NYC CNC | 5-Axis CNC Machining on the UMC-750 | Robot Part for Johnny 5 @nyccnc | Uploaded October 2019 | Updated October 2024, 18 hours ago.
5-axis machining a Johnny 5 robot part on the UMC-750! The toe tip bracket helps Johnny raise up on his "tip toes" when he gets excited. In the most recent Johnny 5 Build video, Ed made the same parts using 3-axis machining but we also wanted to try a one-and-done approach.

We'll cover the 1044 hot-rolled steel mistake, 5th Axis vise workholding setup, tooling, our experience with the YG-1 hydraulic tool holder, speeds & feeds, CAM toolpaths in Fusion 360, and how CAMplete helps us avoid collisions.

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Links for this video

Helical 3/8" 7 Flute - Variable Pitch End Mill
bit.ly/2BjWrxQ

Helical 1/4" 4 Flute - Variable Pith, Reduced Neck
bit.ly/2IZLcia

5th Axis Vises & Fixtures | bit.ly/31sDiEy

5-Axis Machining: Getting Started | bit.ly/2OXYxvb

YG-1 Hydraulic Tool Holder | bit.ly/2MNxCzC

CAM Templates on NYC CNC | bit.ly/2KLa8Z8

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Better Speeds & Feeds? provencut.com

Online Fusion 360 Training: bit.ly/LearnFusion

Hands-On CNC Classes: nyccnc.com/events

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