DavidScott
Diamond
- Joined
- Jul 11, 2012
- Location
- Washington
No idea, but that would suck doing big plate work. My 30 taper Kitamura will get to 4" from the table.That's pretty much standard on 40 taper vmc's, no?
No idea, but that would suck doing big plate work. My 30 taper Kitamura will get to 4" from the table.That's pretty much standard on 40 taper vmc's, no?
No. Hurco VM10i has 4" min, DN Solutions DEM 4000 has 4.7" min, Bridgeport V480 & V710 has 6" min.That's pretty much standard on 40 taper vmc's, no?
Not convinced of that criteria. My mid 90s Mori 30 taper machine was marketed as a drill/tap machine. 5.9” gage line to table. Enough drawbar to run .75” diameter end mills in aluminum. Only 8k RPM and 5HP so pretty much running in the red all the with that size tool. Particularly using a Maritool stubby holder.I think the biggest features of a Drill/Tap mill are the spindle nose won't get closer than about 7-8 inches to the table and weak drawbar tension. If you want to work from vises you can't just clamp them on the table and still reach the parts with short gage length tool holders. I don't think there were that many Drill/Tap mills that couldn't do any milling with 1/2" mills. Robo Drills have always been up to it as far as I know, except for one that was sold as a Pratt and Whitney Tape Mate A in the mid 70s. Just because a mill has 2,000 ipm rapids, a 30 taper spindle, and sub 1 second tool changes doesn't make it a Drill/Tap, there are VMCs that do that.
Do you know how much drawbar tension you have?Not convinced of that criteria. My mid 90s Mori 30 taper machine was marketed as a drill/tap machine. 5.9” gage line to table. Enough drawbar to run .75” diameter end mills in aluminum. Only 8k RPM and 5HP so pretty much running in the red all the with that size tool. Particularly using a Maritool stubby holder.
3/4 EM..............Enough................he has enough.Do you know how much drawbar tension you have?
I don’t have a spec for that.Do you know how much drawbar tension you have?
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