
CNC Upright
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I have successfully programmed the first part using "Autodesk Powermill" software, selecting 6061 Aluminium as the material for the component. Key constraints governed the machining process: • The maximum available volume was X: 750mm, Y: 450mm, and Z: 700mm. • Three-axis only were used. • The spindle's maximum speed was 10000 rev/min. Available tooling diameters included: • Milling tools: 3 (non-preferred), 6, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20 mm • Drilling tools: 1 to 13 in 0.5mm steps • Threading tools: 6, 8, 10, 12 The following tools were utilized: 1. M6 Endmill 2. M3 3 flute drill 3. M3 Ball nose Endmill This experience of programming my first part has significantly enhanced my understanding of the methodology behind different tooling and materials. The design intent of a part is crucial, as one can create anything in CAD but if it cannot be manufactured using standard techniques then it is not well-designed. This exercise has piqued my interest and I will continue to explore CNC programming in the future. I hope you appreciate the model!
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