I have looked at the old threads and did not find much. Is anyone using, or have used the Esprit online training ? We are looking to buy at least one seat. We are out in the boonies and I hate to fly, or drive, so I was hoping someone who has actually used can enlighten me.
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Anyone using the online Esprit training?
- Thread starter Mr. Atoz
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699 for only a 3 month subscription? I took the camwizard route and was totally worth it. I highly recommend Camwizard I purchased lathe, 3 axis and multiaxis mills. The cost adds up but at least you get to keep the videos instead of having a 3 month period.
Have you used it for turn/mill centers?
All my experience has been milling. Horizontal and vertical
AGMantz
Aluminum
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- Jan 13, 2022
I took the ESPRIT online class about a year ago, mine was focused on Wire EDM the class was very informative and I had a pretty good idea what I was doing after I finished the class. I was in a small group with about 5 others any questions anyone had were always answered and if the teacher didn't know off the top of his head he'd go and write the question down and give you an answer the following morning. I'd rate my experience with it a 8/10.
Regards,
-AGMantz
I appreciate the input. It looks like you had a good experience with in class training. I dont want to travel unless I have to, so that's why I was looking for info on the online training.
escapethewrmhole
Aluminum
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- Dec 10, 2017
I received the esprit training with my license last year. It's okay, but it's only for esprit E20XX.
I only use TNG so it doesnt really transfer over. E20XX for mill-turn in my opinion is terrible compared to TNG - mostly when it comes to tool setting... a key part of running a mill-turn if you want the simulation to be correct at all.
