thanks for uploading ...it informative...but want to say....please upload 5 axis multi axis lessons .... because there are so many other channels that already provided 3 axis lessons and tutorials..... so please please make advance 5 axis tutorial that no one willing to provide........
Similar to how I do it (machine flats), but instead I type in mdi a g43 line reading my tool height abs go to z1.0. (I wont rapid to 1.0 and I'll be far from the 5th). I then hand crank flats on material. Measure part. If 2.002, I'll drop g57 z-.001. This method is a 2 wrongs make a right method because you're at the mercy of the tool setter. I'm trying to figure out a better way after I've machined a square up at B0.
I noticed the same small error some time after making this video. To dial it in I cut some stock into a square with 4 facing passes in CAM software. Then do a contour or profile pass of the same square from above. Then adjust my offsets until they facing and profile passes match seamlessly. Then its perfectly aligned! Hope that made sense.
Great info. Thanks man. Will be watching.
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thanks for uploading ...it informative...but want to say....please upload 5 axis multi axis lessons .... because there are so many other channels that already provided 3 axis lessons and tutorials..... so please please make advance 5 axis tutorial that no one willing to provide........
good shit!
Thanks!
Similar to how I do it (machine flats), but instead I type in mdi a g43 line reading my tool height abs go to z1.0. (I wont rapid to 1.0 and I'll be far from the 5th). I then hand crank flats on material. Measure part. If 2.002, I'll drop g57 z-.001. This method is a 2 wrongs make a right method because you're at the mercy of the tool setter. I'm trying to figure out a better way after I've machined a square up at B0.
I noticed the same small error some time after making this video. To dial it in I cut some stock into a square with 4 facing passes in CAM software. Then do a contour or profile pass of the same square from above. Then adjust my offsets until they facing and profile passes match seamlessly. Then its perfectly aligned! Hope that made sense.