In the first part of this video, senior applications engineer John Nelson explains why 5-axis machining is much simpler than it has ever been before, and why any shop can be a 3+2 or 5-axis shop.
In the second part, he explains how to make the correct choice when choosing your machine and rotary combination. A lot goes into making these choices, including how much table do you need, whether or not you will be using a vice with your rotary, and which options you should consider adding to make the most of your machine and rotary.
In the third part, John talks about setting up your rotary table or trunnion, as well as explaining how the Haas software feature DWO and TCPC (Dynamic Work Offsets and Tool Centre Point Control) makes 4th and 5th-axis work simpler than ever.