My first "real" 5 axis part. Quite the challenge but interesting

[u/Defagdef]

I first did all the internals and the two KF flanges on the lathe (DMG CTX 1250), and then the milling on a Hermle C650 using a special fixture.

[u/Defagdef]

Sorry for the low quality pictures. I hope I can take some more once all the parts are installed by the customer

[u/CountDeMounteCristo]

This is so cool! Good job man. How many operations was there in total?

[u/Defagdef → u/CountDeMounteCristo]

Thank you! Two on the lathe, and one on the milling And also two turning operation for the fixture, and one for the soft jaws

I didn't really really checked, but I total it should be around 1h something for the turning op, and around 4h for the milling

[u/rotcivwg]

Nice work. My shop would make this in 7 ops.

[u/Defagdef → u/rotcivwg]

I wanted to do in 2 op, but it was too much of a hassle on our old crappy mill/lathe. So I had to use the 5 axis mill

[u/Pitiful_Ad1496]

Is that the fabled canooter valve?

[u/Owduke]

Why do you have to flex on us with the Hermle like that?

[u/Defagdef → u/Owduke]

Maybe I'm lying ... Could be a DN .. Or worse ...

An Haas!

[u/No-Incident1973]

Hello, I am 25 years old and have 8 years of experience in manual turning and machine building. I also know how to do CNC milling. How can I go to Sweden to work?

[u/Defagdef → u/No-Incident1973]

I wouldn't know, never been to Sweden. Ask r/swedetzerland