5 axis class?

[harley512]

Hello All,

I am new on the forum.

I live in Riverside, CA, and work in Anaheim, CA.

I would like to learn some advanced 5axis mill.

Is there any colleges offering this, or where is the nearest place I can go to learn.

I do better in a classroom setting, rather than online.

Thanks/

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

NTMA Training Centers is probably your best bet. Community Colleges typically do not cover 5-Axis.

 

Code_Breaker (member's handle) Teaches at the Ontario (Inland Empire) facility and could probably elaborate a little better on what specifically they teach.

 

I'm with you though, I prefer a classroom setting. Not as many distractions IMHO.

 

 

BTW, Welcome to THE Mastercam Forum

 

HTH

[harley512]

^^^

Thanks!

I got the basic 5 ax going, but need to step it up this new year. I will look into NTMA.

[Jayson Kramer]

I am looking to offer it at the Santa Clarita Collage this year.

Still in the works of when.

Other wise like CNC A Man said.

[harley512]

I took classes in Santa Ana with Randy Dunn 10 years ago there.

Basic 3 ax version 6, and 7

I will email you for further erolment posibilities.

[Rob Dusenbury CAD/CAM CONSULTING]

Our office is in Anaheim, give us a call or send me a email.

 

I'm doing a mulit-axis class in January.

[cormigu]

NTMA is good for Basic class....

[harley512]

Cool,

Im on the list for advanced at NTMA in Jan, or Feb.

[Jim at Gentex]

Most 5-axis programmers I know have no class.

 

j/k...Welcome to the forum harley512!

[harley512]

^^^

Especialy if they are 90 year old NCL programmers!

Thanks for the welcome!!

[TheePres]

Ernie!!!!

Always wondered what became of you, maybe run into you at NTMA in Jan.

 

Dan

[M. Anderson]

You may also get more direct help by contacting...

Ron Branch

 

Read some of his post's around here, he knows/does more than most of us will ever...

 

HTH

 

Mark

[Ron Branch @ Verisurf]

Thanks Mark.

 

I am just very lucky to have had the chances I have had in life and grateful to pass on to others what I have learned. After the 1st of the year my web site will be making some changes. I have had no time to make it better since I first launched it. Keep you posted.

[HEED]

You guys are VERY lucky to live in So. Cal. where there are many people that have the experience and are able to teach a class and help out. I was looking dilligently do find some classes on it, and the only ones I could find were either at CNC software, or in So. Cal. I'd love to get in on some classes on it. *SIGH* I don't see the company that I work for in the position I am in, sending any training my way though. I've definately gotten my fill from the website though on the 5 axis stuff. And even sending files back to CNC Software. It's a pretty steep learning curve, but once you understand it, it's VERY powerful and will just all the sudden click and make sense. Good luck.

[harley512]

Thanks Guys!

I am glad I hooked up with this forum.

Very helpful, friendly people here.

I need to step things up this new year.

The parts we are getting seem to be the ones no one else wants. :/

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

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The parts we are getting seem to be the ones no one else wants.

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While at the present time that feels like a curse, it is DEFINITELY a blessing. The stuff nobody else wants is the stuff that makes your company the most money. Just don't skimp on technology, you'll pull out whatever hair you have out.

[Code_Breaker]

Ernie,

 

I will be your best advocate at your new job ... you want to learn 5 axis ... you came to te right place and to te right person ... see ya on the 28th of 2011

 

sorry it took so long to respond

 

Keep in mind, that I teach people to use Advanced Mastercam multi-axis ....