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00:00:00 – 00:10:54
The video showcases the desktop mill as a practical tool for learning Haas control and 3-axis CNC programming, emphasizing setting up the machine, utilizing VPS conversational programming, selecting tools, and establishing work offsets. It also delves into CNC machine engraving setup, covering parameters like work offsets, tool numbers, spindle speed, feed rates, and coolant preference for successful engraving. The speaker discusses engraving parameters, generating code, and initiating the engraving process while stressing the importance of accuracy in values input. The demonstration underscores the compact size and hands-on experience of the desktop mill, urging viewers to explore haascnc.com for custom quotes.
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In this segment of the video, Marcus Hymes introduces the desktop mill as a compact and economical tool for learning Haas control and 3-axis CNC programming. He demonstrates how to set up the machine, use VPS conversational programming to generate code, and prepare for machining by selecting tools and establishing Z geometry using a piece of paper as a shim. Marcus then shows how to set the work offset by hand jogging the spindle to the desired position and setting the G54 work offset.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses setting up a CNC machine for engraving using VPS. They explain the process of selecting work offset (e.g., G56), tool number (e.g., 202), spindle speed (5000 rpm), feed rate (30 inches per minute calculated based on flute number and chip load), and coolant preference (no coolant in this case). The speaker emphasizes the step-by-step nature of VPS templates and the importance of entering accurate values for each parameter to ensure successful engraving.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses setting up engraving parameters using the template. They set the starting position, adjust the rapid plane, specify the cutting depth, choose whether to engrave text or a serial number, determine the height and angle of engraving, and input the desired engraving text. The speaker demonstrates how to generate the engraving code, move the machine to a safe position before starting, adjust rapid speed, and initiate the engraving process. The speaker also mentions the tool change process and the option to run the program without a tool changer.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker adjusts the rapid override, checks heights, and verifies the distance to go before continuing the process. They emphasize the importance of monitoring these parameters for any discrepancies as a warning sign. The demonstration showcases the capabilities of the desktop mill, highlighting its compact size while still providing a hands-on experience similar to full-size machines. Viewers are encouraged to visit haascnc.com for a custom quote on the desktop mill using their build and price tool.