CNC LATHE PROGRAMMING LESSON 7- HOW TO USE CONSTANT SURFACE SPEED

[@cjruggeri882]

Good stuff Tom, I've been out of the CNC life for few years. This is just what I needed to refresh my brain. thanks man

[@RubilioLarios]

A great video, thank you Mr. Stikkelman for sharing.

[@mikesticks4230]

Tom , u have some very helpful videos.I appreciate it bud.

[@alfadosmil]

Thank you Tom for your great help! you make everything difficult easy to understand.

[@TomStikkelman]

alfadosmil Thank you !! I appreciate that feedback. Tom

[@fabuloustshirtsonline]

How do you calculate feed for lathe

[@efrainprimera9399]

thank you for teaching well and speak slowly .

[@abhishekgowda6120]

What will the constant be if use metric?

[@jerojr7542]

My CSS is not activating the program is using G97,G50 & G96, the program starts running with the G97 fine then once it hits G50 it stays on that spindle the control im using is series Oi-TC, help please

[@173roberto]

What makes the G99 g code?

[@EduardSidorov-i3f]

Спасибо Вам за урок.👍

[@ezequielalbizurez5778]

Thankyou Tom this is very informative

[@sujeshkarayi4317]

Thanks for Sharing.

[@imranmdyatim3674]

Very good information. May I have a question for u. The calculation is in mm or inch?

[@TomStikkelman]

The calculation is in inch

[@imranmdyatim3674]

@@TomStikkelman oh I see. Thank u sir

[@kylesguitar1]

As always great video :) Just one question for you, where is the 3.82 from? Did I miss something?

[@kylesguitar1]

Ah, 12/pi!

[@TomStikkelman]

KylesGuitar You got it!!

[@greghood5985]

what software are you running?

[@TomStikkelman]

Mastercam X7. Thanks

[@m.j.khnowledge]

best videos

[@astroid9087]

Great material

[@АлексейРоманенко-х1ц]

Hello, do you accept more questions, can I ask you a question?

[@baha1186]

where is 3.82 come from pro. ?

[@threeaxis359]

12 inches divided by 3.14159 (pi)

[@mazinghazi7206]

@@threeaxis359 Where does the 12 inches come from?

[@threeaxis359]

@@mazinghazi7206 one foot which equals 12 inches. Feet would be one foot multiplied by any number greater then one. ex. one foot multiplied by 10 equals 10 foot or feet

[@mazinghazi7206]

@@threeaxis359 Hi, thank you very much for you help. Please I have another question, I put it in the comments of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5iweKqGm92Gi6c I I wonder if you can help me in this matter, because I can see that Tom stopped answering questions. Thank you in advance.

[@threeaxis359]

@@mazinghazi7206 First of off for you to understand the answer for the question in the video you provided the link to, you have to know three basic trigonometry functions....Cosine , Sine and Tangent. I can give you the math involve for cutting the taper walls for the groove but you have to know these functions in order to understand it. Also it would good to understand Square Root Function and the Power Function. Let me know how much of it you know and we can go from there.