Drilling MONSTER Holes with The KRAKEN on 100 HP Machine 5 AXIS
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2022
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I would like to see it run at its maximum with coolant. Seeing it run slow without coolant is great for the first hole, but the second hole should have been at the actual speed to show us what it can truly do.
This isnt the last time you’ll see this drill! ;)
My thoughts exactly Joe R
Agreed
That's exactly what I was thinking.
I agree 100% becasue I thought the exact thing.
In this case, I really wish you'd turned on coolant for hole 2 and really gone crazy with the drill. Seeing chips is nice, seeing insane feeds and hearing massive chips banging around is also nice.
Stick around, we are going to be pushing this bad boy to the limit! Think of this as a "first date" ;)
@@barrysetzer This is acceptable. :)
@@barrysetzer You are a gentleman
@@Ravero123 Hahaha yes! You have to be gentle on your first date, or there will not be a second one!
@@barrysetzer Solid advice both on social life AND machining
We need to see this drill with coolant in full action
Seriously. Who cares if we get flooded with coolant
Its more impressive without
@@cyber2526 not really
@@rossomyman yea cuz it shows this drill can evacuate the chips without tsc
@@cyber2526 at the cost of burning the tool and causing material hardness isues would rather see tools with out then with coolant for a side by side what it can do.
This is the New definition of "Heavy Duty"!
Totally awesome!
Thank you, EM.
Tell me about it, try holding some of these tools up to the spindle with your left hand while unclamping the spindle with your right!
Monster naming convention. Very impressive!
Holy Hell this Drill Looks total insane. Looks Luke out of space. I am suprised and hyped to See it even more when its bin used
Wow
4 Flute Insert drill !!!
Awesome
Awesome !!Wat an amazing tool .. thanks for sharing..
Great Content Baz !
😱 NOW, THAT IS A BEAST 💪
Hi there I'm Virat from India. I'm so much fascinated by your video. I'm correctly working in cutting tools company where I make all types of tools but the fact is that today I have seen multi flute U drill with multiple insert on it. Best of luck for future
Hey, Titans. I think you should try the MQL System (Minimum quantity lubrication), which can help you cut faster, and you will get a better view than running with the coolant. Then you don't have to slow down your cut because you are running dry.
Beast mode activated! 💪💪💪
Good work
HOLY SHIT! That thing is a beast!
Looks like that drill would work well as a combo drill and boring bar on a lathe
What a beast. Prob expensive as well. When I was a NC Programmer, I used to use various size round insert face mills to generate large bores utilising xy circular linterpolation and z spiral to generate rough bore. Aggressive feeds and speeds and blasting lots of coolant. 👍😎🇬🇧
Yup, a good bull nose end mill will do it, but not to that depth.
@@gooblio . Sandvik Coromant Tooling has /had a good modular tooling system with varilock and cap to so robust anti vibe extensions could be used. I used a 80mm facemill with rad inserts to bore thro 125mm @ 110mm bore. Cincinnati T10
It may be expensive, but it may also make you a lot of money with it's high MRR and plunge milling capabilities.
we do the same with round inserts and the sandvik highfeed face mills at 750rpm, 7000mm/min feed and up to 0.5mm doc on a soraluce with 37kw spindle power
Most of these tools cost more than a tesla lol. But Yeh you don't buy em for fun you buy em to make you hella money
Beast of a drill and machine tool
Heck yeah! I can't wait to push this baby!
We'll just make a sample part in 4140 to prove out the program
Totally gunna buy this for my Haas VF-2
LOL might wanna go with a smaller diameter
3.5 in! Insane. Would the SMX3100 have enough power on lathe spindle to run this tool?
what a monster drill
Awesome
What a beast!! Let it eat
FULL ACTION PLEEAAASSSEEEEEEE!!!!
🤣😁😁👍👍👍
Super cool to see those chips just flying out crazy drill would love to try one day still the GOAT Barry keep slaying big dog. 🤘🤘🐐
Haha thanks for watching brother!
As a Toolmaker. We used to take large high speed drills. 1.5 plus inches. Grind them flat relieve the flutes. Drill spring pockets in the die shoes. We would have to put a 3/8 pilot hole in first. The ole radial arm drill. But pretty similar in concept. For holes.
Most CNC jobbing shops do the same thing. If you have lots of parts to make maybe I'd buy one of those drills, but most of the time we're making one part.
Sometimes you gotta improvise. I have reamed holes with a hand drill on models before. 😂 For the heating rod's. 18" deep hole. Weld a rod on the end of a standard reamer. 😂
@@gooblio it looks like they did improve on the concept. I'm more less retired now. I was just saying how it was done 30years ago.
Ah,good ole spring holes ...and the cans.
Muito bom....merece o like!!!
engineering masterpiece
Hey guys! Can you explain a Little Bit More About Service Life and Cutting plates?
That drill is crazy! Can you guys make a video on the differences between hsk and cat? And the pros and cons?
Thats actually coming soon!
@@barrysetzer 🥳
Who needs a HULK when U get Barry with a Kraken Tool, Fantastic Job description of a interesting component 4140 Round 1600lb
Titan keep on BOOMING on
RELEASE THE KRAKEN! LOL, thanks for watching! pretty insane drill!
Have any problems breaking the screws loose when you index the inserts?
Barry this is brutal
Hahaha Hi Zajawa!
Wow!
I agree with others who have commented, please turn on the coolant for hole #2 ..... do it again!!
That is one big drill.
If you got 100HP do it Had a couple horizontal Makino's that were beasts like that. Over 100HP, just go after it, if you fixture it well enough and the tool can do it.
The big dogs gotta eat. 😊
As mentioned we ran slower because we didn’t want to hide the cut in a blanket of coolant but… the drill will go back in twice as deep in the next video and we will turn on the coolant and her her rip
I thought my machine was big, but this thing is enormous
I don't wanna see it run dry, I wanna see it with coolant!! Literally almost identical visuals, but with the tool at the proper feed rate!!
I live in Australia and I won't to come work for you Titan
Ah! just the way I like it! highly Evasive!! didn't miss the hole with that 1 !! & no oil !! wow!
Need a video on variable and macros
Drill needs just enough torque to melt the end because the machine that can handle it won't fault out if an insert goes.
how much tourqe does the ibarmia have?
So you made that whole massive thing out of inconel in the past!? 🤯
And the sick thing is, its not even close to being the biggest inconel/monel part we’ve ever done. Not even CLOSE!
@@barrysetzer dang! Was that at titans or an older shop?
@@jamescerven4400 we've done huge parts here and elsewhere, we were just talking about some 20 foot long parts we did at Titans on a VF10. And I remember a part that Jessie did elsewhere that was Monel and was over 12 feet in diameter. The forging alone had a 2 year lead time. LOL don't scrap one!
@@barrysetzer dang that's insane!
Was he supposed to tell us it’s a rocket valve 🤣
Welllllllll hellooooo there mister!! It's good to see u! That is a monster drill! 👍👍👍👍👍 take care God bless 💯
Hahahaha!!!! Heyyyyyyyyyyy!!!! How have you been! 😂
You better have subscribed to our channel! 😜
Doing great thank God... 💯🙏
@@barrysetzer of course I'll subscribe but only cuz your in it. Lol. I'm jelly cuz your playing with some serious toys. 👍😎
What's the runout on that sucker? It is a monster of a tool but is it accurate? Or it's function is just material removal? 🤔🤔
That thing is a beast, can't lie. Only run on high hp machines.
Yeah man! I was looking at torque curves and requirements to push this thing, and using recommended feeds and speeds you need almost 1000 ft/lbs of torque LOL
Rocket engine valve.. thats gotta be a huge engine. Blue origin?
Ats SOME tool. BRUTAL EXECUTIONER haha that's a better name for it barry.just finished my shift and barry has cheered me right up again haha.keep it up
Hahaha glad I could help, brother!
@@barrysetzer no problem can't wait to see this project finished. Unbelievable what you machines and tools you guys use. Very jealous of you haha
Sure it has 8 inserts (4 flutes), but it still has two cutting edges in the center of the tool. Considering sfpm is decreased as you get to the center of the cutter, I sounds like you could easily push this tool too hard because you think you have 4 flutes while you actually have 2. Your calculated chip load, based on 4 flutes will be doubled in the center and with less sfpm too. Sounds like a bad idea to me.
Is there an R8 adaptor available?
What feeds rate would you use if you used coolant in a normal environment when not filming?
Dont worry, youll see this drill again in the near future :)
can I get this at Harbor Freight?
Wow ...a tool for the ´ crockadile Dundee´ of the shop.... lol
Grtzz from the Netherlands Johny geerts
LOL! That's not a drill! THIS is a drill!
@@barrysetzer indeed :D cool video well done budy
i wanna see this run in a haas
Great tool. Would like to try it on our Skoda machine.
But which indexable drill is worst in your opinion? For me it is chinese "Derek" brand drills. Very small inserts with m2.5 screw!! Always breaking off.
The ones that have always scared me are the tools that vibrate rally bad when first starting the hole. I've run into several brands that do this, but it makes a scary process even scarier.
I wish this would fit on a bt30
Why don't you guys use solidworks cam?
I’d be so paranoid an insert would break
LOL im with you! Gotta love spindle load monitoring!!!
How do you guys figure out if you have the power to run a tool like that?
We use the torque chart from the manufacturer coupled with the torque requirements from NOVO/Machining Cloud
Is there a way know how much HP a drill is going to take? I know a lot of manufacturers have S&F charts for drills and materials, but don't know that I've seen HP requirements to match with that.
I use NOVO/The machining cloud. There, you can input the exact material, tool, and inserts, and it will give you the required HP and Torque
Sandvik also make world leading tooling as do most of their group (seco, Walter etc) along with the imc group of companies (Tungaloy, Iscar Taegutec). All of the above have apps and web based wizards where power consumption can be calculated as well as spindle parameters such as speed, gears and torque can be input to determine if your machine is capable of driving the tool/material.
U guys got a waterjet too?? I gotta Omax 1530
Barry where’s the 8 inch face mill video?
We did that one as a reel on Instagram.......but I plan to use it later as well!
look at that discoloration, i can tell that thing has gotten HOT
Spain power
It's a counterbore
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Quick question: do you take any kind of nerve medication?
Lol no why
@@barrysetzer plunging with huge expensive tools like that has always left me frazzled
@@rayfletcher8759 BWAHAHAHA I was like "hmmm, is this guy a medical professional and saw some warning signs???" NO, just a fellow machinist with bad nerves LMAO
Titanium sings!!!!
Going to buy one for my 1997 cat 40 Haas VF 3 lol
Lol you may wanna slow your roll 😂😜
@@barrysetzer seriously you guys are bad to the bone. All we have are Haas machines but we are stepping up to a Doosan Puma lathe daul spindle. I want to get in contact with your guy that runs them. I can't remember his name. Is there anyway to contact him by email ect? I've ran Haas for 20 years but never a Doosan.
Thats Travis Jarrett. You can find him in our Facebook machinist group!
@@barrysetzer thanks so much
What is the diameter of that beast (Kracken).
3.5", she's a big girl!
I miss pole vaulting
Hello, we are looking for new big 5 axis machine as you are user of DMG and Ibarmia which one you can reccomend? Or maybe something else?
Best Regards Daniel
I would look at Heller. They are extremely strong and they never go down. One of the guys at Sharrow Marine has a DMG tattoo and they bought Hellers 😂
@@trevorgoforth8963 thx, so now i will write to heller 😀
@@danielstrojny4301head over the the “Heller Machines” playlist on the Titans of CNC channel and check them out, they are awesome. If you need to speak with someone at Heller just let me know!
Very god....
Now we're cookin with gas!
Hey i recognize that name…. ;)
I understand you when slow without cooling on the first hole to show
But why not with cooling and full speed on the second hole to show it at how it's suppose to look and sound like at how it's ment to?
We will be! We arent done with this drill yet. Consider this a “first date”
What a monster…….
Y'all know the drill...
Bit
Where is inspection department videos
What a freaking beast u should of ran it at normal operation n how u did it to show the difference but awesome
Why am I not surprised that a guy named "ZEUS" loves the drill nicknamed "The Kraken" hahaha, thanks for watching, and no worries, we are going to run it full speed with coolant
@@barrysetzer I didn’t think about that lol 😂 but yea Either way at full speed or that low speed you ran it at it was awesome. great video n the details on the drill nailed it for me thanks a lot
Quick question doe if I may. I live in Racine,wi i love milling n got a Manuel lathe (old school lathe) anyway I’m trying to learn or get more practice on milling I know the basics but need more work. How would I go about completing something like that? I literally fell in love when I first saw a raw casting get created into a gearbox housing and ever since I just can’t get enough of machining.
You can find a link to our free online CAD/CAM academy in the description of this video! Look for "The Building Blocks" and start with the Titan 1M!
@@barrysetzer ok I can do that but what about for hands on training?
That cost of that machine must be around 300,000?
A would of ran one side dry one side wet
That thing got a little bit hot 🤣! Has got a little bit colour 😅
Here at Titan's, if it didn't turn into a puddle of magma.......we just say it "got cozy"
ya...but show it running at the speed/feed you'd run it normally.....turn on the juice....
Stay tuned! This is too crazy of a drill to stop here! ;)
Dope drilling, hopefully Barry didn't make out with the machine after the video 😛
LOL not this time!
Yikes! MSC direct says those cost between $3000 and $4000 bucks!
Everything in levels, brother! Odds are that if you have a machine that can push this, you're making huge titanium and stainless parts, and when you need to plunge rough a 4 foot wide pocket, that 3-4K won't bother you a bit, as that would eat up twice that in endmills or inserts! Thanks for watching!
Show with coolant flat out
We will be doing that as we take the hole to final depth
S-W-UPP! ? WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO THE 30-MINUTE + VIDEOS ?? WHERE IS THE VIDEO ROBOT?? THAT MOVES THROUGH YOUR SHOP!! HA!!! WHERE IS IT!! THIS IS "MAN GETTING LAZY" (Hay, just kidding,) I KNOW YOU ARE VERY BUSY! But I love the older and longer videos!
Don't want to brag but I believe my angus can take The Kraken...
That's Expensive looking 🤣😂
Drill baby drill
Ok $4K for a few parts would be a NoGo. Until the Academy has the opportunity to review the FBX's full capabilities, comments are reserved. Thanks for the reveal and demonstration.
The inserts on that tool cost more than all the tooling i have. The tool cost more than all the machines i have :(
As soon as I saw this I realised how dumb I was. And it was beyond my comprehension.
Oops I dropped my monster drillbit that I use for my magnum hole
Это сверлышко стоит дороже моего токарника высокого хоббийного класса
piggish material removal for the bid.
Secondo le punte di quel diametro non servono a nulla. Assorbono un sacco di energia, hanno avanzamenti lentissimi, e per di più bisogna avere macchine gigantesche per gestire quella potenza