This is what i was telling my brother, with this machines and 3D equipment, the next generation will be able to build a Manufacture in their garage..... 👍
I've been looking in to buying an ArcMate robot for sometime. Inspiring to see you create this functional table with just the robot and some steel. Great vid!
Very cool! How does it know where to weld? I understand if you have a jig and it is programmed to weld repeats in certain spots, but you seem to be just laying metal 3:50 down and it welds right on the seams.
@@abhinavsaini7881 I have no idea what you’re trying to say but as a mig/tig welder for a production company I sit on my chair and weld out hundreds of parts a day. Only way I see the robot as useful is if he himself doesn’t know how to weld but even then mig welding is super easy to learn
@Christopher Grant you’re right I don’t work 24/7 but neither do the programmers that run the bot also you still need the programmer to get the parts into the right position and to make sure the measurements are correct so either way you still need a guy there to get any work done. Also I can make every weld just as nice as the robot every time throughout my work day. Only thing I can see that makes this useful is if it is large scale mass production such as car manufacturing
@@thedridge10 or if the company can't find a good welder. In.my business we have used robots to milk dairy cows for more than 20 yrs and it has it pros and cons, but it saves me a lot of monotous repeatable work, 7 days a week for 23 hours. Now its the question which system is most economous, we dont have cheap Mexican labour in Europe so we keep the robot.
@@Hakkeholt for the price of the robot you could send someone to welding school but if you want to use the robot then you’ll end up paying the programmer a lot more than a welder because either way you still need a human to run the bot and get the parts into the correct position’s also with a milking robot I’m sure the robot works continuously for a long time where as this robot would only work for long periods of time if there were long welds. If they are only doing 5” welds then you have the programmer sitting around waiting for the robot so again this would only be useful in mass production or if you’re running 10 foot welds over and over again.
Don’t worry they are only getting more efficient by the day with machine learning soon all big fabrication jobs will be replaced with more efficient robotics I’d say your looking at another 5-10 years before the big companies start cutting jobs they are already using these in the North Sea on oil rigs to replace underwater welders what did you expect to happen?
@Sam Long YUP my structural shop just told us theyre ordering robots to replace us welders.. welding is dying imo cant find much work to add on top of it
I have a question: how to Design robotic welding system for welding of medium carbon steel round bar diameter 40mm using butt welding in which each bar has a length of 30mm? Please respond to me Write detailed information about my questions in detail and prepare answers in a proper way Include figures, mathematical models, and chemical formulas if necessary.
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why , should i want something like that " Robot " ??? just for take a man job ? the man have a family to feed Vs Robot very much expensive just for give profit to factory But we people are the consumers , so we always have the last word , by law , finished goods must indicate if were done by human or robot , i never buy anything made by a robot , and much more will join me , we consumers will always have the last world , you greedy "... " .
This is what i was telling my brother, with this machines and 3D equipment, the next generation will be able to build a Manufacture in their garage..... 👍
So true. That’ll be awesome to see in the future for sure.
I've been looking in to buying an ArcMate robot for sometime. Inspiring to see you create this functional table with just the robot and some steel. Great vid!
Why not hire some one that needs the money just a thought
@@samlong4646 Have you ever heard of innovation? Do you understand how manufacturing companies stay profitable?
Well done!
You are doing a great job love the Innovation enjoyed the video.
Thank you
I really enjoyed your progress I wonder how many frames do you make each day
Wow, new level!!!
Great tool to have
Nice to see a RobotWorx robot being used in this video. Reconditioned or new Fanuc robot? Good job on this video.
really impressive great video :)
wich language did you use for move the robot?
Hi, how did u integrate the welding torch to the robot arm, can u pls help me understand the assembly and parts used.
Waow respect to you man.
I hope, I'm gonna like you. :)
How much does it cost and do you need to be a scientist to operate it. Very impressive wow.
Nice
Only question is why are you weaving so fast?
Nice job did you use opensource software?
Very cool! How does it know where to weld? I understand if you have a jig and it is programmed to weld repeats in certain spots, but you seem to be just laying metal 3:50 down and it welds right on the seams.
Lots of the welding patterns on the robotic table were the same. The robot was just following those patterns.
Puppies Rule! Remote controlled.
Very nice! Which brand/model robot is that, and have you tried it on mig aluminum?
Fanuc. To avoid the electrical upgrade, I suggest you get a cobot. Like a UR5 or UR3
@@justtestingonce Fanuc has a CRX-10iA cobot line now.
How much is it?
What's price
As a welder it seems more efficient to have a human welding because you don’t have to program the robot every time in my opinion!
But when you mass production robots and automation is not an option but necessity
@@abhinavsaini7881 I have no idea what you’re trying to say but as a mig/tig welder for a production company I sit on my chair and weld out hundreds of parts a day. Only way I see the robot as useful is if he himself doesn’t know how to weld but even then mig welding is super easy to learn
@Christopher Grant you’re right I don’t work 24/7 but neither do the programmers that run the bot also you still need the programmer to get the parts into the right position and to make sure the measurements are correct so either way you still need a guy there to get any work done. Also I can make every weld just as nice as the robot every time throughout my work day. Only thing I can see that makes this useful is if it is large scale mass production such as car manufacturing
@@thedridge10 or if the company can't find a good welder. In.my business we have used robots to milk dairy cows for more than 20 yrs and it has it pros and cons, but it saves me a lot of monotous repeatable work, 7 days a week for 23 hours. Now its the question which system is most economous, we dont have cheap Mexican labour in Europe so we keep the robot.
@@Hakkeholt for the price of the robot you could send someone to welding school but if you want to use the robot then you’ll end up paying the programmer a lot more than a welder because either way you still need a human to run the bot and get the parts into the correct position’s also with a milking robot I’m sure the robot works continuously for a long time where as this robot would only work for long periods of time if there were long welds. If they are only doing 5” welds then you have the programmer sitting around waiting for the robot so again this would only be useful in mass production or if you’re running 10 foot welds over and over again.
J' aimerais savoir où acheter cette même ROBOTIC WELDER mais je ne trouve pas la compagnie qui vend ces ROBOTIC WELDER
Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , robot arm gear , over 30 years experience
Mate how much is this robot
Jake, This robot is $2500. Call us to place your order 727-900-6698 or 727-641-1326
@@EvatechRobots 2500 or 25000?
Cool upload, pretty cool, but it's good to still see the need for Humans welding since those welds were not done correctly.
Don’t worry they are only getting more efficient by the day with machine learning soon all big fabrication jobs will be replaced with more efficient robotics I’d say your looking at another 5-10 years before the big companies start cutting jobs they are already using these in the North Sea on oil rigs to replace underwater welders what did you expect to happen?
@@OneManCanStopTheMotorOfWorld sad really isnt it
@Sam Long YUP my structural shop just told us theyre ordering robots to replace us welders.. welding is dying imo cant find much work to add on top of it
@@user9_994 that’s so sad I feel sorry for you, they only care about the money and themselves selfish
Wooden wheel robotics
I have a question: how to Design robotic welding system for welding of medium carbon steel round bar diameter 40mm using butt welding in which each bar has a length of 30mm? Please respond to me Write detailed information about my questions in detail and prepare answers in a proper way Include figures, mathematical models, and chemical formulas if necessary.
That looks way too easy. There has to be an awful lot of setup time missing from this video.
I want to buy this robot please contact me
call us at 7276411326
@@EvatechRobots me too
@@123man123man1 call us at 727-641-1326
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Must not run real fast because you can tell he speeded up the video
why , should i want something like that " Robot " ???
just for take a man job ?
the man have a family to feed Vs Robot very much expensive just for give profit to factory
But we people are the consumers , so we always have the last word , by law , finished goods must indicate if were done by human or robot , i never buy anything made by a robot , and much more will join me , we consumers will always have the last world , you greedy "... " .
Thank you finally some one said it
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What you should show off is your ideals and design ,not machines,it is nothing to compare with Chinese factories.
I've been to China, and I can tell you it is something. More than just machines, it is balance between Robots and Humans working in harmony.