How To Introduce Youself by using a "New Thread"

[Stevo]

First off welcome to the group.

This is the "Introduce Yourself" section of the forum. Please use this section of the forum to say hello and share your experience by starting a "New Thread" and NOT by clicking on "Post Reply" here in this thread.

If you have a technical question please find the appropriate section of the forum to post your question. As an example if you have a technical repair question you will want to select the "Machine Repair & Troubleshooting" section of the forum and create a "New Thread" detailing your problem. If you have a question related to programming then you may select the "Programming / Applications" section of the forum and start a "New Thread"


Here is the link that will display "all" of the areas of the forum. Click the one that best fits your problem of machine/repair on through to specific control models or machine tool builders (MTB).
http://cnc-professional-forum.com/forum.php

This helps keep the forum cleaner and easier for people to scan the forum and help in the areas that they can.

Here is a link to the FAQ and rules to posting.
http://cnc-professional-forum.com/faq.php

Welcome and happy chip making.

Steve

[joeyjojo]

Hi i'm Joe from Waterloo ON, Can.
I just applied for a job to do swiss turing, can you direct me to any helpfull info, I have not so much as looked at this type of machine yet.

[johnny5z]

hi johnny5z i am the new-be to the forum i use a amada aries 245 punch

[chuckbartwoski]

hi all..
i'm chuck..newbie here,hopefully can drill alot of your high reputable experience,found this forum is such a awesome platform for me to perform better.

thank you..

[MYFB]

Hi all, I was searching for help and found this site. I'm new to CNC and hope to learn from your vast knowledge and experience.

[tvi]

Where do I find "New Thread"

[stump1189]

Hello I'm new. I was dumb and bought a Hitachi Seiki lathe that has been sitting up for 2 years.........LOL who knew

[zigeuner]

Hello,
I'm a home shop machinist who is getting interested in professional CNC work. I joined here mainly to assist my friend who is a professional machinist of many years experience. Among other machines, he presently owns a Mazak QT-15 and has recently purchased a Mori-Seiki SL-3 with Yaskawa/Yasnac Controller.

He doesn't spend time on forums like I do so that's why he's not asking the questions here. We have some questions about the Mori Seiki which I shall ask in the proper area.

Regards to all.

[Brian Cerkas]

Hello Everyone,

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[aramos5558]

Sorry for my lack of understanding, I'm new to this and cannot find a link to start a "New Thread"

[amselectronics]

Hi everyone.
Im Arthur and been in the Machine Tool game for 45 years, I'm based in Bradford in the UK. I specialize in Fanuc electronics, but can do the mechanical work as well IF FORCED. Hope to be of assistance to anybody.

[Gerald Sayers]

HI guys new to this forum,I'm a back yard wana b have HAAS TM3, in search of older OKUMA lathe. Saw add from JR Walcott for lathe I want to purchase however get no reply since Wed Feb 2 1012. Any suggestions,have other OKUMA I want to bid on if not avalable. thanx Gerald

[Gerald Sayers]

Originally Posted by Stevo

First off welcome to the group.

This is the "Introduce Yourself" section of the forum. Please use this section of the forum to say hello and share your experience by starting a "New Thread" and NOT by clicking on "Post Reply" here in this thread.

If you have a technical question please find the appropriate section of the forum to post your question. As an example if you have a technical repair question you will want to select the "Machine Repair & Troubleshooting" section of the forum and create a "New Thread" detailing your problem. If you have a question related to programming then you may select the "Programming / Applications" section of the forum and start a "New Thread"


Here is the link that will display "all" of the areas of the forum. Click the one that best fits your problem of machine/repair on through to specific control models or machine tool builders (MTB).
http://cnc-professional-forum.com/forum.php

This helps keep the forum cleaner and easier for people to scan the forum and help in the areas that they can.

Here is a link to the FAQ and rules to posting.
http://cnc-professional-forum.com/faq.php

Welcome and happy chip making.

Steve

HI Stevo newby here is JR Walcott active? Tryed to contact him about OKUMA for sale,no reply.thanx Gerald

[Stevo]

Gerald....welcome to the group.

Yes he is still an active member but he has not posted since 2009.

Stevo

[Dale Tanner]

Hello,
My name is Dale, and I am new to this type of forum. I am 2nd shift supervisor for a machine shop in Tennessee and hope some of you guys can help with some problems.
Thanks.

[Stevo]

Welcome to the group Dale.

Stevo

[Stevo]

Welcome to the group Dale.

Stevo

[Bob]

My name is Bob. I am trying to take the center hub off my dawoo puma 240 i have the six 5mm bolts removed and it looks like it should just slide out according to the manual but i cant get it out. What am i doing wrong?

[Stevo]

Hello Bob,
First thing that you should do is start a "New Thread" in the proper section of the forum and label it something like "trying to remove center hub on dawoo puma 240".

This is the "introduce yourself" section of the forum and it is also an old thread. The title of this thread is "how to introduce yourself". No one is going to look in this thread thinking someone needs mechanical help on a machine.

If you read my post which is the very first one of this thread it will explain how to introduce yourself and how to post here in the forum.

Stevo