Nice video. Guess for a professional production you would use a jig which fits alignment/reference holes. Not as cool but more robust and faster. Audio is slightly clipping in the video.
Nothing I do will be for production. But yes, jigs are definitely the way to go for production. @jabdoa Regarding the audio, is it just the voice over or all of it?
![GEEK TIMË [OFFICIAL AUDIO]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ry-6RvkH880/mqdefault.jpg)
Nice to see someone else using cambam. It can handle all the fancy machining, it just doesn't have a fancy GUI.
Nice way.
Good luck doing that without a touch probe. 😀
I love having a touch probe!
@@thomasfulenwider i would not mind as well. But they dont work woth every cnc, right?
So a reference hole is necessary for this method to work?
Yes, some sort of reference. The reference could be placed in an off-cut so it is not on the part itself.
Nice video. Guess for a professional production you would use a jig which fits alignment/reference holes. Not as cool but more robust and faster. Audio is slightly clipping in the video.
Nothing I do will be for production. But yes, jigs are definitely the way to go for production. @jabdoa Regarding the audio, is it just the voice over or all of it?
Just the voice over. Just a bit but noticable in the beginning for me.@@thomasfulenwider
@@jabdoa I found where the problem was. Thank you!
Great method. How can I learn to write similar gcode macros? Can you share yours?
I can pull them off my machine. What kind of controller do you have. Mine has some Centroid specifics involved.
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