Wow where you been? Just an fyi. It was because of you I bought the Pm25mv. Also the centroid controller and the motors I’m using for it. I’ve communicated with you in the past for some advice. I’ve spent the last seven years teaching myself cnc online. But as of last week, I finally got a cnc machinist job that pays really well. Furthermore it’s basically a non existent job in my area. Especially for someone whos UA-cam and internet trained. There are only two actual cnc machine shops and one that is more of a fabrication shop that has a cnc mill. So a big thanks to you my friend. I’m finally happy I have a well paying career doing what I love, and then I go home and do it some more.
I'm really happy to read your message. I like to make these videos because I believe they are helping people - it's really nice to get real world feedback! It's encouraging for me to hear about other people and the success they are finding in the world of CNC.
I needed this video. I have been using the parametrically driven vise setup for a while now and really like it. I have an exact model of my setup so there is no guess work especially when dealing with op1. For op2 and more I haven't been including my vises because I didn't know whether to create separate files for each setup but now I see its crystal clear. Thank you! Just subscribed btw :)
Great video, super helpful! I'm dealing with a similar situation right now that requires 3 setups to machine 3 different sides, except one of the setups involves custom soft jaws to hold a part that does not have any straight edges. I used projected sketches to design the custom soft jaws using an extruded cut feature. I'd love to see you do a video similar to this video but that involves an odd-shaped part and custom soft jaws. I'm sure you know of a better Fusion 360 CAD / CAM technique to handle this scenario other than how I did it. Thanks for the great content.
Your video perfectly answers all my questions. You got a subscriber, please upload the next video at least in 1080p. Please set up Patreon, donate, or buy me a coffee. I'm willing to buy a beer.
@@FrancoCNC Hi Franco, I am trying to understand the setup for 4-6 sided operations while losing stock material on each setup? I hope that makes sense.
Wow where you been? Just an fyi. It was because of you I bought the Pm25mv. Also the centroid controller and the motors I’m using for it. I’ve communicated with you in the past for some advice. I’ve spent the last seven years teaching myself cnc online. But as of last week, I finally got a cnc machinist job that pays really well. Furthermore it’s basically a non existent job in my area. Especially for someone whos UA-cam and internet trained. There are only two actual cnc machine shops and one that is more of a fabrication shop that has a cnc mill. So a big thanks to you my friend. I’m finally happy I have a well paying career doing what I love, and then I go home and do it some more.
I'm really happy to read your message. I like to make these videos because I believe they are helping people - it's really nice to get real world feedback! It's encouraging for me to hear about other people and the success they are finding in the world of CNC.
I needed this video. I have been using the parametrically driven vise setup for a while now and really like it. I have an exact model of my setup so there is no guess work especially when dealing with op1. For op2 and more I haven't been including my vises because I didn't know whether to create separate files for each setup but now I see its crystal clear. Thank you! Just subscribed btw :)
I'm glad to hear the videos help. It sounds like you are becoming an advanced user - NICE!
Great to see a new vid. Welcome back.
Welcome back :D
We have never met ive watched your videos and made my own cnc machine and its all thanks to you
have an awesome day
Nice! I'm glad I could help.
Long time no see Franco. Welcome back. Ciao, Marco.
He lives. Have missed your content.
Thanks. I'm going to do my best to make some useful Fusion 360 videos as time permits.
Great video, super helpful! I'm dealing with a similar situation right now that requires 3 setups to machine 3 different sides, except one of the setups involves custom soft jaws to hold a part that does not have any straight edges. I used projected sketches to design the custom soft jaws using an extruded cut feature. I'd love to see you do a video similar to this video but that involves an odd-shaped part and custom soft jaws. I'm sure you know of a better Fusion 360 CAD / CAM technique to handle this scenario other than how I did it. Thanks for the great content.
Your video perfectly answers all my questions.
You got a subscriber, please upload the next video at least in 1080p. Please set up Patreon, donate, or buy me a coffee. I'm willing to buy a beer.
long time!, i been using gibbscam, f360 is from a different world i know very little
How did you get the cube to auto update the top view with every operation?
See guys ...proof he is still alive 😅
Man I wish you would simplify this and make another video for dumbies
Give me some details. What do you need help with?
@@FrancoCNC Hi Franco, I am trying to understand the setup for 4-6 sided operations while losing stock material on each setup? I hope that makes sense.
The missing tutorial!
'Promosm' 👀