In this Tip of the Day, Mark addresses an issue that every machinist has faced at some point: chatter. Mark is at his best in this video, taking a complex topic and breaking it down into three categories that are easy to follow. Make sure you – and every operator and machinist in your shop […]
Anyone who has run a machine knows how long it takes to set work offsets. What if you could do it in a fraction of the time? It turns out you can, and it’s easier than you think! Watch as Mark walks you through the process of setting your work offsets using a probe and
Product Specialist Bhop Singh is back again. This time he gives us the inside scoop on parting off on your lathe using the tools available on HaasTooling.com. Bhop also gives several tips for getting the best out of your part-off operation, and even a recipe for dealing with those stubborn gummy materials that really don’t
Rich shows the class how to set up hard jaws on a lathe by teaching boring bar on the ID of the chuck source
I would like to make videos with the camera (iphone SE 2016) traveling with the tool. In this video I use a threaded stud to hold a camera ball head on my turret. We also have a quick look at my DIY 5C collet closer. I have to use an adapter as the 5C collet
Boring operations and set-ups on the Atlas Lathe. A customer requested some modifications to some previously machined parts for CNC equipment. I am not privy to exactly what machines they are for, however…..most are flexible couplers aside from the solid stainless steel sleeve. The modifications I made were well received by my customer. I like
Haas Chip Clearing Fans are the perfect compliment for your CNC machine whether you’re doing short runs or high count production. They’re engineered to efficiently remove chips and coolant from your workpiece and work holding. The fans have a steel cylindrical shank that mounts easily in your collet chuck or end mill holder. We’ve got
In this video Orville walks us through adjusting the Lathe Parts Catcher to properly catch your part and also looks at the three M-Codes you use to program the Parts Catcher for automatic operation. Don’t miss any Haas videos. Click here: https://www.haascnc.com/about/Newletter_Signup.html Need more reasons why you should consider a Haas? Check this out: https://www.haascnc.com/whyhaas.html
In this Tip of the Day, Mark shows you everything you need to know to drill on a Haas lathe. Whether you have a standard 2-axis lathe, a dual-spindle lathe, or even a live-tool lathe, Mark simplifies the process, and explains all the G and M codes you’ll ever need. We’ve even included a downloadable
Mark is getting back to basics in this TOD. Setting your Tool and Work Offsets on a Lathe can sometimes be a confusing proposition for machinists who are just starting out. So Mark is explaining the process from beginning to end and focusing on how to do it when you aren’t using the ATP (Automatic