A Power Drawbar, Mist Coolant, and Spindle Control for the PM728 CNC
216.0K subscribers
Clough42
216.0K subscribers
Welcome to the Clough42 shop. We get up to all kinds of nonsense in here: manual and CNC machining, 3D printing, toolmaking, electronics, PCB design, CAD, and sometimes even frickin' lasers! All sponsorships are clearly disclosed. We do not accept promotions for mobile games or VPN apps. As an Am
The video covers the installation and testing of three upgrades to the PM728 CNC mill: a spindle interface kit for CNC spindle control, a mist coolant system, and a power drawbar kit from Priest Tools. The presenter demonstrates how to install and configure each system, including wiring the spindle control to the CNC controller, mounting the coolant tank and nozzles, and assembling the power drawbar. After installation, the presenter tests each system, showing the spindle control working through the CNC controller, the mist coolant spraying effectively, and the power drawbar quickly changing tools.
Description
Today we're wrapping up a bunch of minor systems on the PM728 CNC mill: CNC spindle control, mist coolant, and a power drawbar. Priest Tools Power Drawbar Kit: https://priesttools.com/product/power-drawbar-precision-matthews-pm-728vt/ Use discount code CL42 at checkout for 5% off any Precision Matthews benchtop mill and accessories. Claim your 15% SendCutSend Discount: https://sendcutsend.com/clough42/ Support Clough42 on Patreon: https://patreon.com/join/clough42 Tools used in this video
Top Comments
For what it’s worth mate…, You’re a bloody genius .👏👏👏 Thanks for all your great videos Robert 🇦🇺
I've never machined a thing in my life and yet I an enraptured by this entire series. Keep it up!
Ptfe tape and pipe dope on top of it is a recipe for an obnoxious hissing sooner or later😂
I've been watching your channel for many years and have been dabbling in machining. I have a decent lathe but have put off buying a mill. I was set on buying an older Bridgeport but am now wondering if something from Precision Matthews is a better idea. I haven't seen where you have discussed the re
Dios del cielo que pedazo de engendro para cambiar un cono , si mi modelo tiene apenas 50mm de altura y no lleva ni aire, Ni gas, ni nada, solo la palanca de accionamiento que se manipula con solo una mano mientras con la otra se sujeta el cono a cambiar...
Recommended CNC Routers
Advertisement