[AluminatiSound]

Hi Matt and all Audio Circle members.
STOP it, Enough !
That's too much nice stuff for my eyes...
Did you do all those all by yourself or with the help of God ?
You should start right now to take order for custom made audio stuff.
WOW I won't be able to sleep tonight after seeing all that extraordinary work of art and I would not be surprise if one or many of your creations end up in a (Audio) museum.
WOW... You will be in the Guinness world records book under... ? ? ?
They will have to create a new category.
WOW...

Guy 13

I do all the designing, programming and machining myself

I've been machining since i was 19, now 25. Yes only 25! My dad got me into audio at a young age.

Being a machinint and loving audio. Things can happen 

Matt

[AluminatiSound]

Neat stuff, Matt!

Got a picture of the machine that produces the parts?

Thanks,

Ruben

Here ya go

These were the side plates in my Haas VF2 SS CNC mill. Machining 6-32 tapped holes into the side of the plates for fastening.


I found this one. People wanted me to keep these plates raw but being a machinist, you get bored of the machined finish look quick.


One of the faceplates roughed out


Machining the aluminum plinth for my TT~2 (2" thick)


My MMp~1 before anodizing



My TT~1 at Needle Doctor


The belt wheel for my TT~1 (belt wheel?)


TT~1 pictures before anodizing



Power supply box for the TT~1


Platter




12 outlet power box i made. PSU~12








Making the crossover boards for the Aluminati speakers. Material is white delrin. 10,000 rpms at 138 inches per minute feed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJuACAIdzAY

Making one of the faceplates. Surface milling on a Mazak Nexus 510C CNC mill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkQcYHezI-U

Making the black delrin platter (2" thick) for my TT~2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXhMal6HmA8

Making the belt wheel for my TT~1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6Yq9G1YjdU

Making delrin feet. Used these feet on multiple things.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgniPWbxEBI

Is that too much 

Matt

[Peter J]

 Matt, that is just too cool! Love watching the CNCs run.

I'm a little envious.

In my next life I'm gonna  be a machinist.

 

[Outofthewoods]

Here ya go

Excellent!

Is that too much 

Matt

Nope! Is that all you've got?

If you don't mind sharing....What does a setup like that cost?

I will soon be taking delivery of a new 5' X 10' CNC machine for woodworking. CAN'T WAIT!!!

BTW, welcome to AC!

Best,

Ruben

[AluminatiSound]

Excellent!

Nope! Is that all you've got?

If you don't mind sharing....What does a setup like that cost?

I will soon be taking delivery of a new 5' X 10' CNC machine for woodworking. CAN'T WAIT!!!

BTW, welcome to AC!

Best,

Ruben

I have got around a 1,000 pictures. No joke 

I should say, my work lets me use the machines after hours to make my creations. We make medical machines for the medical industry. Lots of different equipment to use.

The Haas VF2 SS goes for $100,000 i believe. The Mazak Nexus 510C is around $175,000.

Ain't cheap but boy do those things fly. Most of the machines go up to 12,000rpms and have 30hp electric motors

Matt

[AluminatiSound]

Matt, that is just too cool! Love watching the CNCs run.

I'm a little envious.

In my next life I'm gonna  be a machinist.

 

After awhile they are very boring to watch. Well if you do it for a living. I don't get excited much by machining anymore, more when my projects get finished

Matt

[Outofthewoods]

I have got around a 1,000 pictures. No joke 

All audio projects?

Bring it on...

I should say, my work lets me use the machines after hours to make my creations. We make medical machines for the medical industry.

Lots of different equipment to use.

The Haas VF2 SS goes for $100,000 i believe. The Mazak Nexus 510C is around $175,000.

Ain't cheap but boy do those things fly. Most of the machines go up to 12,000rpms and have 30hp electric motors

Matt

Lucky you!

Best,

Ruben

[jtwrace]

The Haas VF2 SS goes for $100,000 i believe.

Actually they start at only $65k.  One of the least expensive mills in the industry and American Made.  Hard to beat for the money and like anything, it comes down to the operator whether it's accurate or not.

[AluminatiSound]

Actually they start at only $65k.  One of the least expensive mills in the industry and American Made.  Hard to beat for the money and like anything, it comes down to the operator whether it's accurate or not.

Oh yes. You are right.

We have a vf4 which is closer to 100k.

Matt

[ghidrah_1]

Wow!! absolutely unbelievable....... 

[ufokillerz]

have to say, i am even more impressed now, the magic that you can work with metal is beyond impressive.

[Guy 13]

Hi Matt and all Audio Circle members.
Matt should be elected audio machinist of the year.
Don't you all agree ?

Guy 13

[Hank]

I agree Guy 13!  Maybe Matt will show us his elaborate work next. 

[sl_1800]

Beautiful work

[pslate]

Stunning, and a testament to machinists in the USA. Incredible creativity and design. Thank you for sharing. Please keep us up to date on all of your projects!!

[rockdrummer]

Is that the Needle Doctor in Minneapolis?

Awesome work by the way.

Ben

[AluminatiSound]

Is that the Needle Doctor in Minneapolis?

Awesome work by the way.

Ben

Yes it is

Matt

[cujobob]

Wow, you do a lot of great work! I love the look of the TT the best, but the N2X looking amazing as well. The detail is just sick, enjoy that setup!

[gregfisk]

This is just incredible workmanship, not only is the machine work amazing your talent for design is over the top! Man would like to have the ability to work with metals like this, I really like the aluminum look. Keep us posted with any new projects!

Greg

[NeilT]

Matt, that is literally, jaw dropping amazing, thanks for the pics and keep-em coming.

My favorite part of AC is the build pics, big thanks to all posters. 

Neil