“Secrets of 5-Axis Machining” by Karlo Apro
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Multiaxis Machine Configurations
First, let's establish the definition of an axis. Any motion controlled by the NC
controller, either linear or rotational is considered an axis. For instance, both the spindle head and the quill are capable of moving in the same direction, but are controlled by two separate commands, Movements of the head are controlled by Z and those of the quill by W.
XYZ are linear axes where Z is aligned with the spindle of the machine.
ABC are rotary axes rotating around XyZ respectively.
UVW are parallel linear axes along XyZ respectively
What are the main advantages of 5-axis machining?
Full or simultaneous 5-axis machining has a number of advantages for machine users. Firstly, 5-axis makes it possible to machine highly complex shapes in a single set-up – which ultimately increases productivity by reducing processing and cycle time – and a single CNC programme. This is what we term DONE-IN-ONE machining.
2019
From manual to 5 axis machining with a performing CAM
Posted by Fabio Boiocchi on 8 July 2019 in Machine tools · 0 Comments
ESPRIT CAM helps reduce cycle time 20% and increase programming productivity by 10%.
https://www.metalworkingworldmagazine.com/from-manual-to-5-axis-machining-with-a-performing-cam/
2018
Shop considers investing in 5-axis machining
Christopher Tate
Published October 17, 2017
https://www.ctemag.com/news/articles/shop-considers-investing-5-axis-machining
2015
Taking advantage of 5-axis machining strategies
05.03.2015 | Editor: Barbara Schulz
Germany – A look at the misinformation that prevents mouldmakers from taking advantage of 5-axis machining strategies to shorten total machining times. By Michael Cope, Senior Applications Engineer from Hurco
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