Computer-Controlled Machining
This week I worked on computer controlled machining, so I was able to do a first design as a test to see the capabilities of the machine, before for reasons of the covid-19 it was not possible to enter the laboratory
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First design and test
I made a design in solidworks
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Perform a quick inspection on the parts of the PRSalpha ATC 96-48-8 shopbot
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In addition to the shopbot there is a high-power biruta extractor
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I used a 1/16 milling machine to perform the machining
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It is necessary to screw the iron to be milled to the working table.
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The starting point of the machine must be located before milling
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Once all the settings have been made we can proceed to the start, not forgetting to use the personal protection equipmen
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It is observed how the strawberry is giving shape according to the design
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the result of the work is as follows:
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I was able to make adjustments and the strawberry change
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I made the design of pieces to test the union of the parts of my project.
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I made the cut and tested the joining of the pieces to verify they have the correct fit.
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I designed a table whose legs are shaped like a tree trunk and which is easy to store in the fablab.
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I proceeded to assemble the pieces using a rubber mallet.
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This is the end result of my tabletop project.
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