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Making Bit Fans on the Tormach xsTECH Router

Attempting to somewhat efficiently produce some bit fans using the xsTECH router for the xsTECH router. The bit fan fits snugly on the shank of the tool, so when the tool rotates, chip will be blown away from the cut. The CAD and CAM are both done in Fusion 360. Two work coordinate systems are used, with side 1 operations in G54, and side 2 operations in G55. Tool change is minimized, so the same tool will do all the operation it can in both G54 and G55 before having to switch to a different tool. The bit fan design is inspired by this blog from Bantam Tools https://www.bantamtools.com/blog/intr... Thanks to USEL Lab at HKUST for letting me use the machine   / usel.hkust   Timestamp: 0:00-Intro 0:20-one piece flow explanation 1:57-Fusion 360 Setup with G54 and G55 2:26-End mills selection 3:03-How the bit fan fits on the end mill 3:20-minimizing tool change 3:59-Tool 1, Side 1(G54), Facing 9:11-Tool 1, Side 1(G54), Roughing 21:08-Tool 1, Side 2(G55), Roughing 31:13-M0 stop, Fixture Screw Removal 33:47-Tool 1, Side 2(G55),Screw Stub Removal 36:11-Tool change Tool 1 to Tool 2 41:21-Tool 2, Side 1(G54), Fan Blade Surfacing 48:35-Tool 2, Side 2(G55), Fan Blade Surfacing 59:15-Oops! 1:00:40-Tool Change Tool 2 to Tool 3 1:06:05-Tool 3, Side 1(G54), Center Boring 1:18:30-Tool 3, Side 1(G54), Cut through, leave tabs 1:20:00-Done! 1:21:27-Side 1 Tabs 1:21:55-Finished Part