Where they make KTM rear axles:
Machining heaven:
Machining heaven:
9 min of machining porn!
12 posts · Started by ktmguy · 26 Jun 2014
Post 2 by ferret990,
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Post 3 by ktmguy,
#3Feel embarrassed, not fair on the old chap!
He was most likely a mater craftsman and an ace on the lathe making precision parts for amazing flying machines.
Would have done a better job on the rear axle too!
More accurate pictire would have been a baboon hitting something with a stone...couldn't find one...
He was most likely a mater craftsman and an ace on the lathe making precision parts for amazing flying machines.
Would have done a better job on the rear axle too!
More accurate pictire would have been a baboon hitting something with a stone...couldn't find one...
Post 4 by SDNerd,
#4awesome!!!!
Post 5 by ferret990,
#5Mmmmmmmm ... machining porn ...
Post 6 by Davo-Singapore,
#6Post 7 by ktmguy,
#7That's an impressive machine! I love that stuff.
Check this 3d machine job out
[url]Machining Delcam's 'Boris the Spider' on a Hermle…: http://youtu.be/m3bGl7j0r1E[/url]
Check this 3d machine job out
[url]Machining Delcam's 'Boris the Spider' on a Hermle…: http://youtu.be/m3bGl7j0r1E[/url]
Post 8 by AGRO!,
#8That is pretty cool isnt it Guy. I have machine companies doing this stuff all the time for me here but I never get the time to pay that much attention. Thanks for sharing.
Post 9 by shadowman,
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Post 10 by Superdan,
#10It amazes me how unreal machinery is these days!
Post 11 by Sarasota_Steve,
#11Amazing!!
Design of the machine was great but also working out all the angles and rotational speeds involved for the programming is an astonishing feat as well!! I wouldn't know where to start..
Thanks for that
Design of the machine was great but also working out all the angles and rotational speeds involved for the programming is an astonishing feat as well!! I wouldn't know where to start..
Thanks for that
Post 12 by ktmguy,
#12Makes me miss my old machining history, nowadays my tool of the day is an assault rifle :/
Machines are pretty cool
Machines are pretty cool
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