5 Axis Face Milling

Using a 3" face mill do make fast work of an aluminum part on our 5-Axis milling machine.
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Machine Tool - Doosan DVF5000
Cutting Tools - MSC Industrial Supply
Thanks to Ellison Technologies
Filmed using the infamous #3footedmonster
D&D Enterprises of Greensboro, Inc., USA was established in 1976 as a family-owned and operated innovative machined parts manufacturer. D&D utilizes Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining to make parts and products for all industries resulting in cost-effective, high-quality, and efficiently delivered machined components. Our milling centers include 5-axis, 4-axis, 3-axis, horizontal, and vertical equipment. Our lathe centers include swiss style turning, and CNC mill turning equipment. Our assembly and shipping services incorporate kitting, assembling, labeling, packaging, and storage to offer domestic or global on time delivery. We have state of the art metrology equipment and offer many types of non-destructive testing (NDT) in house. D&D is ISO 9001, AS9100D certified plus our Type 7 FFL and SOT. Thanks for watching!

[@Hawk013]

We would call this 3+2 since you're only using the additional axis for positioning.

[@cncmachiningchannel]

Agreed, for this application it is just 3+2, this specific part did not require Simultaneous 5-Axis

[@owievisie]

Thanks for this video Everyone knows it better on the internet but this shows a nice real life programm

[@cncmachiningchannel]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@jacobwhitcombeCNC]

At 3:52 i bet you hung for a second to be like "that tool better not be too long" 😅👀😂😂

[@cncmachiningchannel]

😂 clearance is clearance 👊

[@mjshorty19]

Man watching this Doosan struggle with keeping its motion remotely smooth on simple moves makes me appreciate my Mazaks so much more lol

[@cncmachiningchannel]

Yea there is something to be said for the smoother motion/rotations.

[@wrighty338]

The programming looks far from optimal, regardless of what machine its been run on just look at the retracts from 5:30 lots of wasted motion.

[@HoonTV]

👌🏻

[@Houcnc]

Why is like taking its time to switch from place to place ? Speaking on the first operation, its like loading idk its weird

[@Houcnc]

Is it on single block ? Im really confused lol

[@jamesbooth7185]

​​@@Houcnc most likely op stop

[@run-cnc]

@@jamesbooth7185 opt stop wouldnt do that. thats most likely single block.

[@jamesbooth7185]

@run-cnc single block would have a pause after every movement, it looks like it stops every pass. Most likely, he's using a subroutine/subprogram and has an m1 at the end of it

[@Adam-bn6er]

What is this head at the last operation?

[@artem9116]

whats cam?

[@cncmachiningchannel]

CAM is Computer Aided Manufacturing, we use it to write our CNC code (programs)

[@revolveperformance]

Dude needs to learn how to program

[@philippatzlesberger]

true xD thought the same

[@Iranzotv]

Which mistakes would you say they have made?

[@cncmachiningchannel]

Certainly open to suggestion, what do you feel would make the biggest improvement?

[@philippatzlesberger]

@@cncmachiningchannel you hog out a big pocket for example that doesnt need to be faced on whole plane that you then mill away again

[@cncmachiningchannel]

@@philippatzlesberger thanks for the input....what process would you implement?