CNC Lathe Lesson # 1

[@freddytkach620]

Im a year one student in a machining course and just got my first job in a machine shop. These videos helped a lot. Thank you.

[@backho12]

Great video! You have a voice for radio!

[@EncepGunaepi-ck8yx]

Great video.Thank you.

[@rowenbedeau9863]

This is the first time I understood this, just finished it with all correct.

[@longlee934]

thanks for this video. I find it very helpful and understanding.

[@kuei1215]

Realizing why he needs to use cartoons characters in his training material is the key to understanding what it is like working with "machinists".

[@hosseinpeyvandi3992]

i have whatched all these lessons and i consider some parts or some part of videos are missing am i correct for example tapping & reaming cycles are not in the videos is there any way to have the full collection of these lessons??

[@teckseongchong]

Great lesson

[@WildRandall62]

Glad it helped

[@johnstark6535]

On question number 8 in the quiz is the program correct as long as the last coordinate is the angled coordinate? If the steps are in chronological order wouldn’t the problem be wrong?

[@WildRandall62]

if I understand your question, You are correct, the First Coordinate should be X.50, Z 0., But that is not how it is displayed that why i choose " NO".

[@johnstark6535]

Thank you sir that’s what I thought I’ve been thinking of doing a certificate course and the way you explain things seem excellent

[@romanorolex2325]

What software is this? How can i get this?

[@Dirt33breaks]

I need this info also!!

[@WildRandall62]

@@Dirt33breaks It belongs to Ivy Tech Community College. I have their permission to post but not sell...sorry

[@WildRandall62]

It belongs to Ivy Tech Community College. I have their permission to post but not sell...sorry

[@georgembugua1882]

X axis shows diameter, say .50 (@22;39). Wouldn't X.5 move the tool .50 from program 0 (x0, Z0) for a diameter of 1.0? Confusing.

[@WildRandall62]

Most CNC lathes are set up on Diameter measurements (some use radius however) ..so if you wanted to turn a .500 diameter you would move "X" to X .500, hope that helps.

[@georgembugua1882]

@@WildRandall62 Thanks, your tutorials are great. Which system is this? Very interesting indeed.

[@WildRandall62]

@@georgembugua1882 This software belongs to Ivy Tech Community College...It cannot be purchased,...sorry

[@georgembugua1882]

@@WildRandall62 How sad, it is so nice and easy. Can I have it for free then? It would be very useful here in Africa.

[@WildRandall62]

@@georgembugua1882 nope...lol nice try though...

[@anilvarma808]

Very Nice 😀

[@WildRandall62]

Thanks 😀

[@OriginalHighSpirit]

Great channel..very very helpful

[@IMAA-qv7ex]

Thank you my brother

[@jermainewilliams4784]

do you also have lessons on cnc mill programming. I am a cnc student

[@WildRandall62]

Just The Labs..They are on the home page..WildRandall62

[@14hmdd]

PPT is there?

[@hosseinpeyvandi3992]

is there any way to have the full powerpoint learning file?

[@WildRandall62]

Sorry does not belong to me, Property of Ivytech

[@hosseinpeyvandi3992]

@@WildRandall62 is it possible for you to upload the full lessons? These are very usefull as other viwers tell it so

[@WildRandall62]

@@hosseinpeyvandi3992 I have uploaded all that the contract allows.

[@abdullahialitv276]

where i can get this program??

[@WildRandall62]

You cannot, property of Ivy tech Community college.

[@ketheshpampana4093]

Thank you sir your given best education

[@billwiebe1579]

I love this tutorial but the volume disappears

[@WildRandall62]

That happens when you are taking the quizzes