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Hi, I'm a Machinist from Canada. I enjoy challenging myself by learning and creating custom macro programs for different manufacturing processes on my CNC machine. I'm hoping to get some insight on some areas that I'm struggling with.
 
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Welcome to PF! It's good to have you here. :smile:
 
Nice and welcome to PF :smile:

I do really like machining, and other skilled trades.

Do you know of these forums:
Canadian Hobby Metal Worker, CHMW.
Practical Machinist, PM.
Hobby Machinist, HM.
 
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DeBangis21 said:
Do you know of these forums:
Canadian Hobby Metal Worker, CHMW.
Practical Machinist, PM.
Hobby Machinist, HM
Yes, I'm on the Practical Machinist Forums. They're great for hearing about other peoples experiences with certain situations and processes. Machining has so many different areas of expertise and every one like to do things in their own little way, sometimes it can be difficult to get the right information or answers you are looking for.

There's a lot of good YouTube Machining channels too. Two of my favorite at the moment are Inheritance Machining and Not an Engineer (I think he actually is an Engineer)

https://www.youtube.com/@InheritanceMachining

https://www.youtube.com/@NoEngineerHere
 
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Welcome, @MillGuy ! :smile:

I love metal machining as well.
My problem is I know nothing about CNC machines.
All I have worked with are manual operated machines (pre-CNC), mainly for creating parts and tools for my motorcycles.
Best!
 
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