Metal Fidget Spinner made on Tsugami M08SY Lathe

Here we show how we made Fidget Spinners for the Westec 2017 machine show on our Tsugami M08SY-II lathe. It's Y axis and milling capability, allow us to make prismatic parts in addition to round ones, making the Fidget Spinner a perfect part to showcase its capabilities.
The Sub Spindle enables 'done in one' capability, allowing us to finish parts complete in 1 chucking, increasing accuracy and throughput.
In addition to the done-in-one capability, the small footprint, massive casting, box ways, integrated 300psi coolant, ejector, work conveyor, tool setter, full turret of tools, integrated spindle motors, spindle chiller, and rigid tapping on all spindle make the M08SY a powerful and economical solution to make precision parts across all industries.
Actual parts were made out of 6061-T6 Aluminum. The video was done in Brass so no coolant was needed to improve video quality and visibility. Milling was programmed in Autodesk Partmaker. Some tooling provided by Algra Tools. Consumable tools provided by Sandvik Coromant.
(Note - included options and machine configuration may vary outside the US and Canada)
Visit RemSales.com to learn more about how the M08SY-II can benefit your shop, in addition to our high precision Swiss Lathes.

[@joerivers8208]

hermoso trabajo

[@asosciate_4478]

amazing wonderfull video

[@Sweetknives]

I would like to buy the fidget spinner, where can I purchase one?

[@ipadize]

2:16 jesus i got scared

[@MA-jx6in]

Partmaker programs that lathe , wow ok

[@federicoae7671]

Mesmerizing. Hey, I have a question. My internet connection is crap, so every now and then I have the circle spining for the loading. However, I noticed than in this video it's replaced by a spinning fidget. How do you did that??