Different Cutting Feedrates Fusion360 with a 6mm bit
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- This video is about different cutting feedrates. Sometimes it's not quite clear on what speed to use and how fast the machine would actually move. Since fusion360 does not simulate actual speed in the simulation I find it hard to imagine how fast the machine would run.
This is to create some sense of understanding how the cutting feedrate numbers are related to actual movement.
The demo shows different cutting feedrates with the same contourprocess. Also the same diameter router bit is used; 6mm.
Each cam process runs over 20cm in length and 1 cm in width, back and forth.
Hope this helps! - Фільми й анімація
HI bro. :) i have a similar type of router. DIY style. :) tell me please what is your voltage value for stepper motor drivers? i have 8.5Nm motors on 48V and i cant get them over 5000mm/m because they start to lose steps. Thanks in advance. Cheerz!
Speed is not my goal in this video; I wanted to be more clear about what the different speeds would do with a 6mm milling bit on my machine.
My motors run on 12 volts (which by the way can also be lower or higher, it's all about the current). The current is limited by my settings on the motordriver but could, if needed, provide more.
Also, it depends on the microsteps (I think I have them on 1/8) and the speed of the controlboard for the drivers. Besides that, my axes are tr8x8; maybe you have other axes that are more precise but need more revolutions per mm? (which in turn influence the amount of microsteps needed)
Hope this helps!
@@Audiohotshot yes, yes i know it is not a clip about speed, but i was curious about your voltages and settings on the drivers. Tnx for quick and detailed reply. Cheerz.
You're welcome, sir