Top 10 Reasons to Be a CNC Repairman 

My favorite parts about being a CNC Tech is that im always in different shops meeting different people, doing different things. Variety is the spice of life. Never a dull moment.

I am a machine tool service engineer in Japan. Few people post their work as a service engineer on the Internet. I am always looking at your SNS. Just like you, I know how wonderful this job is.

IM always happy to see CNC Repairman coming to fix our machines!! He does the best work around!!!

Get into electrics, get into PLC, get into automation (Allen Bradley, Siemens), get into robotics (apply for FANUC training) etc

This is a great take. Being greeted with open arms at a job sure would be nice.

i'm beginner, 7 months on cnc machine maintenance, thanks for this video , it like support for me , let's learn same fanuc , Mitsubishi, haas systems ,🚶🔨🔧⚙️

You work for Haas right ? So you’ll always have plenty of work that’s another bonus

I will also be very glad to help you.

Informative and useful. I wish better closeups were included when you were opening it up. My machine is an old meldas 520am running cat40, so i have a feeling this is implemented in the spindle drive. Is there a specific type of spindle where you find this, or is this implementation specific?

This guys the best!!

Hey Aaron, I need some help with a wiper on the rear Y axis way cover on my VF4SS 2015. HAAS Says I have to buy the entire Y axis rear way cover for that rubber wiper. I called in to you guys and was told you only have 1 size and the guy didn't know if it would work or not. I would think a rubber wiper would be a wear item..? Anyway have you run across this and have any idea where to go from here? Thanks Daniel

I am currently a cnc operator/ set-up trainee. Is it possible for me to get a job as a service tech with my limited experience? Ive been machining for 2.5 years at this point and i think i want to get into the repair side of things, but im not sure how to get on track. Any answers will help!

My #1 would have to be that it's different almost every day.

Im in iowa and am having a hard time finding a tec thats somewhat local for a miltronics vm24 do u have any suggestion? Thanks for the videos

Hello cnc repairman how do I get you product that connects the cnc machine to the computer ? Any way I can connect you ?

How does one get into CNC repair???

I got offered a job interview as a service tech for EMCO and Bumotec when i was studying to become a machinist. I chose to stay on the production track and i don't have any regrets about that. Currently studying to become a certified production and automation engineer and it's the best of both worlds. You get to do everything a machinist would do, be the middle man between the service techs and the operators so that the intended functionality requirements are kept before and after normal operation and service/repair as well as having the same role in the interaction between design/engineering and the guys on the shop floor.

Hello, I have alarm 292. Please help. You are my only hope. Haas 2004

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Bro didn't mention the 500$ per hour

For me, the coolest thing when you make CNC machine from piece of shit )😅

High quality garbage 🤣