My fascination faded when one tried to kill me. All the horizontal control fuses blew the unit came to an unexpected stop in the middle of the program & the entire machine jumped up & down (10 thousand pound of granet) then the table top ran away & broke through the wall as it sherred the end stop on the main screw. If I had gone to the other side of the control panel, I'd have been cut in half. Multiwire div Kolmorgan 1981.
Why don't You explain what this part is for? i'd like to know the application and any other details you could provide. It would only take a few moments to include it in the description.
@@threeballedtomcat9380 Well, I feel stoopid. I was positive it was the swampgrowler from a avocado vine relocator and fertiliser multiplying machine. Ain’t technology wonderful?
CNC machines are amazing, I used to be a Maintenance engineer repairing these beasts. When they go wrong it's usually big time and lots of damage. Remember working night shift repairing Marino's, nothing like having cold coolant dripping down on your head and neck in the middle of the night. 😅
Would yall show the second op on the backside of this part. Y’all show a lot of cool first ops but never show the fixturing required for second ops and machining features to pick up on second side
I would agree with the others, it would be nice to have a description of what this machine part is for. And it would’ve been nice to see how all the rough edges was finished out.
i swear to god if i were not an engineer ,i would have slept at ur shop floor till u hire me xD man u don't just cut metal u present a work or art ,i am a huge fan of this channel
Excellent work. Always fun to see how a Turbo Encabulator is built. Our shop makes the Power Flacker that attaches to the back side of that. If they attach a Reverse Chrome crinkle valve it has even more applications 🤓
As someone who has programmed CNC for years, I was most amazed at how it transitioned from roughed out at 8:28 to finished at 8:30 of the video. What did you use "Magic"?
Awesome machining and machine not many shops could afford to tool the machine up much less buy the machine give a man with a little knowledge and a whole lot of money he can do just about anything
I once worked as an engineer for Hitachi. (Not a mom and pop organization.) When we developed an R&D project, we were REQUIRED to get approval from the tool makers before we could proceed! THAT is how skilled these people are! Engineers and managers are simply "up the creek" without skilled tradesmen!! You REALLY want to make a life long, good living? Go to trade school! Become an apprentice and skip the student debt! Just sayin.
I got mesmerized by this machining. Could someone point me to the abbreviations of the feeds and speeds? I am trying to understand all of the work that has been put in.
Price of machine for Titan??.......$0.00 dude. U guys haven't figured that out by now? That's why they're called sponsors. There's a big list of them at the end of each video that miraculously happen to match the brands of everything they use. They pay for none of what u see. Except MAYBE the cost of the video editing & employee salaries, and theoretically, in business, those are paid for first by whatever ur selling to ur customers. They don't pay for it, we do by watching. Content is still cool tho. Although the longer I watch the channel the more mundane it becomes. Anyone ever seen a 2nd op on a mill part? Tyson will show u a 2nd op. Rarely will u see one from these big mill jobs because they're not real parts. Knock offs from things in the past. I'm with other folks I've read here, where's the 2nd op on these "insane" parts? If this is a skills building venture, being able to hold these parts to complete them are pretty important skills to possess to make a single dollar in this trade. Where's the house made fixturing or arbor at that you'll see in ANY job shop in the world making anything half as complex as some of these parts?? Like, awesome pump housing I saw the other day but where was the cavity for the impeller or what was the wall thickness on that snail tube? U know, the one that didn't even have a hole in it. Anybody can rip material off a solid pc of raw material but only a craftsman can approach the entire project & each op correctly so that the next step of the process is actually possible to ultimately produce a finished part in the end that u can sell for real money to put food on your table. There's a lot to like about Titans but there's also A LOT LOT to be desired from here also. In the real world, that pump housing is a casting. If u saw Blue Origin's similar pc in the video that was done there, & u know what ur looking at, it was obvious that part was a quite complex casting. Kudos to whomever made it & even more KUDOS to the Purchasing Agent that found the vendor to do such a part in the U.S.! You don't just go to ur local industrial complex & find a guy left that could repeatidly cast that pc or make the pattern & core boxes to get it started. Maybe a 5 axis Jig Grinder could possibly create the inside of that snail cavity but how'd u like to be the guy that gets that job?? To touch that pump housing last after all the work that's went into hawging it out to the point it was on Barry's last video? I'd rather see less insane parts completely finished on this channel vs a total master piece of a 1st op that ends up being Titan's cool new boat anchor after the video series is done.
You got a big thumbs down on this one. Most people want to hear the machine sounds. We want to hear the cutters. We don't want to hear your POOR taste in ANNOYING music.
Why you don’t normally use coolant for filming is beyond me. Buy or make a lexan cameras enclosure. Add a rc servo and a arduino using the sweep example or use a pololu maestro for simple programming as a camera windshield wiper .
This has been up for about 6 weeks and with all the questions asked, it looks like you responded one time. And we still don't know what the cute ashtray really is. This was barely worth the time to comment, definitely not worth the time to hit the dislike button or visit this channel again.
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I have worked with CNC machines in the past and even today I still have a fascination with them
My fascination faded when one tried to kill me. All the horizontal control fuses blew the unit came to an unexpected stop in the middle of the program & the entire machine jumped up & down (10 thousand pound of granet) then the table top ran away & broke through the wall as it sherred the end stop on the main screw. If I had gone to the other side of the control panel, I'd have been cut in half. Multiwire div Kolmorgan 1981.
im a apprentice in Germany and in the 1st year but im working at a dmg cmx 600v because our conventional mill is broken XD
This isn't engineering, this is art.
I would love to be present when this kind of milling is being done, those machines are magic
Why don't You explain what this part is for? i'd like to know the application and any other details you could provide. It would only take a few moments to include it in the description.
It's the fragastat that discombobulates the whatchamacallit
@@stevieg2755 Hell, I thought it was a Knueter tube base......
@@threeballedtomcat9380
Well, I feel stoopid. I was positive it was the swampgrowler from a avocado vine relocator and fertiliser multiplying machine. Ain’t technology wonderful?
No they strap on Bidens back to keep him from pooping on himself.
CNC machines are amazing, I used to be a Maintenance engineer repairing these beasts. When they go wrong it's usually big time and lots of damage. Remember working night shift repairing Marino's, nothing like having cold coolant dripping down on your head and neck in the middle of the night. 😅
Would yall show the second op on the backside of this part. Y’all show a lot of cool first ops but never show the fixturing required for second ops and machining features to pick up on second side
Very impressive piece of work. Always wondered what a modern day flux capacitor would look like.
Smaller
That's a nice hub cap you made there
Also subs as a candy dish. Quite weighty though, I say...
I would agree with the others, it would be nice to have a description of what this machine part is for. And it would’ve been nice to see how all the rough edges was finished out.
I wanna see the turbo pump flange op from start to finish from the last video!!!
That’s the only thing that will leave me speechless!!
i swear to god if i were not an engineer ,i would have slept at ur shop floor till u hire me xD man u don't just cut metal u present a work or art ,i am a huge fan of this channel
Me I would sleep there so titan can try and train a me as I'm dyslexic
Excellent work. Always fun to see how a Turbo Encabulator is built. Our shop makes the Power Flacker that attaches to the back side of that. If they attach a Reverse Chrome crinkle valve it has even more applications 🤓
Next to the thingamabob,behind the whatchamacallit
@@stevieg2755 That's been superceded by the Gertsensnorker. My uncle's cousins next door neighbor was the inventor 🤓
I'm impressed, you are the master of your machine. Also I like the work holding device., that's also impressive.
Bad Ass! love the battle music too, More! More! More! 👍👍👍
As someone who has programmed CNC for years, I was most amazed at how it transitioned from roughed out at 8:28 to finished at 8:30 of the video. What did you use "Magic"?
Awesome machining and machine not many shops could afford to tool the machine up much less buy the machine give a man with a little knowledge and a whole lot of money he can do just about anything
Amazing machines ! 👍
I once worked as an engineer for Hitachi. (Not a mom and pop organization.) When we developed an R&D project, we were REQUIRED to get approval from the tool makers before we could proceed! THAT is how skilled these people are! Engineers and managers are simply "up the creek" without skilled tradesmen!! You REALLY want to make a life long, good living? Go to trade school! Become an apprentice and skip the student debt! Just sayin.
Very very very very nice work it's awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Always cool to watch CNC , amazing piece of art work whatever that product is .
I got mesmerized by this machining. Could someone point me to the abbreviations of the feeds and speeds? I am trying to understand all of the work that has been put in.
Great work! Amazing video!👏👏
Video from 3 years ago
Who cares? It's still awesome. BOOM!
@@SiempreConTrastoVery beautiful. What is the price of the machine please?
@@MounirBi-uu6ew I don't know. This is not my machine. Ask Titans.
@@MounirBi-uu6ew half mil easily. Looks to be at least CAT50 taper, then add 50-100K for tooling
Price of machine for Titan??.......$0.00 dude. U guys haven't figured that out by now? That's why they're called sponsors. There's a big list of them at the end of each video that miraculously happen to match the brands of everything they use. They pay for none of what u see. Except MAYBE the cost of the video editing & employee salaries, and theoretically, in business, those are paid for first by whatever ur selling to ur customers. They don't pay for it, we do by watching. Content is still cool tho. Although the longer I watch the channel the more mundane it becomes. Anyone ever seen a 2nd op on a mill part? Tyson will show u a 2nd op. Rarely will u see one from these big mill jobs because they're not real parts. Knock offs from things in the past. I'm with other folks I've read here, where's the 2nd op on these "insane" parts? If this is a skills building venture, being able to hold these parts to complete them are pretty important skills to possess to make a single dollar in this trade. Where's the house made fixturing or arbor at that you'll see in ANY job shop in the world making anything half as complex as some of these parts?? Like, awesome pump housing I saw the other day but where was the cavity for the impeller or what was the wall thickness on that snail tube? U know, the one that didn't even have a hole in it. Anybody can rip material off a solid pc of raw material but only a craftsman can approach the entire project & each op correctly so that the next step of the process is actually possible to ultimately produce a finished part in the end that u can sell for real money to put food on your table. There's a lot to like about Titans but there's also A LOT LOT to be desired from here also. In the real world, that pump housing is a casting. If u saw Blue Origin's similar pc in the video that was done there, & u know what ur looking at, it was obvious that part was a quite complex casting. Kudos to whomever made it & even more KUDOS to the Purchasing Agent that found the vendor to do such a part in the U.S.! You don't just go to ur local industrial complex & find a guy left that could repeatidly cast that pc or make the pattern & core boxes to get it started. Maybe a 5 axis Jig Grinder could possibly create the inside of that snail cavity but how'd u like to be the guy that gets that job?? To touch that pump housing last after all the work that's went into hawging it out to the point it was on Barry's last video? I'd rather see less insane parts completely finished on this channel vs a total master piece of a 1st op that ends up being Titan's cool new boat anchor after the video series is done.
What was the actual time from startup to final finish?
Quite a few hours
@@Chessplayer_1, I was figuring quite a while. That CNC machine is pretty awesome as to what it is capable of doing.
Makino? That’s a beast nice work 👍
Makino A81
@@adampopma483 my dream machine
@@adampopma483 a81nx to be precise.
2 questions,
1, what even is that and its use
2, how much would something like that cost, like material alone and machine time
That is more than likely titanium, and that is likely to go to an aerospace part in a ship somewhere
As to the cost of something like that well over 100,000 to start with, I would imagine probably a lot more than that even
You mean to SpaceX for the big fireworks show in low Earth orbit
That's one SICK conference table ashtray lol look just like the table top conference speaker lol
looks like an alien device at the pre-grind/polish phase
Amazing!!!
Very impressive
Crazy cuts in Titanium😎
I'm speechless
Watched this video and then went and made a speech, everything went great, had plenty to say.
awesome 👌
It's the same piece they made in the Ibirma, now they made in the Heller.
Ok give me a half pack of smokes, a couple sharp files and two hours. I got it!
Can you give some advice to machining soft material such as polyurethane successfully...
Прекрасная работа!
Мои поздравления!
Yall should make some folding knives!!
Does anyone know what this part is used for?
A robot milling a precise intricate part is the stuff of science fiction 100 years ago.
That's a hell of a lot of technology for a desk ornament. Show me a guy carving a wooden one, then I'll be speechless.
So Sick!!
Amazing 👍💯
Isn't this the new model Chrysler Turbo Encabulator panametric phram?
OK, after all that work by the machines on that cylinder, what is it?
Makino cnc is great machine
Beautiful part omfggg
My son works with 5th axis with turning capabilities
it's either a water heater or an espresso machine!
What tools were used for the final finish?
ball mills
What is it and what is it for?
I'm really surprised to see speeds and feeds that don't beat the crap outta the machine
my grandpa used to do this by hand/eye/micrometer.........lost art
broooooo, show the finishing passes PLEASE
😊 It's awesome just what is it and what does it do?
Darth Vaders codpiece
What is it? Just something to do in downtime?
I wonder why you buy in large lumps of fixtures when you could make your own. :)
Looks like i need to trade my hand grinder in
What is it?
Boom!
I'm not speechless.
Mind not blown, still speaking.
Schunk is everywhere xD
More like: Leaves you speechless and penniless.
I was beginning o think he loaded that giant block of aluminum to make a washer
You folks in the comments are talking too much. Did you not watch the video? 🤫
They'd be building Terminator robots next!!!
Ha, you have crazy cnc machines, and you use Ridgid power tools, ha, get some DeWalt, 😎
Why the horrible intrusive music instead of talking to us? This present format is rather awful and, yet, you have so much to share!
Anybody know what the finished product is? Please don’t say it’s part of a wheel 😭
hello my friend. im from iran. you are so perfect. usa on top of the world❤
I said 5 bolt holes! 😮
BOOM !
Qual nome da música?
I started with punch tape machines and pantographs.
As AI will design more and more instead of regular human-controlled software, parts will start to look “organic”
Is this the Hu’s first album…
Imagine a crash happening with this machine 💀
CNC = semi skilled machine operator.
Try more capable machine operator
What is that a part of? Or is it a head or chuck
Looks like a piece of the Roswell crash.
All good and well but what the hell is it?
No se ve bien la imagen, la taladrina lo impide, lástima de vídeo.
uah!💥💥💥👍💥💥💥
Just think, with a few million dollars, a lot of time and a bunch of training, you too could make a thing.
HMC IT IS?
👍💯👍💯👍💯👍💯👍!!!
CNC mschine sound can stand alone . It is like ASMR.
Dont put crazy music on, it sucks big time.
Music - 10
Too bad you skipped over the finish machining. Great finish
Likes 🇧🇷
💯💯💯👍👍👍👍
Pounding - Pounding music is unnecessary. Cant see anything because of all the coolent. Poor finished product picture
Es propaganda de kenci ,un montaje , los de kenci saben que hay una marca alemana, que los mejora con creces !!!!!
You got a big thumbs down on this one. Most people want to hear the machine sounds. We want to hear the cutters. We don't want to hear your POOR taste in ANNOYING music.
Why you don’t normally use coolant for filming is beyond me. Buy or make a lexan cameras enclosure. Add a rc servo and a arduino using the sweep example or use a pololu maestro for simple programming as a camera windshield wiper .
I'm not impressed until I know what the part is for.
This has been up for about 6 weeks and with all the questions asked, it looks like you responded one time. And we still don't know what the cute ashtray really is. This was barely worth the time to comment, definitely not worth the time to hit the dislike button or visit this channel again.
American Made! Keep on making chips…
Скоро все ЧПУ будут работать под водой !
Ctrl+C and then Ctrl+V
boooo👎👎👎🤦♂️ too old.