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Because the spindle and Live tool are spinning at the same speed it doesn't matter.

You might want to check the c axis drive gear engagement. Also, make id make sure it is actually getting grease.

Haas VF4. Yeah took the auger out and built the conveyor and washdown.

@@ErnestDuarte I have spent so much time moving chips is silly. Your system seems legit. How long have you had it?

@@3073Sean About 14 months now. Haven't done anything chip related since. Just make parts. I changed brands of coolant about 4 months ago didn't even have to clean the sump. You can check out the polished unit @ swarf-unlimited.com .

Heck yeah that whole setup they have on any machines with conveyors are a pain. Here is a link to the one you would need for the UMC-1000. www.swarf-unlimited.com/product/xl-sump-filter-screen-stainless-steel-95-gal/

Thing is sweet . Personally my first one I've bought.

Haha 😂 yeah paper is definitely better. My bad.

What is this paper trick u speak of

Haha 🤣 thanks bro. It's been a long time coming. Do you have a Haas?

@@ErnestDuarte Yes, VM-3

@@3073Sean Nice man! Shoot me an email it's in my about section. We can get in touch and I'll let you know what it's all about.

Thanks 👍

Yeah you can. On most Haas lathes once they get crashed you have to realign the turret to the spindle. If you crashed it hard enough you can even move the spindle. Once you find centerline you have to update setting in user settings. On the newer NCG lathes you have to get a USB Key to update X&Y offsets in the factory parameters if you want everything to read 0.

It's a Galvo 50w Raycus Fiber Laser.

They are.

Not sure what your comment means are you asking a question or trying to make some point? @sketch1994

@@ErnestDuarte Sorry if it came off smug but HAAS themselves released a video explaining how it is safe to index a shaping tool directly in the spindle and they even include broaching/shaping program templates. With that in mind you have to admit that it takes quite the fearmongering to sell these. Also I am pretty sure they try to pass all shaping tools as "broaching tools" (which is either an actual open feature lengthwise broach or at the very least a rotary broach simulating multiple broaches being driven down one after the other) when meant to go on a CNC, just to get rid of the stigma of "shapers making anything but money" which was only made worse by how scary they look when running fast PS: I am sure you already know how severely this is lacking compared to driven tool lathe shaping units that get really high SPM and even retract the tool on the return stroke...So I guess I was making a point

@@Sketch1994 Yeah. We have done thousands of those parts and we did have a spindle bearing fail so I'd take that with a gain of salt. Also that is a .530" broach taking .005" so idk. I don't really care but we can tool change that thing I sleep better at night.

@@ErnestDuartewill this broaching tool make the key way stay in the same position every time with like a timed sprocket even with tool changes?

Can you tool change this broaching tool? Also how accurate is a fixed position keyway over a span of time?

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To program and machine the main part and components about 4-5 hours.

@@ErnestDuarte gracias saludos

I was just using a swarf vac, and it does separate the swarf from the coolant. When my swarf vac gets full of coolant I just put it into the sump later.

There is nothing to deburr.

Lol r u looking for a qc job!

@@lathenmill huh? is this Haas specific?

Lowers don't need 1 inch hole in them, usually the uppers do.😁

It's something I make, and it does work good have not cleaned my sump in a year.

Product line. We were a job shop in the past.

We have a partner in Germany I will speak with him tonight and see what we can do. What machine are you going with?

@@ErnestDuarte I will finish my studies first, which will be done in July next year. when they are done I will look for partners who want to sponsor me and/or support me in setting up my company. if that is successful I want to start with cheap machines but I have no idea yet which brand, as soon as the company runs well I want to switch to DMG mori. but these are all plans for later. which I want to think about now.

Sorry forgot keyboards make you an expert. My mistake keep up the good work Chad!

I tighten the 8mm hex ones to 40NM and the 10MM Hex to 50NM. If it's not a big tool with heavy cuts I tighten with a T-Handle Hex wench as tight as I can Probably 30-35NM. Lol