RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Waterjet on a cnc knee mill - water pump ?
Posted by
Andrey Lipavsky
on 2005-10-05 12:23:58 UTC
Dave,
There are ways of cutting soft stuff on water jets. They have been used in
the food industry extensively for years. When you see those perfectly-cut
cake slices, individually sectioned in wax paper, they have been likely cut
on a water jet. What they do, and what you might try, is to freeze the soft
material and promptly cut it. The freezing action stiffens it quite a bit.
Andrey
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I think it is 1/4" or so and was wondering if a water only pump could
do the trick ?
Also, since the stuff is pretty soft, just how low of a pressure could
do the job ?
And, the real question, is where can one find a low volume, high
pressure pump for water for such a unit ?
I t looks like common hyraulic house in small diamters can handle
5,000 PSI or slighly more.
And, then of course, what diameter nozzle would fit the bill ?
McMaster has orifices rated for 5,000 PSI and are 0.016" dia for the
small one.
And then of course, with these pressures, will the orifice wear out ?
Dave
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There are ways of cutting soft stuff on water jets. They have been used in
the food industry extensively for years. When you see those perfectly-cut
cake slices, individually sectioned in wax paper, they have been likely cut
on a water jet. What they do, and what you might try, is to freeze the soft
material and promptly cut it. The freezing action stiffens it quite a bit.
Andrey
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Subject: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Waterjet on a cnc knee mill - water pump ?
> Regarding the use of 20,000 psi, it would work ok but be quite a bitslower
> based on my tests at different pressures - I cut various materials,there
> aluminum, steel (up to 2" thick), glass, marble, granite, ceramics and
> plastic - I also did some serious experimentation on cutting balsa and
> plywood for model airplane kits which does a really nice job because
> is no edge burning as with lasers -I need to cut some hundred or so gaskets of foam rubber.
I think it is 1/4" or so and was wondering if a water only pump could
do the trick ?
Also, since the stuff is pretty soft, just how low of a pressure could
do the job ?
And, the real question, is where can one find a low volume, high
pressure pump for water for such a unit ?
I t looks like common hyraulic house in small diamters can handle
5,000 PSI or slighly more.
And, then of course, what diameter nozzle would fit the bill ?
McMaster has orifices rated for 5,000 PSI and are 0.016" dia for the
small one.
And then of course, with these pressures, will the orifice wear out ?
Dave
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2005-09-30 08:26:17 UTC
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Advice, BEFORE I BLOW UP my Sherline?
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