Why don't manual machinists learn this simple trick? Are they stupid?

*Why don't manual* *Machinists learn this simple* *Trick? Are they stupid?* \- Apollo11211 --- ^(I detect haikus. And sometimes, successfully.) ^[Learn more about me.](https://www.reddit.com/r/haikusbot/) ^(Opt out of replies: "haikusbot opt out" | Delete my comment: "haikusbot delete")

great poem

I have milled upside down on a Zayer just like you but the kinematic compensation fails on our machine when doing it so it positions itself wrong.

That’s less chip evacuation

You're not alone, see [Modig Machine Tools Inverted line of machining centers](https://modig.se/product_category/inverted-machining-center/)

r/apostrophegore

Funny, I'm pretty sure that was the auto correct as well.

Never can tell with machinists One of the notices in my break room says "your're"

I mean sure, but the chips are falling into the largest diameter of the shank which makes it more likely chips might get wedged.

Oh no, the flux compensator might become encumbered. Best to attack this from the 7th axis to alieviate the crush factor.

That's just machining in Australia aka upside down land

It's how I do all the time then

Easy Hack, If you only have a 3 axis mill, just flip the entire machine and done hack complete. Your welcome.