Tech Tip Tuesday: How to program a Turning part using SolidWorks CAM

Solidworks CAM Professional includes the ability to program CNC lathes. In this tech tip we will show you a quick introduction in programming a turning machine.
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[@charlesxavier2408]

Mam
Nice explanation, thanking you lot for preparing this video, God Bless You.

[@billweaver3948]

Great Job !

[@solidflix7990]

Thankyou mam, you helped me alot 👍🏼

[@amin-eu6qs]

excellent

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanx

[@meetpatel3058]

In the .txt file it shows diameter coordinate display which very difficult for understanding.i want radial coordinates dispaly for .txt. How do i do that?please help...

[@cristianordgify]

Hi, does anyone know how to reverse the tool turret to the front side in Solidworks CAM CNC single TURNING?

[@viktorvanyov8529]

Hello i have 1 question about final parts
i see your detail is full Green i have a problem i dont know how to change a tool to cut with more deep so how can i do it any advice
So good Video help me alot

[@balajir6836]

Mam post processing solidworks 2019 not working my system detail explain plz

[@regis824]

Bonjour j'aimerais savoir si il est possible de piloté le centre d'une plaquette ronde en tournage pour réaliser une grosse gorge extérieur ou intérieur ou frontale
Merci

[@kmackmachines]

How to flip the stock in the spindle? Many parts require turning after flipping the part in the chuck to complete machining. Please help me with this. I tried various options, but the 3d representation always shows the spindle on a fixed side of the part.

[@miguelmendoza3403]

Have you tried with creating another setup?

[@kmackmachines]

@@miguelmendoza3403 I tried changing origin points but to no avail. I am new to this and obviously missing something. Could you please help me out? I havent had formal training in this and am learning as I go along.

[@miguelmendoza3403]

@@kmackmachinesthere is an option in the Solidworks cam menu whose name is "part setup" you can create a new one that machines a different direction by clicking any face or plane you wished. That is, if you are using a mill machine. We have only a mill CNC so far, hence I have not used the lathe features.

[@miguelmendoza3403]

@@kmackmachines another thing. I recently found out that Solidworks cam has already some tutorials in PDF the folder Solidworks cam / lang.
You should read them.