What a great attitude...has organizational perspective and will help out whereever needed, and be mindful of others. Can't really learn that in school. What a pro.
@@C9Aimtohead The machine tool path as well as which cutting tool/ bit to use. Is written by a programmer. Without a programmer these machines are just paper weights. Experienced CNC programers can make $40+ per HR. Entry level can make $22+ per HR. Depending on location, level of difficulty. 3 axis vs 4 axis vs 5 axis machine.
this was really helpful. I'm moving to texas in the next week and I've got an entry level no-experience job there working as a CNC operator, and while I am not super happy about the possibility of extreme math being an every-day occurrence, the 35k a year + Overtime is really nice.
@@xocreme I was unfortunately fired from my job just a week ago due to various lies from my supervisor. :( But what I have learned while being there is unless you're going to one of those brand new state of the art CNC shops that look more professional than productive, expect to get paid much less than you're actually worth. We had people there for over 4 years working on CNC machines, being so good at their job that they were basically the only ones that knew how to do certain things, but they were getting paid considerably lower than what they are suppose to get paid (and they don't ask about it because I'm pretty sure 90% of them were illegal immigrants). But either way, just make sure if you're going into this, to make sure you know how capable you are and how much you know you should get paid because they will 100% downpay you if you don't say anything. Also if you've got no experience in CNC machining, don't expect to be put on a machine right off the bat. Every place is different, but I was asking for weeks to get training on a machine and they always turned me down, so idk.
@@Loner-DestroyedWomanI was basically being paid to sit around for 8 hours a day out of the 10 hour workload to do nothing. I would constantly ask for more work, but was always told I don't have the experience and they would never train me. Eventually it got down to the supervisor "finding" problems in the quality of my work despite doing literally what my boss always does. So I presume they didn't like how they were paying me to be there for 17/h when it's really a job worth 12/h
@@zeke7100those firm's are usually loaded with cash and have nice budget.. Sadly everywhere is so..if I don't ask more money, no-one will give it up.. Am from Eu , isn't 35k low in Usa? I Germany bottom is 35k ..and max 46k...
@@stolica1997 35k is like the typical wage that you have to make pretty much anywhere to afford to rent an apartment by yourself. Most apartments cost upwards of 1-1.5k a month even if it's a 1 bedroom or studio. I'm sure there are some states out there that have under 1k/month rent, but It's not in my budget or ability to move to yet another state, as right now I'm in montana.
I like this guy. He seems like a real proper person. I imagine MacKay is lucky to be involved with this guy. His ambition is very healthy. I hope he's being paid well, for his ambitions.
I went to school for a manual machinist. I always smelt like burnt oil, chips melted into the bottom of my boots and them flying into my shirts and constant metal slivers in my hands, lol. Going back to school because I know nothing about programming and CNC. Wis me luck. Keep up or get left behind I guess.
@@latinace1981 when you are taking trig for math base to some yes but the things you need to pull from trig to use for machinist no. It's easy formulas you use to get things done rbm them or just look them up when you need them
I'm currently at a very chilled position here at work, but there's a CNC operator opening here, and I'm really thinking about applying for it. But I'm afraid of stressful jobs, don't know it I should go for it. It's around 55k annually, plus OT. So you're looking at 75k +.
@@GloomyNate just pay attention it might seem like a lot of things to take in at first but once you get it down the only thing that will be a little annoying is a tool breaking on you
@@GloomyNate oh and for the interview just act normal everything he asked me wasn’t too bad just simple questions just keep a calm state it shouldn’t be too bad
Y'all are better off getting your machinist ticket and actually learning manual milling as well as 3 axis and 5 axis programming etc. To get a $25 + job you need to apply into niche industries, not local shops because they will always pay you less. It's better to get your feet wet with bigger companies for all round exposure of the job.
C Dudale i prefer mom and pops spots over large cooperation company’s. Mom and pops spots you’re free to do what you want. Large company’s you are limited.
IDK...Job shop type machinists don't really make jack anymore, and you'd think so because of how diverse the work in a job shop can often get... Specialty items, such as aerospace, certain automotive and diesel engine products, and specialized precision parts, such as high speed turbine rotors, seem to be where the money is in the US, as job shops have mostly gone overseas...
Well it all depends on where you live. It's not an easy field to be in. I'll be the first to tell you that. Still if you do an apprenticeship I would think the minimum you could make is between 20 to 23 hr. Starting out is going to be 14. I'm at 17 hr now. Although I do wish I would be making at least 20 because you are absolutely correct when you say how diverse it is. There are jobs that will pay. You just have to be skilled and looking around.
I was an operator for a while, job was great, then the recession hit. I was unemployed for months, found out that a lot of shops around had closed, for some reason I never pursued it again.
Iv been a cnc for about a year its gets more interesting the more time your on the machine i just dont know y the pays not higher for such a technical job?
Are you in a high production machining shop? Cuz most of the time cnc production shops are easy cuz it’s less of knowing the program fully, it’s just know a few offsets and how to change tools, factory work
Ive made parts that are currently orbiting earth on satellites. After that day, I never wanted to do another job. Machining is the only job ive ever had that I could go home and say I had fun today.
Dude goes water based coolant I been here 6months it’s still clean wait till you get that congiled glob out that coolant tank …..the thing is at control programing is dieing out and it makes me sad, at control programmers are the best of the best and mastercam cam only try to be, if your their looking at your part on a 3/4/5 axis and you try to program it thank you
I think that unless you're part of the owners family... you will always be a number. a number that makes money for them. Just like buying a stock. Once you get what you want out of it... you sell it.
Wish he showed us what he exactly does instead of yapping.. (i know he's being interviewed, but a hands on example would make more sense).. so CNC is a computer nerd?
im starting at my new job as a cnc operator on monday i dont know nothing about cnc machining they are gonna train me, my dad has worked over 30 years as a cnc operator, they are starting me at 14$ an hour i live in California.
I want to learn more with cnc and wishing anybody with any parts or leath equipmant would donate to a semi begginer. My budgit is fairly low. Also any documentation on cnc ,milling, or leath equipment would be educational to me. Please help. Thanks
Depends on the factory. If it’s a high production factory then your moving around all day, hard factory work. But if it’s a machining shop for special made parts and not high production yes it’s gets boring
@@evanjonez914Honestly that sounds like a big plus to me. My problem is i thought construction would be great for me until I realized I wasn’t eating properly and it took a heavy toll on my tiny frame. But I hate sitting. I can’t sit infront of a computer after my previous job in IT support. I have to move. I just don’t want to throw out my back lifting heavy things or risk falling down 6 stories without a harness because ”Ay, someone’s gotta do the job” I hate that. In spite of all of that horrible shit, and the dreadful days that came I went to work with a smile and left with a smile. I’m only 25 and I’ve done a lot of damage to my body. So I’m hoping to study this and working with this
@@seandipaul8257do it bro same reason i learned this stuff 😂 I come from construction and food factorys where they bust your ass and you come smelling like crap . CNC is a huge upgrade
@@HITTAGAME 4 months in to my education bro. The freedom and peace of mind is unlike I’ve ever felt. All that in 4 months of just looking at books. Shit I’m so privileged that I can only complain about how stiff my neck is getting and how my wrist cramps up which I know I can’t take for granted and I won’t even after getting my degree in CNC and robotics. I went from ”Ok this is my life, hard labour, anger, pain, waiting for my body to finally give up” to ”I’m so excited about the coming exam” The last couple of exams i couldn’t stop myself from being all giddy and jumpy and hyped up. Time flies when you’re having fun and enjoying what you do.
I worked as an EmT as my first fulltime job but saw some things that I wish I hadn’t, my boss was an engineer ex cnc programmer so he got me interested in this.
The worst job in the world.People inside the company won't give u respect and money for what u have done even if u produce 1000 jobs per day.Mechanical stream is getting very worst 😠
@@jemiahthesaiyanproductions3207 If you are really interested in working in cnc Field you may work as a CNC programmer if you are aware of VMC, HMC, VTL programming.But,if you join as a operator then they will suck your energy For their out.
Always remember to repent of your sins (sin is transgression of YAHUAH’S LAW: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy) And Have Belief On YAHUSHA HAMASHYACH. HE Died and Rose three days later so that you can be forgiven of your sins! HE Loves you! Come to HIM!🙂
Can feel the passion in this guy’s energy, salute to him for doin what he loves!
He definitely loves his job an seems like a very cool an honest dude to hang with😎
As a CNC Operator the hint is Operator math is not huge unless your a programmer if you can add up to ten your good
"its stuff that I can take home"
Plot twist:
-gets fired for company property theft
Soo real
When they ask me what do you do for a living I say I press a Green button every other hour for 28/ hr 😆
Noice!!! 👍🏽
How do I get started I got no experience
@@voltrondoji7439 same here
@@voltrondoji7439 find a training program
@@voltrondoji7439 call your local technical college or community college and ask do they have CNC machining classes
What a great attitude...has organizational perspective and will help out whereever needed, and be mindful of others. Can't really learn that in school. What a pro.
"Tell the machine what to do, and press go" easy money lol
Lol
Shit ain’t that easy unless u good at coding I hated it
Worked today on CNC, I don’t know how long I’ll last standing around doing nothing every day 😭
@@nino2910 what does coding related to cnc
@@C9Aimtohead The machine tool path as well as which cutting tool/ bit to use. Is written by a programmer. Without a programmer these machines are just paper weights.
Experienced CNC programers can make $40+ per HR. Entry level can make $22+ per HR. Depending on location, level of difficulty. 3 axis vs 4 axis vs 5 axis machine.
this was really helpful. I'm moving to texas in the next week and I've got an entry level no-experience job there working as a CNC operator, and while I am not super happy about the possibility of extreme math being an every-day occurrence, the 35k a year + Overtime is really nice.
hey how are you doing in it? i hope well. im thinking about going a similar route!
@@xocreme I was unfortunately fired from my job just a week ago due to various lies from my supervisor. :(
But what I have learned while being there is unless you're going to one of those brand new state of the art CNC shops that look more professional than productive, expect to get paid much less than you're actually worth. We had people there for over 4 years working on CNC machines, being so good at their job that they were basically the only ones that knew how to do certain things, but they were getting paid considerably lower than what they are suppose to get paid (and they don't ask about it because I'm pretty sure 90% of them were illegal immigrants).
But either way, just make sure if you're going into this, to make sure you know how capable you are and how much you know you should get paid because they will 100% downpay you if you don't say anything.
Also if you've got no experience in CNC machining, don't expect to be put on a machine right off the bat. Every place is different, but I was asking for weeks to get training on a machine and they always turned me down, so idk.
@@Loner-DestroyedWomanI was basically being paid to sit around for 8 hours a day out of the 10 hour workload to do nothing. I would constantly ask for more work, but was always told I don't have the experience and they would never train me. Eventually it got down to the supervisor "finding" problems in the quality of my work despite doing literally what my boss always does. So I presume they didn't like how they were paying me to be there for 17/h when it's really a job worth 12/h
@@zeke7100those firm's are usually loaded with cash and have nice budget..
Sadly everywhere is so..if I don't ask more money, no-one will give it up..
Am from Eu , isn't 35k low in Usa?
I Germany bottom is 35k ..and max 46k...
@@stolica1997 35k is like the typical wage that you have to make pretty much anywhere to afford to rent an apartment by yourself. Most apartments cost upwards of 1-1.5k a month even if it's a 1 bedroom or studio. I'm sure there are some states out there that have under 1k/month rent, but It's not in my budget or ability to move to yet another state, as right now I'm in montana.
I like this guy. He seems like a real proper person. I imagine MacKay is lucky to be involved with this guy.
His ambition is very healthy. I hope he's being paid well, for his ambitions.
I went to school for a manual machinist. I always smelt like burnt oil, chips melted into the bottom of my boots and them flying into my shirts and constant metal slivers in my hands, lol. Going back to school because I know nothing about programming and CNC. Wis me luck. Keep up or get left behind I guess.
how's it been? I have an interview for a cnc job with no exp required. I'm looking to get a head start, what would you recommend?
How is it going?
Bro it’s not that bad💀
I work In a Manufacturing Facility and work on multiple mills and I absolutely love it!
ruclips.net/video/1_7baAIQafg/видео.html
Any channels you recommend?
I graduated in CNC from community College 4 years ago now I'm starting to do my own setups .
is trigonometry difficult?
@@latinace1981 when you are taking trig for math base to some yes but the things you need to pull from trig to use for machinist no. It's easy formulas you use to get things done rbm them or just look them up when you need them
@@eduardodelgado7873was thinking be between cnc or drywall installer. What are you thoughts. I wanna make money
Very insightful. Thinking of learning this trade to go with my gunsmithing training
You can gunsmith?
Good. Because every gunsmith I have met was machining retarded. Break the cycle lol
I'm currently at a very chilled position here at work, but there's a CNC operator opening here, and I'm really thinking about applying for it. But I'm afraid of stressful jobs, don't know it I should go for it. It's around 55k annually, plus OT. So you're looking at 75k +.
Its not as stressful some days can be really interesting and feels like a day at school some times
What’s your position now?
this guy is happier about his work than i am about anything lol. respect to all working class people 🍺
The math I do isn’t even that hard and I usually hate math it’s really simple
So you just use a scientific calculator right?
@@voltrondoji7439 no its just measuring and adding or subtracting or some rarely others very simple
I just applied and have an interview for a cnc operator apprenticeship. do you have any advice for someone new in case I get the job?
@@GloomyNate just pay attention it might seem like a lot of things to take in at first but once you get it down the only thing that will be a little annoying is a tool breaking on you
@@GloomyNate oh and for the interview just act normal everything he asked me wasn’t too bad just simple questions just keep a calm state it shouldn’t be too bad
Y'all are better off getting your machinist ticket and actually learning manual milling as well as 3 axis and 5 axis programming etc. To get a $25 + job you need to apply into niche industries, not local shops because they will always pay you less. It's better to get your feet wet with bigger companies for all round exposure of the job.
C Dudale i prefer mom and pops spots over large cooperation company’s.
Mom and pops spots you’re free to do what you want. Large company’s you are limited.
@@madeinlosangeles1447 this guy in the video sounds like an overly enthusiastic bitch. He sounds like a real kiss ass and a company man.
@@Trendyrapslut Ha ha , they always end up in the office ! No good on the floor any way.
@@Trendyrapslut im guessing youre an slack off?
@Insomniac COME ON MAN!
IDK...Job shop type machinists don't really make jack anymore, and you'd think so because of how diverse the work in a job shop can often get... Specialty items, such as aerospace, certain automotive and diesel engine products, and specialized precision parts, such as high speed turbine rotors, seem to be where the money is in the US, as job shops have mostly gone overseas...
Well it all depends on where you live. It's not an easy field to be in. I'll be the first to tell you that. Still if you do an apprenticeship I would think the minimum you could make is between 20 to 23 hr. Starting out is going to be 14. I'm at 17 hr now. Although I do wish I would be making at least 20 because you are absolutely correct when you say how diverse it is. There are jobs that will pay. You just have to be skilled and looking around.
@@dbz4586 can you suggest a good internship/apprentice program
Nice! He knows his craft.
I was an operator for a while, job was great, then the recession hit. I was unemployed for months, found out that a lot of shops around had closed, for some reason I never pursued it again.
@Insomniac only a failure if you give up brotha. Just keep doing your thing and keep your head up.
@Insomiac what state are you in ? It is tough first starting out in the welding field. I been at it 10 years I felt same way when I first started out
@Insomniac
You will find the job you want
👍🏽💰
You’ll be good
The way approach is great 👍 tq
Iv been a cnc for about a year its gets more interesting the more time your on the machine i just dont know y the pays not higher for such a technical job?
Are you in a high production machining shop? Cuz most of the time cnc production shops are easy cuz it’s less of knowing the program fully, it’s just know a few offsets and how to change tools, factory work
I miss cabinetry I did it fun stuff and you always feel like your working with dad A1
Why did they call you a "cnc operator" . I'd get them to change that.
Ive made parts that are currently orbiting earth on satellites. After that day, I never wanted to do another job. Machining is the only job ive ever had that I could go home and say I had fun today.
bro he sounds like leonardo dicaprio like exactly
Good work ethic
I suck at math
Dude goes water based coolant I been here 6months it’s still clean wait till you get that congiled glob out that coolant tank …..the thing is at control programing is dieing out and it makes me sad, at control programmers are the best of the best and mastercam cam only try to be, if your their looking at your part on a 3/4/5 axis and you try to program it thank you
I think that unless you're part of the owners family... you will always be a number. a number that makes money for them. Just like buying a stock. Once you get what you want out of it... you sell it.
Fantastic video, thanks
He must work 1st shift
Wish he showed us what he exactly does instead of yapping.. (i know he's being interviewed, but a hands on example would make more sense).. so CNC is a computer nerd?
Hi sir i m cnc operator
I feel cheated not having machine shop in high school smfh
Im trying to get an entry level job in this with no experience.. is that possible?
Sure,if conpany is desperate for worker's since they tend to have nice profits
How much do cnc machinest make starting
im starting at my new job as a cnc operator on monday i dont know nothing about cnc machining they are gonna train me, my dad has worked over 30 years as a cnc operator, they are starting me at 14$ an hour i live in California.
@@iGxCarnage in Houston you can make up 20hr
@@TheTraeTube I dont think u can make that from not knowing anything
@@iGxCarnage as long as your white yea
@@TheTraeTube lmfaooooooo
We tend to get paid more 28+ hrly
Press button collect paycheck
Zach
Now talk about the pay so we could get a laugh.
Dayumm...but they are open for apprenticeship program now..
3 years and $35.00 and hour
@@kathifidalgo0 takes 3 years to get that? Is that USD OR AUD
@@AmbitiousPanda Oooooh lol I ment 3 years experience and your making $35.00 an hour
Starting $32 lowest level machinist.
Can anyone opt for this course after 12 pass any stream??
Measurements not mentioned once. 😒
Sir can I work for you.
Your C.N.C only.
CNC operators job is definitely not to create 3D moel in CAD software. If I need to do engineers job than I want double salary.
Hugeeeee😂😂😂
Is this considered a trade?
yes
@@juliantorres5138 no it's not
@@ADHD55 yes it is
@@toki1389-j3p no it isn't
@@ADHD55 yes it is
I want to learn more with cnc and wishing anybody with any parts or leath equipmant would donate to a semi begginer. My budgit is fairly low. Also any documentation on cnc ,milling, or leath equipment would be educational to me. Please help. Thanks
You want to start your own shop or learn lol
So you stand around doing nothing
Depends on the factory. If it’s a high production factory then your moving around all day, hard factory work. But if it’s a machining shop for special made parts and not high production yes it’s gets boring
@@evanjonez914Honestly that sounds like a big plus to me.
My problem is i thought construction would be great for me until I realized I wasn’t eating properly and it took a heavy toll on my tiny frame.
But I hate sitting. I can’t sit infront of a computer after my previous job in IT support. I have to move.
I just don’t want to throw out my back lifting heavy things or risk falling down 6 stories without a harness because ”Ay, someone’s gotta do the job”
I hate that.
In spite of all of that horrible shit, and the dreadful days that came I went to work with a smile and left with a smile.
I’m only 25 and I’ve done a lot of damage to my body.
So I’m hoping to study this and working with this
Yes for me is just putting in a part and press start
@@seandipaul8257do it bro same reason i learned this stuff 😂 I come from construction and food factorys where they bust your ass and you come smelling like crap . CNC is a huge upgrade
@@HITTAGAME 4 months in to my education bro.
The freedom and peace of mind is unlike I’ve ever felt.
All that in 4 months of just looking at books.
Shit I’m so privileged that I can only complain about how stiff my neck is getting and how my wrist cramps up which I know I can’t take for granted and I won’t even after getting my degree in CNC and robotics.
I went from ”Ok this is my life, hard labour, anger, pain, waiting for my body to finally give up” to ”I’m so excited about the coming exam”
The last couple of exams i couldn’t stop myself from being all giddy and jumpy and hyped up.
Time flies when you’re having fun and enjoying what you do.
Someone please machine this boy a razor so he can shave that beardish thing
lol
A face mill???
@@jonmolina948 😂😂
I worked as an EmT as my first fulltime job but saw some things that I wish I hadn’t, my boss was an engineer ex cnc programmer so he got me interested in this.
Sound like me. I worked as an EMT aswell going into CNC entry level next week.
Any visa i am exprice 5year
bro cant you gv me visa
Hi sir i m cnc operator I m coming to Canada please help me job
Where are you now?
@@szervosz indian.probably
don't come
How much you want to bet that there will be an AI doing this job in the near future?
The worst job in the world.People inside the company won't give u respect and money for what u have done even if u produce 1000 jobs per day.Mechanical stream is getting very worst 😠
How true is this? im straight out of high school doing basic studies in college looking to maybe doing cnc. Why should I not pursue this
@@jemiahthesaiyanproductions3207 If you are really interested in working in cnc
Field you may work as a CNC programmer if you are aware of VMC, HMC, VTL programming.But,if you join as a operator then they will suck your energy
For their out.
Cry more and welcome to the real world.
Please job vacancy
Always remember to repent of your sins (sin is transgression of YAHUAH’S LAW: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy) And Have Belief On YAHUSHA HAMASHYACH. HE Died and Rose three days later so that you can be forgiven of your sins!
HE Loves you! Come to HIM!🙂
he never died
@@tradinwarstoriez5641 HE Died and rose again three days later
Are you in machining industry
He can't love you cuz he's not real🤣🤣 bible thumper
"Tell the machine what to do, and press go" easy money lol