SMX 3100 9 AXIS TOOLING, SETUP & MACHINING DEMO 

If everyone did it that would lower your salary drastically! 😅

@@anonymousmind, Not really. A lot of high schoolers will become software engineers and work at Facebook or Google because they pay way more. It won’t matter that they can program g-code.

Awesome 😁

Antonmursid🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇲🇨

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not at all! I am 49. I have an associates degree in mechanical design, and spent 25 years as a designer, including 18 years as a lead designer at my previous employer which fired me for being incompetent after I suffered an aneurysm/stroke. once able to return to work, i decided to make a career change to cnc machining. Within a month of training on the job on cnc programming, i was turned loose on my own making my own details. so to answer your question, never to old to do anything you want. As a little bit of advice, search on youtube and watch all of the videos you can and learn from those. Titan does an excellent job of explaining things step by step. After being off work for 2 years, having numerous surgeries, including brain surgery, and not having any income during that time except for exhausting my 401k, watching these instructional videos on youtube was a cheap way of learning it. Thanks Titan for sharing these videos and i learned alot by listening to your first video explaining your life experiences that brought you to where you are today. Even though, our life paths are different, i found similarities between us to create my drive to pursue this career change.

@@super38 wow going through all the trials of life you went through, and still have such positive and passion for the type of work it takes to learn cnc, I'm inspired by you. Yes I have been checking out titans videos and you just have to have the passion to create a part through programming. I get goosebumps watching a cnc work. I will take your advice. Thanks. Hope you are ok now but know that someone else is praying for you for prosperity and healthy life.

Never this is merica!!!!!!! Jajajajaja

No idea, but would love to find out.

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It's a chicken or the egg situation. Do you need the right jobs to buy the machine or do need the machine to get the right jobs.

You need the right customer that has the range of work that includes this machine, and a need for long term capacity. If you don’t have that, you will end up running sub standard work on it just to keep it running that won’t pay its note....

What makes you think it was all free?

Yeah titan gets sponsors and might even have tools provided. But even if that was the case, people usually only do that when you do something in return for them. Titan worked to get to where he is.

@@robertr9138 sponsored

@@apted383 sponsored doesn't necessarily mean free. Sponsored can many MANY different things.

While 200k subs is nothing to sneeze at, you gotta think most companies aren't super impressed with that number. 2-3 million? Then you start really getting noticed. Smarter Every Day has over 6 million (I think).

Yes it does i have something similar ,mine is light blue

@@Houcnc what type is it

Modeling the machine for simulation is normally outsourced. Always good to talk to Mastercam directly about that. The part model though is simple enough to do directly in Mastercam

4+1 is standard, This one looks to have the B5 control so it's full simultaneous.