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Sure, I'm interested in AI, but I'm more interested in the CNC, since I'm planning to start with a Genmitsu 3018 Prover in February or March. This was a great video, even though I'm planning to learn the basics before any of this AI stuff.

I am pretty new to MasterCAM how do I select more than one point when using dynamic transform? thank you for the help

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You're gonna be starting out at the ban saw or the deburr section... lets face it. By the time you get to run a machine, youre gonna know exactly what tools are needed.

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Can Chat GPT4 use bearings (Deg, Min, Sec & quadant 1=NE 2=SE 3=SW 4=NW) with distances in feet and decimal feet to create coordinates, lines in Autocad?

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Part 5 is missing! Noooooooooo 😭

I have been using the 3rd option for a few years but what I do is that the underside of the spindle is zero'ed on the table and then enter that value in the EXT table on work offset (value from machine zero to the table). So Z work offset for G54 is measured from the table to the top of the work piece which gives more understandable values.

what took em so long?? its just basic xyz motion...

Incredible presentation skill! The delivery of tone, speed, proficiency in the subject matter, conciseness, in easy to understand format - all beyond professional level Thank you for posting this. On to the next Part #.

I was asking Riva Caressa why you don't cover the setup of the new MasterCam on your pay for classes, she says we don't do the whys and hows. Bounding box, does it go on a separate level like MC 2022? Why does my solid disappear? Why does it make temp folders. I am more than happy to pay for this info. Please advise Ken

I got your invite to pay for your online videos, I asked why you have nothing on the setup of the new MasterCam, I was told by Riva we don't do the why and hows here? Does bounding box go to a separate level like MasterCam 2022? Why does my solid disappear? Why does make temp folders? I want to buy your product.

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Wow. That is such a weird concept to me, that as a student, you would cheat on a Mastercam homework assignment. When I was taking Mcam courses in college, I would make sure to find any other possible methods to perform a particular task in Mastercam, in addition to what the instructor demonstrated to us in lecture. I would make sure to try everything, all the buttons and options, to ask all the dumb questions I could come up with about a process. Because I wanted to be efficient and prepared to deal with any modeling/programming issue I may encounter on the job, and later when I run my own shop. I knew that to even deserve being called a cnc programmer, at the minimum I have to be confident with all the basics of the software. If you have to cheat, you're doing it wrong, this field is not for you. I mean this stuff may be very time consuming to learn for the first time, but once you've tinkered with it long enough, you'll know it by heart and it won't be difficult at all. For weed smokers though, there may be too much nuance to keep track of in Mastercam, so good luck with that. You do need a functional brain and memory to learn and make any progress.

Don't you need more information, HSS or Carbide drill bit, # flutes & type of endmill , coolant? Good start but your programmer or machinist is left with fixing the program, so I rather have a skilled person do it in a CAM software package, and who is doing the machine set-up? This might help students get a basic understand of G-code and using AI but when I teach I have to get students to understand G-code (adjust program code if needed on shop floor) and the different software used in machining plus all the tooling, fixtures, and the touch offs, etc. Like the video its a good lesson on AI advancing in manufacturing processes such as CNC machining.

Been programming for 5 months and learnt that month 1😅

The video explained the boundary controls better, which is great. However, I don't feel that the "Cutter Comp" issue was addressed. If we use the 3D toolpaths to generate a surface, how do we adjust the machine for tool wear over time? If the Sphere is machined oversize because of tool wear, how do we affect a tool compensation to bring it down to the conforming size? Do we need to create new geometry and re-post? Or can we make a Wear Offset correction? Would we need to add G41/42 into the G-Code manually to make that happen? Any added clarification here would be terrific, thanks!

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I have a white collar job but i make small gun parts with just a cross vice and drill press out of 6063 aluminum. Would like to get into steel and titanium eventually

you dont need a 5th for that part

your post are pure gold! thank you so much! please keep the good work

is this work's with the 2024 ?

Machinery handbook is the Bible for a machinist

This is an awesome video and the coolant passage is true

For those like me who program mostly by hand: if you want to derive the correct step over (radial engagement (Ae)) in order to maintain a constant Tool Engagement Angle when milling internal features (arcs) this is the formula that you need: newAe = (Ae * (1- (Tr / Ar))) Variables: (i use millimeter) Tr = 5 (tool radius) Ar = 15 (Arc radius) Ae = 2.5 (desired radial engagement as if you are milling in a straight line) newAe = (2.5 * (1- (5 / 15))) 5 / 15 = 0.333 1 - 0.333 = 0.666 2.5 * 0.666 = 1.665 newAe = 1.665 :) You can plug those variables in the contest of a macro instruction and it work pretty well. This very video some time ago opened my mind so that by now I have a programming style that even my bosses can't figure out. Infinite thanks Caminstructor 🙏

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This sounds really interesting, I hope someday I will understand it

6:40 there it is. otherwise it would be laser xD. but i hate softwares that not tell prices even genuine site. never would pay same as companies pay. for hobby easy text edit 150 max. could make that c# very easy. thx god it has 30day trial. so clean instal virtual maching. setup and backup. allways start day0

Thanks a lot it’s very helpful 🎉❤ the best way to understand mill tool offset 👍

This one was easy money!

Pls send the M10 and m12 thread mill program how to generate in mastercam

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Hello! Nice video! Ive been trying to understand the formulas of this effect regarding speeds and i cant seem to find the next video where you explain how to calculate this, can you give me the name of the video or where can i find them? Thanks!

Not good enough. I don't want to make a drawing in the first place. I want to take an old part from my car, put it in a 3d scanner that is integrated into the CNC cabinet and have the CNC machine spit out a new part BASED on this that is in accordance with the specs and NOT a direct copy of the used part. So basically it must identify the part, look up the specs online, and just make the part WITHOUT me worrying about looking over GCODE or other stuff.

Anyone know a discount code for the online textbook?

That's a cool tip! Also would be nice if the keyboard binding for "Step forward" and "Step back" in backplot could be remapped, to "<" and ">" keys. I want to use "B" and "S" for other functions.