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NNerv replied to the thread 3+2, 4+1, or 5 axis impeller machining?.For what I do 5 axis is the only way, but I do agree for most products 3 or 4 axis may be enough. 5 axis can reduce setups and save...
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NNerv replied to the thread 3+2, 4+1, or 5 axis impeller machining?.Why am I selling? I have several 5 axis machines besides these and I need the space more at this point. All my others have Heidenhain...
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NNerv replied to the thread 3+2, 4+1, or 5 axis impeller machining?.Honestly I haven't really used them for anything as I just got them as well as a bunch of other machines, and now I'm low on available...
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NNerv replied to the thread 3+2, 4+1, or 5 axis impeller machining?.Well, I'm not sure this is actually helpful to this discussion, but I do know my Hypermill CAM package does have a whole subset of...
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NNerv replied to the thread Contest for the most insane member (They will be a Maho owner).Hi Panza, thank you for your feedback. I did have an employee for a little while but I'm finding running things myself to be a good...
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NNerv replied to the thread New (To me) Machine day! Warner and Swasey SC-32.Well some of the shaft work I have could use the ability to mill slots in them, and being able to drill/tap/threadmill would be handy...
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NNerv replied to the thread New (To me) Machine day! Warner and Swasey SC-32.Sort of, this machine is all about tubing, so to that end, when you need a tailstock for OD work, the second turret has a pair of...
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NNerv replied to the thread New (To me) Machine day! Warner and Swasey SC-32.Oh, I have not yet seen that movie despite it being recommended to me several times now. I think these days it might not be as funny...
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NNerv replied to the thread New (To me) Machine day! Warner and Swasey SC-32.HAHAHA! What a nickname! Lately my family has been coming up with nicknames for all my equipment, but that is one that I don't think...
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My Eagle had a front-mount SMW air chuck -- yeah, they are all "front-mount" but I think that's what they called it since there was no... -
NNerv replied to the thread New (To me) Machine day! Warner and Swasey SC-32.Well, judging from the drawings I found at the back of the manual I think there is a strong possibility that boring bar assembly is...
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NNerv replied to the thread New (To me) Machine day! Warner and Swasey SC-32.Hi Ox, Pneumatic chucks, especially larger diameter ones have some pretty strong gripping force because the pistons have such large...
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NNerv replied to the thread New (To me) Machine day! Warner and Swasey SC-32.This machine has a Schunk Rota TB800-310 Chuck, it is fully self contained and is pneumatic, the rear of the spindle used to have...
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NNerv replied to the thread New (To me) Machine day! Warner and Swasey SC-32.Yes, at least the main switch is rated for 100A and the mains voltage is 480V. Tags as normally can be expected are not really in place...
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NNerv replied to the thread New (To me) Machine day! Warner and Swasey SC-32.Yes, I agree about those spiral covers. I think they have enough of a gap on the bottom they let most things that get in back out again...
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