CNC Guitar Necks | Multiple Work Coordinate system | Fusion360 and MACH 3
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- Using Fusion360 and Mach3 with Multiple Work Coordinates to mill two different necks simultaneously and avoid excessive tool changes.
I'd like to think that I do a pretty good job describing the process in this one; let me know what you think.
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I've just started with CNC, built my own from one of 'those' kits, still sorting the controller, but nearly there. I make instruments for a hobby and want to make the components more accurate with the cnc. I'm learning load watching your vids. It's going to take me years to get anywhere near half as good as you, but throughly enjoy watching your makes.
Thanks, and good luck to you, if you need any help, let me know.
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Very informative video as always. Love the production look and edit you are using
Thank you, It should get even better.
Your scarf joint method is great, what I had in mind took way more work and had a lot of room for error.
Thanks
I need to look up Mach 3 wizard. I suspect that's a conversational milling strategy inside mach? If so, that will save a lot of time in fusion for me.
Yes, for simple facing and slotting jobs is a good way to go.