In addition, I would like to thank whyfish for the method provided, which gave me good advice on the tool path of machine tool processing.
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Finally, after getting it last night, I finally finished the metal version of kukai fundation
She is made of aluminum alloy (ALSI10MG) and nickel-based superalloy (GH4169) as a whole
It is divided into three parts, two of which are processed by Mitsubishi’s M4G2 five-axis machine tool, and the remaining part is machined by myself (using a lathe).
Here’s the top half, those curved sides are really hard to do, but after two failures it worked out
On some of the gaps I welded because they are very fragile
This is the upper part. There was no aluminum alloy material at that time, so I chose a nickel-based alloy with the same color for processing.
Also welded
And one more thing I made on a lathe (connection piece for the upper level)
Really, this thing is so hard to do, especially the bottom layer, it took me almost 7 hours to deal with it (processing + failure + redo + sanding + welding + polishing)
However, in a sense, the use of this material can fundamentally solve the problem of dogs eating models
This is AMAZING