Hi. X around 750mm, Y around 400mm, Z around 180mm (set a bit low so i don't knock the coolant pipe off).
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Front - with TFT display and hardware control panel. The guards are less than wonderful, really they just prevent coolant going absolutely everywhere ( they constrain it to "nearly everywhere
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Backside - the white boxes are for contactors, LPT interface boards and other trickery. The RoutOut stepper driver and PC are on the steel framed shelf to the right.
Front hardware control panel for locking out the brake and running the pneumatic drawbar. The spindle can also be disabled and safely reenabled from here, all done with relay logic. The whole thing is completely fail-safe.
Current 2-jig setup making WG5Q flanges for coupling waveguide sections. The twin fixtures enable angles flanges to be made by tilting the first fixture, then finishing off on the second jig.
My lovely twin-jet coolant feed doing its thing. it's such an improvement over the old "gooseneck" feed!
Product! A complete WG5Q flange from 15mm thick 6082 alloy. Complete cycle time is 20 minutes dead, no tool changes.