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One of several things that has been drawing most of my time and attention for the last month or so. Yes, I know this will come as a surprise to some of you, but I, with... *ahem*... a little help, bought another machine tool. :)

Finally moving into the 21st century with a real production turning center!

Had to do a few very minor repairs and give myself a head-first crash course in how to program the bloody thing, but she's up and running. And with a little more practice I should be able to start making real parts with this thing!

Yes, the program as shown as a few glitches in it. But considering that four days ago I couldn't have written 90% of that program, I, for one, am quite happy so far. :)

And, of course, it should only get better from here. :D

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Omniturn GT-75, first test part!

Just picked up an Omniturn CNC lathe, and had to fix a few things first (nothing major, mostly cleaning) but finally sat down with the manual to code up a test part. Basically the same one from my previous Logan video, but this time, coded from scratch, no conversational. It's not a complete part yet, I'm still learning the idiosyncrasies of this machine- and yes, there's a couple of goofs even in this simple part. :)

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Sebastian

A nice video

deefdragon

Good luck with the CNC doc. It brings another dimension entirely into the shop.

Anonymous

Chips were made! Great progress. How long would it have taken you to do that by hand?

Komitadjie

Oh heck yeah! We've had Omnis at work for a really long time, they've been work-horses for us. Gonna be awesome, man!

VitAnyaNaked

Congratulations on the purchase of a new machine, I am sure you need it and I hope you will soon show the results of your efforts)

Delisle

On a different topic, the current "storyline" is silly but hilarious! ;-)

Karen

Nice! I’m just getting started on turning pens and stuff, but it’s so much fun!