CNC Machining - 3, 4 & 5th Axis? Explained

[@p_fvd7422]

This is how people has to speak, clear and slowly, when explain something. Excellent explanation !!

[@benjimain6]

It's a good explanation, but the pace was a tad slow 😅

[@brentkeats7429]

Except that he's calling the 4th Axis of a horizontal the "A" axis. Wrong!

[@Ashoud_Anobetah]

I hear what you are saying

[@dentedlotus]

@@brentkeats7429 we always call the pallet moving withing the chamber the b axis. even on a multus the piece spinning is on the c axis, so what is a proper A axis?

[@aliozanerbektas]

Simple explaination. No cnc history, no unnecessary detail, no bullshit! Thank you man!

[@rarelylucid4488]

well said.

[@jonasfortes5744]

History and detail are no bullshit. The best ones, like Titan, are good because they know history and detail. That helps you to think out of the box.

[@saphiran31]

I'm a young machine operator, i just found your channel. It is AWESOME.

[@Anwarhussain-ju1ed]

One of the best teacher,very well explain,slowly and clearly. Thanks you

[@steviebb2631]

great explanation. Thank you from AUSTRALIA. Boom!

[@railfansclub1168]

I am from India and I am CNC operator students this video is very helpful thanks, TITANS of CNC academy.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Uchaishravas]

Incorrect explanation. What you call as A-axis on your first machine is B-axis. Here is a simple rule: Rotation along X-axis is A-axis Rotation along Y-axis is B-axis Rotation along Z-axis is C-axis In horizontal mills (like in horizontal boring mills) rotation along Z-axis is referred as W-axis. And your explanation at the end about C-axis rotation is incorrect as well. The 5th axis or the C-axis rotation is along Z-axis. You explained it as if C-axis is rotation along X-axis which is incorrect. Cheers from India.

[@MegaErnieMAN]

I was born to have that machine just kidding, thanks for the clear explanation

[@DANIEL-ls5ku]

This is what happen if you let the CEO do the talking... "American built, Boom!" :D :D :D

[@peciknisko]

Actually i think it's like this: A axis rotates around X axis, B around Y axis and C around Z. So you can have 4 axis machine with A B or C. The horizontal mill you presented here actually has fourth axis B not A becouse it rotates around Y axis.

[@splacl6102]

I noticed that aswell...

[@Fluoroaids]

We get moulds developed and mouldmaker uses the term 3, 4, 5 and upto 9 axis. This video actually taught how the axis work. Thanks from India🇮🇳

[@jeanapp_]

Very clear explanation for engineers like me to know how to design according to CNC machining limitations / possibilities. Thank you and well done with the video!

[@ledzeppelin1212]

Not only was this an awesome explanation, but it made me proud to be an American!

[@Runnerbeandaz]

I'm British but love how you keep pushing America great videos

[@-a2861]

YOU ROCK! I hated CNC lectures and my professor makes it so dull but you make it fun!

[@annpham4006]

I've just learned everything worth hours in a class by watching this 4 minutes video! Thank you!

[@alundrasrt]

Greetings from France. Your explanation is clear to me better than in french teachers!

[@Dankwheelie]

This channel is sick, nice work.

[@igloo54]

These videos are getting better and better!

[@BigFiveJack]

I know close to nothing about these metal cutting machines, but you've made it clear that a FIVE AXIS Cutter is capable of AMAZING Final Results! Thank you!!!

[@MR.KNOWITALL1982]

That 5 axis is kinda like a swingset. bad ass machine! man! Thanks TOCNC you are one of a kind brother!

[@TheAefril]

Make America Great Again! Best concise explanation of 5-Axis machining ever!! Making it happen! Boom!

[@mywifeteresa]

Thank you for keeping the video simple and sweet, Built in America BOOM!

[@ZediZero]

Nice video for explaning how the machines move, very usefull for those that dont got any experience :) Keep up the good work Titan ! :)

[@tangobayus]

This is the renaissance of American manufacturing- CNC, 3D printing, CAD, simulation.

[@avr4080]

Love what you do Titan. Keep em videoes coming!

[@rhyswong8976]

I'm not working on machines. But I like know how it works. I've learn something today. Thank you! BOOM...!!!

[@spaceghost8730]

I was watching video and noticed your shirt. Is it at all possible to purchase one of your shirts to wear when out and about

[@kelvinr2369]

By far the best explanation video. Thanks

[@wolfiemuse]

This should be in Titan Building Blocks fundamentals playlist.

[@douglastauraimudhumo4099]

thank you very much for this video....very clear explanation...grateful all the way here in South Africa

[@spiritburners]

Great video simply explained the 5 axis of movement for me. Thanks guys.

[@leeneeslynys774]

Simple but Excellent explanation

[@olavodias]

You are the best, Titan. Boom!

[@AstrobumTV]

Some might ask "where's A axis?" or "why the sudden skip to B?" I like to use my "Left Hand Rule" for the axes. Middle Finger: X Index: Y Thumb: Z And then the rotation around Mid finger: A Rotation around Index: B Rotation around the Thumb: C And in this video, you don't see any rotation around the mid finger. Just index and thumb, therefore X, Y, Z, B and C Also the video is a vertical mill. Now try it on horizontal mills. Just rotate your hand 90degrees.

[@mustafagungoravci4798]

TITANS explains very nice brief.

[@potato-cc7249]

Thanks so much for this explanation!!! So clear and put into so much effort!! thank you!!

[@Justin-td4bb]

Gave me flash backs :) Well explained but it certainly made me glad to be out of the workshop environment with agressive foremen and production managers.

[@pravin1vaidya]

Hi, Can u pls explain the difference between the 4+1 axis CNC and 5 axis CNC machine?

[@ibrahimshareef4743]

Thank you thank you thank you sir. You are a great teacher.

[@TheAefril]

Slow, clear, concise information so everyone can learn! Thank you Titan, Brother, God Bless!!

[@prasannag9624]

Excellent explanation and what a dedication MR.titan have to give information to us. Really really nice MR .titan . lots of love from India.

[@codylauderdale2748]

We have some parts coming up (55” OD) that require holes bored on the outer edge, the outside circumference of the part. What equipment can do this?

[@raviprasad5437]

Superb explanation thank you sir😊

[@westfalcon6279]

“Boom” 💥love it! Thank you

[@furkankirin2200]

the man speaks better more than some teachers

[@williamparker232]

On a horizontal mill the pallet rotating is B not A.....the trunion is A

[@ogaje4944]

Great vid Titan!

[@xiongnu6373]

Thanks you for explaining.

[@jollysingh47]

As am about to work on this hass 5th axis machine this is very helpful

[@amrmusa7217]

do you setup the distance between the stoke work peace or top surface of the vice before any 5 axis operation ?/?

[@simskii.]

Is there naming difference between a 4-axis machine where the A can move with a feed (for milling), or only with rapid (for positioning, often 90°)?

[@Jarrod_C]

Ok im not sure if he was making a mistake at the end he seemed to be struggling a little bit, but he missed the a axis in the end. so he showed x , y, z, then a, b, but then c axis at the end? Isnt that 6 axis when it was supposed to be 5?

[@veneersdental7925]

he means A but A is not complete rotation , And c axe rotate prependicallry to both B and A

[@manotasmanotas8041]

Calidad, saludos desde Costa Rica, Pura vida

[@jakerawls4727]

A axis - rotates around the x axis vector B axis - rotates around the y axis vector C axis - rotates around the z axis vector

[@narak_abyss]

thank you bro, i always watching your video ! It's awesome

[@drusantana]

This guy sounds like vin Diesel

[@tsiriann]

But he looks like Brock Lesner! BOOM! ;)

[@MrTowaltowel]

Boom.... Make america Make again Boom Boom!!!

[@SurajSingh-jb4ws]

yass bro😂😂

[@jlo13800]

I think you could rotate the cutting tool head to for more axis.

[@willlesslie6825]

cnc FAMILY!!!

[@yassinesaidi2338]

I loved this video it's the best from bests in youtube about CNC machines .... thans for this video ..I'm a follower from morocco

[@witekatech]

Clear explanation!

[@DC4477north]

This was way more intense than it needed to be lol

[@jorgesimonvillegas7091]

Perfect explanation!! Very clear. Thank you very much for this viedo. Regards from Spain

[@akashchauhan4609]

Nice explained

[@anthonyrosa4388]

AMERICA thank you for all your knowledge

[@சபரிபிரபாகர்தமிழ்3535]

Please explain how machine converts offsets when its b axis rotates???in that time how it calculates x,y,z..

[@ArtaxNOO]

Wow! Thanks, man!! That realy helped me!

[@FIREBRAND38]

You're a young man of Great Explanations (with apologies to Charles Dickens)

[@srinaththaduri4043]

perfect explanation

[@benjaminshields9421]

Is each "axis" just a degree of freedom?

[@keithclark8030]

It's been a 15 years since I have operated CNC (10+ years experience). Since I am looking to get back into CNC, I would lile to have a training to refresh my memory. Any thought from anyone? Thanks

[@SFTUBEBENDING]

Appreciate the explanation. How are you gonna show off 5 axis with a Kurt vise lol.

[@argentosebastian]

When you have the 4 axis rotating in the horizontal position. How is that called?

[@rameezsheikh7576]

It is still 4 axis machine! Afak

[@malikjanattari]

Explain Changes of Lineat Axis at Different position of Rotary axis

[@reyalPRON]

cleared up my axis

[@rafihussain]

Great job

[@farshidzarghamy7650]

Hi thanks for your information, what is the brand of this CNC machine?

[@codygibson2809]

Haas

[@ganeshshelke2465]

Thanks

[@hipered]

Thank you!

[@FutureNihilist]

Is it not true that the A axis rotates around the X axis, the B rotates around the Y, and the C rotates around the Z? I've ran horizontal mills for years and I've never seen one with an A axis !?

[@TITANSofCNC]

This one is different

[@FutureNihilist]

@@TITANSofCNC well I shall take your word for it lol. Please keep up the great work! I wish your videos were around ten years ago when I was trying to learn this trade via KZbin. God bless and I'll keep you guys in my prayers. America needs this message!

[@crkempton]

That's the way ive always understood it. All the 4th axis horizontals I've ran have a b axis (rotates about y) and all the five axis I've ran have had A (rotates about x) and C (rotates about Z).

[@wooohwow]

you are right. Titan got it wrong.

[@destinywoodworks6275]

Wow, Good evening Mr Titans please I want to learn CNC machining. Please help me out

[@carlespr]

Very good!

[@theuniversethings]

Thanks a lot for this video 👍👍👍👍👍

[@castloader1715]

Wow, how many other CEO’s are actively teaching people like this? Titan is the man.

[@sadguruspiritual]

Thank you for explanation

[@VinothKumar-qo7ry]

Thank you

[@itsme-gd7xj]

Thanks. Was helpfull.

[@larbigueraiche6721]

It's awesome. Thanks a lot for the video

[@sled_neckx9972]

Could I make an engine with a 3 axis mill?

[@mohammedalbattal77]

My favorite one

[@BoxOfGod]

A axis? So that makes your X axis vertical?

[@cleariverstar3426]

Correct. I think he made a mistake.

[@dimash244]

5 axis Or 5th axis ? I'm confused

[@kennethkustren9381]

Methinks you were correct until you got to 4axes. A rotary table, similar to a lathe Chuck.... Is 4th axis. A 5axis table has all this plus a spindle on at least one rotational axis also... .... similar units like NCPro are hobbyist+ level financing.... us civilians with low incomes !

[@爱丝丽丝广场舞]

GUN，i need 3th or 4th or 5th ???

[@hectorae86]

Fuckin love Americans like you man.

[@billytrinh8918]

I never understood 7 axis …how can there be more than 6?

[@tonyroba]

Why not use your right hand to explain the direction of the 3 axis , and show how the A,B and C axis rotate around X,Y and Z axis ?

[@ppugalia6492]

I read about 5 axis and 3+2 axis being different things.

[@codygibson2809]

5 axis is when they all move and work at the same time. 3+2 xyz all move at the same time but when you move a or b they move into position then stop. And you don’t machine while they move.

[@argentosebastian]

@@codygibson2809 Thanks, I was wondering what the 3+2 was.

[@joshtavis9799]

Huge fan

[@Convolutedtubules]

I like all 5 axes, not only the fifth one.

[@oladipupoodutayo7080]

Thanks Titan

[@praveenkumarhota7570]

wanna join you sir

[@reynaldbugahud4196]

wow....amazing! how i wish i can operate like that one....

[@MisterAnderson-rr8ec]

Conventional machinists: "Meh, that's what an indexing head is for"

[@gagangurung7191]

thanks sir for 3,4,5 axes