KevintheCrawdad
Plastic
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2021
Hello all,
The shop I work for recently procured a new machine, a DMG Mori DMU65 MonoBLOCK, and I've been saddled with putting together a cost comparison sheet for a 5 axis vise setup. I've surfed around the web, and unsurprisingly have found a bajillion different options. We will need a the vise itself, a riser, and any other accessories required. So to begin with please respond with the following: What brand of vise do you use? What are your likes/ dislikes? What peripheral accessories does it require/ or are recommended? What was the price paid for said equipment? Any other commentary is more than welcome as well. If it helps, my C axis rotary table is equipped with a subplate (10mm Shoulder bolt in 50mm spaced grid), and I have access to Big Kaiser Zero Point fixturing standoffs that make use of the 50mm spaced subplate. Unsurprisingly, this vise will be used for smaller parts in need of 5 side/ continuous 5 axis processes. Also feel free to comment with any additional questions that will help clarify anything. Thanks a bunch!
The shop I work for recently procured a new machine, a DMG Mori DMU65 MonoBLOCK, and I've been saddled with putting together a cost comparison sheet for a 5 axis vise setup. I've surfed around the web, and unsurprisingly have found a bajillion different options. We will need a the vise itself, a riser, and any other accessories required. So to begin with please respond with the following: What brand of vise do you use? What are your likes/ dislikes? What peripheral accessories does it require/ or are recommended? What was the price paid for said equipment? Any other commentary is more than welcome as well. If it helps, my C axis rotary table is equipped with a subplate (10mm Shoulder bolt in 50mm spaced grid), and I have access to Big Kaiser Zero Point fixturing standoffs that make use of the 50mm spaced subplate. Unsurprisingly, this vise will be used for smaller parts in need of 5 side/ continuous 5 axis processes. Also feel free to comment with any additional questions that will help clarify anything. Thanks a bunch!