Milling a Picatinny Rail with the MillRight CNC Mega V 2

Here, we show you how to make a picatinny rail using the Mega V 2. We walk you through the multiple setups on the vise and give an overview of the CAM work in Fusion 360.
Check out the Mega V 2 at the link below:
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[@kevinjohnson3964]

I currently own the 35-inch Mega V1. I am in the beginning process of starting a UA-cam channel that will consist of videos highlighting different woodworking projects and I am working on a detailed instructional video for assembling it (Mega V1) since there are currently no good ones online that i have seen. I chose the Mega V1 last year before the mega v2 was announced. The reason being is that I am an engineer by trade, and the structural rigidity and stiffness are better than any of the other branded machines available. I wish there was a conversion kit available to upgrade the mega V1 to linear rails like the V2. That would be great. Also fyi, please consider upgrading the microphone on future videos. There is a lot of background static that makes it hard to hear what you are saying. Other than that small inconvenience, great video. I can't wait to see what the future holds for your company

[@MillRightCNC]

Thanks!

[@zforcer7256]

Wait does this not use GBRL like the v1? or did you manually edit the drill op

[@loganrose2791]

Likely because they also offer 4 axis, ATC, G43.... Etc.

[@MillRightCNC]

This was with GRBL. The Mega V 2 can be bought with a GRBL control or a more advanced one. GRBL doesn't have canned drilling cycles, but Fusion 360 (and most other CAM packages) will write G code that mimics a peck drilling cycle.

[@alfredoj1349]

What is the cost of the machine?

[@MillRightCNC]

Check out the website at www.millrightcnc.com as we have a bunch of different models and options available.