eMachineShop.Com?
08-23-2007 | 02:43 PM
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Hi Mike,
I used them, the process worked OK.
The software is a bit tricky to use as it is designed around their processes that are unique. I used plasma cutting (IIRC), brake bending and drilling. All stainless steel and the process worked and the parts I got were correct.
I think CNC machining of aluminum would be easier but expensive. Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
I used them, the process worked OK.
The software is a bit tricky to use as it is designed around their processes that are unique. I used plasma cutting (IIRC), brake bending and drilling. All stainless steel and the process worked and the parts I got were correct.
I think CNC machining of aluminum would be easier but expensive. Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
08-23-2007 | 03:14 PM
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Matt replied ...
Let me know how it goes.
Let me know how it goes.
08-23-2007 | 03:16 PM
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ORIGINAL: mr_matt
Hi Mike,
I used them, the process worked OK.
The software is a bit tricky to use as it is designed around their processes that are unique. I used plasma cutting (IIRC), brake bending and drilling. All stainless steel and the process worked and the parts I got were correct.
I think CNC machining of aluminum would be easier but expensive. Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Hi Mike,
I used them, the process worked OK.
The software is a bit tricky to use as it is designed around their processes that are unique. I used plasma cutting (IIRC), brake bending and drilling. All stainless steel and the process worked and the parts I got were correct.
I think CNC machining of aluminum would be easier but expensive. Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
08-24-2007 | 09:09 AM
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Wow Sean ! You have all the toys ! What programs are you using for the whole process ? Design , G code , running the machine ?
Marc
Marc
11-24-2007 | 12:23 PM
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HOLY CRAP, Sean!
Dualing CNC mills? Very nice. I have been thinking of making my little Sherline a CNC machine...........Now I'm thinking I should just e-mail you when I need a part
Here is a pic of some work done by my fly'in buddy, Wayne for the A-7. He is using a set up similar to yours.
Tailwinds,
John
Dualing CNC mills? Very nice. I have been thinking of making my little Sherline a CNC machine...........Now I'm thinking I should just e-mail you when I need a part
Here is a pic of some work done by my fly'in buddy, Wayne for the A-7. He is using a set up similar to yours.
Tailwinds,
John
11-24-2007 | 01:48 PM
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And I thought I was "serious" about the hobby 6 years ago when I built and flew a Kangaroo on a Ram 1000! 
My how things change when you get REALLY "serious"
hahahaha
I've admired y'alls project from the beginning bud. Stuning as always!
My how things change when you get REALLY "serious"
hahahahaI've admired y'alls project from the beginning bud. Stuning as always!
11-24-2007 | 07:15 PM
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Sean
I will never inquire again if you used a hatchet on your lattest project
Your shop in becoming impresssssive!!!
A big change from the last photo's I saw, with the figure of an Isobar in overspray on the concrete!!!
Jerry
I will never inquire again if you used a hatchet on your lattest project
Your shop in becoming impresssssive!!!
A big change from the last photo's I saw, with the figure of an Isobar in overspray on the concrete!!!
Jerry
