Production of a big plate (CNC milling)

[@CncFrezar]

Hi guys. I had to use smaller cutters because the plate resonated a lot.😵‍💫

[@mirohornik98]

Nice video🤝

[@revlerabori438]

Пишите, пожалуйста ещё и время обработки. Спасибо, вы молодцы!👍

[@filipknopp8577]

Pěkná prácička

[@brianropel]

One trick I’ve learned for big plates that I find are resonating too much is sticking silly puddy on the under side of my material. The puddy has been really saving time for me because I don’t have to slow down to compensate for chatter

[@edenhazard7150]

Ahoj kolegove. Pekne to mate jako vzdy. Jen by me zajimalo, kolik se to ve vysledku prohlo? Proc chladite jen u vrtani?

[@danielmarecek3309]

Dobrý deň, od akého dodávateľa máte tie bočné úpinky?

[@martin32238]

молодцы!

[@danielczoller3395]

Where are your anti-vibrant wood pieces?

[@CncFrezar]

All sold😁

[@koenig]

How long those inserts last?

[@CncFrezar]

Under these conditions, about 3 hours

[@kachupy236]

Ada lowongan gak bang?

[@robertoberbuchler3659]

Magnet ste do stredu nemohli použiť, či to u vás nevedete?😄

[@CncFrezar]

Mohli ale práve v tej chvíli bol požičaný.

[@ChainsGoldMask]

3:33 chatter 😢

[@zajawamotocykle9256]

Add coolant please

[@timebandit5203]

Dry milling in steel ist way superior. Higher cutting speeds possible and jigher insert lifetime

[@zajawamotocykle9256]

@timebandit5203 coolant is better

[@timebandit5203]

@@zajawamotocykle9256 No it ain't. Milling ist definetly far superior with pressurized air instead of coolant with carbide tools.Try it out and thank me later.

[@zajawamotocykle9256]

@timebandit5203 coollant is the best

[@macduythuy]

​@@zajawamotocykle9256Please explain to me why is that?