Mastercam tip: Chamfer steep edges with a flat end mill - the easy way
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this video, I'm going to show you an easy way to use a flat end mill to chamfer steep edges on a part, which is impossible to do with a chamfering tool.
This method only works on straight or slightly curve edges.
You are very creative person. thank you for sharing your knowledge. God bless you succsess.
I just got back into production - a lot of aluminum. My higher ups will appreciate the way Giang The Tool has helped groom my techniques in order to save time.
Merci pour la qualité de toutes tes vidéos et tes astuces..... t'es au top ... grace a toi j'avance énormément avec mastercam... Thank You
Thank you looking great man good job keep up the great videos
Pretty slick there fellow. Thanks. JT Texas
Couldn’t the same be done by assigning a smaller than actual tool diameter to the tool creating the chamfer?
what?
I have a vf2 with hrt210 When I try to do an engraving program in the verify it shows up right but at the machine it's backwards
I've tried to change mcam parameters it's 2018 btw Is there something in the Post processor I need to change ?
If I change on mcam from cw to ccw on verify it's backwards but at the Machine it's right I've tried origin on both left and right on X didn't make a difference . Is it because on the machine parameter page it shows the rotary on left side of table where is mine is
on the right ? Thanks for your help . I really think it must be a change needed in the post I'm using the generic 4x haas post with cimco I changed the A axis in the files and didn't make a difference there either
good job
you are giving very useful tips, but keep repeating the same things. if you talk less and keep the video shorter then it will be very good. thanks
tuyệt vời GIANG đờ tun 😘😘😘😍😍😍
Можно проще. Построить фаску и прогнать по ней Flowline and Rib cut, а потом mirror Toolpath
anh Giang oi, co phai anh o san jose ko?
dạ mình ở Việt Nam
❤❤
Hay
Got another trick, haha.
A ơi ra video tiếng Việt đi a
Technically that is a fillet rad not a chamfer.
That is skill & experience man. With that small of a detail you won't even notice that it's actually a fillet. You need to be creative like this. That's what will separate you from the others.
@@homer4889 In my level of work (aerospace)25+ years that would get you sacked not putting the right break edge on. Its also why British are great engineers as we do not cut corners.
@@harezy Nobody told you to do anything that you don't want to do holmes. This method actually works on many mold base parts that I make. If British are so great at engineering, how do you explain Jones and Shipman cylindrical grinders? Hahaha! Moron.
@@harezy LOL so what do you do, grind corners?
@@harezy looks better than a hand grind are de burr.
A ơi. Cho e xin Facebook a đi ạ.