W16 Motor Machined From Solid Billit

[OrganicMechanic]

enjoy

[killa325i]

first?

[Turf1600]

That's pretty intense. I wonder if I can get a 1.6L m10 made for under $500 that way.

[OrganicMechanic]

you might need to make 5000 unit sales before unit price droped that low.

You do realize that the Raw chunk of billet is around 500.

[SpecM]

hey, the little guy in your avitar slaps the table to the beat in that vid

[BenM]

Very badass. I run a 4-Axis Okuma Mill, which is a baby compared to that thing. Beastly!

[Mastrcruse]

That's pretty intense. I wonder if I can get a 1.6L m10 made for under $500 that way.

I bet you DCColegrove /zen performance could do it for you...contact him

[OrganicMechanic]

I am having to learn the Okuma controls...coming from a long Haas backround, I find my asking questions alot. I am going to school to be a programer, screw being on the floor. 10 years is enough for me.

[ieatpeople]

that appears to only be a w-12, unless i'm blind.

awesome anyway!!


nvrmnd, i just finished watching the vid, they hadn't bored the last 4 holes yet.

[BenM]

I am having to learn the Okuma controls...coming from a long Haas backround, I find my asking questions alot. I am going to school to be a programer, screw being on the floor. 10 years is enough for me.

We have 2 Haas lathes that another guy runs (a TL1 and brand new SL30) and I feel the same way, except towards Haas. The Okuma controls (OSP-P200M) that has Windows XP is less of a PITA compared to the Haas (which is MS-DOS based, I believe?), which I think is slightly more troublesome.

I actually program and run the machine. Mostly aircraft tubing, so the programs are relatively simple.

[kronus]

Someday, I will know CAD/CAM. Then, the future shall be mine! Muahaha!

[neighborhood]

it'a the same block, they had to turn it around to drill the last 4 cylinders