JJLegends
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I know that to tell you .... I thought that with the automated cnc it was only a little bit enough
acceptable geometries in the transition from .stp to milling from full - 5 axis
ninfh
Guest
machines that look at them from afar spit out different pieces from each other made and finished, that I know, do not exist
the piece in question is a little more than a profile to cut on a plate, nothing complicated to program, but someone who breaks 3 number commands on a cam always serves (cost).
then you need to fix the piece on the machine, there are n thousand ways to do it but someone has to do it (costo)
If the piece can't be bitten or clamped on the floor or thrown on an aspirant plane, it's necessary to make a square (cost)
making pieces in series are all costs that damp on the lot, making a piece only......no
the piece in question is a little more than a profile to cut on a plate, nothing complicated to program, but someone who breaks 3 number commands on a cam always serves (cost).
then you need to fix the piece on the machine, there are n thousand ways to do it but someone has to do it (costo)
If the piece can't be bitten or clamped on the floor or thrown on an aspirant plane, it's necessary to make a square (cost)
making pieces in series are all costs that damp on the lot, making a piece only......no
JJLegends
Guest
In fact, when I went to the fab lab, like, with the printers 3d (the whole studio belonged) I always lost a couple of hours to madonnary, to prepare the threads, to try various solutions . now as I now know how much they can cost a couple of hours of workers to a game .. even here I am informed . I think that the madonnament is common factor in both cases...
JJLegends
Guest
not bad ..son managed to finish