Unbox and trial processing test Yonew training small CNC machine in Huna...

I'm going to show you something very exciting: an unboxing and trial processing test of the Yornew teaching small CNC milling machine. （https://www.miumachine.com/xk200.asp),This is a machine that I got from the Network Collaborative Design and Manufacturing Research Center of Hunan Normal University of Engineering and Design. They are doing some amazing work on developing innovative and practical solutions for engineering and design problems. I'm very grateful to them using this machine to train the students. So let's get started! - First, unbox the machine and show you what's inside. You can see that it's very well polywood packed and protected. It comes with a user manual, a power cord, a tool holder, a wrench, and some cutting tools. The machine itself is very compact and lightweight, but also sturdy and durable. It has a working area of 220 x 120 x 200 mm, which is enough for most small projects. It has a spindle speed of up to 3500 rpm, which is very fast and powerful. It also has a screen display that shows the status and parameters of the machine. - Next, It's very easy to do. just need to plug in the power cord, and the tool holder. we can also adjust the speed, feed rate, depth of cut, and other settings according to my needs. - Finally, do a trial processing test of the machine. I have prepared a model of engraving the text of Hunan Normal University that I want to make with the machine. It's a simple shape with some text on it. I'm going to use a 1 mm end mill to cut it out from a piece of Epoxy Tooling board. I have already loaded the G-code into the software and set the origin point on the machine. Now I just need to press start and watch the magic happen. You can see that the machine is very accurate and smooth. It follows the path of the G-code precisely and cuts out the shape without any errors or defects. That's it for this video. I hope you enjoyed it and learned something new. If you did, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel for more videos like this. Also, if you have any questions or comments about the machine or the process, please leave them below and I'll try to answer them as soon as possible. Thank you for watching and see you next time!