Titans of CNC Part Inspection at Van Buren Tech скачать в хорошем качестве

Titans of CNC Part Inspection at Van Buren Tech

✅ Repeatable Inspection Plans for Titans of CNC Parts ✅ Gabe Kooyers, Machine Shop Instructor at Van Buren Tech ✅ Advanced Manufacturing Education In Michigan Gabe Kooyers:   / gabriel-kooyers-20116a128   Van Buren Tech: https://www.vbisd.org/o/vbt 💡 Learn more: https://www.verisurf.com/blog/article... 📄 Request a quotation: https://www.verisurf.com/contact-us/ 🔴Subscribe to this channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Verisurf?su... 👍Click the like-button on all new videos. 🔔Turn on notifications for new videos! 🎼 Music Credit: https://pixabay.com/music/ Hello, I just wanted to touch base with you. Many teachers are asking me how I use Verisurf’s Master3DGage to inspect the Titans of CNC building blocks. First, let me show you a few things. Part of it is Inspection Arsenal’s gauge plates, which are super awesome. This was a Titan 2M that I just finished inspecting. Let’s say another student comes up and needs to do a Titan 1 inspection. I actually have the students utilize this Auto Inspect routine. It is quick and easy to switch out. I set aside the 2M, pull out the 1M plate, clip it into the loading lock rail, clamp the part down, and lock it in all directions. The student opens the Auto Inspect routine I already created, enters their information in the header, and clicks Play. Right away, it tells me to use the six millimeter probe. That is not a problem because the calibration information is stored in the tip, and I can switch during the process. Once the correct probe is confirmed, I align the part by placing the probe on the target. The system aligns the physical 3D model with the virtual model. As more points are measured, the probe aligns to the correct orientation, and the part is fully aligned. After auto alignment, we begin measuring planes. Students are learning how to safely operate a portable arm CMM and understand that it is more than just clicking an edge. We measure planes and report the differences between them. The program reminds us to use a go no go gauge to check threads. Then we check fillets and radii, switching probes mid program from six millimeters to three millimeters and continuing the inspection. That completes the inspection routine I created after reviewing the prints and determining what needed to be inspected. Students generate their inspection report with their name, CNC Expert ID number, and all measurements. They also manually measure each Titan part so they receive both a manual measurement and a CMM measurement. Between Verisurf Auto Inspect routines and Inspection Arsenal, being able to switch from student to student and from part to part on the fly is extremely powerful. Inspection Arsenal and Verisurf are a perfect combination for education. If you have any questions, please reach out. I would be happy to help and share what I know. Thank you very much. 0:00 Van Buren Tech 0:15 Master3DGage For Inspection 0:30 Inspection Arsenal Fixturing 1:00 Verisurf AutoInspect Routine 1:20 Probe Hot Swap 1:40 Part Alignment 2:00 Measuring Planes 2:50 Thread Check Notification 3:00 Radius Inspection 3:15 3mm Probe Change 3:50 Inspection Completed 4:10 Quality Reporting 4:30 Gabe Loves Verisurf 4:40 Thanks For Watching #verisurf #titansofcnc #master3dgage