An in-depth approach on developing a 5-axis machining plan, focusing on maximizing machine capacity and achieving the fastest return on investment (ROI) possible.
Jack Rushlander, technical sales manger-East at Jergens Inc., discusses Layout and Planning Techniques for 5-axis Machining Centers.
Walk thru a complete planning process in SolidWorks beginning with raw material and ending with a finished part. Discussions include:
- Machine work envelope considerations
- Raw material and finished part layout
- Machining access considerations
- Maximizing the machine capability
- Planning for automation
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