Brilliant MasterMind Fixturing Techniques Compilation

[@JSomerled]

I saw several things.. 1st was how well organized you keep the components for your fixtures.It’s a huge time save knowing where everything can be found.. Doesn’t matter if you find tool paths to save you a minutes if it takes hours longer to find hardware and tools.A clean and organized shop is a sign of professionalism.A dirty,unorganized shop says you should keep your resume up to date..

[@tdg911]

Them drums gets the blood pumping.... ❤

[@daveyt4802]

Yeah, usually the the tunes are generic elevator music.

[@BungusUmungus]

Just finished a test fixture for the MiteeBite XYZ Xpansion pins and I am totally impressed with how well just one of those things holds a part.

[@Kardos55]

Love the sound effects!

[@euclid9718]

This is an expensive hell of fixtures! Having such sponsors is crucial.

[@daveyt4802]

Or high paying government contracts....

[@robertacevedo449]

So true. 99percent of machine shop management would laugh at you if you asked for any of this .

[@TomoHawKzZ]

Depends on the parts you're working on. If you're making 10 for a dollar bolts? Sure. If you're making aerospace components for big contractors? Or high-end prostethics? They pay for themselves in no time lol.

[@vlitz]

I wouldn't call myself "brilliant Mind" for using a good fixture systems.

[@ohNONOky]

This is what all the shops I've worked in don't seem to understand, your fixtures need fixtures

[@imsmee8222]

This video extended the duration of my morning wood.

[@ericsandberg3167]

I'd be curious to know what you guys specify for tolerances of fit when you make those fixtures....what is the tolerance on the pin fit to the mating hole, and what tolerance do you have to hit in the X-Y axis between the pins.....or do you match drill and ream.

[@jeremysnead9233]

It looks, fun when you know how to get the job done right.

[@markdavis304]

All the sounds😎

[@ChrisSmithCenterline]

Awesome

[@steinarne79]

We need a fixturing masterclass for laithes!

[@daveyt4802]

Nice to see the latest and best stuff. All we have is old junk. 😕

[@3d-tx]

Nice 👍

[@nofunallowed3382]

What kind of fixturing did you show for the WEDM? A new guy at our company could REALLY use modern fixturing equipment since he's got free reigns from his old-timer supervisor.

[@rushitrivedi8604]

Can you make a video explaining about repetability and backlash in cnc machine.

[@adammiller4879]

No backlash in almost any CNC due to ball screws and anti backlash adjustment, and less than .0001 repeatability in most Medium to high end cncs.. unless they have been crashed repeatedly

[@symey91]

How do you guys store and organise your fixtures?

[@scottwatrous]

"Justice Matters Most"

[@GrumpyMachinist]

I love fixturing. It's the easiest way to idiot proof an operation.

[@andrealmeida3915]

show de bola me ensina

[@robertacevedo449]

We need sponsors too.any one can do that

[@elizabethsavage1573]

🤓

[@lumpygasinavacuum8449]

I will try again. Someone here willing to attempt to model how on a sphere a sextant can be used to triangulate? How on a sphere can a person use SOH CAH TOA you need a 90 degree angle to do that. The lights in the sky "stars or sun" are parallel with the surface of the flat ocean.

[@rcandcnc9684]

Quote from Spherical Trigonometry Handbook for Navigators: "However, it is my opinion, based on personal experience and observation, that the theories behind the applications are not taught exhaustively, but rather the required formulae for the computations are just given to the students to use, without the information-receiving individual necessarily fully understanding the theory, becoming merely a “button-pusher” as opposed to an enlightened navigator grasping the underlying fact, the eternal mathematical truth." Becoming merely a “button-pusher” - sounds familiar.

[@ФедорМесенев]

Икея, епта

[@ivegotheart]

Cool. A longer video. I guess you make the shorts for the young girls who are used to tiktock