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Haha I'm working on it!

@@aaronrunk4209 Back when I used to lift in the early 2000s I struggled to get past 275 and now I'm sure it was mental block but I started with 225 Then I got to 17 reps and week after week I added 5 pounds per week and did as many as I could till max and obviously you may rep less but I kept up the work. Eventually I got to 315 and could do 3 reps. Odd program but it got me over the hump. I should have went back to 250 pounds and started over.. like a ratchet to make more progress. Many don't like going to failure I didn't go to complete failure but pretty close.

@CRUSHFACTORPC that's amazing. I'm definitely going slow, I've been working out for 3 years, but the 15 years prior to that, I was living at 285 lbs, and that was not good for my muscles or bones. Fingers crossed, I'll make to 300 because that's quite the accomplishment.

@@aaronrunk4209 Well if you make small progress steadily with out over reach you will get there. BUT you have to also work on your pull exercises (Back) and latts as when you use heavier weights those will help stabilize you on the bench

Mines a 3 phase

@@aaronrunk4209 10-4 I'm looking into one for the garage. Just trying to save every penny I can

@WEnisTV636 The good news is, they sell them in single phase.

Look online on haas website and build what you want then the nearestHaas factory outlet will deliver to you.

On your settings screen, if you page down, there should be a channel setting, and the channel needs to be 17

I hear you because when I see videos in metric, it's difficult for me to follow. I still appreciate you watching!

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Yes, you can because your starting point of entry does not change. The same goes for threading on a manual lathe. The only way that's going to change is if you change the feed rate on the g76 line, move in your work offset or unclamp, and rotate the part. I hope this helps and thanks for watching

Lol, that's what I was saying 🤣

@@aaronrunk4209 😝 I stopped listening to what he was saying a started waiting for him to say it again.

@@gavinlynas2833 👍 videos can be a bit repetitive

It's a Haas simulator, but it's a computer version of it when. When I started teaching, it was already on the computer, but a local Haas dealer should be able to assist you in getting one for your computer. Thanks for watching

Logic chu kỳ G71 phải nằm trong máy. Tuy nhiên, có 2 loại định dạng G71. Loại 1 và Loại 2 nếu bạn gặp sự cố với G71 không hoạt động, bạn có thể chỉ cần thay đổi cách định dạng. Sau đây là một vài liên kết để giúp bạn nếu đây là vấn đề. Cảm ơn bạn đã xem. Loại 1 ua-cam.com/video/EHahLLc2j8s/v-deo.htmlsi=moU1kDkvZ9x60bas Loại 2 ua-cam.com/video/oEs7PDdxiRg/v-deo.htmlsi=tkO2IlJssWyuhzSP

So I had this happen on my Doosan 220 lathe. However, it did reset the home locations correctly, and when I sent the machine home, it did everything correctly as well. I wasn't sure why it was doing this, but it did home correctly. some machines may have something in the ladder that reverts back to zero. I would check to see if it does go home to the correct locations and if it's just making it a zero instead of keeping it a one I would try running a simple program and then having it go to g28 home and g53 home and make sure that it goes to the right location both times. Thanks for watching, i hope this helps

@@aaronrunk4209 Thank you I will be sure to check the home positions, only probably now is I cant get the parameter enable alarm to clear, I tried holding reset and cancel as you did and nothing happened. I cant move out of MDI to test anything because of this.

@@spencerlamp4887 get rid of your perimeter I enable go ahead and change your one back to a 0 on the perimeter right enable and see if that lets you check your positions

@@aaronrunk4209 I had already changed it back but I forgot to power cycle it again, i went and checked the parameter again one more time and I noticed that APC is all 0 now, and APZ remained all 1. Is this normal?

@spencerlamp4887 I want to say the last time I changed out the batteries on my emco machine, it did that, but both are fanuc, so it might be based on the series of fanuc.

I believe you're more right than you think because I have a feeling after noticing what you saw. that the turret itself may be out of alignment in Y, which may be causing it to deflect down. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching

I'll have to do some more looking on this however when it comes to the teaching mode it sounds more like a mazak but if you are wanting to make sure that your work offsets are in the right locations you could go into MDI and send it to a known location to see if it has been set correctly. I will say your values are on the screen somewhere it's just kind of hard to find them on these older machines

Sorry for the late response, and yes, these machines have ethernet cables that can be plugged into computers and then certain software such as Predator DNC that can be used to drip feed or transfer programs directly into the machine. there's also ways of doing this via Bluetooth, which is becoming very popular.

That's awesome! What did you compete in?

Manual lathe, manual mill, inspection, and bench .

@kevbot5.0keller66 nice! Are you still machining? I took Machining back in 03-05, but I wasn't good enough to make it passed regionals 😅 but I did go for customer service. Here in a couple weeks, I have a short of the final product that looks pretty cool. You'll like it if you're from Oklahoma

I'm still machining now. I set up 4th and 5th axis mills and running the floor at a small shop. We do aerospace. My buddy ended up going to nationals that year and won. Carheart and Starrett hooked him up pretty good with stuff.

My first machining job I had I almost called it quits. I ended up finding a different shop and have loved it ever since.

The software is a replica of a Haas simulator platform, but unfortunately, I don't have a way of exporting the software since it was already on the computers when I started. If you can, look me up on Facebook and message me.

I think it would be cool if I got some Vasco 6000 on there

If I'm going to keep it there I'm going to have to add two more flutes to the tool or go with carbide or maybe even possibly a shorter length of cut

😂Your comment rocks! you got me dying over here. Thanks for watching😅

You're most welcome, and thank you for watching!

Looks like you're correct ua-cam.com/video/dGt4Tia4Jxk/v-deo.htmlsi=iQLPqBdS5BypT0Q0

Yep coolant was better. ua-cam.com/video/dGt4Tia4Jxk/v-deo.htmlsi=iQLPqBdS5BypT0Q0

Yep, if I was running carbide, I would have had more luck. But coolant is the answer ua-cam.com/video/dGt4Tia4Jxk/v-deo.htmlsi=iQLPqBdS5BypT0Q0

@@aaronrunk4209 also if you had chip breakers on the end mill. Could help too.

@taliday56 That's a good idea. Thank you

@@aaronrunk4209 if you have any other questions about high speed machining let me know, more than happy to share my knowledge.

@@taliday56 I sure will thank you

Precisely! 😔

@aaronrunk4209 I've seen that happen too many times and then the operator is all like "Why'd the cutter break off?" Uh, it's probably cus u were running it at 100% speed in an aggressive pattern that's going far too deep into the material. Idiot

If you don't know your limits, you will never be a good machinist

@michi18 heck yeah! Good advice 👍

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Yeah! A little too zoomed in 😂

Remember that this video is for those who have never worked this model of machine. Watching this video and following it helps the manufacturing industry because those learning will be safer when setting up parts. Speed comes with practice, and crashes are a result of being in too much of a hurry. Crashes cost money and time. The rule of thumb is to do it right, then do it fast. Thanks for watching

@@aaronrunk4209 True. Ive been doing this for way too long.

@nissan300ztt The good news is that this industry will only get better because of machinists like you, so please keep it

You're welcome, and thanks for watching. Here's some "actual" material. ua-cam.com/video/F8TDGVsN0fw/v-deo.htmlsi=tZituMeojEtVBrqK

You're welcome, and thanks for watching!

Thank you!

So when my machine jams up, it's because I command a tool change without a g0 for Rapid motion. which is kind of weird because it's only on this machine and on this model. what I normally do is I go into a manual mode, and I jog it manually one rotation to the next tool, and it fixes my problem on my machine. I can tell it's jammed because the button for Tool change is blinking because it's in between tools. I'm not sure if this will be the fix for you, but at least it's a start

@@aaronrunk4209 thank you so much.

@@aaronrunk4209my machine’ model Mori Seiki NVX5060. Tool magazine canot turn and set origin

@toannguyenvan5391 I looked up your machine model, and there should be a recovery page in the Machine settings. If it's Siemens control, there will be a gear in the bottom right to get you going in the right direction. I've done the recovery on a Grob but not a Mori. Good luck

@@aaronrunk4209 thank for your help. Tomorow i try to do. Thank u!

I'll try, but I'm limited on my vericut knowledge. Williamrunkster@yahoo.com

Hello Sir, i am getting alarm when using cutter compensation. Is there any other setting or what? How to resolve it.

@sangameshbijma2301 hello, the program was made without using cutter comp. But if you need to put it in the program. Check this out and remember to always move more than the diameter of the tool when turning it on and off. ua-cam.com/video/uZbG8XBrbjI/v-deo.htmlsi=JjgaT0GHDqTG-jdx

Well you drive a hard bargain.

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Not sure how to incorporate a G73 but it's mm and it runs in my Haas simulator. Good luck and let me know if it works

Thank You So much for your valuable response, i will try Sir. Have one more doubt that i need an island on a square block program using G150-general pocket milling(HAAS), can you please provide it?

@sangameshbijma2301 for using G150, you'll have to refer to the haas website for how to use the G150 since it is coordinate specific, and I've only used it once, and it was a while ago

you are most welcome and thanks for watching. for the most part I'm just keeping it simple. The first step in using vericut was for more students to be successful in making their NIMS parts and it was a success. Next I'll mostly likely create another tutorial for students to setup the project on their own.

Главное не останавливайтесь, делайте по больше уроков по Vericut?!

@@ipsafe6 Thank you i'll try to keep them coming

Thank you for watching!

That's amazing! I love you too. Keep up them steps and stay healthy. We’re going to need you around for a long time. ❤️

Thank you! It was alot of work but it's very rewarding looking back at the work.

Yes, we do need to get that fixed. Our Doosan 2100 was out, and the tech showed us a really cool trick to get it back into alignment, and it was also mind-blowing watching then so it. I'm not sure if it'll work on the Mori, but it's worth giving it a try. Thanks for watching

You're welcome! Glad it helped

Your welcome thanks for watching!

@aaronrunk4209 I'm a mill guy that just picked up my first cnc lathe, and your videos have been very helpful in getting me up to speed. I'm still trying to get familiar with the Fanuc control coming from a Haas mill, but I'm slowly making progress.

@@azbrannon That' great to hear that your expanding your skills. I have lots of hand programming videos, and several setup videos on different types of machines. I really hope they help and good luck!

Hello, and thank you for watching. Below is the code I use in the video. Hope this helps. % O0454 M01 (.750 ENDMILL .750 LOC 1.0 LFH) (CRC = D02) N40 G00 G17 G20 G40 N45 T2 M06 N50 G54 G90 X-0.5 Y0 S5000 M03 N55 G43 H02 Z1. M08 N60 Z-0.1 M97 P123 L30 G00 G91 Z0 M30 N123 G91 G01 X1. F100. G03 X-1. R0.5 G01 Y0.05 M99 %