Custom workholding fixtures are great for production. Designing fixtures that hold multiple parts ensures process reliability, fewer setups, and operations.

00:00 Intro to Custom Fixturing for CNC Machining & Fixturing For Knife Handles
00:41 Fixturing with Multiple Thin Parts with Vise Clamps
01:10 Fixturing Renshape: Vacuum + Alignment Blocks & Eccentric Hex Clamps
01:57 Mitee Bite Hex Clamps, Machined Spacers, & Existing Screw Holes
02:37 Custom Fixture for Connecting Rods for V8 Engine Block
02:57 3D Printed Jig for Holding Material at an Angle
03:39 Laser Jig for WCS and Workholding Curved Part
04:04 Using Backside Chamfering to Consolidate Operations
04:39 Using a 6″ Vise & Custom Fixture for Motorcycle Bracket
05:03 Outro

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Unique Fixturing & Workholding on NYC CNC: https://bit.ly/3tkf25c

Machining Canvas Micarta Knife Handles! WW168
https://bit.ly/3tKvwnA

Milling WWII Airplane Parts for Aviation History Museum | WW256
https://bit.ly/3tJU1Bl

Machining a Southbend Lathe Casting Pattern – Part 2 WW163
https://bit.ly/3tKWPOv

Machining a Southbend Lathe Casting Pattern – Part 1 WW162
https://bit.ly/3bqhv87

Creative Fixturing to CNC Machine a Motorcycle Oil Tank! WW111
https://bit.ly/3w3cmL5

Machining Connecting Rods & Other V8 Engine Parts| WW219
https://bit.ly/3uOLazB

Jimmy Diresta Needs Help! | WW223
https://bit.ly/3fejr4J

Laser Cut CNC Jig in Fusion 360! FF123
https://bit.ly/3y6M8Jz

How to use Backside Chamfer Tools! WW184
https://bit.ly/3hpc910

Machining a KTM Motorcycle Plate: Part 2! WW160
https://bit.ly/3whneFB

Machining a KTM Motorcycle Plate! WW159
https://bit.ly/3hjgUci

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Speeds & Feeds: https://provencut.com

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Online Fusion 360 Training: http://bit.ly/LearnFusion360

SMW Products: https://saundersmachineworks.com/

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Custom workholding fixtures are great for production. Designing fixtures that hold multiple parts ensures process reliability, fewer setups, and operations. 00:00 Intro to Custom Fixturing for CNC Machining & Fixturing For Knife Handles 00:41 Fixturing with Multiple Thin Parts with Vise Clamps 01:10 Fixturing Renshape: Vacuum + Alignment Blocks & Eccentric Hex Clamps 01:57 Mitee Bite Hex Clamps, Machined Spacers,



Lumex Avance-25. Additive & Subtrative Machine Tools–The way of the future!
Matsuura not only produces exceptional 5-axis machine tools with automation, the Lumex Avance-25 is a hybrid additive and subtractive machining marvel. If the laser sintering layer detects a bad print layer, the Lumex can detect it and machine that layer away in order to re-print and correct it!
Although Matsuura has offered this technology since 2002, it’s new to the US market. With it’s high process reliability and no manual need to change the head, this technology will continue to be a game changer for the injection mold and hybrid manufacturing world.

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Links for this video
Interview with Katsu Matsuura – President of Matsuura CNC! http://bit.ly/2J8je21

AMAZING Matsuura 5-Axis CNC Showroom! http://bit.ly/2sosLvl

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Reach us / CNC Info:

Speeds & Feeds: https://provencut.com

Download Fusion 360: https://www.dpbolvw.net/click-9255839-12529306

Online Fusion 360 Training: http://bit.ly/LearnFusion360

Hands-On CNC Classes: https://www.nyccnc.com/events

SMW Products: https://saundersmachineworks.com/

CNC Resources: https://www.nyccnc.com 5 Reasons to Use a Fixture Plate on Your CNC Machine: https://bit.ly/3sNA4uH

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Lumex Avance-25. Additive & Subtrative Machine Tools–The way of the future! Matsuura not only produces exceptional 5-axis machine tools with automation, the Lumex Avance-25 is a hybrid additive and subtractive machining marvel. If the laser sintering layer detects a bad print layer, the Lumex can detect it and machine that layer away in order to re-print and correct it! Although



A description and overview of my homemade DIY fixture plate featuring 8 gibraltar (similar to Mitee bite) toe clamps (enco part number 328-2173) for my TAIG CNC Mill 5 Reasons to Use a Fixture Plate on Your CNC Machine: https://bit.ly/3sNA4uH

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A description and overview of my homemade DIY fixture plate featuring 8 gibraltar (similar to Mitee bite) toe clamps (enco part number 328-2173) for my TAIG CNC Mill 5 Reasons to Use a Fixture Plate on Your CNC Machine: https://bit.ly/3sNA4uH source



I had a job come in for 304 Stainless Steel. No Problem! Or so I thought. Did some research on speeds and feeds, gave it a shot and, well, long story short: I passed on the job.

Having done some research, 304 seems to be a mixed-bag: it CAN be machined but it’s far from a free-machining stainless steel. In fact, most stainless is harder to mill than, say, 1018 or even 4140.

But I know it CAN be machined. So I bought some 303 Stainless. It’s easier to machine than 304 but far from “easy”. Doing some research on speeds and feeds (math and spreadsheet shown in the video and available to download at http://www.nyccnc.com), it cut beautifully!

Watch along as we calculate feeds and speeds, discuss tips and tricks for machining stainless steel, then mill some on the Tormach PCNC CNC Mill!

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I had a job come in for 304 Stainless Steel. No Problem! Or so I thought. Did some research on speeds and feeds, gave it a shot and, well, long story short: I passed on the job. Having done some research, 304 seems to be a mixed-bag: it CAN be machined but it’s far from a free-machining stainless steel. In



This quick tutorial walks through creating a Form Tool Thread Mill in SolidWorks then using that tool in HSMWorks (Or HSMxpress or Fusion360!) to create a thread milling CAM operation!

In this video, we’re using a 0.495″ OD Thread Mill from LakeShore Carbide to cut 3/4×10 threads in a piece of aluminum on the Tormach PCNC!

Interested in HSM? Click one of the two links below!
HSMExpress: http://bit.ly/1LcaPYy (Free!)
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This quick tutorial walks through creating a Form Tool Thread Mill in SolidWorks then using that tool in HSMWorks (Or HSMxpress or Fusion360!) to create a thread milling CAM operation! In this video, we’re using a 0.495″ OD Thread Mill from LakeShore Carbide to cut 3/4×10 threads in a piece of aluminum on the Tormach PCNC! Interested in HSM? Click