5 axis part degree of difficulty

[HEAVY METAL]

Just want some opinions on the skill level and 5 axis experience to do this part from some of the 5 axis guru's

Thanks Heavy

453-5435.MCX-5

[?Mark]

Not a bad part. Don't really need a 5-axis for it, but it sure would help to use 3+2 to avoid using long tools. Walls are fairly thick.

Once set on a process it's a 1-2 day deal at the most programming it. Not really sure about material and tolerances you deal with here. We have programmed hundreds of parts like that with .04-.065 walls (+/-.005) in the last couple of years using mostly 4-axis equipment.

Skill level would be intermediate, or a very patient 5-axis beginner with an understanding management/boss and an access to this forum

[crazy^millman]

1 to 10 on the crazy scale. I give it a 2.

[Jayson Kramer]

I follow these guys really a 3+2 would make this part even easier then having to do on a 3 axis mill. and should be programmed in usually a day. but I would for sure expect longer for someone just getting into 3 axis and 3+2. I would say a few days then.

[Aaron Eberhard]

I'll agree with these guys.. If you're experienced, 2 outta 10 sounds about right. If you're not experienced, it'll be a great learning part