STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL

[PETER VOLLBRECHT]

WHICH TRAINING BOOK DO YOU GUYS FEEL OFFERS THE BEST STEP BY STEP (CLICK HERE, ENTER THIS VALUE, HIT THIS KEY) TRAINING ON THE MARKET?

[Guest]

Your reseller

 

[Nick_AFRL]

Oi the yelling....

[PETER VOLLBRECHT]

Sorry about the caps, we have had some classroom training but as soon some of our setups left the room the info fell out of their ear. What i am looking for is a book that basicly will walk you through a couple of projects untill we ge the hang of it.

[dwsz71]

I have the Mill Training Tutorial X offered by In House Solutions. It is very well laid out and everything is step-by-step. Large print and plenty of pictures, too. You can find it by clicking the "Books" link at the top of this page. Call your reseller, they maybe able to get it for you if you don't care to shop online.

 

HTH

[Tim Simmermon]

I also have gotten a couple of the books from here as well as a CD from Mike Mattera's Tips for Manufacturing. All have helped me greatly, but they don't hit on everything. Nothing beats good ol' fashioned seat time. If you're employees are willing to mess with it at home, you can ask your reseller for a demo copy. This way they won't have to take home your HASP.

[Thad]

What version?

 

If you see anything written by Lin and Shiue (Scholars International book), turn the other way and run as fast as you can!

 

Thad

[PETER VOLLBRECHT]

X

Mill 3

Lathe

No solids

[Chris Rizzo]

Streaming teacher has videos of projects from start to finish. Also nice because it's kept up to date with the sp1/sp2/mr1 etc. changes that are continually evolving.

[PETER VOLLBRECHT]

Do the books offered by in house solutions have a cd with cad files or do all those have to be created by hand?

[Guest]

The example files are available for download.

[RACINGCONVERTERS]

I have just purchased In-House Solutions tutorials for mill, lathe, solids, mill solids update, and 4 and 5 axis they are really good so far but I can not find the downloadable files for the drawing. Can anyone help out I maybe overlooking the obvious.

 

Thanks

Matt

[Randy Morton @ Clem Industrial]

We have the Mill, Lathe and Solids tutorials, and I have been all the way thru the lathe, and thought it was excellent....a few things they could have elaborated on more, but all in all a good book.

 

Mill seems good although I haven't done much with it yet...but some good surface trials and similar near the end.

 

Solids is also good, but you don't have it (man, I remember those days! yack) so don't worry about it.

[Roger Peterson]

In house Solutions Mill Tutorial

 

Learning Mastercam X step by step from Industrial press

 

The Mastercam Handbook volume #1

 

These are all good resources for books.

 

 

HTH

[Jeff the haas_guy]

Nick

 

That video clip you have is a BIT more irritating that the yelling...

 

Can you tone it down?

[Guest]

haas_guy,

 

If you happen to be using firefox, you can right click on the image and block it.

[Jeff the haas_guy]

Since I don't know what firefox is, I probably don't have it.

 

But thanks anyway

[Hymen]

or just hit the esc key to stop it!

[DavidB]

What about the videos?

mastercam videos

[Jeff the haas_guy]

Hymen

 

Thanks for the tip

[pip]

John

Thanks for the firefox tip, that gif has been annoying me from day one.

[Guest]

pip,

 

 

It's all good I would think.

 

He changed it last night