Exact Solutions

10/06/2025

A very simple swarf milling tool path but this saves a lot of time compared to 3D surfacing this feature with a ball nose endmill.

10/03/2025

Getting this 18”X60” lathe wired in and fitted up with a digital readout.

08/12/2025

These little parts had some tight tolerances of +/- .0002 and they came out perfect!

08/08/2025

Locked and loaded! Ready to machine some stainless steel.

08/05/2025

Here is a two part design fixture. This means there are two complete parts at the end of each cycle.

The right is a fully loaded and ready to be machined fuxture.

The left fixture is complete and ready to be reloaded.

07/31/2025

07/29/2025

Typically, a part like this would be done on a lathe but with the combination of speed, tooling and fixturing we use on our new VF2SS we can make quick work of these thin wall parts.

07/24/2025

Two fixtures complete and ready to run parts.

07/23/2025

Small batch of stainless steel parts we ran in the VF1.

07/22/2025

Shown here we have a quick run of stainless steel parts. Projects like this are always fun because there’s a million different ways to achieve this finished product.

07/17/2025

Fun fact: National Pipe Thread has a taper angle of 1.783 degrees.

This specific part has a 1” pipe thread, that gets milled on the VF1 with a single form thread mill.

07/15/2025

Quick video of the VF2SS utilizing the TRT160.