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[JohnBlaze]

This is the best tutorial I've ever seen. Especially since I can actually understand you.

[bearly]

I watched this out of curiosity because I thought it might show me a little of what I would have to learn for laser cutting. I really enjoyed your teaching style, you are clear, focused and obviously very competent. Thank you, I really enjoyed the window into programming a build.

[kastrupdk]

Merry Christmas to everyone at Titan of CNC
I have worked in this industry for over 20 years
I think it's a good thing you're doing with TITANS of CNC Academy

[dbcarroll]

Boom! Thank you for taking the time & effort to create this video lesson- super helpful and clear!

[no.step.on.snek.]

This guys is reigning, defending, undisputed cnc machining champion of the world

[wildin]

Also I noticed when changing the lead in/lead out parameters. If you want the entry and exit the same you can use the arrow buttons in the middle to copy data from one side to the other. Speeds things up

[whybag]

You can condense a lot of the first 10 minutes. First off, go to Properties>Tool settings, and the top box on the right side is "Assign tools sequentially." That will auto-assign tools as 1, 2, 3, etc instead of doing it manually. EDIT: You can also choose tool SFM "from material", so all the tools pick up the designated SFM, instead of changing the speeds every time you load a tool.
For the stock, you can go to Properties>Stock setup. You can do the bounding box from there, enter 1x2x4.1, zero it off the top face, then enter the Z offset .02. Instead of fussing around with transparencies and levels, it just inserts a wireframe with red hidden lines. It also tells the software there's stock on top, so you can select "Facing" and go straight to OK, you don't have to select the top face because it knows you're taking material off.

[larpylarpster]

This deserves a subscription. Well done brotha!

[ddddgggg]

I'm a CNC machinist and programmer in the uk. I've used all the cam packages but find mastercam to be more complicated than it needs to be - creating and working with stock for example . Solidcam for me is the best, most logical to work through whilst providing efficient toolpaths. It's all about opinions tho and I enjoy watching other programmers .

[kingcam]

i am experienced programmer but i learn new things.. thank you.

[XNeo]

I don't do anything related to cnc.
Still I like to watch these video's because i'm interested in metals and metalwork in general :)
Also love the way he guides others to have the possibility for success in life. Good luck to you all in the new year. I also notice myself saying BOOM at random repairs... Customers looking sometimes like boom? Yes. Boom it's fixed. ;)

[keenafyno]

THANK YOU TITAN'S OF CNC for spreading knowledge and helping the youth, or anyone who wants to earn a honest living in a respectable trade; that I appreciate very much. (And I speak for many people as I write this comment.) LOVE THE MASTERCAM VIDEOS BTW. Titan is THE MAN!

[tonygombas]

supper video bro this is helpful to me because i am taking a course in cnc machining at the age of 61 i have been maching for 20 years as manual machinist i decide to up grade my skill wish me luck

[MrKio]

Thank you, this is my first CAM lesson and I learned so much.

[praveenchristopher]

Thank u for such a great opportunity to learn programming, sir v need more people like u n this cruel world..

[wildin]

Another tip when using chamfer mills against walls. Rather than increasing the bottom offset parameter, switch to top offset and decrease the value. Let mastercam do as much thinking as possible so you dont need to do the maths.

[VictorHernandez-nttw]

If anyone has a question or is confused you can ask me anything as well and will try to answer. I have used MasterCAM most of my time machining. Titan is a busy man so maybe I can help a bit! And I don't work for him or anything just want to offer my help.

Thanks Titan for your time teaching us

[aleksacrnogorac]

Really love and appreciate all you guys are doing! Thank You

[paulchege]

Master cam is the best. thanks for introducing it, looks forward 2020. Boom

[keithlane]

Merry Christmas Titan and crew. Thank you for posting interesting videos in 2019, and looking forward to more in 2020.
Take care my friends