New CNC cuts points with ease.......

brianna187

brianna187

BRIANNA SINCE 1988
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Just to let everyone know we spent the day today setting up the Kress and cutting V- points .Being that we can already cut points on the align-rite
the learning curve was not that bad we did rewrite the program being a different machine after a few adjustments things were sailing right along.we did 4 fore-arms in just over 30 Min's flawlessly every one the same. We are in the process of a new program cutting that time in half with less movements.. we also used our new pendant it also preformed well
much easier then the key board or mouse .with this system not only can you do inlays but also now cut v points we are also offering a tech support
view video
http://www.motionbox.com/videos/d491d0b31e1de05c
package with a 20 year cue making veteran .prices listed below.

We have not loaded a hugh profit in our cnc as others do, so the support is extra if needed.We offer a few differant choices for every budget
its a fair price for a package like this.as an example Bob cad support is ok but they have zero cuemaking knowlege.

video to post later tonight........thanks...........Lee
Support package 1
Bobcad
Video version 21
Phone email and step by step help

30 day support from time off first call each month $100.00
Monthly 100.00 as needed

Best deal
Custom post for drag and drop programming in Bobcad
Three complete butt forearm programs
6 months all up front one time payment $600.00

10 years of tech support Bob cad cue making and building cnc
20 year cue making experience.
 
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Lee, thanks for letting me visit the shop today. That was the first time I had ever seen a Taig mill cut in points. I would think with that basic program and some thinking, six or eight points would be almost as easy. That new fixture of yours along with the Kress motor is what was needed to make the Taig cue ready. I can't wait to see the Kress cut out pockets for inlays.

Jim.
 
Please stop spamming the forum. This isn't a forsale forum, and this isn't your own personal advertising outlet. Buy some ad space if you want to advertise.
 
kross said:
Please stop spamming the forum. This isn't a forsale forum, and this isn't your own personal advertising outlet. Buy some ad space if you want to advertise.
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hmmm, 1st. post welcome to the forum, You are correct, it does belong in the machinery section.
 
amazing. may be a first post but feels like hes been here before. wonder what his previous banned name was. he knows his way around the site pretty well for only 1 post.
 
dave sutton said:
amazing. may be a first post but feels like hes been here before. wonder what his previous banned name was. he knows his way around the site pretty well for only 1 post.
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Or maybe it's an alias
 
Sheldon said:
Looks like you could eliminate a ton of wasted movement in the program you have running there.
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Need some editing. Too much cutting air I think.
 
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Sheldon said:
Looks like you could eliminate a ton of wasted movement in the program you have running there.
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Yea, there is alot of air. Since it is CNC edititing the program is easy. I wouldn't want to upset the wood gods though by cutting too fast. You gotta love your wood. I do think the point is that a relativley inexpensive cnc mill will cut points just as good as their larger brothers and maybe better than some. There are several cue makers out there that are already using this mill for cutting inlays. It would not be a stretch to cut points:D


Jim.
 
we rewrote this program from our align rite machine only as a test program
now that we see it cuts without issues we will write a program i think i already mentioned cutting the time in half at least.
 
LOOKS GOOD LEE. imo points are the most important thing in a cue. looks wise. if you have good points and make a decent playing cue your cues will sell. fat points almost touching and about 9 inches in legnth at final finished size
 
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brianna187 said:
we rewrote this program from our align rite machine only as a test program
now that we see it cuts without issues we will write a program i think i already mentioned cutting the time in half at least.
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Or just edit the G-codes on notepad.
 
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