Secrets to Running a SMX3100 9 Axis Mill Turn

Breaking down INSANE techniques on the 9 - Axis PUMA SMX3100ST.

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[jeffwombold]

As an older (now retired) CNC programmer, a somewhat computer nerd, and spent most of my time on prototype work for 45+ years, the part of it all that blows my mind is the amount of thought and engineering applied in making your drawing in Mastercam convert to moving machine parts that weigh hundreds and sometimes thousands of pounds, into movements that are still all calculated and manipulated by nothing more than zeroes and ones. The amount of calculations per move is simply staggering. And then all done (sometimes) in millionths of an inch with tools that are delicate enough to simply snap if not absolutely perfectly aligned. Taking into account casting and drive screw temperatures, etc. ..beyond belief.

[trevorgoforth]

Nice work Tyson! Love how you explain complex subjects in a simple and easy to understand manner. That’s not easy to do!

[travisjarrett]

Great job Tyson! You can't find educational content like this anywhere else!

[shaniegust]

That was a lot of information. Great video Tyson, as always.

[Sara-TOC]

Tyson is the best! Thank you for another excellent video! 😊

[russellofcnc]

TYSONS of CNC! Always learn a thing or 12 from Professor Tyson. 🤯

[donniehinske]

Nice work Tyson! Lots of good information here!

[nathanbieri]

Great video Tyson! Can't wait to see what all you have in store for the SMX 2100!!

[christophervillalpando]

Great video! Good job as always Tyson!

[Mokkisjeva]

These are the good Titans videos.
Minor ripe though, but you can most definitely use a gaming pc for cad / cam.

[alextreseder]

I always like tysons videos. Very well done with thorough explanations

[randyroderick]

Thanks for that transform-180 trick, I have been just duplicating the tool path and then manually slipping in a C180. in the post lol 7:20

[MRFano]

Hey Titan 👋 it would be super cool if you'd show us some Y-axis turning ! You know, the kind with the CoroPlex YT !

[wallacefrey]

Great educational video. Any news you guys can share about progress on the AK-50??

[car]

It would be nice if you can explain all the axis for people like me not owning or working on a such complex CNC machine. I only know of XZY and C on a lathe. What are all the other axes?

[yankshomer]

Thanks for the awesome content guys.. I’m currently running a Studer s33 and my coolant is an issue.. I believe u guys are running balzers coolant on your Studers.. could u recommend a specific blend for M2 62-64 RC and 4140 ph… yeah lol
Thanks in advance

[nicholasjaeger]

I would be forever grateful if you could please show me how to create planes and use them for live tooling or any tips and trick to do better live tooling more efficiently

[katiebarber]

i wish i could get itno this kind of work somehow.. i have no formal training but ive been using computers all my life and been learning 3d modeling for around ten years

[arseniirak]

That's interesting video. And I have a question. Why don't you use a regular chamfer mill? Or was only demonstration of cam capabilities?

[boutaani-uqbg]

nice work i lik to se theme withe a chinese machine