Drilling on a Haas Lathe: Everything You Need to Know - Haas Automation Tip of the Day

[@haasautomation]

Here is the updated link to the bonus content: www.haascnc.com/video/Video-Bonus-Content.html Thanks for watching!

[@kevin_1979]

Best tip of the day yet. I'm an instructor at a community college and we have an ST20. I'll definitely bet using this video during instruction.

[@maxnguyen22]

Maybe yall can make a video on how to correct alignment of turret and spindle adjustment

[@XoiDauPhong]

my dream that is know everything Mark knows. i love cnc but my english not good, just can understand a little bit, and have no machine to practice what i undertand. but i still luv your videos. Thanks Mark!

[@edrodriguez3190]

Thanks Mark for your expert instruction. You have made learning fun and educational at the same time. I have become a skilled Haas machinist due in part to your teachings. Again, thanks and keep up the great work.

[@haasautomation]

Thanks Ed - We are coming out with new videos every day. If you have a suggestion for a video, send it to us at [e-mail] - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day

[@daveminnich8065]

Hey Mark and Frank. It was a pleasure meeting you in Chicago for IMTS 2018. Could you guys please make a video discussing knurling on the lathe please? Thanks guys! You're both awesome.

[@mohammedarchitect6076]

just one question if i want to make inclined hole ( axis x and z in the same time, which code can i use it, by driven angle holder. for example : strat x10 z0 end x0 z-5 (angle 45)? thanks

[@spilamigre2360]

Thank you! And I love you! This is the best learning presentation I have ever seen. Continue this. Learning CNC is not easy. And you are learning on a souch a very good way. Because you are that good, I will in the future go to your learning internet school if you have. And in the future, if i ever have that money, than i will buy your cnc machine.

[@jasonhall444]

New machinist just coming out of college, love these videos.

[@haasautomation]

Good luck to you Jason! I’ve always loved the machining industry. There is just something cool about being able to sculpt a chunk of steel into a functional masterpiece. We hope the videos help make your job easier. - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day

[@southoboy1]

ik who you are

[@southoboy1]

you cant hide from me

[@shonaoneill5151]

Jason Hall Good luck in your chosen path. I am an experienced engineer, and still love my job, 22 years in.

[@Raptorman0909]

Mark, keep doing these, they are great!

[@robertfoster110]

I find these videos to be very helpful, thank your for creating and posting. At 0:56 there are two long tools installed in adjacent turret positions, a drill, and a tap. I learned it's best to separate long tools into every other position to minimize the risk of one striking the chuck jaws while the other is in use. Was that done for the video or is that less of an issue with the quick change collet chuck?

[@skn2592]

Supppper clear video! Thanks guys for explaining things so clearly

[@TonyRios]

I'm studying mechanical engineering & watching these videos makes me want to become a machinist too! I need to find a direction

[@daveminnich8065]

Why not both?

[@andrewdriscoll9897]

mechanical and manufacturing engineers are one in the same and they get to play with cncs all the time

[@nico3064]

Finally I know how to decide how the spindle turns cw or ccw 😁😁😁. Thanks for and great video 👍

[@texas1651988]

Mark, you are a good teacher, I like your videos. Thank Mark very much!!!

[@OmkarBhatkar]

Thanks a lot..got rid of my confusion...!!! Amazing cheat sheet to remember each case.. I was doing a C axis tap and drill and this video heled me a lot..!!

[@cedi98]

love the quality of the videos :D

[@faridhabibi918]

I have a job interview for machining lathe and mill I don't have enough experience and never went to college for this I hope I do well I watched tons of videos and learned alot tho. Thanks for the video. Wish me luck!

[@daveminnich8065]

Go to school. It is worth it, and will make you truly understand machining.

[@JohnThompson-wn9km]

If you’re drilling a 2” bolt circle on a face, and the bolt circle is undersize .005… do you adjust the wear .005 or .0025?

[@kevincrosby1857]

Great Video. Thanks HAAS.

[@bououiliyoussef1262]

thank you for this video is for the spit video spoken on the right and left spindle and the displacements to transvet the pieces from left to right and inverst and adjustment of the axis A OF MONDRIN RIGHT

[@lzak72601]

This guy is the brand!

[@dsh1001]

Maybe update the link to the bonus content?

[@haasautomation]

David - If you email us at [e-mail] we can email you that Bonus Content. The links went down when we migrated our website. - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day

[@williammatthews-dz4pz]

what holders are you using for the bits.

[@rashidishak7966]

Thank you for the useful video. Could I have please that link to your bonust content? Seems like it is no more here.

[@alexandrumosneaga9461]

Thank you Mark, your video is very useful!

[@brightonskiyi4960]

Hello Haas. I am interested in the training and learning cnc but i am in dark in terms of information. Do you hv the tutorials for the beginner's

[@pabloalvarez8500]

Can you make a video of my sub spindle moving at the same time with turret

[@tonybarfield5148]

Hi Interesting video. New to using HASS machines. We have ST10 lathe centre in our workshop, which I am trying to learn how it works. Can't find the bonus cheat sheet with the useful G & M codes. Is the sheet available to download off the main website?

[@haasautomation]

Tony Barfield - Go to this link www.haascnc.com/video/Video-Bonus-Content.html then scroll down and you'll see a thumbnail for this video, under that you will find the bonus content. Thanks - Haas Automation

[@cailyncook370]

So I guess my questions are: when using program start g codes like G18, G20, G40, G54, G80, G90, G97, and G99 which is what I learned for the standard haas lathe. Is there any that we need to change or add to the start of a program? I assume G18 might change but I’m not sure. Or can it start the same? And does 2 axis machines do the same that a standard lathe does then more? Stupid question I know but how would you shape a raw stock material if x and z are two different turrets? Is their a g code that makes the z axis default to a standard lathe for shaping of stock then cancel it to go back to 2 axis machining? I know lots of questions with probably simple answers but I only finished the CNC operator and am almost done with the technical diploma. I want to get ahead for when I go to programmer for Swiss CNC. Plus I’m curious lol

[@markterryberry4477]

All of our standard Safe Startup Line G-codes will be the same. We will want to be sure to return to our standard G18 XZ plane when we want to do Turning. This is easy to forget after we switch to G19 or G17 for Live-Tool Milling.

[@akshayshirsat6819]

video is awesome I was joined as a maintenance engg so would like to know about the problems happened with machine and it's solution

[@haasautomation]

Akshay shirsat - Check out our Service and Maintenance Videos at kzbin.info/aero/PL1FfK7Yod27dnzt2b7PlGilEmNLHTu46l. If you need specific information on an issue, all local Haas Factory Outlets (HFOs) have qualified Service Technicians ready to help.

[@paulrandle4068]

Hey Mark, does Haas make a dual turret dual spindle lathe?

[@JoseGuevara-hx9zo]

thank you .!!! for these tips they do help a lot

[@peterdomaleczny2428]

The links for the Bonus Guide cheat sheet do not take you directly to the sheet. Where can I find it?

[@Borntobife]

Amazing job!! Thanks from Argentina

[@albertta2025]

It would be nice if there are more videos about setting up a lathe for us lathe guys

[@simonmoran6009]

Great video , clear and concise 👌👍

[@hectorherrera6535]

im running a HAAS HL-2 from 1997 does this work for all haas lathes? Thanks

[@miguelaoas]

can't find the document on the bonus content link you shared. pls share the complete link of the document. ty

[@haasautomation]

Miguel, here is a direct link. diy.haascnc.com/sites/default/files/Locked/TOTD/Live_Tool_Drill_Tap.doc Thanks for watching!

[@albertodiaz4783]

Excelente explicacion, que bueno que comparte sus videos. Gracias.

[@derrickjenniferwatkins1394]

Please help me find the bonus content drilling sheet (1, 2, 3, 4)...the link does not go directly to it. Thank you

[@skeeterweazel]

Mark, love your videos. Wish other manufactures that do vids were as professional and informative as yours. Marty

[@xmaswitguns]

Sadly someone crashed the bajeebas out of the M/Y live tooling lathe at my current shop PRIOR to my hire; now axial live tool doesn’t drill on center and I don’t know what to do to fix it.

[@haasautomation]

Xmaswitguns - If you have an Y-axis lathe, you can just set an XYZ offset for that tool that will take care of things, putting the tool on-center (be sure to call an XYZ for the tool in your program). Check out this lathe setup video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6CUe2iOjN5qbrs. If you don’t have a Y-axis lathe, or it was a bad crash, I’d have your local Haas Dealer take a look. - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day

[@davidpomella6786]

call your sales rep of the machine and he should have a source at the manufacturer

[@johnboon5330]

And mastercam doesn’t create the g-code with all those special codes without having to write them manually?

[@MantismanTM]

2004 HAAS SL-30 Ver L6.07N Official HAAS Manual has no (0!) examples of O/D Radial Drilling with Live Tooling even though the machine came with Radial Live Tool Holders... wtf? Everything I have tried has resulted in "SPINDLE NOT TURNING" alarms at the same location in the program... I've tried using... - M14/15 - M19C# - M133P#/M135 - M154/155 - G01/G81 I do not WANT the spindle to turn during Radial Drilling with Live Tooling... All I want is a F'ING example of Radial Drilling with Live Tooling before the Ver 11 changes because we've all been abandoned by HAAS.

[@turbolabamerica]

Good work mark.

[@dougankrum3328]

Once again, very informative video...!

[@subinperingave9777]

I have a doubt on Live tooling on 3 axis lathe. Is it possible to drill at an angle using the live tool ? ie,can we mount this live tool at an angle ?

[@haasautomation]

Subin - Sure, we can drill/tap (vector tap) on our live tool lathes, with an angled head. We can drill with a regular point-to-point G01 code, and tap with a G195 point-to-point tapping command. - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day

[@subinperingave9777]

Thanks for reply. one more, Is it possible to attach tool head at angle in all of the 3 axis lathes,means standard 3 axis lathes ?? for keeping at angle, do we need any special accessories??

[@jantrzeci700]

I would like these tips of the day to also have Polish subtitles.

[@rafaelroque1309]

Nice Video Thanks For Helping to Understand More.

[@aladintintazart2964]

How to retrieve the light on the screen Lathe machine when you want to use it, what the cause of extinguishing

[@grappler185]

Hey Mark, What's a Y-axis lathe?

[@markterryberry4477]

On a Y-Axis lathe, the entire turret wedge is mounted on an additional y-axis, allowing the whole turret to move forward and back (Y) as well as up and down (X) and left and right (Z). This makes setting up certain tools really simple, and allows us to run axial and radial milling operations in a way that more resembles a milling machine. Very versatile.

[@richardlavis1583]

How do I get the spread sheets

[@ravithadikapalli9279]

How to done Tapping operation in CNC Lathe..?

[@Guranga93]

is it possible to drill in the center along Z with the main spindle and live tooling at the same time? Example the main spindle have 5000 rpm and livetool have 6000 rpm combining them together increase the "max rpm" for live tool to 11000rpm And before anyone asks yes i use google to write in english haha

[@josecarlosquintas4100]

Guranga93 Yes, it is. I do it every time to drill soft materials, as brass or aluminum. That allows to increase the feed rate too.

[@sp1nrx]

Yes. The technique you ask about was done on Automatic Screw Machines for decades. It speeds up the operation by combining speed rates. It's especially effective with small drills in tough material. Whether the Haas control allow this I don't know.

[@71brp84]

Yes, of course. That's exactly why they have S for main spindle speed and P for driven tool speed.😉

[@RunesofKaizen]

I was not able to find the cheat sheet can you please post a link to it please? Thanks in advance!

[@haasautomation]

Hi Nick, you can find it here: diy.haascnc.com/bonus-content-episode-48-live-tooling#gsc.tab=0

[@ther1kid]

Great video!

[@wayned4271]

Can someone tell me why on some of these videos here and others on KZbin I can't get sound. 98% of these videos sound just fine. I've tried reloading on different days, doesn't work. It's always the same videos. I'm sure it's has something to do with a setting on my computer or even KZbin, but I've been unable to find it. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[@wayned4271]

Thanks, I've fixed it by allowing windows to check for a problem and suddenly videos that I couldn't hear before are sounding fine. Go figure.

[@phannatkhauv8849]

I thought it was just from my computer!!!!!!

[@cristianluraschi2024]

excelente ! saludos desde argentina

[@robinkumar6905]

2 mm drill brocken in my CNC What's the mai reason

[@ing.alejandros.m.6805]

Thank you for all your advices :D Greetings from MEXICO Subscribed 🙊

[@mammifero]

unable to download the bonus content ?!? the link is missing

[@haasautomation]

Matteo - We are working to get that link repaired (website migrated). For now, you can email us at [e-mail] and we can send out that Bonus Content. - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day

[@VideoOverdrive]

Changing a lathe tool pocket and attaching a drill pocket. How do you tell the machine that's a drill tool? Is it as simple as changing the X offset? Other brands you tell the machine it's a drill pocket and it's offset 0 zero.

[@markterryberry4477]

On a Haas Lathe we have an F2 Centerline function for on-center tools like Drills and taps. From the Tool Offset Page we can press F2 and it will automatically set the proper X value for us.

[@NectoTwo]

Хоть и такого оборудования нет, но все равно очень интересно. Спасибо за видео с субтитрами.

[@alexla5091]

very helpful thank you

[@user-vikas.vk904]

Could anyone help me to program a polygone machine

[@rick371]

why make it so complicated to drill on X axis? fanuc just uses G87, M3/4 and Q stay the same...

[@DaljeetSingh-ge8gj]

Plz tell me how to take x axis offset

[@danielkalinowski5157]

x axis offset? how do you mean

[@solodylan1]

how i can drilling a hole in angle from the edge?

[@haasautomation]

Dylan - There are quite a few companies out there that make adjustable, angled live-tooling heads for our lathes, Benz Inc. is one. With an angled head, you can drill at any angle using a simple point-to-point G01 code. You can tap at any angle on your lathe, point-to-point XZ, using our G195 Live Tool Tapping cycle. - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day.

[@solodylan1]

Haas Automation, Inc. thanks for answer.

[@warzonegamingaddiction1324]

@@haasautomation please add video for swiss lathe manual programming on live tools or gange tools thanks alot

[@janakiraman8811]

very usfull sir thanking you

[@simratsharma9977]

Nice video sir

[@custidorumbo1017]

Good!!!

[@massimonobili8253]

Purtroppo il.bonus non è tradotto in italiano..peccato..

[@stevefoggo9255]

It would be nice if haas made a manual for each machine,

[@ottobildstein5933]

I like Haas machines totally equipped with Benz live tooling. Powerful reliable, state of the art

[@jusmurkin]

If this machine does milling as well why do you call it a lathe with live tooling and not a mill/turn? Unless for some reason you can't use endmills (I'm not seeing why you couldn't) I don't see why you wouldn't call it a mill/turn.

[@robbiejames1540]

I guess if a lathe has live tooling, but only two axes and/or only indexing capability on the spindle instead of full rotary axis movement it would have live tooling, but little milling capability. Idk if this applies to this machine tho.

[@danielkalinowski5157]

you also forgot what codes do what? z=plane g83 drill/g84 tap/g85 ream x plane g86 drill g87 tap g88 ream (tapping you need to use a sync code. fanuc is m29 just above the g84/g87 cycle. need to call up the spindle speed twice, usually

[@haasautomation]

Daniel - These are some of the nice things about Haas machines. No need to call up a Sync Code when tapping on a Haas, like you would on other machines. The Haas machine does this for us. And on a Haas, we don’t want to start the spindles before tapping (M03..), we just command the rpm with an S code, as the Haas machine starts the spindle for us, only when tapping, to save time. Good things to look out for on other machines though. - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day

[@1972Beef]

....MARC stay tuned !!:):)

[@robertsheets3077]

Are you planning to do a video on rigid tapping using a lathe (No live tooling)? There is not a "good" KZbin resource on this.

[@tj9382]

Robert Sheets what do you need to know, perhaps I can help.

[@robertsheets3077]

I don't have any questions, but there is some BAD information in other videos. And a single place to go showing how it works would be great.

[@haasautomation]

Hi Robert - We have that video in the works now. The Bonus content (link at end of video) contains proofed tapping programs, and a lathe tapping “Cheat Sheet” for you. This should get you going until we post a lathe tapping video. Thanks for the comment. - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day.

[@I8THEmagictoaster]

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[@T77083]

i need one of those machine. can i have one please. I'm a machinist i need to get better at what i do 🤣

[@petercbruun]

pl. make some fun to F1-Magnussen !!! :-)

[@kosmoscol]

Ну настолько охуительный канал!Жаль,что в английском языке нет слова охуительный.

[@ganvitajay5861]

In of you programming

[@dmw5774]

круто

[@johnjones2797]

Quit giving out free info. Some people are trying to make a living out here. And yes it’s a competition.

[@ryanb1874]

Peck Peck, right?

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[@bikashsasmal7808]

Here..who work in godrej locks?

[@mikesimpson1584]

Been a machinist for roughly 12 years. Have done manual work, CNC mill, and CNC lathe work. Haas is by far the most "foreign" when it comes to codes and "Intuitive" programming. Sorry, but I hate Haas

[@haasautomation]

Miguel -As an Applications guy, we used to get a ton of calls from customers who had crashed their machines - having forgotten to change their planes (G17/G18/G19), when live-tool drilling, or to change them back with done. I think what Haas has done is tried to protect the programmer and the machinist from those kinds of crashes. You just choose your cycle and go. Simple. Hopefully the video helps get you up and going fast, if you ever need to program a Haas. Thanks for the comment. - Mark, Haas Tip-of-the-day

[@donking6527]

Devin Arias ,good for you ,but I done think any one cares what you like and don't like,you dont have to share that with the public,I hate alot of things but I'm not gonna make that opinion any one,I'm not a cry baby