Machining Fundamentals: Introduction to Post Processors

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @kastrup2dk
    @kastrup2dk 4 года назад +6

    I think it's good work Autodesk Fusion 360 is doing
    with all the content they are putting on RUclips
    the sound on the recordings too low or other kind of noise so that
    so that all the information for forwarding disappears due to the problems with the sound
    I know you make a lot of effort to making the RUclips recordings so it said to see
    gets ruined because of the sound
    I had to to turn up the volume to Almost Max to hear this recording please think about the sound so we can enjoy what you are doing
    keep up the good work and think about what I just reading because everyone wants to enjoy what you are doing

  • @millerchassis6119
    @millerchassis6119 3 года назад +1

    Great video
    Easy to understand.

  • @darkashes9953
    @darkashes9953 4 года назад

    When will fusion 360 get a update for Apple m1?

  • @mdkamranansari5781
    @mdkamranansari5781 2 года назад

    i need post process cps file of siemens 828d basic mill turn for fusion360. plsss help

  • @BenjaminFunklin
    @BenjaminFunklin 3 года назад +1

    great content

  • @christophercolumbus8944
    @christophercolumbus8944 Год назад

    can you be more specific difference between fanuc and mazak ?

  • @dmbworks8094
    @dmbworks8094 4 года назад +1

    can someone make a generic post for sliding head, swiss style, lathes please.

    • @brandons9138
      @brandons9138 4 года назад

      That would be a monumental task. There are just too many machine variations in swiss machining. I've spent time on both Star and Citizen swiss machines. They are so different in so many ways when it comes the how the wait codes and main / sub spindle syncing work.

    • @dmbworks8094
      @dmbworks8094 4 года назад

      @@brandons9138 use any variation, thats the least worry. i understand how they work, i own them. there isnt a way to code the live tooling with fusion because the z moves when you orient the tool and they make diameter moves. all sliding head machines are like this. just make a "generic" like i asked and i will fix the rest the way i do with all generic posts. i dont accept excuses.

    • @brandons9138
      @brandons9138 4 года назад

      @@dmbworks8094 So it sounds like you can get the numbers you need out of Fusion, but the y are on the wrong axis? Is that correct?

    • @dmbworks8094
      @dmbworks8094 4 года назад

      @@brandons9138 the z changes axis when you orient the tool and the positional moves are actual when using milling tools in fusion and not diameter moves like a lathe. its part software (axis) and part post (move output) issues.