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Avid CNC Rotary Axis Users Guide. Version 2019Q3.3. This guide contains useful tips for operating your Avid CNC Rotary Axis. 1. Mach4 Control Software. Operation Note. If you have not installed and configured Mach4, follow the instructions in the CNC Software Setup Guide.
Definitions Axis – An accessory that enables the CNC to operate as a lathe. Axis – Direction of movement. On a three-axis machine: X (left-right), Y (front-back) & Z (up-down).
X-Axis, A-Axis and Y-Axis Assembly Attach the X-Axis Assembly to both the Y-Axis and A-Axis Assemblies using the 5 Hole Joining Plate and Cast Corner Brackets.
Define the machining process for the various workpiece geometries using the appropriate strategies. First of all, roughing strategies are applied, e.g. roughing in the Z plane or equidis-tant from the surface geometry. CAM systems offer various options from 2 1/2-axis to 5-axis machining.
Parts to be machined is fastened to the machine table. This table moves in the XY-Plane. As the operator faces the machine, the X-Axis moves the table left-right. The Y-Axis moves the table forward-backward. The machine column grips and spins the tool. The column controls the Z-axis and moves up-down. Figure 1. VMC Machine Motion
Each of these values controls the number of steps per millimeter, respectively for the X, Y and Z axis. If you do not have the Z axis, you can ignore the last value.
machine, axes are typically X (left-right), Y (front-back), Z (up-down), and C (rotational). Axis directions are described as positive or negative. On this machine, positive move-ment is defined as movement towards the rear (Y), right (X), top (Z), and clockwise (C) direction of the working envelope.
