HOW TO WRITE A G3 CCW ARC TOOL PATH

In this session you will learn how to write a G3 Counterclockwise Arc tool path for a CNC mill.

[@anilvarma808]

awesome bro...give me more, very nice

[@donnieabner7282]

Was wondering how to put a 45deg Shafer on to edge of a straight pocket that goes in to a corner with a .25 Radius and then turned in to a .5 straight and then back to a .25 Radius and straight out. I know everything but how to get cutter to go around .25 Radius and straight again and back around other Radius and straight out. Started new job and everything is program at machine being new and just learning No one wants to help and I learned most everything off of you just want to thank you for doing these video's

[@brennanz8up]

Love how you spell everything out Tom! I may know this, but having each facet of it broken down is related is great study material!

[@TomStikkelman]

Thank you! I appreciate that feedback. Tom

[@bryant9774]

thank you for your content, you are a good teacher. please keep making vids.

[@TomStikkelman]

Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate it a lot Tom

[@amrounesalah8706]

thanks for the video, it's a very good example.

[@TomStikkelman]

Thank you Amroune!

[@maxcox6019]

Do you sell these on ebay?

[@TomStikkelman]

max cox Hello Max. If you are interested in this course please visit my website at www.masteryourcnc.com Let me know if you have any questions.

[@abdullahalbdaiwi7270]

Great content. Can you do a video about different types, names of jigs & fixtures. It would be great

[@TomStikkelman]

Thank you Abdullah. I will work on that! Tom

[@cncshape4014]

Hello Tom I’ve been warching your videos for so long now. I am very thankful of your work so far. In the program i think you should be writing G3...R1.000 instead of R.75 G3...R..75 Instead of R.5 G3...R.5 instead of R.25 G3...R.5 instead of R.25 Please do explain Thanks a lot

[@TomStikkelman]

Remember that you are writing a tool path based on the center line of the tool. So if the tool is offset by .250 (half the diameter)then the radius of the tool is also offset by that much. Hope that helps. Thanks. Tom