Tôi cũng làm với máy mazak integrex i200 được vài năm và tôi cũng thực sự yêu thích công việc này giống như bạn…mỗi khi làm xong 1 sản phẩm phức tạp tôi thấy rất vui

就是我们这边说的:标题党

Normal not all pieces need 5 axis, in my workplace 70% of the time i just use 3 axis and even the rest most of the times i dont even use the full capabilities most of the tollpaths dont even need continuous 5 axis. with the rigth tolls you can cut the necessity to use all 5axis and if you use them you sacrifice rigidity...

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Thay just make color for sell machine 😂

Why…? When speeds and feeds are good, it sounds good. It’s a damn orchestra as they say. This however, had very few good sounding tool paths, so why bother knowing the bad feeds and speeds? I can’t force myself to finish this vid. Sorry! I’m out.

It’s definitely aluminum. Ran lots of parts like this as a weld tooling designer. Sometimes starting with a well clamped piece even if you have to rough a lot of it off just makes it faster and when you’ve got more work than spindles it helps. Had this discussion with lots of people who never touched a cnc controller.

@@loganjetton6134 AS senior manufacturing engineer and programmer at PBR (corvette Z06 calipers etc.) Once the biggest Okuma site in the southern hemisphere and over 100 cnc in one plant alone (various Mazak Fanuc Mitsubishi Heidenhahn Matsuura Siemens etc.) we rationalised down to a single machine supplier Chiron FZ22w with 840D. Merely stating that this is a typical demo with ideal conditions producing a paperweight..