Not surprising that the Juki moves pretty fast, but it is impressive considering all that hardware mounted on the head assembly. Serious servos required!
This is awesome. Always a bit nerve-wracking seeing anything as big as that on a wooden pallet, but I was glad to see they were commisioning it as well. And no Charmhigh in sight. lol
I know you prefer long-form discussion videos, but I simply don't have the time to watch them - that's why I like videos like this (although a bit of info about what the kit is, what it's replacing and why you're installing it would be helpful!). Thank you.
I've gone over most of that in my streams a few times, sorry. I know they are long, and it's not that I prefer them, but it's way easier to do a stream than to put together a concise video. A 3 hour stream takes me 3 hours to make. A 20min video takes me about 4 days to make. I just don't have the time with what I'm juggling, but I'll try to make more shorter videos about the Juki over the next few months.
I went from a Qihe QM61 to a Hanwha SM482+. On paper they look very similar but in practice they are in different worlds. Even though the Hanwha is a lot more expensive, the price/performance ratio is a lot better on it. I considered Juki as well but the price for a new one was out of my budget.
I was originally going to order a new SM482+ but SUBA offered me a deal on the Juki that I just couldn't walk away from. The SM482+ is a great machine, and I'm sure I would have been happy with that as well, but the RS-1R is my dream machine... and now its mine!
Congratulations on your new toy. It confirms the rule that as men get older, they get bigger and more expensive toys. And we poorer folks shed a tear. :-)
I don’t have enough length to extend the line anymore, but to be honest, inline AOI is really not needed for me. My issue/rework % is tiny. Much less than 1%.
Congratulations and thanks for posting videos like this. I don't have time to follow your streams. That is a nice machine after looking at the product specs. Who was that person helping you?
@@UnexpectedMaker These type of expenses seem like grudges but I will say based on experience, it's worth more sometimes than a standard performance increase type expensed item. WOOP - keen to see the updates
What's the difference compared to the neoden you had? You won only speed with it? Because i think that neoden was the good one with electric feeders, right? This would be a very nice video to understand why this machine cost 4x more i think and still worth to have it.
1. Machinbe reliability and customer service + local support 2. Machine accuracy and capabilities (01005 -> large BGA) 3. Placement speed while staying 100% accurate - every time 4. Twice as many feeder bays using real electric feeders
What a massive upgrade! I lost track of your progress this last year but thankfully this video was prompted to me by RUclips again
Yup, a huge step up. Now to see if the move pays off :)
Great work by team SUBA as that thing is a beast! Congrats again and thanks for sharing the video as it was really exciting seeing it do its thing! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, the Suba folks are great!
congrats, along way from the Charmhigh
Indeed! Hoping this will be my last PnP purchase for a VERY VERY long time!
Now THAT'S a bit of kit! Love it.
Yeah... you have room in your workshop for one don't you?
@@UnexpectedMaker my workshop would fit inside the Juki....
hahahahahaha
Not surprising that the Juki moves pretty fast, but it is impressive considering all that hardware mounted on the head assembly. Serious servos required!
Serious serious chunky servos - and that speed was about 40% slower than it's running now. Def gotta keep my hands out of this while it's going ;)
Nice machine. I hope it serves you well. You deserve a machine that meets your expectations. Take care.
Thanks Jerry! Not sure I feel like I deserve this yet... but I'm glad I have it.
Awesome upgrade to the production line. Amazing lookjng machine!! ❤
Yeah, it's sexy - fell in love with it years ago when I first saw it, and NEVER dreamed I'd ever own one!!!! Pinch me!
This is awesome.
Always a bit nerve-wracking seeing anything as big as that on a wooden pallet, but I was glad to see they were commisioning it as well.
And no Charmhigh in sight. lol
Mate, this wooden pallet took 4 of us to lift out of the way and lean it against the wall. Everything about this was huge!
When your new toys need a forklift, you're no longer a kid. Congratulations my good man.
Thanks Craig ! I wasn't sure the forklift would lift it... looked very wobbly to me ;)
Wow super hypnotic !.....squeak !
Just wait - future videos will put you to sleep !
I know you prefer long-form discussion videos, but I simply don't have the time to watch them - that's why I like videos like this (although a bit of info about what the kit is, what it's replacing and why you're installing it would be helpful!). Thank you.
I've gone over most of that in my streams a few times, sorry. I know they are long, and it's not that I prefer them, but it's way easier to do a stream than to put together a concise video. A 3 hour stream takes me 3 hours to make. A 20min video takes me about 4 days to make. I just don't have the time with what I'm juggling, but I'll try to make more shorter videos about the Juki over the next few months.
Congratulations, that looks like beast!
Thanks mate - now I just have to learn how to tame it - or it will eat me for dinner!
Work of art congrats Seon very impressive bit of kit
Thanks mate!
@@UnexpectedMaker Your welcome you had enough hardship with the other two its time for Seon to boldly go where Seon has never gone before.
0:41 That's one beeg antistatic bag.
Hahahah
I see you jumped from a go-kart to a Ferrari. Congrats man!
Ha! Thanks mate :) There are much faster machines, but this is a great step up!
I went from a Qihe QM61 to a Hanwha SM482+. On paper they look very similar but in practice they are in different worlds. Even though the Hanwha is a lot more expensive, the price/performance ratio is a lot better on it. I considered Juki as well but the price for a new one was out of my budget.
I was originally going to order a new SM482+ but SUBA offered me a deal on the Juki that I just couldn't walk away from. The SM482+ is a great machine, and I'm sure I would have been happy with that as well, but the RS-1R is my dream machine... and now its mine!
Not looked to see if mentioned in other vids, but what did this cost ?
I've not stated the price, but it was a lot. More than what I've spent in total on all manufacturing equipment to date.
Congratulations on your new toy.
It confirms the rule that as men get older, they get bigger and more expensive toys.
And we poorer folks shed a tear. :-)
Hahaha
haha
That is one amazing machine 👍
Awesome machine, congratulations! Any plans for an inline AOI?
I don’t have enough length to extend the line anymore, but to be honest, inline AOI is really not needed for me. My issue/rework % is tiny. Much less than 1%.
the evolution of Unexpected Heavy Industry
Heavy Industry indeed... 2.2 tonnes!
Congratulations and thanks for posting videos like this. I don't have time to follow your streams. That is a nice machine after looking at the product specs. Who was that person helping you?
Thanks :) They were the crew from Suba Engineering - the Juki distributors here in Australia and NZ. they deliver and install it as part of the sale.
Damn Seon, you've come a long way since the terrible PnP that use to drop 50% of the parts on the floor.
Yup, a long way... I just hope it's the "right way" :)
@@UnexpectedMaker lol I remember that machine
Awesome toy.
I think this was a good investment to change over from the previous one.
Will most likely help with your headaches :D
Yup, this move was partly to improve my mental health and frustrations. Fingies crossed it all works out!
@@UnexpectedMaker These type of expenses seem like grudges but I will say based on experience, it's worth more sometimes than a standard performance increase type expensed item.
WOOP - keen to see the updates
Nice work. Where in Australia are you?
Sunny (windy, rainy) Melbourne ?:)
@@UnexpectedMaker Bendigo has been a good day. Nice pick and place machine. 😀
Long way from the craphigh
Indeed :)
Very nice smt machine I like too much
Awesome🎉
What's the difference compared to the neoden you had?
You won only speed with it?
Because i think that neoden was the good one with electric feeders, right?
This would be a very nice video to understand why this machine cost 4x more i think and still worth to have it.
1. Machinbe reliability and customer service + local support
2. Machine accuracy and capabilities (01005 -> large BGA)
3. Placement speed while staying 100% accurate - every time
4. Twice as many feeder bays using real electric feeders
i have alot of catching up to do. not watched your videos for around 2 years ( yes i know im sorry) and now i see this
All good - life and family are more important !
can you please do a tour of all of the device you have in more detail? :)
Seon sounds like a cat hissing at you. 😂😅
Hissing or roaring? I like cats, so happy either way!
Please tell me what is the actual installation speed of this machine?
Do you like rs1r performance or not
How expensive this new Juki?
Toys for the boys. 😉
BTW I'll be down your way in September.
Oh? Awesome - where are you visiting?
@@UnexpectedMaker Hoppers Crossing. It's Mum's 90th, so I'll be going over to celebrate that.
nice
Are you selling the neoden pnp?
Already sold - going to a new home this week!
I am looking a job for smt machine
Why products do he sell?
unexpectedmaker.com
@@UnexpectedMaker very nice, but how can you compete with this esp32 Chinese boards? I believe it's expensive to produce compare to them.
Have you named her/him/it yet? Added some googly eyes?
No names yet - not sure I will, as I'm not sure I want to grow too attached to it ;)
Looks like a dream 🥰 congrats on sizing up!
Thanks mate!