Those spacers are a good idea for 4th work. I'll be using that one!

dope stuff my man!!!!

Hey, just saw this. What a nice, clean, simple approach. Really like it.

love the tips on 4th axis trying to learn it and Im getting it ,im a self taught in mastercam and solidworks im wanting to become a programmer, i have cnc machine and practice drawing and making things, but i find it hard sometimes when i draw a part and import it to mastercam and i dont know how to close surfaces that are irregular to surface to contour the shape to rough and or surface mill an area with gaps on the surface. i would love to see a tutorial on that been at the same drawing for a week and found a way to do it but was hoping if there are some easier ways to do it thanks and keep up the work man i wish i could work in your shop 👌

Great vid dude thanks 👍

Cool.Like it.Thanks.

thanks for showing us these stuff, more pls

Hi I have watched all most all your video or vblog. I would use G68 and G69 for things like at. Here is a example of how to us it hope it helps you with other jobs. ( Example use of G68 to make 3 slots in a circle ) T10 M6 G0 G90 G54.1 P20 X0 Y0 S8000 M3 G43 Z3 H22 D22 M8 ( First time we don’t rotate the slot ) M98 P0071 ( Second time we rotate 120 degrees ) G68 X0 Y0 R120. M98 P0071 ( Third time we rotate 240 degrees G68 X0 Y0 R240. M98 P0071 G69 (Turn off coordinate rotation so it doesn’t confuse us later! ) G0 G90 Z250 M9 G0 G91 G28 Z0 Y0 M5 M30 :0071 (SUBPROGRAM FOR SLOT) G0 X0 Y-4. G0 Z-6. G1 Y-16.775 F400 G1 Y-10. G1 G41 X1.51 Y-13.51 G3 X5.01 Y-10. R3.5 G1 Y0 R3 G1 X-5.01 R3 G1 Y-16.775 G3 X5.01 Y-16.775 R5.01 G1 Y-10. G3 X1.51 Y-6.5 R3.5 G1 G40 X0 Y-10. G0 Z3 G0 X0 Y0 M99

I doit so many times ,, good set up ,, i like sub routine if you know it’s really easy too

Love it man would have never thought of that! im just getting into hobbiest machining and have a small lathe thats trash but has a good chuck that i am going to canibalize, (ancient sears little 4" thing feed rod is gone and half the gears out of the drive is gone) definatly a subscribe man! thanks!

nice work man!

tks

Just got on your videos good work man!

cool workpiece

Easier to transform the tool path around or macro in some logic. Some machinist are scared of using macros but properly programed macros make for great productivity.

Can we see the finished gate? Thanks!

Interested in how you ensured your tail stock was directly inline with your chuck. I am assuming you run an indicator back and forth? I would like to see how you did that.

Excuse me the two spacers tha u at at the ends ... the drawing wanted treats at the end of the aluminum part? Or ? Btw great video

I have a question on how to do a g-code on a part I have with a 4 axis machine

I have a fadal 3016 fanuc control, I have a problem with the fourth axis, I mean the A axis, when I want to record letters in a cylinder runs the first line of the program, and to make the change in the angle rotates the axis completely 180 degrees to make the angle change.

Haii i have a doubt on fourth axis..working How can u mark angle of the chuck perpendicular to tool axis..aftr frst operation it will move to 90 degrees how can u identify the frst positio And if i need to make slot at 33 degree is it possible and how i have to write programme..

Judging by the size of that material those are some expensive ass fence posts.

How much is that gate going to cost. Bet that gate ain't going to be in my neighborhood. I don't like sub programs or macros, they are just a pain in the ass. Back in the day, 70's Hass made retros CNC for Bridgeports very very weird. It was some kind of conversational mumbo jumbo. The program was put on magnetic tape cassette to transfer to controller on machine. You sound Canadian. Sean

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Dude please buy a mill for Curtis he's still on a hurco

Not knocking you, but i could've programmed that whole part in 10 minutes with Fusion 360, without editing and adding anything, and knowing nothing will go wrong from editing something wrong.