Essential Machining Skills: Working with a Milling Machine, Part Four
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2013
- A video overview of the essential skills involved using a milling machine to work metal. Part 4 of 4. For more about the open source machine tools project, please go to www.opensourcemachinetools.com
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Excellent series of videos.Clear, concise & informative.
Andrew, Devon, England
Excellent video. I learned a lot. One thing I would like to point out is the animation for conventional milling has the end mill turning counter-clockwise. However the explanation was well done and sufficient for me to understand the difference between conventional milling and climb milling.
great series of videos, thank you so much for uploading this, this may help a lot of people
Great videos. Thank you for your time and detailed videos.
You have done a very fine job on the Videos, thank you much for ALL THE INFO A+++
Good job!!! Thanks for the great info.
My wife thinks all my tools are boring tools....
At ~18:59 it looks like they got they messed up the climb vs conventional milling explanation. Basically in the illustration it looks like the tool direction reversed when it should have stayed the same and the work direction should have been reversed. Am I missing something? (I'm very new to this and don't have any hands on experience yet).
i noticed that as well, i am in a mahining class and it stood out to me, if it is happeneing as in picture, it will not cut
fore4runner even MIT can make mistakes lol
For some reason CC cannot be enabled for this video, unlike the preceding ones...
im new to machining but I thought vernier callipers were not accurate enough for close measurement
I know that there is more than one way on how to skin a cat. But I wish I had the opportunity to teach you how to ream and bore a holes correctly.
What type of Bridgeport is it?? the series and how much does it cost if it's used approximately
Great video thank you for sharing 👍👍👍
David Youssef I’m not sure the exact model, but with all those power feeds it’s minimum $5000, most likely more.
Where's his eyewear? 6:25
+Richard Cummings You don't need safety squints if you have a 'stache this awesome protecting you.
all of these instructional videos would be awesome in some decent resolution, at least 1080P. Can I get an "Amen!"? :)
+Oscar Sanchez Jr, BSc. all of these videos were shot in 1995.what did you expect?
1080p was not available in 1995. Nor was any version of HDTV. However, the resolution in these movies are very bad. In fact if they had focused it better, everything else being the same, it would have been immeasurably better. Add Super VHF (which was widely available then) and the movies would be extremely clear. Sadly, MOST did not know about Super VHF; so they used VHF, which had the lowest resolution of all. S-VHS was twice the resolution of VHS. Of course Betamax was the best then, but MOST never heard of it. Oh well.
i know, i have to unsub bcs they didn't even shoot at 480 which is (barely) tolerable, and yes in '95 480p was available. these were uploaded in 2013 so there really is no reason to have substandard resolution. I really cannot watch this channel when there are so many on the same subject that are quite hi res
I fell asleep at 23:00. Did I miss anything? 😝
you missed the part where the screen was black
Is this guy 7 foot tall or something? I have to use a step stool to reach my draw bar. And I don't have a riser in my mill ? 🤣
glasses
Why am I watching this😂
This is so bad