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Hey guys I took this video when I ran the sets of RC10 and Losi arms last weekend. I had to check my settings on this first set before I let the machine go, (feed rates, plunge rates, etc). This set of arms took approximately 11 mins start to finish.

I sped the video up a bit becuase I ran this set slow. I ended up running a 2 flute, HSS endmill at 55 inches a minute for the rest of the arms which cut the machine time down to about 4-5 minutes each complete set. Needless to say the machine really sliced right through the material and made quick work of the arms.

Enjoy the video.

Jake

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Fixed the video link

Jake

I just got a white box on the screen.

EDIT: You fixed it as I was posting this

Very cool to see, thanks for doing this always wondered how it was done

Nice
and the Nirvana made it that much better

From one CNC guy to another.......let see the finished product.

Finished product. RC10 arms on top, Losi arms on the bottom.

Nice work !

Thank you.

I have to say this would have never happened without MVice. Miguel did the drawings for both of these sets of arms. All i did was use some CAM software to program the machine and make the cuts.

Miguel, I have not seen you here in a long time but if you do read this, thank you for your help.

Jake

Very nice work. The final product looks great.

I love watching parts being machined and taking form.

What material did you use ? nylon 6-6 ?


Morten

Sweet, just now watched the video.

Morten, the material is nylon 6/6.

Thanks Big


Morten