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Of course you can...... But it's not recommended. Usually, due to people being inexperienced and a potential crash. But you can always slow the plunge feed rate way down and drop in on top.

@@machinistmade784 Is there a way to do in in Fusion360 setting or I just manually edit the g-code? If you know how you do it in Fusion, please, tell me. All the options I see is using Pocket or Adaptive Clearing. But I am curious how to make it the right way - with Facing.

It's not animated. It's just has joint that I can move to fit parts of different sizes.

@@machinistmade784 so is it an assembly then?

Yes

We don't actually saw our material in house. However, if we were to saw it in house we would have ordered 1.25in X 3.25in Flat bar and saw to length 3.25in. That way we would not be depending on the saw cut for flatness when we load it in the vise. But our local supplier actually mill sizes our material for our 5 axis jobs. Even thou that would clearly not be needed for this simple part like this.

Thanks, will do!

For me, it depends. For softer materials, I will usually climb cut it (it's faster). For harder materials, always conventional mill. I have found this keeps the cutter truier to the actual size, and you will get better tool life.

I use both. But I have found that contour gives me more control over my settings.

So could you use this technique for doing 3D chamfers on complex multi angle surfaces…?@@machinistmade784

No real reason. I just prefer not to use it on a face mill.

@@machinistmade784 It’s nice to have the vertical radii on so it keeps a smooth motion and doesn’t have to slow down for the direction change.

@Mechanical Advantage completely agree. But I have trained A LOT of new operators, and it scares them. Lol, they see a big tool approach a part and suddenly it starts diving towards the part they just loaded 🤣. Also if the saw man is off (part to long), it can actually cause an issue with the face mill hitting and kicking the part up.

The video went up yesterday.

Solid Carbide Coolant Thru.

You are welcome!

I'm glad to hear that.

It only changes based on the size of the stock you chose to make the part out of. Example: I have 3 X 2 stock on the shelf but not enough of it.... But I also have 3 X 3 as well. I could produce this part with both stocks, and not order material from a material supplier.

I honestly don't really have a brand preference. But I know a lot of people that do........... I don't get it?

@@machinistmade784 I mean I understand it buying top quality stuff. But what I don't like is the ohh I got dewalt which is better than you ryobi. Not everyone can afford higher named brand stuff. If it works for the job then who cares. I worked with a guy that said makita was inferior to his dewalt stuff. I had makita at the time. I had a weaker ah battery and same style tool. My makita out ran his dewalt he b.c was actually complaining about it. I only left makita because they did no make a battery powered grease gun. I service forklifts and have bad carpal tunnel in both wrist plus bv ad shoulders. So I needed one and dewalt was on sale. A year later makita came out with a grease gun. Little too late I found almost all my batteries and tools at the local pawn shop. Some were still in the original packaging and never used. I have doubled of stuff because I wanted the batteries and the tool was attached. I got things I haven't used and nay never use it.

Well.....that sucks.

Nope, just a good old cleveland twist drill.

Not real sure. Got tired of all the snakes lol. But a building would be a good idea.

100% agree.

Operator error

@@adamgroves1188 They dont even stand up on their own unless you use the big batteries. Then the tabs break when you drop them. I loved my M12 screwdriver the brushed and then the fuel. Why'd i get rid of the fuel? Not the battery but because the tirgger started to fail, then the gears started grinding. I use Dewalt 12v screwdriver and impacts now. Would never go back.

@Rorchlin I have never had any issues I take care of my tools no hating on Dewalt decent tool

@@rch5991 no hate towards makita either