LOW HP MACHINING | TORMACH TUTORIAL | PROGRAMMING THE TITAN-2M IN FUSION 360

[@spiritualeefeminine8075]

Nicely done. As a fellow lady machinist i love seeing other women join this profession. Also your voice and explanation was easy to listen to. #womenwhomachine

[@tuscanland]

She has the sweetest voice.

[@AnthonyGriz]

There's just something so very soothing about learning and watching this... Merry Christmas Titans!!

[@tyrenick8]

it was a very relaxed and beautiful expanation ps i'm in the woodworking industri for luxury ship interior's and what i can learn from another profession is great keep it up

[@adambergendorff2702]

Well done! You have a very pleasant voice to listen too.

[@bytex2]

This was a very good video explaining in enough detail that even I understood where the numbers actually go and nice to see the machine do each toolpass after programming. Thanks :)

[@robc2536]

Nicely done Nicole

[@piotrk4351]

Boom from Metric Boys!

[@kurtg5645]

Her sound is so good!

[@steinarne79]

Good work! Nicely done.

[@misiukowalski5653]

Awesome video, thanks

[@ramachandrahegde2885]

Hi Titan I'm machinist from Dubai UAE and also your fan .....It's good to learn more and more about machining from this means... Please keep it up....And come to the point I noticed one basic machining practice you missed, that is you used face mill entry outwards x axis butting....In this practice you may always encounter x axis position inaccuracy due to displacement of job by force caused by face mill (outwards butting ) do you agree?

[@dalvynegron1938]

Nice job, thank you

[@flyingjeep911]

You left .005 on the material removal then .01 finish overlap in the contour? Is that just insuring that it’ll only does one pass?

[@tdsabo]

The finishing overlap of .010" just ensures the tool goes passed the entry point before exiting the cut so there is no step left.

[@Nerd1218]

Need to know with those jaws.. how much torque does it take.

[@jcrackerjcrack6401]

Is there a followup video showing the 2nd Op to take the bottom off? I guess since we learned that on the last part we can figure it out😂. P.S. I really like cutting to the machining between programming features features. Thanks for the courses. Much appreciated!

[@chestervaldes7551]

just another comment of support for females in the machinest trades and CNC in particular- keep makeing your voice heard and it will become less strange to the "male establishment" as it is, and ultilmately give you full acceptance into the community, not that you should have to earn it, but such as it is, I would expect so. So, keep on keeping on.

[@Yamototamto]

Titan / Barry - I think it would be good idea to make some videos or tutorials on Machining without CAM but with MACHINE CYCLES built in machine. Many of us (me too) does not have CAM (except Your's academy), but on daily basis many of us machinist works in not so big company where we dont have access to CAM, or we do simple tasts with cnc machine which is faster to program using machine cycles. For example on FANUC you could teach basic cycles and how to program them, then how to program shapes or cavities from this driver which is built in Machine. I think that would be cool too, and would help a lot of ppl who struggle or just started working with cnc machines but dosnt have access in work on CAM software.

[@derek1ee]

Thanks for the video! I have a few questions - 1. You selected model top as Z0, How would you zero your Z-axis for the workpiece, since the model top surface is yet to be faced? 2. While finishing the 4 inner wall, you had roughing pass turned on for the first pair, then, mentioned that roughing is now needed when doing the other pair, is there a reason why? 3. I assume you used the chamfer mill to spot and chamfer the hole, not just spot, correct? Because I assume otherwise the spot can be much smaller. One other suggestion is that it would be great to know why the numbers are chosen. Again, thanks!

[@TITANSofCNC]

Z zero it top of model and Z is set off top of raw material and then dropped -.020 That way everything Z positive is free air travel... And everything Z negative is in material or below top of part... move with reverence. Adaptive roughs all... then contour passes finish all. Yes, Chamfer creates the thread lead at the exact same time as spotting. Roughly 10% of major Dia of 1/4-20 1 tool instead of using 2 tools. Chamfer needs to be center cutting.

[@derek1ee]

@@TITANSofCNC Thanks! I watched the non-Tormach version in which you explained more in detail. Appreciate the videos!

[@aamazinggalle]

What kind of holder was that for the tap? It has a spring-like mechanism

[@sarcasticommentator]

It’s called a floating tap head

[@wildin13]

@@sarcasticommentator and it looked like it was an absolute MUST on this tormach. Is that normal? I run bigger machines and only ever really rigid tap.

[@Anonymous-nn5wn]

Hi Titas, is it possible to get kenametal products from your site from Europe, your prices are really good.

[@FEV369]

I don't think I have ever seen anything so captivating as CNC in my life... On one hand I feel a weight on my chest knowing I'm too old to start all this. I found CNC too late in life and I'm only 38. Titan is correct in that I am old enough that I will see the world and it's possibilities from a dated prospective. On the other I'm going to buy and build up a CNC machine once my companies sale finalizes. I'm having a hard time finding a machine in my price range. I can't even power these big machines so I was looking at getting something in the 6k range, mostly for woods and soft metals. Is there any advice on a machine in that range? Hobby/Commercial area?

[@houcnc1842]

david abe look for machine shops that are closing usually you can buy machines for a steal or there should be business that but machines that don’t work and they fix them but that’s another rabbit hole

[@houcnc1842]

Look for those wood making machines they are much smaller and look less expensive I think Haas coming out with a super small machine as large as a computer

[@FEV369]

@@houcnc1842 Nice@ I'll look around =D

[@abigailm9502]

I have a question, I'm a female interested in going to technical college for CNC machining but I'm very petite, I'm 4'10" is my height going to affect my ability to learn this trade?

[@Zinbou1]

I'm studying it rn and tbh i don't think so

[@sarcasticommentator]

I work with a shortish female machinist, height doesn’t seem to be an issue unless you make it one. Don’t let it hold you back and you’ll be fine

[@rgetso]

The only problem you may have is tightening the drawbar on a manual mill (Bridgeport) in your introductory classes. And for that they will provide something to step on for reach. Your height is a non-issue. Register today and get started.

[@TITANSofCNC]

Not at all... Just get after it and grab a stool when needed with safety in mind. I have seen shorter people actually make wooden platforms to stand on etc. They have stairs for CNC’s also.

[@willl84]

It'd be nice if you explained why you selected the settings you did. Seeing you change things with no explanation as to why leaves me with more questions than when I started

[@TITANSofCNC]

The regular building blocks explain more... but remember, the series teaches through repetition. Make part after part quickly from the same bar stock size... and after 4-5 parts you get it.

[@axisfiveraxisfiver5844]

the mike is perfect for this, what brand and settings did you use? goo pacing as well. top notch!

[@danielmachado6750]

Daniel Machado - Brazil.

[@doktorpepper480]

Takes me around 3hrs to do that with handtools. i want that machine!

[@houcnc1842]

Doktor Pepper haha you must appreciate it more then

[@carlitoway9120]

On your chamfer offsets you need to explain why you are offsetting this procedure Elaborate more on your moves it will allow learners to grasp why this is happening thanks for the videos Awesome to See female in the work shop 👍

[@SahniiiKahniiiThor]

Well done, I really enjoy watching all of the Titan's videos :p Buuut Nicole, as a machinist and cam programmer ive to say that your programming style is a bit confusing, because of changing everything to modelhight, you dont need that :D But like I said, everything else is great as always! :p Greetings from Germany

[@rgetso]

And yet model top worked. You know, there may be more than one way to get the job done. In America we call that nit-picking.

[@SahniiiKahniiiThor]

@@rgetso I didnt say yall arent allowed to do it like that, and ye it works too but its just confusing. Why shouldnt I go for a job as easy as it could be? Ofc this is for teaching but its a complicated way. I dont wanna offense you :D In the end, everybody should do a job with his own sweetsspots and best methods

[@TITANSofCNC]

The model height set to model top is done for a specific reason early on... It’s for beginners. Meaning I (Titan) like it because when the code is at the control... You can clearly see all moves that have a Z+ is in the air above the part... so rapids etc are easy to see and have confidence in... But... All Z- is below the top of the part... Therefore you need to go slow and double check moves, especially when editing... Z- deserves extra reverence. Make sense? When we jump to 5 Axis etc... even my Makino part... Z 0 is bottom of part at fixturing.

[@SahniiiKahniiiThor]

@@TITANSofCNC Everything is fine and ofc it makes sense. Youre right, after posting a beginner is able to see way easier what happens.

[@orangedaddy1]

I have been using Esprit since 2007, it’s good software but this makes me jealous for the usability!

[@fecobenedek]

Yeah, Fusion360 is pretty damn user friendly

[@orangedaddy1]

fecobenedek Esprit is good but not always user friendly.

[@tuaninhquang6364]

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[@85CEKR]

We use Esprit for turn/mill. It's actually comical how much better Esprit is then fusion for turning, but for simple milling there isn't much difference... fusion is a bit better usability wise, but I find the toolpaths much better for Esprit, also Esprit is just a lot more powerful.

[@MattBike]

Fusion is free 👀

[@lastshadow5696]

Mam pytanie dlaczego frezujecie współbieżnie aż uszy bolą ?

[@ajluchico1004]

Why is it when I change the offset its automatically in millimeters and not inches. I'm doing this at home on my chromebook.

[@madsjann]

I really hope you don’t normally use the champer tool to drill with

[@TITANSofCNC]

24 years straight... fast and efficient and of course we use Chamfers that are center cutting. Better than using 2 tools when 1 can do it quicker... When doing super alloys... we use self centering drill and then come back after to chamfer

[@wildin13]

I've only just come into chamfer mills this past year but everyone I've seen have all had center drilling capabilities. I prefer to do what titans said though.. drill then chamfer then tap or ream.

[@Sicktrickintuner]

Those slots, im surprised that you didn’t leave 0.001 off the floor so it doesn’t rub tool marks into the bottom

[@wildin13]

I cant remember the parameters she put in on the adaptive toolpath but judging by the cut and the fact she did a central "roughing" cut on the first finish pass I'd say there was stock left so the floors and walls were finished at the same time. Personally I like to do floors THEN walls, as titan says "everything's a spring" so cutting walls when finishing floors can result in deflection into the floor.

[@jeromezaza6284]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@nionut]

Nice, TITAN is kissing in the ars Torshet

[@scottstevens4881]

Are Y'all being conservative of the feeds because of tool life?

[@TITANSofCNC]

I because the tutorial is for a machine with only 1.5 HP

[@lopengboys3189]

Subtitle indonesia pliese

[@2DOOR4X4]

Would be easier to hand program smh

[@rgetso]

There's one in every crowd... SMH As slow and methodically as our lady CNC programmer went through the whole process, it is still way faster than hand writing the code. With your mindset, might as well just skip the CNC and do the job on a 1950's vintage mill.