Nothing Great Comes Without Struggle… Even a newborn baby has to struggle down the birth canal. I have found that my deepest struggles and the fact that I didn’t quit is exactly what qualifies me to do all that I do… from mentoring on social media to going into schools and the prison system… I am only qualified because of what I went through… When people learn this truth… Freedom comes to the soul. Thanks and have a Blessed Day🤙🙏😁 Titan
Not only is PROCESS a huge step in anyone's thinking, it also is how to do it quicker, better, and faster....WITHOUT loosing any quality, that is what makes a true business person in Manufacturing or and type of Service industry. That is the KEY to SUCCESS, and it takes time but if you are constantly thinking like that, you can never be a common worker, because it pushes too hard and too loud. You can never hush that thinking that drives you 👊😉👍 I can relate
Titan, I just wanted to say you are an inspiration, This year has been the best year of my life. I went to trade school for CNC and I invented my own product, with the permission of the teachers I bought my own material and tooling and made a couple hundred extra parts between class assignments. I learned so much about CNC lathe work and wrote my own program from scratch that uses 10 different tools to make a part out of 316 stainless steel. I feel like I lack so much experience but we have an opportunity to have a small shop space and to get some CNC machines next year. I truly appreciate that you share things like speeds and feeds and tooling, I have so much to learn. Thanks TITAN. I finally feel like I have something to go for in my life. I was a high school drop out and thought I would always work fast food jobs the rest of my life. Instead I have prospects of starting a small business and marketable trade skills.
Love it Titan. You've inspired me to start my own shop and work for myself. I'm looking into buying a HAAS mini mill. Something I wouldn't have done without encouragement without you
I do recommend looking at used mills I just bought a 2009 vf2-yt with the large ATC, TSC, custom TTC and a 12k HSK spindle (installed 2018) for 18k shipped
@@angrydragonslayer I've been looking at used things but in my area most of what's available is older floppy disk machines or some folks want gold for what they have. After freight and having the machine leveled out it's comparable to start a machine shop with a smaller brand new machine and slowly pay it off. Thanks for the advice however I appreciate that!
@@cruzerbagercruzerbager2965 oh, that sucks There are a good 15-20 good machines on sale for good prices here but i've definetly seen what you talk about (some guy wanted 12k for a pocketnc v2-50 with the worse toolholding)
My advice is that your first machine be a new one buddy. You building your reputation in the market as you start and the last thing you want is your machine going down and start having issues that causes delay to your customers. That’s a bad start and a bad name and when ur new you are lucky to be given a chance but they hardly give you a second chance man. That’s my opinion at least good luck
Love the storytelling in every one of your videos. Even as someone w/ no experience machineing I can learn something about life and success. Keep it up Titan
Knowledge is acquired by understanding the process that established the facts, not a belief in the facts... I love every video that I have watched, you have a great gift to empower people with skill sets that are so desperately needed in this world. You rock.
Right now automotive cleaner and airbrush orders I understand this process completely however, too many bogus conniving customers has definitely took the wind out of those sails...... The journey was fun I realized to keep myself to myself that way I have the best paint jobs on my own stuff !!!
@@TITANSofCNC I subscribed to your channel because in another life, I probably would have become a machinist. I have a background in aviation so I have an appreciation for precision machining. Without it, aviation and aerospace wouldn’t have progressed this far. The more I watch your channel Titan, I have found many of your videos to be indirectly applicable to the work that I do. Thank you!
A university degree doesn’t teach you these processes. You are more intelligent than most professors. You are an engineer. You are a project manager. You are a business manager. You are a teacher.
"Teach those that need it." Oh boy I wish more people would do this. Pretty much no experience in CNC machining at all. I'm put with a guy for three weeks until he leaves, all the programs were saved in the machine already. His last day, 2:45 and we leave at 3:30. He hands me a part and says "program this". He didn't even teach me anything! All I knew how to do was start the machine and clear the slideway lubrication alarm. Everything I know right now about programming CNC comes from RUclips. And now, I now that the programs that this guy, who went to machining school and college and everything, wrote and saved into the machine and were wrong and I had to fix them.
This guy is an inspiration just watched his old video The American Worker Has Been SOLD OUT. its worse than that the whole western world has been sold out i think a lot of people had some hope when Trump was in power. This guy needs to be in power!
I have to agree, because every company I went to the process is broken. even the top Aerospace company. Like for instance they couldn't figure out which way the floor mat goes on the floor pans. Also they didn't have a table showing the dimensions of the raw materials for each part. So I cut my time in half by measuring about 20 different models parts so I can pre-cut all the raw material and get it done. I quit that company because I wasnt getting payed enough like a $1.50 raise while the other companies is $2.50. And also the company was getting bought out so the future seem bleaked. Also my skills were limited because it's production.
I have above average intelligence but below average processing. No does that mean I’m not able to be a machinist? Of course not. It just took me a little longer to get the hang of it but with patience I got there
The 5 axis holding just doesn't seem right to me. I understand your saving time on set ups but is it really worth the alower speeds and feeds. Maybe im just old school. The size of cuts have to be much less as well. Just doesn't seem cost efficient. I suppose aluminum can run fast but chatter has to be an issue. Anyway great videos . Love the titans of cnc!!!!
Chest board was Rock Solid and the raw material measured, 19.6 SQ in a 20.” Work envelope. It’s a Chess Board… Made it exactly how I wanted… It’s also a 1 off.
Every human being has a mind of Their Own Andre able to think up ideas. Takes more than an idea to be successful. Money normally isn't just given out for thinking it's paid out Friday has products and work that is valuable. It's paid out to those Hutu and not just think. Hard work quality professionalism is what needs to be taught in American schools. How to think for yourself, how to think outside the box. I just be a robot trained to think and do exactly what the schools wants you to do. Certain careers require a college education. But not every career requires a college education. How many financially successful men didn't go to college or didn't complete College? Maybe the people that didn't go to college were intelligent enough to know they didn't need to to do what their interest was. They still had to learn and develop their skills. Some of the videos I've seen Titans show that he has developed is personal character to Value what used to be important America. Now it's becoming fewer and fewer who believe this way.
Exactly, we learn from life and the process of living and from reading the Word… and reading other great books about people that did extraordinary things…
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The journey is worth it when you don't waiver and pursue your dreams ❤️
Thanks Titan✔️
Nothing Great Comes Without Struggle…
Even a newborn baby has to struggle down the birth canal. I have found that my deepest struggles and the fact that I didn’t quit is exactly what qualifies me to do all that I do… from mentoring on social media to going into schools and the prison system… I am only qualified because of what I went through…
When people learn this truth… Freedom comes to the soul.
Thanks and have a Blessed Day🤙🙏😁
Titan
@@TITANSofCNC thank you and may you're success keep growing and you're ventures in helping others grow also.
Not only is PROCESS a huge step in anyone's thinking, it also is how to do it quicker, better, and faster....WITHOUT loosing any quality, that is what makes a true business person in Manufacturing or and type of Service industry. That is the KEY to SUCCESS, and it takes time but if you are constantly thinking like that, you can never be a common worker, because it pushes too hard and too loud. You can never hush that thinking that drives you 👊😉👍 I can relate
Titan, I just wanted to say you are an inspiration, This year has been the best year of my life. I went to trade school for CNC and I invented my own product, with the permission of the teachers I bought my own material and tooling and made a couple hundred extra parts between class assignments. I learned so much about CNC lathe work and wrote my own program from scratch that uses 10 different tools to make a part out of 316 stainless steel. I feel like I lack so much experience but we have an opportunity to have a small shop space and to get some CNC machines next year. I truly appreciate that you share things like speeds and feeds and tooling, I have so much to learn. Thanks TITAN. I finally feel like I have something to go for in my life. I was a high school drop out and thought I would always work fast food jobs the rest of my life. Instead I have prospects of starting a small business and marketable trade skills.
More power to ya !!! Best of it! I don't say best of luck, due to skill and passion. Luck is not needed
Perfect explanation of what a programmer has to do every day to be successful.
Thanks JT
I love the process of calculating all the numbers, both in machining parts and in running a business.
Love it Titan.
You've inspired me to start my own shop and work for myself. I'm looking into buying a HAAS mini mill. Something I wouldn't have done without encouragement without you
I do recommend looking at used mills
I just bought a 2009 vf2-yt with the large ATC, TSC, custom TTC and a 12k HSK spindle (installed 2018) for 18k shipped
@@angrydragonslayer I've been looking at used things but in my area most of what's available is older floppy disk machines or some folks want gold for what they have.
After freight and having the machine leveled out it's comparable to start a machine shop with a smaller brand new machine and slowly pay it off. Thanks for the advice however I appreciate that!
@@cruzerbagercruzerbager2965 oh, that sucks
There are a good 15-20 good machines on sale for good prices here but i've definetly seen what you talk about (some guy wanted 12k for a pocketnc v2-50 with the worse toolholding)
My advice is that your first machine be a new one buddy. You building your reputation in the market as you start and the last thing you want is your machine going down and start having issues that causes delay to your customers. That’s a bad start and a bad name and when ur new you are lucky to be given a chance but they hardly give you a second chance man. That’s my opinion at least good luck
Ya, if you can find the work to make the payments… it actually becomes affordable… but getting the work is key.
Love the storytelling in every one of your videos. Even as someone w/ no experience machineing I can learn something about life and success. Keep it up Titan
Like my old boss once said. If you can mill a pocket, drill a hole and profile a part. You can make any part in the world.
Knowledge is acquired by understanding the process that established the facts, not a belief in the facts...
I love every video that I have watched, you have a great gift to empower people with skill sets that are so desperately needed in this world. You rock.
Fantastic Video, Absolutely Brilliant Man.
Titan is right because he understands it very well. I like every single video from him. He motivates me so much. Very good job, Titan :)
I recently started programming a park industries TITAN for stone, but these videos are inspiring to me
Hi Titan, Love your motivational videos.👍 Keep up.
Love from England.
Love to see you work brother...amazing. I've always been interested in cnc. Lil bit of experience. Love your channel.
Love the message Titan. As always thank you brother. Much love and gratitude
Thanks for always being a positive influence in the comments and have a Blessed Day.
Cool explanation man, well done. Love your attitude. I learned this decades ago also through manufacturing. Keep up the great work.
I subscribe to what Machinist Jocko just said.
Right on the money Titan! Everything that is manufactired has a process...metal, plastics, composites...it all has a process. Process to success!
BOOM! Thanks
Right now automotive cleaner and airbrush orders I understand this process completely however, too many bogus conniving customers has definitely took the wind out of those sails...... The journey was fun I realized to keep myself to myself that way I have the best paint jobs on my own stuff !!!
LOVE THIS!
Process and procedure..blueprints to thepath to greatness..
Love the Alloy Chess Board Titan 👍
As a web developer, I can totally relate to your analogy.
That’s a great point because you also have to see many levels in your head… and then start at a basic infrastructure etc. Nice
@@TITANSofCNC I subscribed to your channel because in another life, I probably would have become a machinist. I have a background in aviation so I have an appreciation for precision machining. Without it, aviation and aerospace wouldn’t have progressed this far.
The more I watch your channel Titan, I have found many of your videos to be indirectly applicable to the work that I do. Thank you!
A university degree doesn’t teach you these processes. You are more intelligent than most professors. You are an engineer. You are a project manager. You are a business manager. You are a teacher.
"Teach those that need it."
Oh boy I wish more people would do this. Pretty much no experience in CNC machining at all. I'm put with a guy for three weeks until he leaves, all the programs were saved in the machine already. His last day, 2:45 and we leave at 3:30. He hands me a part and says "program this". He didn't even teach me anything! All I knew how to do was start the machine and clear the slideway lubrication alarm. Everything I know right now about programming CNC comes from RUclips. And now, I now that the programs that this guy, who went to machining school and college and everything, wrote and saved into the machine and were wrong and I had to fix them.
This guy is an inspiration just watched his old video The American Worker Has Been SOLD OUT. its worse than that the whole western world has been sold out i think a lot of people had some hope when Trump was in power. This guy needs to be in power!
I'm in my last year of high school and is gonna go to college to be a cnc programmer and cnc production technician.
"Life is not a journey, it's a process."
-- Dan Peña
It's a title that attracts attention. It sounds good.😀
Yes it's all about the journey friends ❤️
I made huge strides in my approach , when I got A left handed Boss. Listen to the journeyman , he's made the mistakes , for you.
You really like the word "process"
How many times he said "process" in this video? Can you count?
Have you considered setting up your cnc educational program at any vocational centers?
I have to agree, because every company I went to the process is broken. even the top Aerospace company. Like for instance they couldn't figure out which way the floor mat goes on the floor pans. Also they didn't have a table showing the dimensions of the raw materials for each part. So I cut my time in half by measuring about 20 different models parts so I can pre-cut all the raw material and get it done. I quit that company because I wasnt getting payed enough like a $1.50 raise while the other companies is $2.50. And also the company was getting bought out so the future seem bleaked. Also my skills were limited because it's production.
How’s work now? Are you helping your present employer Rise to Greatness😉😁🤙
@@TITANSofCNC this happened in my 1st job. Sadly that shop closes by the end of this year. The company safran has bought out zodiac aerospace.
Do you do small runs for individuals? I'm looking for some control arms made out of billet aluminum.
Process
Difficult programming keeps me out of my head.
I have above average intelligence but below average processing. No does that mean I’m not able to be a machinist? Of course not. It just took me a little longer to get the hang of it but with patience I got there
Add subtitle mr. Titan
The 5 axis holding just doesn't seem right to me. I understand your saving time on set ups but is it really worth the alower speeds and feeds. Maybe im just old school. The size of cuts have to be much less as well. Just doesn't seem cost efficient. I suppose aluminum can run fast but chatter has to be an issue. Anyway great videos . Love the titans of cnc!!!!
Chest board was Rock Solid and the raw material measured, 19.6 SQ in a 20.” Work envelope.
It’s a Chess Board…
Made it exactly how I wanted…
It’s also a 1 off.
Understood, you have a great shop and machines to choose. Love your videos!!!
Every human being has a mind of Their Own Andre able to think up ideas. Takes more than an idea to be successful. Money normally isn't just given out for thinking it's paid out Friday has products and work that is valuable. It's paid out to those Hutu and not just think. Hard work quality professionalism is what needs to be taught in American schools. How to think for yourself, how to think outside the box. I just be a robot trained to think and do exactly what the schools wants you to do. Certain careers require a college education. But not every career requires a college education. How many financially successful men didn't go to college or didn't complete College? Maybe the people that didn't go to college were intelligent enough to know they didn't need to to do what their interest was. They still had to learn and develop their skills. Some of the videos I've seen Titans show that he has developed is personal character to Value what used to be important America. Now it's becoming fewer and fewer who believe this way.
That process is called TECHNOLOGY of MACHINING! This is never a Machinist job, this is a Engineer job. Boom!
Awesome machining..I'm big fan of Titan of cnc.😊❤️
I must have missed what the key to the game is... :D KUTGW
Manufacturing Instruction Document...M.I.D.
Mr America Boom.
College is bullshit... I'd hire someone with passion over one with education everyday anyday
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The same process like studying the information in the Bible to understand the Lord.
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Exactly, we learn from life and the process of living and from reading the Word… and reading other great books about people that did extraordinary things…
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