TM0P with 4th Axis and Moreside Fixture

[@johnspathonis1078]

Great work Jay! Always providimg food for thought. Cheers from Oz!!

[@raindeergames6104]

Awesome stuff. I have a little desktop cnc and all i ever make on it is RC parts and carbon fibre chassis

[@FPVRCs]

Where did you buy it? Can you send me the link?

[@ElixirCNC]

Hey, the CAT40 tapping heads that CME tools sells with quick change adapters are pretty good. At my job we use Bilz style quick change tapping heads and they are a slight improvement over using an ER collet to hold a tap. Just thought I’d mention it here because sometimes tooling suggestions can’t be trusted if someone is trying to sell you something. Your past suggestions with the Mitsubishi ASX 445 and MMM vise jaws have been great!

[@NerdlyCNC]

thank you. interesting. i need to get a quick change tapping set up one of these days.

[@bobcarlson7729]

awesome poor mans 5th axis! very neat idea!

[@leonardobautista4491]

Nice job !!

[@philipgentile5657]

always good ideas! thanks.

[@l.k.1011]

You are awesome, man!

[@bluegroovemodelsports9650]

Great video and when your ready to move out of California and move your business to Texas please look me up. Love to help make your move a success

[@chriskwakernaat2328]

I always had the urge to make hop up options like this for tamiya. can't find an aluminium version of anything here.

[@ninjaabcde]

why have you stopped posting videos?

[@jeffb5761]

Awesome video, how are you liking the tm op vs the syil so far

[@NerdlyCNC]

I like them both. The syil is a higher quality machine and Haas is easier to use.

[@arowe231]

I noticed your cooling bit liquid is like a mist. I use to go to a machine shop at night where my Dad worked. I'd watch the guys on cnc and their nozzles was poring out the coolant. Have they come to a conclusion where more is not always better??

[@NerdlyCNC]

I used mist when I want to film so the camera can see the cutting action.

[@jenspetersen5865]

What spindle do you have on this - it sounds a lot faster than the 6000RPM max on my TM1P Your cuts are much cleaner than ours - could you list tools and speeds? The Moreside seems very interesting

[@CEMBerthoud]

Hey hey!

[@burningdieselproduction5498]

This ™ sounds like it is running at 10k rpm.

[@NerdlyCNC]

it does :)