Titan Academy CNC tutorial - any members doing this please post!

[Janger]

Titan 3M part is interesting. It's a round part so it looks like a lathe part but it's done on the mill.



Here's the machining video:
https://academy.titansofcnc.com/series/titan-3m/how-to-machine-the-titan-3m

 

[Janger]

Titan part 3. Back side operations with soft jaws to grip the round shape. I learn lots on every part.

Third pic is the 3 parts 1 to 3. And two of part 3.

I see the rotation fix has failed again. @Jwest7788 sorry buddy need your sleuthing again.

 

[Tom O]

Nice I haven't used softjaws yet did you machine the bolt holes so the jaws can be flipped to be used again?

 

[Janger]

I think the holes will overlap but that is worth trying.

 

[Tom O]

The holes will overlap but the shoulders will hold it in place.

 

[Janger]

Ok it looks like this.

 

[Tom O]

He talks about these at around 9:40

 

[Janger]

I'm doing the tutorial by first drawing the part myself in Fusion. Then I draw it again following along with the CAD expert on the tutorial. They typically use constraints, mirroring, patterns more effectively than I do and I'm learning a lot on how to be more productive and use the additional tools. If you want to get better at CAD in Fusion this is a great way to go.

This is the Titan 4M.

 

[Tom O]

That’s my downfall with cad I’ve never used constraints but they would come in handy changing features.

 

[Janger]

Finally got this part done. Used a 10-32 roll tap for the threading. Took me forever for some reason. Covid fatigue.