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Great video...Thank you.

JUST WONDERING HOW DO YOU CACULATE THE CHAMFER WIDTH AND BOTTOM OFFSET? WHERE DID YOU GET THOSE NUMBER?

great man, thanks

Why dont you use standard work offset, as G54 from the begining work offset list

Excellent video, very well explained. I hope to see more videos from you. Thank You

NIMS Level 1 CNC part !

Hey really love this video, please do more as soon as possible

Hey man i love your videos <3

thank so much brother .. keep production video please

bro i like your videos

thanks ..this is a great video, you broke it down step to step which is the best for beginner

This is a great intro video. Very good explanations of everything.

Can You share with us the 2D Drawing of the model you are programming

Thank you thank you thank you

First off, thank you so much for these Mastercam videos, you are helping me a lot in learning the program! I have a question though: When it comes to soft jaws, could I like buy them online for my fixture, or do I have to take a piece of block and machine it based of my hard jaws on my vise (and the contour of my part) and then cut them in half or what...? I'm wondering what's the process like since I haven't been to a workshop yet and have no practical experience so I'm curious.

Great video!

Great job. 👍

Appreciate these tutorials brother, I'm a student learning about CNC and I was wondering if I can ask you something not really related to mastercam but more to hole making in general: I was wondering for example, when we have a blind hole which needs tight tolerance and good surface quality, what is the process of making that hole? Is it like this? 1. Center drilling/Spot drilling 2. Drilling 3. Reaming or could just using an end mill be enough? I know that there maybe more factors, like the hole size, if it needs a flat end at the bottom, if it's a through hole.... But I just wanted to hear your opinion in general since you seem like a skilled engineer :)

Very Nice ..i thank you making these Videos Helpful Info

I want to express my gratitude for your hard work. As usual, the explanation is nice and clear. Where can we get the part so we can follow along step by step through the tutorial? Also that list of tools files and that fixture

Great Video

Awesome

Please keep making videos !

Excellent video for beginners. Really broke everything down and made it easy to follow.

Dear, professor. Dear Nick Thank you a lot for what you are doing for us. Each of your video help us understand art of design and fixturing. Place, do more videos like this. With respect John

Hi, this video is a little longer format explaining how to create a 3D Model for new or returning users in SolidWorks. I tried to include a lot of my thoughts while going through each feature. Most of this content can be found as separate videos in my "Getting Started in SolidWorks" playlist if you were looking for a specific feature or setting. Also, I was having issues with my microphone disconnecting during recording, so please forgive any editing issues or changes - Thanks!

One of the best tutorials, much appreciated!.....

Very concise and clear.

thanks for like this videos

just want you to know, that you are helping me a lot with all your videos. Thank you for your detailed explanation step by step. This is very useful for someone like me who just started working with Mastercam.

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For experienced users, the core and cavity example starts at 21:39

Thank you for making these videos and showing different methods to avoid problems. Question: How come when you showed the collision detection feature, mcam did not detect the collision on the fourth path?

nice to see, but with optiRough you can mill all of the first operations in one, or not? time is money ^^

Need model

Okay, third time's the charm - right? 😅 Sorry for taking this video down twice, I noticed some errors I made in editing after uploading. Enjoy!

You have no idea how long I’ve been frustrated with trying to do everything you just perfectly explained here. Thank you so very much.

Your instruction method is very helpful and I am grateful for it. I am hoping to find tutorials on making 3D mold cavities and using some of those 3D toolpaths.❤

do you have any tips for the facing toolpath to be more efficient? It will almost always do a air cut on the last pass even though the whole stock has already been cut.

Thank u so much bro hope u r doing good now Can't wait for more of mastercam for beginners tutorials

Would you be comfortable with giving out some of these solid model files so that I may use it to practice with ?

Will there be a video showing further processing from the second setup? I really look forward to it.

Dynamic mill has become one of my favorite toolpaths within mastercam.

Even though I know how to program a part such as this I watched the whole video and sure enough I learned some stuff I didn’t know within mastercam. Thank you so much. You are truly an incredible teacher.

Dude, You're awesome. Waiting for your video for like decades 😁

Hi, this video is a little longer format explaining first operation for new or returning users in MasterCam. I tried to include a lot of my thoughts while going through each feature. Most of this content can be found as separate videos in my "Getting Started in MasterCam" playlist if you were looking for a specific feature or toolpath. Thanks! ua-cam.com/play/PLpIRxnP9wxXykCERJ_-L6OlFzX1PjXiGN.html

awesome

amazing tutorial im looking forward to learn from you !

Every time watch your clip I saved them all because they're valuable to my career