73nova]

@@swordfish2089 Just like RoBodrills

[@user-cz3ts1zq1c]

Hi 👋

[@surjeetsharma33]

why 5.1mm drill for M6 tap??

[@hemligagosta6554]

you drill the hole 83-85 percent of the tapsize, because you need the rest of the percentage to cut the thread, so in a 6mm hole you wouldn't have anything for the m6 threads.

[@derekgardin1512]

thats the predrill size. the other 0.9 is left to produce the threads

[@jiritichy6855]

What is clicking, when the spindle goes up or down @7/7:41 ? Sounds like z axis thrust bearing is loose!

[@spankeyfish]

I wonder if it's a spindle/axis brake engaging and releasing.

[@user-tz6jp7pq7y]

What's the average price ?

[@ipadize]

average

[@w4drone720]

i think they are about 70 thousandish from the manufacturer

[@futureoftheearth8100]

​@@w4drone720cheap... like a water

[@rueuflecomte2539]

Как по моему - технолог тут ДБЛ вторая операция полная дичь

[@CPTFiXtion]

Anyone else cringe when he put that finished aluminum diameter in hard jaws?

[@derekgardin1512]

these machines are only good for soft material, they have no hp and not enough rigidity to cut steel

[@slick73nova]

All you're going to mill with a Brothers machine is Alumium and brass. Don't even think about cutting steel and expect it to be efficient and leave a good surface finish. These machines are over glorified Drill/tap machines.

[@christopherfriedberg6597]

"Oh, knock it off" ! Go criticize yourself in the mirror !

[@slick73nova]

@@christopherfriedberg6597 Brother machines are trash. They're great if all you want to do is drill holes between 3mm and 9mm. Or take a light endmill cut in plastic.

[@bobbyintheshop]

I cut stainless all the time on mine, love it

[@christopherfriedberg6597]

@slick73nova The various videos displayed here do NOT support your claims against the machine.

[@slick73nova]

@@christopherfriedberg6597 Sure. But my real world experience with the machines shape my opinions of them. Have you ever used a brother to machine anything?