You Tube Uploads

[Joey Jarrard]

A new thread to post our you tube videos of our machines and work.

[Joey Jarrard]

CR-408 X3 Vac System

New CAMaster X3 clip. This is Salt Water Connections New Machine that will be going up to Canada in a day or two.

Check out the new X3 dust boot setup, Thanks Frank and Luke.

http://www.youtube.com/user/CAMaster.../0/o1MGH6bIyjY

[james mcgrew]

the link is not

[Joey Jarrard]

try it now thanks Jim

[james mcgrew]

alright,,, now that does it

i want the frigginn

servos

[Joey Jarrard]

The video was shot with my phone and does not do the 1800 ipm justice.

[Mick Martin]

Looks a good setup, once I get my stinger up and running I will start to think about an X3

Mick

[Joey Jarrard]

Video Wall

Ok calling all CAMheads. I have just posted a new video wall on our site. this will be a rotating page where once a month I update the links. I am asking all in the land of yellow to grab there cameras and lets flood the net with what we can do with the machines. I am not asking it to be Lucas Arts quality just a 45 sec to 3 min video of your machine running a part and then showing the part after. Load up the video to you tube and let me know by posting the link here. I will pull more and more video to build the wall.
Please put a breaf discription about the feeds and speeds what material and such so we can get a good idea of the jobs.


Thanks so much

[Joey Jarrard]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJ9EZGh7l8Y

[Joey Jarrard]

Robert's video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJuTnQB78MQ

[Joey Jarrard]

Roberts pinewood derby track.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAAvz4c6KQc

[Robert Alexander]

My casket video.

This is a video of the casket that I did.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_DTh7PmKN4

My cutting settings were around 12,000 to 16,000 r.p.m. depending on the part and bit. Speeds were around 120 to 200 i.p.m. for most of the plywood, but over 300-400 if I remember correctly for the top m.d.f. section. I have been grabbing some shavings at the first of a cut and look and the thickness and feel if it is warm.

I used to use a calculator to figure feed and speed, but now I can tell if it is the right speed by the sound of the bit, and if the chips are chips and not dust and how warm they are.

[Joey Jarrard]

All I can say is DANG!

Robert that was all-some. I got my answer about the handles.



Thanks for the great video. We need more like it hint hint hint

(Those Hints were not for you Robert)

[james mcgrew]

robert that is excellent, is it done with aspire and can i post it on the aspire beta and regular forum!

[Joey Jarrard]

Jim I sold his machine with V-Carve. I can not recall if he upgraded to aspire or not. So I do not know what CAD/CAM he is using for these tool paths. I would assume Aspire.

I want time to play with a machine.