HOW TO THREAD MILL IN MASTERCAM X5

In this session you will learn how to use MastercamX5 to thread-mill on a 3-axis CNC mill using a single tooth tool and a multi tooth thread mill.

[@dhelrheytv2027]

thanks, it help me a lot!

[@travbeasy8887]

amazing thank you, got to know a lot

[@samdoan1874]

You are the man.

[@luissarabia1756]

Just made my day

[@dominic6634]

awesome thanks!

[@billnumberfour]

Thanks a bunch

[@veludhoni9696]

Thank you sir you are great

[@triettran600]

thank you sir you have a wonder evening.

[@HungTran-kh1jq]

Thankyou sir, nice to learn

[@aidenjacobl]

What if I have 3 active teeth and need to make very small 2-56 internal thread ? Can I select 1 tooth or do I need to select 3 ? Also what step over is required for something so small ?

[@shaileshsolanki1614]

Thank you.. 👍👍

[@robertobustamante2392]

Muchas gracias ...🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱✌✌✌✌

[@lrcustomsinc3131]

So, OD thread milling is the same setup? Great vids.. great laid back narrating too

[@sanebiker]

I normally use the t slot . It helps to show the thread when u verify.

[@sauthong6378]

hi can you show me how to calculate the speed and feed exactly,because in school show us very slow, i still very confuse about that ,thanks for your help,

[@Ez-Ripz111]

Would this work the same if I was using it as a sub program?

[@Houcnc]

why divide 1" by 13? to get the thread pitch whats the formula for thread pitch

[@Houcnc]

Got it “1 per thread 🧵

[@sevakmoradian6716]

1/2-13 means (13 threads in 1 inch) so 1/13=.0769 is your thread pitch. Master cam needs that value to calculate the G code