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(@pablo0515)
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I'm a cnc/stepcraft newbie looking at stepcraft products and remain with some questions, I hope some more experienced user can give me some feedback:

I'm looking at the 2/600 or 2/840 using the HF Spindle and the automatic tool changer.

- To avoid dust all over the place, could I add and use the exhaust adapter in combination with the automatic tool changer?
- To get a polished effect on the sides of acrylic/plexiglass milling, I saw a datron.de video (link: http://www.datron.com/tools/acrylic-tools.php ), making a beautifull part with really smooth edges. The story tells, that they accomplished this using their specific endmills. Can those tools also be used on the StepCraft, and would it also be possible to get comparable result using StepCraft?
- Could the threading in acrylic also be made (as in the video link above) using stepcraft?

Thanks very much in advance ...

ps I'm not certain in which forum category this post fits ... I hope it's fine here.

 
Veröffentlicht : 29/09/2016 2:15 am
(@rahul)
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I'm a cnc/stepcraft newbie looking at stepcraft products and remain with some questions, I hope some more experienced user can give me some feedback:

I'm looking at the 2/600 or 2/840 using the HF Spindle and the automatic tool changer.

- To avoid dust all over the place, could I add and use the exhaust adapter in combination with the automatic tool changer?

This is my tool changer in action:
http://url=http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6NcsYuoar0
Probably there is noch space in the changer's direction for the dust brushes.
I think about building an automatic brush lifter to get the changing space clear.

- To get a polished effect on the sides of acrylic/plexiglass milling, I saw a datron.de video (link: http://www.datron.com/tools/acrylic-tools.php ), making a beautifull part with really smooth edges. The story tells, that they accomplished this using their specific endmills. Can those tools also be used on the StepCraft, and would it also be possible to get comparable result using StepCraft?

Stepcraft's tool holders accept shaft diameters of 1/4", 1/8" or 2/16". If the milling tools used by datron provide one of theses diameters the can be uses with the stepcraft.

- Could the threading in acrylic also be made (as in the video link above) using stepcraft?

In case the stepcraft is able to turn and move the milling tool in equivalent matter it should be possible.
I didn't look at the datron dokuments.

Thanks very much in advance ...

ps I'm not certain in which forum category this post fits ... I hope it's fine here.

Fräse: SC 2/840 USB, Proxxon IBS/E STEPCRAFT HF-500, Werkzeugwechsler + WZLS + T-Nutentisch
3D-Drucker: MendelMax 1.5
CAD: Designspark Mechanical, Eagle
CAM: Estlcam V9, DeskProto

 
Veröffentlicht : 29/09/2016 3:16 pm
(@pablo0515)
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Themenstarter
 

Thanks for the video, looks good. Indeed, it seems impossible to have the exhaust adapter fitted while using the tool changer.
But how do you keep the dust away if you're milling for example acryllic?

To get this glass result, would it suffice to simply select proper endmill, or would it also require 'water' to be sprayed on the workpiece ... like in the video?

 
Veröffentlicht : 29/09/2016 6:18 pm
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