Double productivity when you have a powerful machine. Programmed with Gibbs CAM, perfect for synchronization of the channels. High torque + a stable setup needed Dry machining only for filming purposes
Hello It depends on the machine of course. But I found that the b-axis is more stable with heavy turning than the turret in some cases. You have good eyes my friend the tool on the turret has a wiper radius so therefore the surface is better. Feed rates are totally the same on both tools. Maybe because the camera sits on the turret it appears maybe a bit different Cheers
