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@@albertkelly4835 you're welcome, thanks for watching

@wagnerdamotta726 unfortunately I have not. I also haven't run any Fadal code, but I know they are common, so I'm sure I'll be learning it in the future. Thanks for checking out my video.

@CesarGarcia-iv9nj Hello, and thank you for watching. Yes, the tool length and the Z value are calibrated as long as all the tools are set from the same location. And that Z value is the distance from the face of the spindle, which would be called the gauge line to the top of the 123 block that I'm setting tooling off of. So it's actually calculating a lot of numbers all at once but there are simpler ways to do it like touching off the tool length presetter or just touching all your tools off the top of a part it really depends on how complex your setup is or how repetitive you want your tools to be.

@@aaronrunk4209 Thanks for your reply Aaron, regards

You're most welcome, if you have cam software to play on. Here's an idea to make some crazy designs with little effort. ua-cam.com/video/b6LTcnWKYJY/v-deo.htmlsi=Ye4n_LAyBNVQA115

@AndreasMikkelsen-o7z you're welcome! I'm glad it helped, and thanks for watching!

@Dogface1984 hmmmm..... I looked up GBRL, and it sounds like a G-Code converter. It does say online that it's it free. I ran into this on my siemens control machines, and I had to rename the files .MPF for the controller to read them. You might try renaming your file type to .GBRL, but more than likely, you'll need to download the converter software and run your G-code through it.

​@@aaronrunk4209 thanks for getting back to me. yeah i looked it up too and came to the same conclusion with the gcode converter. I also asked chat GPT it says: Steps for GRBL-Compatible G-Code from CATIA V5 Custom Post-Processor: CATIA V5 doesn’t come with a built-in GRBL post-processor, but you can configure a custom post-processor to produce GRBL-compatible G-code. Typically, GRBL G-code commands are relatively straightforward and do not include complex canned cycles or tool radius compensation commands, which are often used in industrial CNC controllers. To create a custom post-processor, you can configure the NC program in CATIA to output only compatible G-code commands (G0, G1, G2, G3, etc.). GRBL-Compatible G-code Syntax Requirements: Use Simple Commands: GRBL supports linear (G0, G1) and circular (G2, G3) movements, but does not support advanced commands like G41 (cutter compensation). Coordinate System: GRBL usually works with the absolute coordinate system (G90). Tool Changes: GRBL doesn’t directly manage tool changes (M6). It’s generally best to manually handle any tool changes in the code if needed. Spindle and Coolant Controls: GRBL may support some spindle commands (like M3/M5) but lacks coolant control by default. Editing Post-Processor File: If you have access to CATIA’s Manufacturing Post-Processor Simulation (PPR environment), you can set up a custom post-processor. Map commands from CATIA’s output to GRBL’s accepted G-code syntax. For example: Map complex commands to G0 or G1 as needed. Strip out unsupported codes like G41, G43, etc.

@Dogface1984 that's not too bad, pretty straightforward. Just post the code and run it an inch above the material and see if any alarms come up. You'll most likely be able to just delete codes as they alarm out the machine.

@@aaronrunk4209 cool, Ill do that. I appreciate the videos and the feedback. Youre the fkn man!!

@DaRoach5882 Hello, and thanks for watching my video. You are correct it is a pretty old video. I do have some good news, though. I have an ST20Y Haas, and I ran to the same dilemma. How I am approaching it is the boring bar on the back side will have the same X location as the front boring bar, so I manually enter that offset. However, for the Z offset, i touch off on the face of the part on the sub spindle . I set the back side boring bar at the end of the video in the link below. I hope this helps. ua-cam.com/video/eX3KzIyq7BQ/v-deo.htmlsi=J6KPw1wUy18Yn_Tu

@cactuskid1492 Thank you for your kind words, and I love how you compared it to sailing ⛵️ thanks again for watching!

I'm sure it can be if you have a lot of machines you need created for your shop. You might reach out to CGtech if your interested. Caleb Sales Engineer (903) 312-6824

@thanhnguyen-cg7ve hello there, and thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, most of my five-axis setups have all been on three-axis machines using a trunnion or pivoting 5-axis head with a and b axis. All you would need to do however if you did have a machine that you're indicating a part on that was at an angle is you would have to align that hole with the spindle by first indicating the surface with your indicator to get your A and B or C axis on that plane and then once you are there you would simply indicate that hole for XY work offsets. Since this is a common practice in industry, I'll see what I can do to create this video. Thank you for watching

@@aaronrunk4209 thank you for you Ans ,I hope to see your video soon.

@Meridianmachine so this was a smart board with a projector package that was in my classroom when I started. however, now we have upgraded to True touches. If you're able to upgrade to a true touch, I know it is expensive, but they are wonderful. I will say the next thing you could try if that's out of the question is to get a wireless keyboard and mouse. Thanks for watching

@Roberty98 yes you are correct. using the insert drill as a boring bar without the thru spindle coolant causes chips to be recut several times. especially with heavier depths of cut because the chips inside that hole are bigger and if the spindle speed is too high, centrifugal force is keeping them in position so that the closer to the bottom of the hole it gets the more likely they are to build up. I was able to solve this by enabling the through spindle coolant and by reducing my rpms. Thanks for watching

@Dogface1984 that cnc Pro looks pretty cool. I have another Catia video that goes over post processor settings, and I think that one in the video will work for your machine. Good luck, and you'll have to post some videos with it cutting.

@@aaronrunk4209 thanks man I’ll do that. Also I’m gunna attempt to make a PCB with copper blank.. Using KiCAD creates .dxf file of circuit to past on geometry Gunna check your video now, I appreciate it

@animebest2621 I'm not sure if there's a downloadable simulator online, but you may be able to reach out to the company that sold them the machine, and they may be able to supply a simulator. they would just need your serial number code for the machine. The good news is I have several videos on the simulator

@darcustaseen1602 very cool! I'm glad this helped. That concept was difficult for students to understand, so I made a totally different video just on the clearance point. Thanks for watching

@wagnerdamotta726 yes programming ID threads work the same way. Your clearance point will be below the X value the same amount as it would above for OD threading

@@aaronrunk4209 Thank you very much, great job help people

Hi Aaron, I didn't understand what that gentleman said about your equation, could you explain it to me please. Sorry for ask you, I just started learn use the cnc lathe and I try not do any mistake. Thank you

@wagnerdamotta726 yes, the best way to understand what was being said is to take the major diameter of what you cut the threads to and subtract the x value in the column that I cover in the video. Once those two have been subtracted from each other, you simply divide that by two. This will work for all threading. Thanks for watching and good luck with your programming

@@aaronrunk4209 thank you Aaron, I going to try tomorrow after I let you know how I make out. Thank you for all the help

@gmanyow thank you for watching, I have 3 more that are coming out in the next few weeks that use different techniques. Fingers crossed they're just a good.

Hello and thank you for watching. I agree with the visibility. Next time I'll just keep the door open. I will be uploading a video of the part running in the machine soon.

@albertwinSB if I was going to attempt to search for the relays, I would be searching for 78 and then hit search. I believe the 5 would be the fifth column. the same would go for the 79. That is thinking off the top of my head, but if I understand the question correctly, that's how I would go about it. I hope this helps

@@aaronrunk4209 it would be in sistem, param? I can't find the relays

@@albertwinSB Once you are in the system page, you'll need to type in 1815 and then push the soft key "No.SRH" this will go the correct parameter. Some machines will have a PMC page that you may need to go through first.

@@aaronrunk4209 yes i can do that, but i talk about the 78.5 and the 79.6

@@albertwinSB oops sorry about that I'm investigating now

you're Most welcome! Thanks for watching!

@dragonprince6776 😄 no problem. It's great to see new minds learning CNC, especially the programming side. Good luck and thanks for watching

@@TonySmith-gs5im you're welcome I'm glad it helped and thanks for watching

@gsaldana897 when touching off the tool eye, it should get you very close, but it's not unusual for it to be off just a little bit it. Of course, you would want it to be right on the money. However, if you are consistently heavy by .003, there is a setting to adjust what it sets your tool to when using the tool eye. unfortunately, I do not know where that setting is at or how to adjust it. You will have to look a little deeper for that.

@@aaronrunk4209 thank you for the response. I’ve just been making a pass and adjusting my wear offset to make up for it but I would think that the probe should get you closer than .003. I wouldn’t think that changing the cutting insert and probing it and it being that off would be ok but I guess that’s just how haas probing works.

@gsaldana897 That's what I do for one of my mori lathes. The eye is off .012, but it's the same each time, so I know what to add to the wear each time. Thanks for watching

Hello, good news is you can have a Haas with a sub spindle and would most likely be able to replicate the results if using the same program. The codes may a bit different for running the spindle transfer, but for the most part the same. This video shows the progression from my single spindle Haas with no catch tray to the final Machine (Doosan 2100 SLY). I use this video to show my students that are wanting to start their own business, how spending more money upfront can increase their money in the long run. The first on on the Doosan 2100 SLY was different due the process not needing and additional machine to complete the part. I hope this helped and thanks for watching. Here's a video on a Haas with a dual spindle. ua-cam.com/video/eX3KzIyq7BQ/v-deo.htmlsi=A_ycrvaebr8DM4u9

@juansalgado6212 I'm not sure about a Fusion 360 post. However, I'm sure if you reach out to their support, they can provide you with one. I hear that they are good about providing post processors. The machine itself has performed really well, and students really like it. However, I can not speak positively about my dealings with customer service when it comes to servicing the machines. I can speak positively about their education and software support. For job shop purposes, I will purchase several more soon if I can be reassured on service support. Thanks for watching

@@RobertBosch-m7j all these models did such a great job

@@zaheralshehry649 you're welcome, I'm glad this helped. What is your question. 🤔

@tylerhanna1969 that's really cool that you came through the program. It's great to see that you're implementing canned Cycles into your programs, and you are correct it makes life so much easier. You keep learning how to do the programming,and you'll be the company's first programmer. Thanks for watching.

@@RoboDriller they are really fun machines.

@anthonymccrossan1212 thanks for watching. I really appreciate it, and yeah, I want to make this video simple and short and sweet. That's great that you've been on it for 2 months. You'll have to let me know how it goes here in a couple more months. Keep at it

@locnguyen6740 you're welcome. Thank you for watching. I hope it it helps

@@525studio thank you! Videos like this help me to remember in the long run.

Hello! I have a second video that will cover what's next. I hope it helps. ua-cam.com/video/BRKe0rD9O3I/v-deo.htmlsi=5TkdBXCM8qFdlsUH

You're welcome and thanks for watching

@@robertanstead thank you!

@maxcox6019 unfortunately all the machine parts are only available through the software Distributor, but if you have Vericut can build all the parts for the machine. then you can start constructing the axis and the range of motion but there's a lot to it. You can reach out to a Vericut sales representative, and they can build whatever machine you want. Sorry I'm not to that level yet. I'm working small steps at a time. The way I got the vice was I went to kurt website and was able to download their free 3D model

@@aaronrunk4209 I have the Haas 3d machine files I just don't know how to build them in vericut

@maxcox6019 I want to say that when I select the machine file, there's an option to import from there, but I believe it has to be through live 3d. You'll have to let me know if that works.

@seanking5496 there's more to come. Stay tuned. G75 is a powerful canned cycle.

@@harvrindrsingh I wish you tube allow you to send pictures over because a lot of times seeing that are helps but a lot of times when it has macro errors it's because there's a variable missing in your canned Cycles so if you're running a Threading can cycle you have to make sure you have all of your variables. Also some lathes will run one line can cycles and some are set up for two line can Cycles if it is alarming out on the can cycle then it it can be several things but if you have closed brackets number signs of parentheses for actual macro settings then you have to dive in a little bit deeper. I only have so much knowledge on macro settings and a lot of times I can only reference back to my own programs. So I know that isn't much but I hope it helps good luck

@@aaronrunk4209 hi from dubai. Thanks for your reply

@harvrindrsingh thanks for watching. I'm glad it helped be sure and share and like videos things so we can get more people on board with learning Machining

Yeah I'm thinking more step over for sure!

@@mdmonroe82 first I'm super happy to hear that you're getting into the industry the good news is there's lots to learn but there's also going to be a lot of gray area on things you'll be learning on. The reason why is because the machine thinks the center of spin is at the home location when the machine is first turned on. On newer machines they are designed so that the center of spin is the is the center of the machine in the x-axis that is why mine shows a giant negative but on my newest video of setting up my new doosan you'll see that that value is completely different. I hope this helps and please feel free to reach out with more questions

@@aaronrunk4209 I appreciate that. I begged a guy to give me a chance so I'm trying to right by him and learn as fast as possible. His best guy retired and I have no one to teach me on certain machines so I appreciate any info.

@mdmonroe82 you are most welcome, and please feel free to browse through all the videos that I have. I know there's a lot there, so it can be overwhelming, but use what you can and good luck

@greatodinsraven you're welcome. I hope it helps and thanks for watching

@mariocortes1337 yes setups are a very involved on some machine tools and unfortunately, the two mazak lathes I have are much older, and the process is very similar to this in regards to setting tools off the tool eye and setting zeros. I do like that mazak setups save the workoffest locations, but you do still have the initial work offset. What would cool is if you have a newer model mazak, if you would make a video showing off its features. If you are unable to, I understand, but thank you for watching. Fingers crossed, we can get a newer model in the future.

@@gmanyow thank you sir, I appreciate the compliment and you'll be happy to know that my students have been with me for 4 days and I already have several of them (after two grueling days of lectures) have their first project in the Vericut software checking their programs to the model and it's working beautifully! they all love it.

@@aaronrunk4209 Excellent!