Your speech from 10:15 to the end of the video is the key concept. Mr. Titan: All my respect to your passion for education and all the efforts you apply to demonstrate that your vision is possible. Thank you for the freshness and inspiration you transfer with your words, but most important with your actions.
20 yr old, 2nd year Machinist apprentice here. You're definitely right about needing to get this trade more exposure! This industry is huge but most guys working as Machinists/CNC Programmers are 40+ years old. More youth should get into this, crazy good money to be made and it's challenging and enjoyable work.
Dan Secord There’s a profound difference between somebody who looks at a mill and sees a mill, and somebody who looks at a mill and sees technological revolutions past and present, where we’ve come from, and where we can go.
Titan, you're a hero man! You're laying bare the inner workings of machining and I know you're doing that to help America. Everyone else keeps their operations more secret than the Manhattan Project and kids can't dream about an industry shrouded in secrecy. I really appreciate you and what you're doing! You are a modern day super hero and you are lifting up America like Atlas lifting the globe, by himself. Thank you sooooo much for being who you are! You remade yourself into an amazing person. I wish every guy in America would pattern themselves after your example - we'd be unstoppable! You're the Paradigm Breaker, showing the world a better way. Thank you :)
It's humbling to watch someone with so much passion, working in a country where success isn't looked down on. You are so right: manufacturing is the key to economic and societal success. The young need to be encouraged to see industry as exciting, fun and profitable. Just need to emphasize that this new machine not only chews metal off but it does it to a very fine tolerance too.
TheDandyMan Yep, seven! Four stand alone machines with Pro 5 controls and four Pro 6 control machines attached to seven station pallet pools. They machine aluminum gear cases. Keep in mind, I have a61s not 81s.
Titan, you don't need anyone to tell you that your showing how machining is badass,interesting,and rewarding to our young future. Just my observation, Great job!!
I operate a Makino Mag1 and a Makino Mag3w on a daily basis, beasts but only HSK63. When going full chat they sing, can't imagine what the HSK100 would be like!
I worked with Makinos about a year ago as a regular job. I have to say these things were amazing. But the maintenance required was insane. Tools, coolant, everything just always had something.
Titan... You're doin it man. Seriously... Keep doing what you're doing. Don't stop. Your vision and direction are unique and it's no small thing. Keep it up!
I went to school for mech eng tech and am now working as a machinist to get into full engineering. I learned how to program from watching Titan. Thank you for your efforts your story is an inspiration!
I have been driving a92 with pro5 since 2013. Best machine ever. We have 12 of these, and now we are installing 6 more a92 with pro6. Can't wait until we have a finish installation of these :)
I wish you would have had your academy out 10 years ago when I was leaving the shop to crawl back into a truck because I couldn't get them to give me more training when I asked for it. I loved the job and to this day I still run parts in my head while driving down the road.
That tool change at 4:24 was like a clean and quick crime scene XD. that thing put that tool in there and closed the door so fast like it was never there.
I'm in Louisiana. I really appreciate the videos. I'm in last semester at the community college in my area. This trade saved my life. Always makes me wanna do better and see what I can make of this. You sir, are very appreciated for these videos. God bless.
Exactly, like many I was in awe of that machine but was blown away by your speech at the end of the video. Huge thanks to you and your group of employees for bringing education and awareness to the manufacturing trade. 👍👍
This technology moves ahead at such a rate that when you buy state of the art, by the time you put it to work and get comfortable with it, it's already obsolete. We just got the latest Mazak Integrex 5 axis and the service tech's told me it's already been updated with the next gen. Crazy. Makino is one of my faves too. But the Mazaks are just so easy to use. We also have many Haas lathes and machine centers. This is off the hook like you said!
Yeah mate I agree with what you are saying about our trade . When someone asks what do I make I'm not allowed to describe what I make as most of it is under licence or you only get to make 1 or 2 parts out of an assembly so you don't clue on and make it better and take the customer
TITAN you and your team are my hero's and use many of your memo's when talking with students thru-out the year. It still surprises me how manufacturing is still not accepted in today's society.....its all about retail and 4 years degrees.... but we are getting better that whats is exciting and thanks to your help its helping..... GOD BLESS my brother !!!!!!
At my job we have an older A81 pro 5 and I can agree this machine is a workhorse. It’s definitely fun to run compared to the smaller A51 I’m normally running
Dang that's going to be an amazing machine for you! I'm glad your going all out on the coolant system. It's so important, I always ended up on the stinkiest machines since I don't mind the smell as much as others, but It taught me the importance of coolant and machine maintenance! They were only stinky because they were so worn chip buildup under way covers and way oil leaks my employer did not see worth addressing made them impossible to keep coolant in good shape for long =/ I really have to thank you for really investing so much into education! That machine is such a class above anything i've worked on. Even after 10 years as a machinist I would be a noob using all of that mills advantages.
Iv been running some big HMC'c the last couple years. Would love to work for you guys just so i can run this bad boy! And all the other new toys you also demo! Love your videos
Good work. Nice video. The HSK-100 is a great choice. Much stiffer than CAT 50plus or BT50Plus. No chance of old tool holders going into your new accurate spindle. Much better coolant flow through the HSK-100. Some other things to think about. 10gpm is much too small of a flow for HSK-100 (It is actually too small for HSK-63). At 1000psi 10gpm is only enough to feed a single orifice that is 0.110" in diameter, not nearly enough for your larger tools. You should consider upgrading the ChipBlaster to their GV3-120 unit. Also make sure that you upsize the lines from the ChipBlaster to the spindle. Those should be 1" in diameter so that you do not suffer pressure drop on the way to the tool at high flow rates. Since you are using an awesome synthetic coolant you can also upgrade to 1 micron filters in your ChipBlaster. Remember that every time you do a tool change coolant and air are both being blown through the spindle. Filter both your air and your coolant at one micron to minimize the possibility of clamping trash (chips, insert particles, etc.) that might be circulating in the coolant. A Concep 2000 chip conveyor would also be a big help in keeping your coolant sump clean. It will not only get the large chips like a conventional conveyor but also most of the fines. Check it out. Also use R.O. water (Reverse Osmosis System) for your coolant instead of tap water if you are not already doing so. Your sump life with all of the above will be measured in years instead of months. Your rotary union will also last a LOT longer with the one micron filtration.
Man this guy seems so humble too thanking the techs for putting the hours in to get that machine to run...and it is a beast, makes the norhwoods and hienan I run seem like shit lmao but this vid has really opened my eyes and really my passion to learn more and become a better Cnc machinist
These machines are nice. But I used to run an Okuma Bridge mill into the auto tool and die industry and when your running a 400mm diameter Dijet face mill at a 4-6mm depth of cut on a 4m x 5m table then your making chips! Thats when you have forklifts taking away chips. We used to call it the Big Machine Shop.
Awesome Machine!! Worked on 3 OKK in a row also huge one's.. Up to 8t workpieces supplied by a Fanuc robot for its +50 place toolchain on every machine. And a big storage by Fastems with a great workin palletstreet.. Big Time
Hey Titan, love what your trying to do with introducing people to our industry. Have you ever heard of KERN machines? Opposite end of the scale but unparalleled in terms of accuracy. Going big is easy, you just need bigger equipment going smaller is a lot more difficult.
Well said Titan! Loving the comments at the end regarding inspiring and motivating folks/kids/whoever into pushing the limits and getting stuff done in manufacturing and engineering. Keep it up dude! ;-)
Hey Jeff M6 T(number of tool) EOB, is a little faster than specifying tool and then afterwards inserting M6. Btw awesome machine I'm running 2 of these bad boys ! They're really good machines.
Yes coolant really matters also it matters where coolant is pointing at. It's shame that all my life I only worked for bad company's where bosses or owners think that you have to work faster for the company to have more income.
See the reason the tools are called up from the "back" of the machine is that so you don't need to worry about clearance? Or is it a completely other reason?
Hi Mr titan this is the guy from Trinidad again. I was hearing you talking about the aerospace. Would you be bringing out more modernize thing about the aerospace on RUclips from next year.
I love the information, but the background music kept getting in the way of hearing what Titan or anyone was saying to me. Keep on doing what you do Titan.
Maybe you said and I just missed it, but does this machine have a full B? Looks like it should be a production beast. Looking forward to the videos on really leveraging pallet changers for max efficiency. Nice to meet you at M days BTW.
"we need to bring awareness and get them excited about this trade ". Y'all are definitely doing that! Keep it up, that machine is another level...
Your speech from 10:15 to the end of the video is the key concept. Mr. Titan: All my respect to your passion for education and all the efforts you apply to demonstrate that your vision is possible. Thank you for the freshness and inspiration you transfer with your words, but most important with your actions.
That's right!!!!
20 yr old, 2nd year Machinist apprentice here. You're definitely right about needing to get this trade more exposure! This industry is huge but most guys working as Machinists/CNC Programmers are 40+ years old. More youth should get into this, crazy good money to be made and it's challenging and enjoyable work.
I like that Titan still gets excited with a new machine and tech. Thanks man.
Dan Secord There’s a profound difference between somebody who looks at a mill and sees a mill, and somebody who looks at a mill and sees technological revolutions past and present, where we’ve come from, and where we can go.
Bringing new blood into the world of Machining ! ... it's about time ..........Thank You.
Titan, you're a hero man!
You're laying bare the inner workings of machining and I know you're doing that to help America. Everyone else keeps their operations more secret than the Manhattan Project and kids can't dream about an industry shrouded in secrecy.
I really appreciate you and what you're doing! You are a modern day super hero and you are lifting up America like Atlas lifting the globe, by himself.
Thank you sooooo much for being who you are! You remade yourself into an amazing person. I wish every guy in America would pattern themselves after your example - we'd be unstoppable!
You're the Paradigm Breaker, showing the world a better way.
Thank you :)
It's humbling to watch someone with so much passion, working in a country where success isn't looked down on. You are so right: manufacturing is the key to economic and societal success. The young need to be encouraged to see industry as exciting, fun and profitable. Just need to emphasize that this new machine not only chews metal off but it does it to a very fine tolerance too.
I’m very proud to say I’m responsible for seven Makino a61nx mills. These are fantastic machines!
Holy shit, 7 of those beasts? Must be making some expensive and massive parts on those. Is it for aerospace?
TheDandyMan Yep, seven!
Four stand alone machines with Pro 5 controls and four Pro 6 control machines attached to seven station pallet pools. They machine aluminum gear cases.
Keep in mind, I have a61s not 81s.
Titan, you don't need anyone to tell you that your showing how machining is badass,interesting,and rewarding to our young future. Just my observation, Great job!!
I ran those machines,they had 300 tool changers,an 14 pallet loading system,I personally love makino
I operate a Makino Mag1 and a Makino Mag3w on a daily basis, beasts but only HSK63. When going full chat they sing, can't imagine what the HSK100 would be like!
Adrian Walter Most people that think they’re familiar with Makinos aren’t even aware that the MAG series even exists.
I worked with Makinos about a year ago as a regular job. I have to say these things were amazing. But the maintenance required was insane. Tools, coolant, everything just always had something.
Titan... You're doin it man. Seriously... Keep doing what you're doing. Don't stop. Your vision and direction are unique and it's no small thing. Keep it up!
I like how Titans is speaking. Quite slowly, clear. Easier to understand for people who just learned the english language. BOOM :D
The last 2 minutes>>>>>
I went to school for mech eng tech and am now working as a machinist to get into full engineering. I learned how to program from watching Titan. Thank you for your efforts your story is an inspiration!
That machine will push any cutting tool on the market to the limit.. look forward seeing you guys make that beast sing!
Robert Rathbone Definitely not ANY tool, but it is a very substantial machine.
I have been driving a92 with pro5 since 2013. Best machine ever. We have 12 of these, and now we are installing 6 more a92 with pro6. Can't wait until we have a finish installation of these :)
Amazing machine can’t wait to see it run!
this brings back some great memories of the SNK niigata machine i used to work with before the company i was at completely shut down. good times
I wish you would have had your academy out 10 years ago when I was leaving the shop to crawl back into a truck because I couldn't get them to give me more training when I asked for it. I loved the job and to this day I still run parts in my head while driving down the road.
That tool change at 4:24 was like a clean and quick crime scene XD. that thing put that tool in there and closed the door so fast like it was never there.
Titan finally has a machine that matches the size of his ambition.
I'm in Louisiana. I really appreciate the videos. I'm in last semester at the community college in my area. This trade saved my life. Always makes me wanna do better and see what I can make of this. You sir, are very appreciated for these videos. God bless.
Im 28 ive been running cnc mills for 8 years and a81 for two my favorite so far bullet proof
The rapid is crazy Awesome 🙏
Exactly, like many I was in awe of that machine but was blown away by your speech at the end of the video. Huge thanks to you and your group of employees for bringing education and awareness to the manufacturing trade. 👍👍
Damn that brings back memories the HSK 100 is a killer if you see a machine that uses these bad boys your in for a wild ride
That HSK100 is crazy!
All of your videos are amazing.. You tasting the machining like tasting the best food.... I want to be in your academy to learn the machining
Your excitement about new technology is infectious and encouraging - may the young learn from you.
This technology moves ahead at such a rate that when you buy state of the art, by the time you put it to work and get comfortable with it, it's already obsolete. We just got the latest Mazak Integrex 5 axis and the service tech's told me it's already been updated with the next gen. Crazy. Makino is one of my faves too. But the Mazaks are just so easy to use. We also have many Haas lathes and machine centers. This is off the hook like you said!
Best technology, best message for society.
Titan, I love your enthusiasm. Never change, my man !
I really admire your passion for both education and engineering.
Summed it up like a CHAMP at the end! 👍
Well. It's crazy stuff. Agreed. Thanks for sharing.
Keep the good work, young people need to know that they can make a decent living out cnc machining
Yeah mate I agree with what you are saying about our trade . When someone asks what do I make I'm not allowed to describe what I make as most of it is under licence or you only get to make 1 or 2 parts out of an assembly so you don't clue on and make it better and take the customer
I worked in a Doosan NHM 6300, very similar to this Makino horizontal. Now I run a WFL M150.
Linz, Austria -Forever!
TITAN you and your team are my hero's and use many of your memo's when talking with students thru-out the year. It still surprises me how manufacturing is still not accepted in today's society.....its all about retail and 4 years degrees.... but we are getting better that whats is exciting and thanks to your help its helping..... GOD BLESS my brother !!!!!!
I work at general tool company and I run a makino a92 and we just a a81nx cant wait to play with it
No mist collection on the ChipBlaster? It’s a huge quality of life improvement for the operators and better for your health.
At my job we have an older A81 pro 5 and I can agree this machine is a workhorse. It’s definitely fun to run compared to the smaller A51 I’m normally running
Absolutely have always loved your INTENSITY TITAN!
Dang that's going to be an amazing machine for you! I'm glad your going all out on the coolant system. It's so important, I always ended up on the stinkiest machines since I don't mind the smell as much as others, but It taught me the importance of coolant and machine maintenance! They were only stinky because they were so worn chip buildup under way covers and way oil leaks my employer did not see worth addressing made them impossible to keep coolant in good shape for long =/
I really have to thank you for really investing so much into education! That machine is such a class above anything i've worked on. Even after 10 years as a machinist I would be a noob using all of that mills advantages.
Iv been running some big HMC'c the last couple years. Would love to work for you guys just so i can run this bad boy! And all the other new toys you also demo! Love your videos
Good work. Nice video. The HSK-100 is a great choice. Much stiffer than CAT 50plus or BT50Plus. No chance of old tool holders going into your new accurate spindle. Much better coolant flow through the HSK-100. Some other things to think about. 10gpm is much too small of a flow for HSK-100 (It is actually too small for HSK-63). At 1000psi 10gpm is only enough to feed a single orifice that is 0.110" in diameter, not nearly enough for your larger tools. You should consider upgrading the ChipBlaster to their GV3-120 unit. Also make sure that you upsize the lines from the ChipBlaster to the spindle. Those should be 1" in diameter so that you do not suffer pressure drop on the way to the tool at high flow rates. Since you are using an awesome synthetic coolant you can also upgrade to 1 micron filters in your ChipBlaster. Remember that every time you do a tool change coolant and air are both being blown through the spindle. Filter both your air and your coolant at one micron to minimize the possibility of clamping trash (chips, insert particles, etc.) that might be circulating in the coolant. A Concep 2000 chip conveyor would also be a big help in keeping your coolant sump clean. It will not only get the large chips like a conventional conveyor but also most of the fines. Check it out. Also use R.O. water (Reverse Osmosis System) for your coolant instead of tap water if you are not already doing so. Your sump life with all of the above will be measured in years instead of months. Your rotary union will also last a LOT longer with the one micron filtration.
That's beast! Boom!
Man this guy seems so humble too thanking the techs for putting the hours in to get that machine to run...and it is a beast, makes the norhwoods and hienan I run seem like shit lmao but this vid has really opened my eyes and really my passion to learn more and become a better Cnc machinist
Thank you Titan, you are definitely an example man!
i am so excited to se the first chips flying 😎😎
What a machine!!!!!!
Using Dodeka mill - Kennametal in this machine at VietNam now, good machine + good tool
Titan, you have a great passion and outlook for our industry. It's just too bad that big corporations don't share that same view.
Inspiration! Peace and blessings Titan. #Boom
#Beastmode
Been machinist for over 30 years.
ONLY reason I can't show people is ITAR ....
These machines are nice. But I used to run an Okuma Bridge mill into the auto tool and die industry and when your running a 400mm diameter Dijet face mill at a 4-6mm depth of cut on a 4m x 5m table then your making chips! Thats when you have forklifts taking away chips. We used to call it the Big Machine Shop.
Thanks mr Titan for your educational videos. 👏👏
Props,Titan. Props.
Awesome Machine!! Worked on 3 OKK in a row also huge one's.. Up to 8t workpieces supplied by a Fanuc robot for its +50 place toolchain on every machine. And a big storage by Fastems with a great workin palletstreet.. Big Time
Nice.. I wish the a81 i run had a mpg on a tether. Ours it built into the control panel
Like kid with new toys hahaha
Next level, indeed. Love it!
I see the techs have their FR clothing on 👍🏼
You need to input gcode for a tool change? No menu button or touch button?
so stoked!
God Bless You sir
Can't wait to see this beast in action!🙏🙏
So you want to get people in your industry what would a kid need to get into it? Engineering major? Certified cad / cam related?
I can’t wait to see this run. Just wondering how much one of these cost? $1.2 million or more?
depends..!.....soft cutting or hard mat. cutting!.....700-1.2 mil........really up to 2 mil. .....5 axis
Please man for the love of god , do a heavy drilling and rough boring demonstration , i vant to see the horses working .
Hey Titan, love what your trying to do with introducing people to our industry. Have you ever heard of KERN machines? Opposite end of the scale but unparalleled in terms of accuracy. Going big is easy, you just need bigger equipment going smaller is a lot more difficult.
Machines should have a Play Station Joystick to jog pieces.
Most of the operators are already supertrained.
Love your message Titan, big fan!!!
Well said Titan! Loving the comments at the end regarding inspiring and motivating folks/kids/whoever into pushing the limits and getting stuff done in manufacturing and engineering. Keep it up dude! ;-)
Hey Jeff M6 T(number of tool) EOB, is a little faster than specifying tool and then afterwards inserting M6. Btw awesome machine I'm running 2 of these bad boys ! They're really good machines.
Yes coolant really matters also it matters where coolant is pointing at. It's shame that all my life I only worked for bad company's where bosses or owners think that you have to work faster for the company to have more income.
Titan is a legand in his own time.
looks alot like Okuma.. Great machine Bro!!
See the reason the tools are called up from the "back" of the machine is that so you don't need to worry about clearance? Or is it a completely other reason?
Titans en Chile!!!
Hi Mr titan this is the guy from Trinidad again. I was hearing you talking about the aerospace. Would you be bringing out more modernize thing about the aerospace on RUclips from next year.
Yes and our Academy.titansofcnc.com
Mantul...
Mantap betul
I use a lot of Makino machines........mostly milling........fucking fantastic!
1 St word is ultimate sir (it's titons of CNC ) I like this
Didn’t know Seth Rogan worked for Makino
お兄さんが持つとHSK100も63みたいだねマキノもちっちゃく見える🤩🤣
Hello Titan,what make's your opinion to decide to purchase makino?Why not matsuura,okuma,dmg mori,mazak...
I run a 40 year old Mazak 7.5 this thing would be like going from a Chevette to a Rolls Royce lol
Educational video ^^
What about BT40 vs HSK63A?
I love the information, but the background music kept getting in the way of hearing what Titan or anyone was saying to me. Keep on doing what you do Titan.
Amazing machine! Can't wait to see it cut A L U M I N U M.
Or as the European would call it Aluminium
Look at my Aerospace section of this channel, Titanium, Inconel, Monel, A286, Hastelloy etc. who else is teaching on that level?
Inspiring. I loved the speech about visionary manufacturing. Sub'd too
Maybe you said and I just missed it, but does this machine have a full B? Looks like it should be a production beast. Looking forward to the videos on really leveraging pallet changers for max efficiency.
Nice to meet you at M days BTW.
The a81nx has a full B axis.
Looks similar to the DMG MORI NHX 4000
NH630 more similar
Does your shop use a remote web based machine monitoring system?
Make that test that you did with haas :D
That when you ramped feedrate up to 800 :D :D :D :D
@ 0:35 hold up let me get my earplugs. Hahah jk awesome video.
Does anyone have a ball park on the cost of this machine?