*_I told you to take the full cut too. Roughing end mills are great. And sometimes the finish they leave is just fine. You don't always have to follow up with a finishing end mill, it just all depends._* 👣👣👣👣👣👣👣
I am back to UA-cam, I hope your are well. I am looking forward to catching up with your videos. Your mill works great and it looks like you have mastered it
It might be worth moving the outlet of the red coolant return line to after the bend down so that there is no low point in the middle. Stagnant coolant can get pretty nasty.
*_I was thinking. Something that might help because it helps me. When you get steel in, use a sharpie to mark what kind of steel it is. That way you can better gauge what speeds and feeds to use. Also, if you are going to mill through a weld because welds tend to be really hardened material. The weld will be harder than the parent metal what you're milling in most cases. I've had to mill through some mig and tig welds and man, that was tough. Also, send me those cookies in your cabinet._* 👣👣👣👣👣👨👧
*_I told you to take the full cut too. Roughing end mills are great. And sometimes the finish they leave is just fine. You don't always have to follow up with a finishing end mill, it just all depends._* 👣👣👣👣👣👣👣
Yes, I agree. The finishing info really wasn’t necessary. But I had one and I thought what the heck thank you for your advice and your comments.
I am back to UA-cam, I hope your are well. I am looking forward to catching up with your videos. Your mill works great and it looks like you have mastered it
Missed you
It might be worth moving the outlet of the red coolant return line to after the bend down so that there is no low point in the middle. Stagnant coolant can get pretty nasty.
*_I was thinking. Something that might help because it helps me. When you get steel in, use a sharpie to mark what kind of steel it is. That way you can better gauge what speeds and feeds to use. Also, if you are going to mill through a weld because welds tend to be really hardened material. The weld will be harder than the parent metal what you're milling in most cases. I've had to mill through some mig and tig welds and man, that was tough. Also, send me those cookies in your cabinet._* 👣👣👣👣👣👨👧
It is good to see that smile brother! I'm glad to see something go 100% right for you!
Congrats Kimber. Those roughing end mills just chew metal away.
Good to see it works well Kimber 👍
Great job Kimber. You are as happy as a kid with a new toy!
great job Kimber👍👍👍👍
O&O
Kev