Rotary Wire EDM

Carl Sommer, president of Reliable EDM, shows unique parts can be machined by adding a rotating chuck to a wire EDM. Since wire EDM electrode never touches a part, it can machine extremely small and delicate parts. Sommer shows a steel tube and a round bar of aluminum that was in a rotating chuck and wire EDMed. The video demonstrates why unique parts can be EDMed because the table movement in the X and Y, the upper head in U and V, and the rotating chuck can all be independently programmed.

[@lom9660]

excellent work greetings from Monterrey NL Mexico

[@shivshankar-dm5vv]

I'm from INDIA . I'm also student of Tool And Die Making .
Thank you for your knowledge sir 🙏

[@BrandonGraham]

Do you mind putting a couple links in the video description? I went ahead and googled it, but others might benefit from the easy access.

[@legomocsalex5655]

Amazing

[@Edwardify]

This is so interesting

[@Fahadalkithiri]

1:56 That's Amazing

[@thelazygamer3788]

Dose the natural curve of the wire coming off the spool have an effect on the persission of the cut?

[@christopherrobbins2236]

The wire goes through a set of rollers that straighten the wire before it comes out.