West Australian customer of OneCNC takes on the V8's.

Dennis Hellier from High Speed Engineering submitted these pictures of what he created in OneCNC.

The have a factory of more than 9 CNC machines as well as many traditional machines to give them a high capacity of precision work.

Dennis created a V8 Lexus engine block for a customer from Billet Aluminium. They started with a billet in one of their Haas VMC's and finished it with a VMC with a 4 axis. Material used was Alumec 89 Aluminium.

Then to their Haas VMC with a 4 axis indexer.

You can see it being machined from another position here.

Here is the billet almost machined in the VMC with the 4th axis.

And here we see the final result of their work.

And another view of the final product.

The billet block was then fitted with cast iron sleeves to withstand heat/wear.

High Speed Engineering are situated in Unit 2, 6 Midas Road Malaga WA 6090 and provided these pictures to show one of their recent components of manufacture.

http://www.highspeedengineering.com

Haas VMC MA Ford Tooling and OneCNC CAD-CAM
This video is a demonstration of how efficiently your Haas VMC CNC machine can be loaded with MA Ford tool and programmed with OneCNC HS toolpaths.

OneCNC today announced the pre-release to limited users of OneCNCXR3 Lathe Mill Turn product. The product has been in BETA for several months and it is still expected to be on track for release end of January 2009.

Well you can see this completed part.

This was created and programmed by Neil from OneCNC Benelux as a test in the BETA stage of development.