i have whatched all these lessons and i consider some parts or some part of videos are missing am i correct for example tapping & reaming cycles are not in the videos is there any way to have the full collection of these lessons??
On question number 8 in the quiz is the program correct as long as the last coordinate is the angled coordinate? If the steps are in chronological order wouldn’t the problem be wrong?
if I understand your question, You are correct, the First Coordinate should be X.50, Z 0., But that is not how it is displayed that why i choose " NO".
Most CNC lathes are set up on Diameter measurements (some use radius however) ..so if you wanted to turn a .500 diameter you would move "X" to X .500, hope that helps.
Im a year one student in a machining course and just got my first job in a machine shop. These videos helped a lot. Thank you.
thanks for this video. I find it very helpful and understanding.
Great video! You have a voice for radio!
This is the first time I understood this, just finished it with all correct.
Thank you my brother
Realizing why he needs to use cartoons characters in his training material is the key to understanding what it is like working with "machinists".
i have whatched all these lessons and i consider some parts or some part of videos are missing am i correct for example tapping & reaming cycles are not in the videos is there any way to have the full collection of these lessons??
Great channel..very very helpful
Great lesson
Glad it helped
On question number 8 in the quiz is the program correct as long as the last coordinate is the angled coordinate? If the steps are in chronological order wouldn’t the problem be wrong?
if I understand your question, You are correct, the First Coordinate should be X.50, Z 0., But that is not how it is displayed that why i choose " NO".
Thank you sir that’s what I thought I’ve been thinking of doing a certificate course and the way you explain things seem excellent
Thank you sir your given best education
Very Nice 😀
Thanks 😀
What software is this? How can i get this?
I need this info also!!
@@Dirt33breaks It belongs to Ivy Tech Community College. I have their permission to post but not sell...sorry
It belongs to Ivy Tech Community College. I have their permission to post but not sell...sorry
X axis shows diameter, say .50 (@22;39). Wouldn't X.5 move the tool .50 from program 0 (x0, Z0) for a diameter of 1.0? Confusing.
Most CNC lathes are set up on Diameter measurements (some use radius however) ..so if you wanted to turn a .500 diameter you would move "X" to X .500, hope that helps.
@@WildRandall62 Thanks, your tutorials are great. Which system is this? Very interesting indeed.
@@georgembugua1882 This software belongs to Ivy Tech Community College...It cannot be purchased,...sorry
@@WildRandall62 How sad, it is so nice and easy. Can I have it for free then? It would be very useful here in Africa.
@@georgembugua1882 nope...lol nice try though...
do you also have lessons on cnc mill programming. I am a cnc student
Just The Labs..They are on the home page..WildRandall62
PPT is there?
Green button not working
where i can get this program??
You cannot, property of Ivy tech Community college.
is there any way to have the full powerpoint learning file?
Sorry does not belong to me, Property of Ivytech
@@WildRandall62 is it possible for you to upload the full lessons? These are very usefull as other viwers tell it so
@@hosseinpeyvandi3992 I have uploaded all that the contract allows.
I love this tutorial but the volume disappears
That happens when you are taking the quizzes