Just posted a new video in our G-Wizard University series. The G-Wizard University is a set of short videos focused on specific features. The idea is to make it easy to quickly delve into a good tutorial on how to use whatever feature you’re interested in for our G-Wizard Software.
The quickest way to find the G-Wizard University videos is to click the “Help” menu at the top of any page. Scroll down and you’ll get to the video section pretty quickly:
G-Wizard University: Quick Video Tutorials…
This latest video is all about how to use G-Wizard Calculator to find Turning and Lathe Feeds and Speeds:
[youtube width=”800″ height=”450″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgxQ3oQXenk[/youtube]
The G-Wizard University has specialized Feeds and Speeds Tutorials for Milling Machines, CNC Routers, and now Lathes. G-Wizard Calculator has some great features for Lathe Feeds and Speeds that are covered in the video:
– Calculation of Cut Depth based on insert type and size
– Surface Finish calculations
And more. If you haven’t tried G-Wizard yet, be sure to check it out. We offer a free 30-day trial.
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can speeds and feeds from g-wizard be used on a non-cnc lathe?
Yes, they can Jeff.