Did you know this about CNC machines? - 3, 4 & 5 axis CNC machines EXPLAINED | Engineering 101 - Ep2

In the 2nd episode of Engineering 101, we are going to explain the difference between 3, 4 and 5 axis CNC machines. This is not just for manufacturers and CNC operators, but also an essential watch for product developers and designers. This can help you save some much needed project time and cost.
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CNC mills are categorized by the number of axes along which they operate, with 3, 4 and 5-axis mills being the most common.These movements determine the part features that can be made and also affect production efficiency and accuracy. Generally speaking, the more degrees of freedom available, the more complex the geometries that can be produced.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:45 3 Axis CNC Machine
1:42 Determining Axis Points
3:39 Sponsor Message
4:00 4 Axis CNC Machine
4:52 3+2 Axis CNC Machine
5:28 5 Axis CNC Machine
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[@skyrider4789]

Great video. Clear and concise communication with relevant footage.
Thank you.

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Thank you :)

[@ahmetcirik8487]

I like that, thanks for sharing

[@steinarne79]

After making my own parts, its very easy to see chatter... and there is a lot of it at @0:15