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Tony, Yes you can. If you would like more information on setting spindle tram we have some helpful documentation we could send you. Please email support@axiomtoolgroup.com and request the tram documents. Hope this was helpful.

In this video we used two bits. Roughing: Amana 1/2 core box AM45932. Finishing: Amana 1/16 Tapered ball AM46282.

@@AxiomprecisionCNC thank you very much… The video is most helpful

@@AxiomprecisionCNC Can you please double check that part number for that 1/2 core box bit? Amana does not have such a bit with that number on their site.

Your welcome. Be sure to leave us a comment if there is a video you would like to see in the future.

Or make what they think is cool and be happier, rather than please strangers

You good bro?

@@DanielTDMreal nah they tweakin

Dale we do have some content in the pipeline for some of our older Pro and Pro+ machines on the way. If you have the older square pump you will disconnect the spindle return line going to the small 90 degree fitting. Attach your drain tube to the fitting and lead it to your empty container. Activating the spindle will drain the lines. Then reconnect your lines and top off the coolant and let it cycle through the system for a minute. Top off your pump and reinstall the cap. You may want to do that twice to ensure you have cycled out most of the old coolant. If there is some content you would like to see for future videos please be sure to leave a comment.

Glad it was helpful! Be sure to let us know what content you would like to see in the future.

That is correct. You are unable to exceed the max feed rate set in the software. You could alway set the feed rate higher and start with a smaller speed scale. This would allow you to increase or decrease right from the controller.

If you have the older square pump you will disconnect the spindle return line going to the small 90 degree fitting. Attach your drain tube to the fitting and lead it to your empty container. Activating the spindle will drain the lines. Then reconnect your lines and top off the coolant and let it cycle through the system for a minute. Top off your pump and reinstall the cap. You may want to do that twice to ensure you have cycled out most of the old coolant.

That would work. We have many customers who have created their own fixture for that use.

I don't believe you will. You will set your Z zero at the machine side and use the offset there.

I like to write a custom Kernel to modify my files 🥰

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Yes, multiple videos coming this week.

In, out, repeat if necessary. I was always curious about the word 'zerk'. Were people too afraid to say 'grease nipple'?

Hehe you said nipple

This is what I want to know as well.

Not currently at this time.

It's on our to-do list..

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Cause ain't no one gonna use it lmao

For the full video please see the Link in the description.

You would be surprised how many users prefer the manual method of setting Z0.

interesting

Yes, just be sure your boards are nice and clean before you use the tape.

Of course it does! Do it all the time and have never had an issue. You should watch some UA-cam videos instead of being a keyboard crap stirrer.

Don't worry it is on our to-do list.

Or vacuum table.

IDC su-15 1.5" ultrasmoorh surfacing bit

You can use a 1.5" bit with no problem. Just remember if you use the same file there will be no time advantages to using the larger tooling unless you create your own surfacing file.

Looking at it fine on a PC

We will look into this. thank you

Thank you

Thank you, We work hard to provide the best CNC to our family of users.

Here is a link to the post processor page on our website. Hope this I helpful. www.axiomprecision.com/post

So do we. Endless possibilities.

They truly live up to the name.

Any questions? We are happy to help. That would look pretty SWEET in your shop.

If you need to reset your controller back to factory settings please email our support team. support@axiomtoolgroup.com they should be able to supply you with the necessary files to reset your controller.

IPM (Inches Per Minute) Referring to how fast your machine is moving your tool across the material.