Our CAM system. Toolpath strategy, Dynamic Motion, probing and posting — start with Mastercam Training, then the 2025 series since that's the version on our seats.
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Mastercam Training
Mastercam
Official structured training from Mastercam — the closest thing to a course, straight from the people who wrote the software.
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Programming
Mastercam
Toolpath-by-toolpath programming walkthroughs — contour, pocket, drill, and how the parameters actually change the cut.
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Mastercam 2025
Mastercam
The version on our seats. What changed, where things moved, and the features worth knowing about.
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Dynamic Thinking
Mastercam
Dynamic Motion explained properly — constant chip load, full depth of cut, and why it beats conventional pocketing.
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Mastercam Probing
Mastercam
Programming probing cycles in CAM instead of hand-writing them at the control.
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Mastercam Deburr
Mastercam
Automated deburring toolpaths — the finishing step that decides whether a part gets accepted.
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TITANS of CNC and Mastercam
Mastercam
Titans programming real parts in Mastercam, start to finish, with the reasoning said out loud.
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Mastercam at Titans
TITANS of CNC MACHINING
Titans' own Mastercam series — same parts as their Academy curriculum, programmed on camera.
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EverPath Technology
Mastercam
Mastercam's newer toolpath engine and what it changes about how you program.
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Mastercam 2026
Mastercam
Next release — worth watching before we upgrade so nothing is a surprise.
Eight Haas machines on our floor. Tip of the Day is the single best free CNC training series made — work through it and you will out-run people who have been doing this for years.
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Haas Tip of the Day
Haas Automation, Inc.
Hundreds of short episodes on setup, offsets, tooling, and troubleshooting. If you watch one thing on this page, watch this.
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WIPS Training Videos
Haas Automation, Inc.
Wireless probing end to end — calibration, work offsets, tool offsets, and in-process checks. Required before you probe the UMC-750.
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Don't Fear 5-Axis
Haas Automation, Inc.
5-axis explained for people who have only run 3-axis. Aimed squarely at machines like our UMC-750.
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Operator Tips and Tricks
Haas Automation, Inc.
Control shortcuts and habits that make you faster at the machine without cutting corners.
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Haas Control Alarm Videos
Haas Automation, Inc.
What the alarm actually means and what to do about it. Look here before you go find an instructor.
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Haas Tooling
Haas Automation, Inc.
Holders, collets, pull studs, and inserts — how tooling choices show up in your finish and tool life.
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Haas Quick Tips
Haas Automation, Inc.
Short, single-topic answers when you need one thing fast.
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Haas Tip of the Day LIVE
Haas Automation, Inc.
Longer live sessions with real questions from machinists, answered on the spot.
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Lathe & Mill Broaching
Haas Automation, Inc.
Cutting keyways and internal forms on a machining center or lathe.
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Machine Tool Coolant Series
Haas Automation, Inc.
Concentration, maintenance, and why bad coolant wrecks both parts and machines.
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Ask the Haas Answer Man
Haas Automation, Inc.
Real operator questions answered by Haas applications engineers.
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Haas in a Working Shop
NYC CNC
John Saunders running Haas machines on real jobs — the unpolished version of what the manuals describe.
Workholding, speeds and feeds, fixturing, 5-axis, and turning. The judgement that decides whether a program that looks fine in the simulator survives contact with real material.
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TITAN Fundamentals
TITANS of CNC MACHINING
The ground floor — reading prints, workholding, tooling, and first programs, in a deliberate order.
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CNC Education
TITANS of CNC MACHINING
Titans' teaching series aimed at students and new machinists.
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5-Axis CNC Machining
TITANS of CNC MACHINING
Simultaneous 5-axis work — tool vectors, collision avoidance, and fixturing for a trunnion machine.
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CNC Lathes
TITANS of CNC MACHINING
Turning strategy, tooling, and done-in-one work on live-tool lathes like our ST-20Y.
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The Art of Fixturing
TITANS of CNC MACHINING
Holding the part is most of the job. Soft jaws, vises, tombstones, and one-off fixtures.
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CNC Workholding & Fixturing
NYC CNC
A full series on holding parts — including the failures and what they cost.
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Speeds, Feeds, & Tool Tests
NYC CNC
Actual cutting tests instead of chart guesses. Where feeds and speeds stop being theory.
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3-Axis CNC Milling
NYC CNC
Bread-and-butter milling — setup, programming, and proving out a job.
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CNC Lathe Videos
NYC CNC
Turning setups, tooling, and lathe programming on real work.
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4-Axis Milling
NYC CNC
Adding a rotary — indexing versus simultaneous, and how work offsets change.
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CNC Grinding
TITANS of CNC MACHINING
Where grinding fits when milling and turning can't hold the tolerance or finish.
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Advice for This Industry
TITANS of CNC MACHINING
Careers, apprenticeships, and what shops actually look for when they hire.
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CNC Mill Related
Joe Pie
A toolmaker's take on CNC work — setups and tricks from decades on the floor.
Ten Bridgeports and nine engine lathes. Tramming, indicating, single-point threading, rotary work — the feel that makes you better on the CNC side.
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Machine Shop Tips #1–100
mrpete222
A retired shop teacher's course, one topic at a time. Start at the beginning and just keep going.
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Machine Shop Tips #201–300
mrpete222
More of the same series — deeper into lathe, mill, and layout work.
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Machine Shop Tips #301–400
mrpete222
The later episodes, including tooling and accessory deep-dives.
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Bridgeport Mill
mrpete222
Dedicated Bridgeport instruction — tramming the head, the quill, the knee, and the attachments.
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Machine Shop Projects
mrpete222
Complete projects worked start to finish, with the setup decisions explained.
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Mill Skills
Blondihacks
Exceptionally clear milling fundamentals — indicating a vise, edge finding, and squaring a block.
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Absolute Beginners, Start Here
Blondihacks
If you have never touched a machine, this is the gentlest correct place to begin.
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Single Point Threading
Joe Pie
Cutting threads on a manual lathe, from a toolmaker who has done it ten thousand times.
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Work Holding and Setup
Joe Pie
Holding awkward parts without wrecking them — the skill that separates operators from machinists.
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Rotary Table Videos
Joe Pie
Indexing, bolt circles, and arcs on a manual mill with a rotary table.
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Tips, Tricks, and Techniques
This Old Tony
Deep technical content wrapped in comedy — tramming, tapping, and tolerances you'll remember.
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Drilling, Tapping & Cutting Fluids
mrpete222
Side-by-side shop experiments on what actually works instead of what people repeat.
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Gear Cutting
mrpete222
Cutting gears on a manual mill — dividing heads, cutter selection, and the math behind it.
A part isn't good until you can prove it's good. Hand tools, datums, true position, and the Zeiss Contura running Calypso.
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GD&T
GD&T Basics - Engineer Essentials
Symbol by symbol with real drawings — flatness through profile, and what each tolerance zone actually is.
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Print Reading & Tolerances
GD&T Basics - Engineer Essentials
Reading a drawing properly before you touch a machine. Start here if feature control frames look like hieroglyphics.
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GD&T and Inspection
GD&T Basics - Engineer Essentials
How each callout gets measured — the link between the print and what the CMM reports.
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GD&T Certification Exams
GD&T Basics - Engineer Essentials
Prep for the ASME GDTP credential if you want GD&T on your resume.
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Instructor Question Line
GD&T Basics - Engineer Essentials
Real GD&T questions from working people, answered by an instructor.
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Haas Metrology
Haas Automation, Inc.
Mics, indicators, and gage use taught around actual machining work.
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Inspection
TITANS of CNC MACHINING
Inspecting real production parts — what gets checked, how often, and why.
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Shop Math and Measurement
Joe Pie
Trig, tapers, and gage math worked out the way you'd actually use it at the machine.
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CMM & Zeiss Calypso Training
R. Dean Odell
Hands-on Calypso — stylus qualification, alignments, feature construction, and reporting. Closest match to our Contura.
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