Good job. Sometimes waiting will be your job. That's why they make father's waiting rooms. I know it's your baby but - dang waiting sucks !! It's like you just loaded a new pill for testing and it's raining out - dang ! We are all excited for you Erik ☺️
So excited watching this all come together! Bummer for you that you couldn't make parts! I'm a bit sad on your behalf, but don't worry about us, we have our own lives and projects to keep busy with. I'm hand loading arrows for this hunting season. Precision all around!
You underestimate how much you have taken on by yourself! You are trying to learn programming and how to operate a very complex machine at the same time plus it's your loss if you crash. I have utmost respect for someone that can accomplish that!
I know it's kind of dragging you down but don't let it get to you. Every experience I have ever had with setting up new equipment has gone the way this has for you. There's always something holding you back. Its always takes longer than you think it will. Just hang in there.
A lot of hard work..Don't worry you have done the best you can under certain Circumstances that you can't control..Its like a puzzle piece by piece..It will happen you have spent a lot of hard earned money on this great project before you know it you will be making chips and who knows what else your dreaming of.Your just about there.buddy.
Just a few timing issues, but those things you had no control over. It’s frustrating because it’s already a heavy load. But, you know, just do what you can do. I’m with you in acknowledging it’s a big challenge. You are looking at a whole new world. A very complex world. They probably told you that once everything is all set up, you are just an operator. That’s much simpler than programming! I hope they focus on just the operator and owner’s jobs for now because the rest can wait. As it is, you’ll still have the operator and owner’s roles. That’s lots. This part is like a big lump in the effort graph, but it will settle back down or it means you’re selling too much. Anyway, you know I’m cheering for you.
Hi Erick'keep up the good work.i watch you on u tube and what you do n say makes alot of sense.cant wait to see what you have for 2020 for us to see.from Pat in Ireland.gives a mention hello sometime on ur channel n dont forget like u say keep them centred.thanks.
i guess i can tell you a saw a cnc machine really 2 one made a ford racing cylinder head out a chunk of alumin & the other one was a gun smith making part for browning 1919 30 cal machine gun it might have been working he fixed my savage barrel!
I think it's going faster than you thought it would be. You have a lot on your mind and a lot of things going on at the same time. One thing for sure while you are setting up the shop I think I would move that air compressor away from the building in it's own little building with sound proof walls. Those things can hurt you hearing plus you're going to put a lathe on that side of the shop. Something to think about. You'll have a great machine shop.
Once you have worked in automation, there is no way you count on a schedule. At least the tech was on the ball. Looks like more of a utility disappointment. It will all be forgotten after the first run.
*This is taking a TINY(sarcasm) bit longer than I thought* !! *Praying that your FAB(sarcasm) power company can SOON get your power permanently ON* !! *Praying for you to have EXTRA patience* !! #ErikCortinaProShooter
@@CCW1911 I am shore it had work with just a extention cord. The big generator can make the spec, of power the compressor need to run. I gues he did not think about it. He have alot going in his head... 😎👍 /J
@@janne65olsson The generator he's using is a big three phase unit, I don't personally know if it had connections to providing the 220 single phase needed for the compressor, but I wouldn't be surprised if he had a portable that would since he is in the construction business too. There is probably some other factor we don't know about.
@@CCW1911 I agree that probably som reason wee do not know about. 😊 But tecnekley to take out the right voltage on one fase is no problem at all. But he need a certifyed peason to do it. And that guy were ther early in the video. So i gues he forgot to ask the man. He do have alot to think about around. As i am a certifyed electrisian i know how to do it woth out a.... 💥Bang💥 😁😄👍
The suspense is killing me man . Never mind we’ll all be back for day 3 when the chips are flying 😀 for sure and certain . If they’re not the dog 🐕 better not get too close to Erik or it might cope a size 11 boot .
Very frustrating. I think if it snows instead you'll be good with a open ditch. I need just a site to order and still haven't figured out where it is. A little help please.
Get to work youngster ) Show programming the laser etcher to add serial numbers or more divisions of hash marks for tuning. Adding Made In Texas to your tuners and Brakes? Optional name, rifle blah blah state flag. You know go nuts the stuff you can't do shooting comp :)
He's trying to learn a complex specialty Good requires lots of similar experience, and with new equipment he's never used and doesn't even know all the parts of. Meanwhile he's dealing with power and construction so on. This is too much for one person. It's the opposite environment for learning. For learning this complex and difficult unfamiliar trade, you got to sit down and think and learn a bit at a time. Then move on to the next thing. "We're going to build a part today" is I completely unrealistic objective.
Eric. Keep the first part you make for a keepsake.
Gold plate it.
Display case it.
SEND IT TO ME
Your lathe journey is really entertaining to watch. I love expensive tools and your enthusiasm.
Ok new EC drinking game! Every time he says "chips". BRING ON THE PAIN!!!
Good job. Sometimes waiting will be your job. That's why they make father's waiting rooms. I know it's your baby but - dang waiting sucks !! It's like you just loaded a new pill for testing and it's raining out - dang ! We are all excited for you Erik ☺️
"It's going to be amazing!"
Deep breathing, no apology necessary, you cannot control Mother Nature or the power company.
Erik, I just started running the same machine so keep the videos coming! I'm learning too. thanks
So excited watching this all come together! Bummer for you that you couldn't make parts! I'm a bit sad on your behalf, but don't worry about us, we have our own lives and projects to keep busy with. I'm hand loading arrows for this hunting season. Precision all around!
OMG the stress is killing you!!!! Take a breath. Hard to say but I know.
PACIENCIA it will happen
GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT !! You are in for -- A LOT OF GOOD THINGS Eric ! Keep the faith and you will get there .
You are well on your way to a great success- you have worked hard for what you have and deserve it
You underestimate how much you have taken on by yourself! You are trying to learn programming and how to operate a very complex machine at the same time plus it's your loss if you crash. I have utmost respect for someone that can accomplish that!
I think it is good for him to slow down a bit. As it is now he have to, and take one step at the time.
Breath Eric bread...!
I know it's kind of dragging you down but don't let it get to you. Every experience I have ever had with setting up new equipment has gone the way this has for you. There's always something holding you back. Its always takes longer than you think it will. Just hang in there.
Noworreez man. Your getting there. Frustrating it has to be but you have made tons of progress.
Fun stuff Eric... that is one cool state-of-the-art lathe you have there. " Safety First" have fun :-)
Your almost there brother.
Hang in there Erik, I'm in manufacturing and stuff happens. Good lick!
We will wait for the "chip" don't worry every thing will work out just fine. 💪🏻💪🏻
It's good. We will wait.
That is an awesome setup.
A lot of hard work..Don't worry you have done the best you can under certain Circumstances that you can't control..Its like a puzzle piece by piece..It will happen you have spent a lot of hard earned money on this great project before you know it you will be making chips and who knows what else your dreaming of.Your just about there.buddy.
Lmao,, with all of this waiting, you better save and frame that first “chip”!
I love your work and your ambition!! Your doing it man. seen that on the demo build. been a follower since
Just a few timing issues, but those things you had no control over. It’s frustrating because it’s already a heavy load. But, you know, just do what you can do. I’m with you in acknowledging it’s a big challenge. You are looking at a whole new world. A very complex world. They probably told you that once everything is all set up, you are just an operator. That’s much simpler than programming! I hope they focus on just the operator and owner’s jobs for now because the rest can wait. As it is, you’ll still have the operator and owner’s roles. That’s lots. This part is like a big lump in the effort graph, but it will settle back down or it means you’re selling too much. Anyway, you know I’m cheering for you.
0:20 when you said "for the underground" i thought you got a bunker lol.
Its going to happen just takes time....BOOM!
You're so twitchy and nervous, I can't understand how you can be such a good rifle marksman.
Hi Erick'keep up the good work.i watch you on u tube and what you do n say makes alot of sense.cant wait to see what you have for 2020 for us to see.from Pat in Ireland.gives a mention hello sometime on ur channel n dont forget like u say keep them centred.thanks.
i guess i can tell you a saw a cnc machine really 2 one made a ford racing cylinder head out a chunk of alumin & the other one was a gun smith making part for browning 1919 30 cal machine gun it might have been working he fixed my savage barrel!
great video Erik
Looking good so far 750k later can't wait to c parts
Excellent stuff!
Maaan I think I’m more excited to see this run than you are at this point 😂😂
I run one of these machines and I have to say it is a great machine.
Take a deep breath, good things slow................
Man I hope training time is waiting till you have power.......that would really suck to waste the training days waiting for power.
Typically they don't care what happens. If you paid for 3 days and one of those the power is out, you eat it and have 2 days now.
I think it's going faster than you thought it would be. You have a lot on your mind and a lot of things going on at the same time.
One thing for sure while you are setting up the shop I think I would move that air compressor away from the building in it's own little building with sound proof walls. Those things can hurt you hearing plus you're going to put a lathe on that side of the shop. Something to think about.
You'll have a great machine shop.
Keep the faith.
Hang in there bro that kind of crap happens to me all the time
Erik i think you need rings around the item to stop Harmonic sound frequency that'll resonate in the item you are making...
Boom that just happened. Love it haha
If you want to fly me down there I’ll dig that ditch for you this weekend bud. Lol. It’s what I do.
It will happen just be patient
Rolling right along
I'm sorry you wasn't able to make chips fly yet Erik. You'll have chips flying before too long bud!
Once you have worked in automation, there is no way you count on a schedule. At least the tech was on the ball. Looks like more of a utility disappointment. It will all be forgotten after the first run.
I would have to video everything he says so I could go back and review.
I'm way to OCD to do things last minute and not be prepared. I wouldn't be able to take in all the valuable instruction from the instructor.
*This is taking a TINY(sarcasm) bit longer than I thought* !! *Praying that your FAB(sarcasm) power company can SOON get your power permanently ON* !! *Praying for you to have EXTRA patience* !! #ErikCortinaProShooter
It will happen....chin up!
Where’s the CHiPS!! LOL
Can’t you run a cord from the generator to the compressor?
I was thinking surely he has a small generator he could hook up to the compressor.
@@CCW1911
I am shore it had work with just a extention cord. The big generator can make the spec, of power the compressor need to run. I gues he did not think about it. He have alot going in his head...
😎👍
/J
@@janne65olsson The generator he's using is a big three phase unit, I don't personally know if it had connections to providing the 220 single phase needed for the compressor, but I wouldn't be surprised if he had a portable that would since he is in the construction business too. There is probably some other factor we don't know about.
@@CCW1911
I agree that probably som reason wee do not know about. 😊
But tecnekley to take out the right voltage on one fase is no problem at all. But he need a certifyed peason to do it. And that guy were ther early in the video. So i gues he forgot to ask the man. He do have alot to think about around. As i am a certifyed electrisian i know how to do it woth out a....
💥Bang💥
😁😄👍
I know the frustration...
Too bad you didn't have a generator to run the air compressor ;)
I am shore he cold connect to the big generator. Gues he Just did not think about it when the electrichen guy were ther.
The struggles of life. Take it with a grain of salt. God bless. At least you will not have to rent the generator as long. Bright side lol.
The suspense is killing me man . Never mind we’ll all be back for day 3 when the chips are flying 😀 for sure and certain . If they’re not the dog 🐕 better not get too close to Erik or it might cope a size 11 boot .
Wish the shop I work for was in texas
You need a second generator.
Boom!
How you touch off the 20 degree angle tool on the probe? Or do you have to to manually input the G54 x and z offsets?
Very frustrating. I think if it snows instead you'll be good with a open ditch. I need just a site to order and still haven't figured out where it is. A little help please.
Hope you don't have to move the machine any time soon.
If I order one right about what turn around time. Close don't have to be exukley
Get to work youngster ) Show programming the laser etcher to add serial numbers or more divisions of hash marks for tuning. Adding Made In Texas to your tuners and Brakes? Optional name, rifle blah blah state flag. You know go nuts the stuff you can't do shooting comp :)
No other generator to run the compressor?
He's trying to learn a complex specialty Good requires lots of similar experience, and with new equipment he's never used and doesn't even know all the parts of. Meanwhile he's dealing with power and construction so on. This is too much for one person.
It's the opposite environment for learning. For learning this complex and difficult unfamiliar trade, you got to sit down and think and learn a bit at a time. Then move on to the next thing.
"We're going to build a part today" is I completely unrealistic objective.
Yet, I made it work.
Second machine got installed last week. 😁
Did you create the G-code from a model or write the code manually?
Wow what an amazing investment.
What coolant? 8% brix or actual?
You need a new camera. I got a headache watching this. Way too much jitter.