Machining Golf Ball Markers on the Tormach 24R and 1100MX!

CNC machining brass golf ball markers on the Tormach 24R and Tormach 1100MX for a good cause! Creating a reliable production process starts with good workholding strategies. In this video, we use the superglue technique and a dual station soft jaw setup. Next, we choose tooling, Fusion 360 toolpaths, and speeds and feeds. After machining and paint filling the logo, we face both sides of the markers with a superfly cutter and finish with a corner rounder to smooth out the edges!

00:00 Intro - Brass Golf Ball Markers
00:30 Testing Engraving Tools & Paint
01:30 Workholding - Tormach 24R Fixture Plate, Pallets, and Super Glue
02:34 Probing Work Offsets & Roughing with DATRON Endmill
03:59 2D Contouring the Inner Logo
04:45 Engraving/ V-Carving & Paint Application
05:20 Cutting Markers Free on Tormach 24R & Curing
06:16 Facing with the Tormach 1100MX & Superfly Cutter
07:52 Finishing Touches: Trace Toolpath & LSC Corner Rounder
08:29 Clear Coat & Makeshift Paint Rack
09:28 Children's Justice Center: Heroes Landing
10:24 Pay it Forward: Community Projects

5 Reasons to Use a Fixture Plate on Your CNC Machine: https://bit.ly/3sNA4uH
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Links for this video

Heroes Landing
www.heroeslandingcjc.org

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Reach us / CNC Info:

Speeds & Feeds: https://provencut.com

Fusion 360 (Purchase, Support, Training): http://dsi.fyi/3yu7Mt0

Online Fusion 360 Training: http://bit.ly/LearnFusion360

SMW Products: https://saundersmachineworks.com/

CNC Resources: https://www.nyccnc.com