Mul-T-Lock G47p Interactve Cut Away

[Korver15]

So I have been invited by a couple of you to come join KP and show my work over here as well. Some of you who frequent both KP and LP101 might know me. Anywho. I have been working on a Mul-T-Lock G47p cuttaway for a while now. I'm finally done, and I am wondering if anyone is interested in purchasing one for 140+shipping. The one pictured was my prototype and it has some dings, but the ones I'm selling would be brand new. But before I go and buy a couple hundred dollars worth I want to know if anyone wants them. If not, it is still pretty cool to look at .

[MBI]

I always love a good cutaway.

[Oldfast]

Indeed! That's beautiful!!
And welcome to the other side.
Great to have you here. I'm Mike.

[Papa Gleb]

Hey bud, good to see you made it.

[Fritz the Cat]

Beautiful work. Nice deburring and polish job. Top notch :smile

Could you tell us about the mill crash ? The one you mentioned in the chat room

[Deadlock]

Is the divot on the left hand side what you mean by a ding? Cos otherwise I can't see anything wrong with it. Fantastic job.

[Korver15]

Beautiful work. Nice deburring and polish job. Top notch

Could you tell us about the mill crash ? The one you mentioned in the chat room

Is the divot on the left hand side what you mean by a ding? Cos otherwise I can't see anything wrong with it. Fantastic job.

The mill I am using at my college is only 2.5 axis, so from my understanding it does not do fluid xyz movements. It can move x and y simultaneously, but cannot do move all three axes fluidly (you machinists correct me where I stumble). So I was under the impression that the z axis would move incrementally but it would follow the exact same path. I was wrong. I exported it, and I did not do a test run (idk why that was stupid). Instead of following the correct path or erroring, the mill decided to make its own path , cutting through the lock and running into the jaws. Broke the bit and put a big gouge into the jaws. I took this as an opportunity to learn how to make sure a mill is squared up.

I have since then debugged it so it does what I want.

Yup. Thats basically all the excitement I got.

[HT4]

Stunning work! Thanks for sharing.

[Korver15]

Made a timelapse of the cutting. Didnt turn out well but here it is anyway

[lockpicker]

Great work!

[Papa Gleb]