CNC milling: how 3 axis, 4 axis, 5 axis working?

CNC milling: understand the different working principles of 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5axis.
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[@JordanHart5Axis]

Great Job! Communicates through video what is hard to put in words.

[@rajesh3171980]

Excellent video depiction - crisp and neat!!!

[@RAPIDDIRECT]

Glad you liked it!

[@theinvincible2743]

Good content.. need reminder to like the vid😅 short, simple and informative..

[@HOBsRanch]

Thank you. Great animation. Really explains it

[@johntomasik1555]

Great, simple explanation.

[@acemad1]

Thanks

[@RaziehMohammadi-tn5yq]

👍👍👍

[@ashfaqkhan2125]

I think the b and c in 5 Axis is wrongly interpreted

[@brandonrenwick9125]

It is sort of. The standard is A rotates about X, B rotates about Y, and C rotates about Z. but that does not mean manufacturers follow that. At work we have three that rotate A about X and B about Z. and we also have 2 that follow the standard.

[@juliocesartenorioolivera5118]

Hi

[@Indentifier]

Hola