Our BIGGEST Machine for The Workshop! | Huron LU Milling Machine
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- It’s so big we needed TWO cranes to lift and unload this machine! This is the newest piece of machinery for our workshop and it’s also the BIGGEST! It is a Huron LU series Milling machine weighing in at 10 tonnes (22,000lb) and sporting a massive 6-meter (20' ft) bed with an overall length of 8 meters (26' ft)...and that's NOT even including the floor plates. It has a universal milling head which will make it extremely versatile and also has a platform to stand and travel on to reach those bigger jobs. This machine can handle the toughest materials with precision and accuracy and is perfect for us to take our operations to the next level. We are really excited to get this old girl unloaded and into the workshop. In the video we show the unloading and moving the machine into the workshop, and also give a walk around tour and share all about this Huron mill. Have you ever seen a machine like this?? Let us know what you think of it!
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Excused, Double 0 Kurt.
Cheers from the other Sunshine State....Paulie....
No worries mates.
Ok, you are forgiven then 😊
This is a first for me. It's impressive.
Karen not only does a wonderful job of videography but also narration. You two make a great team.
She has such a great voice, right??
Right? She's got the great Kiwi accent and Curtis's Aussie accent... I keep watching to pickup words at the end! 🤣
@@xoxo2008oxox I'm pretty confident she's just Aussie as well bud. Lots of similarities to Kiwi accents though.
voice for asmr
Karen seems to be a Sheila. That is what i learned from Aussieman. From CEE is learned all about machining. Asif i would know what should be done in a metalshop.
Great machine and great moving skills. Karen stole the show with her voice over. Special thanks to the giggler for her exceptional work!
As a Frenchman, I gotta say I'm a little proud that you bought one of our machine tools. My country has been outsourcing manufacturing for decades, to the point it's become a problem we'd like to reverse, but before that we did make a lot of excellent machine tools and most of them are still in action on the other side of the world. I hope your Huron does us proud 🙂
Also, as usual : love your dog. He's such a happy little guy !!!
Dude. I made an attempt at the pronunciation of Huron, but I'm both Canadian and English. Probably trashed it. Said it was pronounced "huron". Dang
Incidentally, kudos. The French were at the forefront of machining!
@@grant6173😊
France is no longer that strong country in industry, it is the turn of America, Korea, Japan and Korea - with all due respect to you
@@solafdz6092 depends entirely on what "industry" means. Heavy industry, as in steel-making ? Yeah, we're done for now, much as I'd prefer we weren't. We're in the middle of a "service industry" bubble that's going to burst eventually. Soon, perhaps. Everyone's talking of "re-industrializing". The way I see it, all it takes is a good incentive. Heavy industry is just not seen as profitable enough, especially given the competitors you mentioned (none of which can do luxury goods the way we can).
Ultimately, we still maintain enough industry to build everything vital that we need, and even export some (like nuclear reactors, warships, cars, infrastructure, etc...), scaling up would just be a numbers game.
The Truckies must love delivering to your premises at CEE, all the room in the world to maneuver, with the right unloading equipment available, no mucking around. A great score on the Huron, fantastic to get copies of the operating manuals. Someone is going to be having a few late nights getting her operational, congratulations. Great cinematography!
You guys are lucky. It's awesome to see a landlord who helps tenants like this. There aren't many who would.
Definitely agree! Our landlords are very accommodating and definitely look after us!
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering it only works both ways i.e. he is also happy with you guys 😀
@@robsterenborg Considering how many shitty tenants(they cause damage ,dont pay on time ,fights and police visits ,some of them even steal) there are these days if you find good one you stick with him as long as you can .
It is very common in Australia.
Mateship still rules with we older folk.
@@armageddontools sure that is one side of the story and this is the other side but there is a big grey area in the middle. And there are also many landlords who don't give a shit, let the property down, not interested in a good relationship and do nothing as long as the money comes in
As a heavy tech here in Canada.. I just want to say.. hats off to the giggler and Curtis for not only building a buisness.. and working hard to make it succeed.. but also spending the endless hours filming the path they take to let us enjoy the process. I am a problem solver.. and I fix anything.. but somtimes.. i see the things Curtis does.. and go... hmmm ya.. I could use that.. .well done..
thank you for the great comment and the support we appreciate it!
Problem Solving, a skill set that is much needed in every field and is all to rare to find. I have it for the food service industry and my 20 years of cooking showed me it's an incredibly rare skill set.
Brings back memories. Shelton engineering in Melbourne had a few of these an L85 and a 185 and many smaller Hurons. I dug out the brochure of the old company and the very same machine as yours is featured . I was only a kid when I wandered around the shop with my dad who ran the place in the 60's. They are great machines. Congratulations on acquiring it. Very famous brand Huron, held in very high regard. They used a heavy slideway oil Castol Magna CF220 a slip stick , to stop traveling column shuddering due to lack of oil, They had a lot of very large traveling column machines . May need an oil retention re scrape on the Bedway's. pulling back the slideway covers will tell the story I guess. Have fun.
I love that your Landlord shows up to help on occasion. Usually they just text you when the rent check is 1 day late.
As a French guy, I'm pretty proud to see this machine thousands of kilometers away from home.
This know how in tooling and processing manufacturing has almost disappeared in France, but I'm very happy that CEE gives this machine a new life.
I'm sure you'll keep it in good conditions as all other machines in your workshop.
Have a nice weekend.
awesome mate, glad we could give it a home here and we will be proud to put it to use!
Excellent machines to operate, I've used a few milling machines, best regards from the UK.
There's quite a few down under, I used to operate one about the same size over in the west, also operated a few different knee types in various workshops, great machines.
Bravo, Vive Casaneuve aussi en Australie
Can you machine a t80 tank out a billet?
Wow, Brilliant narration from One take Karen and credit to your landlord who plays an active part in supporting your business and it's growth. That was one well synchronised tandem lift with perfect timing and lift.
As a British viewer I'm proud to hear of the incredible archive and delivery of the manual
I thought you were getting a new mill (said so last ep). I am nearly 70 but am as excited as a kid in a lolly shop!! Love Hurons, one of the most awesome manual machines ever built. Cannot wait to see it running. I do think the dedicated foundation will pay dividends over time providing greater accuracy and rigidity for your operations and reduces wear on the machine as well. Great vid, great shooting Karen and thanks for the potted history regarding Huron :)
Ah! Now we know how Curtis looks so smooth all the time! "...just keep talking, I'll put it all together" said it all! lol Karen's editing ability is his super power. Nice to have backup to keep the videos so fluid!
This is the same as Crocodile Dundee saying 'You call that a knife? THIS is a Knife!"
This is one darn massive milling machine!
Kurtis definitely needs to use that line one day 😂
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Yes. Please. We've been dying for that line to come out of him for ages now. :)
Approved by the chief inspector...😀😀
That's not a knife, that's a spoon
Let's Get Ready TooOO LIFFFT IIIT!!!!!!!!!!
Curtis is used to thinking big, and not only that. He figures it all out beforehand, gets his hand dirty and acts on it. Impressed and inspired!
Amazing to see a landlord showing an interest in your new machine, and actually helping out.
That's a real rarity - you've got a keeper there.
Take care of that one - I used to drive one 50 years ago.... that's a keeper!!!!
2 new characters on this week's episode, A landlord and a brother! One thing that sets this channel apart is that you guys get your own equipment and only get what you'll use. Too many people have just signed up every sponsor that'll send them a free machine whether it's useful to them in their shop or not, then try and find things to do with all their new toys. They feel like giant advertisements for stuff people don't need and can't afford. You guys do great work and it's good to see you investing in your business to make it grow.
Hey mate thanks for the support! We 100% agree with you, sponsorships for the sake of something free but then having to "promote" it is cringey and we feel people lose their credibility doing that. We work hard but we are happy to invest back into our business and would rather pay for something and give our honest opinion. Keeping it real world in a real workshop. 😄👍
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Plus where else are you going to get the best safety officer AND birds eating out of your hands?! It's warming up here which means winter is coming for you guys. Stay warm & safe.
The only channel that I will watch adds on is “Tally Ho” (they’re rebuilding a famous yacht) they make em funny as mate. This channel wouldn’t feel right with Curtis doing an add in the middle of a vid. Plus it would add about another 3 hours of “Fk off train” and “oh Fk where was I” 😂 ✌️🇬🇧
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering Plus nice to hear Karen with the great voice over as well. Camera operator, Homie wrangler, office all rounder, director and video editor, plus now also added voice talent to the mix as well.
Well said Wade. We all know whom you're referring to, and that's why I much prefer Kurtis' channel as it documents a real honest business that is destined to grow and grow.
Karen's gasp when the machine started tipping had me laughing, I've definitely been there!
Loved the safety officer inspection; glad to see he's thorough! 😂
Happy to see you guys growing, keep being awesome.
Keeping old machines alive. Good for you Curtis.
Dude's got a couple million dollars in equipment. He much be charging a premium price.👍👍👍
Great video. Karen's intro is very informative and well done.
Having such a landlord is a real luck. What a great man.
And watching this synchronised effort of 5 people unloading a huge chunk of steel was a real pleasure.
Every time I have seen something this size come along, the landlord is always there to help. He must be a pretty stand up guy as landlords go.
Chief of safety and security approves the new machine
i love seeing these tandem lifts... 2 guys on 2 very different machines working in damn near perfect harmony to deliver a massive piece of equipment. awesome job fellas. beautifully executed.
DONT FORGET TO MAKE A VIDEO ON THE SOLUTION FOR THAT CABLE RECOILER! super interested to see how you fix that one. pretty important fix there.
I was biting my nails the first time they raised the mill. The second time was perfectly balanced… almost no sway at all!
I second that about the follow up video for the recoiler fix. 👍🏼👍🏼
Last time i saw an Huron in operation was in 1984 in a machining company in the Rhine region of germany. Wild to see one in Australia. The where normaly operated by a two person team, an Operator and a Supervisor.
A fix for the power cable follower would be an Overhead drag line like you would use on air lines or low voltage power cables. That or a raised stand behing the machine with a plastic drag chain.
For operationg the Machine you should think about a camera system mounted to the milling head with a monitor back on the operation stand and maybe there is a way to add a remote system to move the machine from the front of the mill, but that is maybe not possible if the controll system is mechanical, and not electro-hydraulic. IF you can, add a big readout for the DRO up front, too.....
great suggestions thanks for sharing mate 👍
Yeah those cable chains as used in these cnc routers don't look too bad...
@@09conrado And you can run coolant, Air and power to the head without problems. Good lighting on the Table is usefull too.
one of the strongest french milling machine
i used the Huron machines at school 45 years ago in France ......
This is a good deal again 👍
Huron : THE strongest french milling machines. Made by Huré company.
Hello from France 🇫🇷🗼
I would think the previous owner of this and the other machine is overjoyed that he not only knows someone who loves the machinery and will put it to excellent use, but that person is a family friend.
We are definitely grateful to have been given the opportunity to take them off his hands!
These relationships matter more than is understood by many 😊
"Those other skates that we don't talk about" 🤣
IYKYK 🥴
I finally just got why you named your crow Russel. Further proof my teachers were right to put me in the slow class.
😂
When you need 2 semitrailers to transport the parts of a machine, you know it is something special.
It's amazing how seamless the videos are. It's like you're a natural in front of a camera. Until the outtakes.
Great editing. Congrats on the new addition to the shop
I think your Landlord enjoys todays like this as much as you do. You guys work together like a well running machine.
Karen's voice is so soothing and delightful while she is talking about the research she has done on the company and the machine! You and Kurtis are a true class act pair! Love you guys so much!
I love the cameo from the pup in the vids, definitely a welcome surprise every time!
This is the first milling machine I've ever seen that has a built-in ladder.
Congrats on that beast, they have a great reputation here in Europe, you're gonna have a good time with it.
You guys must have a good working relationship with your landlord, he comes out to help you unload heavy equipment. 👍👍👍
I’m just gonna mail Homey a cardboard box every week or two lol.
Btw, that sequence of Homey getting suited up to operate the new mill made my week 😂 Well done!
Giggles, You really need to tell that Curtis guy to get in line and listed to the Director. I mean, Jobs a good'n with Curtis, but he needs to realize that the Director is in charge and is responsible for Ass's in the seats. Glad someone knows what to do, and that is YOU! Great work and voice over as usual. Keep it up and give Homeless an extra hug for us Fans!!
It’s amazing what sort of deals you can get when someone knows you’re going to take care of something.
yes that's definitely true!
Word of mouth is always the best advertising. People get to know who looks after things, and who doesn't.
Y'all have one heck of a landlord. That's extremely nice of him to help you guys with these things.
I appreciated having your lovely wife do some narration. Best wishes to each of you.
It’s amazing how we as humans can create such a massive peice of machinery not to mention in the 1950s
Well, if you can't be the first, be the best. I find machine work very interesting; Doing the job and also the problem solving involved. But I also enjoy the "backstage" process of what it takes to put a proper working shop in order and the equipment needed. Thanks CEE for taking us behind the scene.
Loran from Arkansas, USA
Hey Loran thanks for the great comment, always good to know what viewers are enjoying. Cheers 👍
I've worked and learnd on Huron milling machines, they are a wonder to work with even though louder than more modern machines.
When I had to make precision parts, they were the most reliable machines.
Last time I used one was to bore crankshafts with a multi step drill on a horizontal setup.
Those machines are able to do incredible things !
What's the cause of the loudness, straight cut gears?
@@KJ6EAD Don't know the insides of the machine... You definitely hear gears working. I worked on machines like the Huron MU5. You can search on youtube, you'll find working specimens to hear what I mean ^^
Quite shocked to see that the guy who sent you the Huron manual lives just a few miles down the road from where I’ve lived all my life! That website is a goldmine
Your brother, even the landlord comes out and helps with the unload. You're great guys
You know your workshop has reached a serious size, when you have machines with an "operator platform" 😱👍
Yea how crazy would that be engaging a cut 1.5m up lol.
it's like a conning tower on a submarine 😅
Considering it's off to the side of the work platform, I'd say more like an aircraft carrier's command tower
The exploded diagrams are fascinating! There must be hundreds of bits inside this monster. Another super show from Karen and Kurtis, thank you. Best wishes from Cornwall, UK
Those diagrams would have been etched on stones for printing in that book
@@kwinterburn 👍
@@kwinterburn For the originals, yes, but that looked like a reproduction from photocopies. It's great that people care enough to keep these machines and their documents out of the landfills and scrap yards.
@@kwinterburn That's another marvel to be admired. Thank you for that info!
Great to see the company growing and getting more equipment to take on jobs you've refused before .. Wish you all the best and really looking forward to seeing that amazing machine being used !! You know after a few goes , Curtis will have that machine gliding around making cuts with perfection..
Nothing better than friday morning coffee and a new CEE video! Greetings from Finland, keep up good work!
I wish that more RUclipsrs had the courtesy of providing written explanations of their videos. Thanks to Karen's excellent videography, Kurtis' educational talk and the written explanation, we viewers don't have to research or guess what the video is all about. Although I am not a machinist, I do enjoy the education that Karen and Kurtis give. Thanks, Karen and Kurtis!
And thanks to the Security Manager, Homeless for the comedy.
What a trip down memory lane! I started my toolmaking apprenticeship in 1987 in the UK. We had 2 Huron universal machines there, but nowhere near the size of this one.
Congratulations on getting this tool added in your arsenal. Looking forward to seeing it in action.
Re the pronunciation, we always said it like 'Heuron', but remember the H tends to be silent in French.
I can't wait to see the amount of chips that thing will process,.......... it looks like a true beast. You sir are going to be a TRUE " 1 man go to " place once it gets put back in service. CHEERS and good luck,.......... and YES Karen does an awesome job at obtaining info, video editing, narration and more importantly keeping both you and Homey out of trouble.
You've got yourself a big lady on the floor, I wish you the best of luck with the latest addition to the machine park.
i absolutely love that you include the bloopers. curtis is one of the smartest mechanical people i have ever seen, so much so its a bit intimidating and inspiring as i am in the process of building a house and putting in a metal working shop. its nice to see him be a bit more human rather than a machinist/mechanic god like being. i love your videos and hope you 3 are having a wonderful day. sending love and best wishes from denver colorado. ps my girlfriend loves your doggo. thanks to homey ive been able to get her into watching your videos as well
Agree on bloopers and knowing he's human 😊 as opposed to God like arrogant
The thing I really like about this business is that Kurtis knows exactly what he wants the business to be. Nothing ever seems to be impulsive and he doesn't just chase anything and everything like you see many do.
I'm so happy you decided to make a RUclips channel, it means I've got something to watch when love islands on
Kurtis got a new milling machine and a new CEE shirt!!! turning a new page!!!
the voiceover is superb, congratulations madam
Her voice sounded so different here that at first I wasn't sure whether it's still her...
Bigger, betterer, gooderer. Very impressive beast. Can't wait to see the swarf fly.
Honestly , you have the most adorable dog I have ever seen.
Kurtis, I enjoy watching your videos on youtube, and I take it your wife is filming your shows, I like that you, your wife and the pup are involved,plus your blooper at the end, Thanks it's funwarching
Sweet. Based on what you have said about the concrete floor I would highly suggest a dedicated foundation for the mill and floor plates. I represented Cincinnati Milacron for years and sold quite a number of their largest 5 Axis machines and ALL went on dedicated reinforced concrete foundations. These foundations were over 4 feet deep, 40 feet wide and up to 120 feet in length and required a continuous pour of very low slump concrete. Best of luck and look forward to seeing your Huron back in action!
Build new shed.
When I worked John Deere in the late 1970's, they were moving a 500 ton press in, the area they moved it into was incredible, as was the size of the machines they used to get it in place. Was incredible watching those machines running.
Not too long ago my company installed a Giddings and Lewis T-bed HBM. They ended up hauling in a small excavator with the overhead crane and probably went down 6ft to pour the pad. Cool thing to see.
A fantastic acquisition for your shop Kurtis. A lot of these larger heavy types of metal working machines have been sent to scrap as shops closed down and we bought everything from overseas. Good to see you retaining the skills of the trade and keeping it "in house" and for taking this machine on, I reckon your foresight in purchasing this mill will be a great benifit to your business in the future. Can't wait to watch it working. Cheers.
I looking to see the parts he wants to build using this beast.
It's really cool that your landlord works with you like this. So many landlords just want their check at the end of the month and otherwise ignore you.
I would LOVE to see this magnificent beast getting a proper wash down, a few strokes of paint here and there, and a few tweaks and oil/grease so it runs smoothly again ☺ What an absolute unit!
I have a Huron MU5 3.5 ton milling machine. I was so amazed on how pretty those exploded view drawings are. I have been thinking about framing a copy of it :)
I’ve never seen a machine that large in person or on RUclips. That thing is massive! Congratulations on your new machine 🙂👍
ruclips.net/video/o0fG_lnVhHw/видео.html.
Nice machine little cleanup little maintenance put it back together. I’ll just wait to see it run. That’s so cool thanks for sharing. I’ll be looking forward to seeing it run. good luck be careful be safe!
He's a great video of a lathe that's 485.6 tons.... It makes the Huron look like a baby! That's the same weight as a Jumbo Jet!!
ruclips.net/video/8TQkHGtjE3I/видео.html
Buying a machine so big you need both of your cranes to move it- made it in life!
Congrats on getting the new milling machine. All the best
Great video Karen and Kurtis. Nice looking machine. Be interesting to see it working. See it's Homie approved. Y'all take care and have a blessed and safe week and I'll see you on your next video.
Hey mate, we are also looking forward to getting this up and running!
Usually you don't see Milan hauling loads that far east this time of the year!! Great job everyone!
This was Milin transport they're based near Brisbane not too far away
That is one hell of a unit. I'm looking forward to seeing more of it. I'm also happy you guys are growing and building the business.
Congratulations. I hope you get some good use out of it. And congratulations to the grandpa for not discarding those shorts he bought in the 80's and has the brass to wear them today.
Really missed you guys even my wife wondered where y'all were. Glad you are back and with new equipment for the shop. Keep growing your business the more varied the tools the more varied the jobs.
And more varied the videos. 👍
Looks like a great new machine. It must have an interesting history. A French machine in Australia with Imperial units instead of metric. Nice to see the International crane still contributing. Really looking forward to the next steps with this machine.
If that machine could talk... The stories and projects that it could tell! Congrats
I have NEVER known this much info about ANYTHING I’ve just purchased….cheers!
You know it's big when it has its own operating platform. BEAST! :))
What a great addition to your arsenal of Machines! Can’t wait to see you getting it back in action! Great investigative work finding the manual, Karen! Great outtakes!
So nice to see your business expanding again. Please clean that beast and record as you doing so. That'd be something satisfying to see❤
Great to see the use of proper hand signals to the crane operators, often the little thing that show professional an outfit is.
*Cutting Edge Engineering Australia* Bravo well done, thanks for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.
Landlord is my favorite character in the highvis and short shorts, i couldn't pull it off better my self. Also can i get a Karen narrated in-depth history of idk.... everything???
Karen has agreed to do more voice overs, to save both our sanity 😂
@@CuttingEdgeEngineering With her diction and voice Karen could develop a career in doing voice-overs professionally.
Nice to see your new crane being put to work.
G'day guys! Watched this twice as it took me a while to get my head around it., This is stupidly huge! Give the monstrous weight, I reckon a new chunk of floor will be needed once it gets used in anger. Even if it's old, I can see it being immensely useful, so absolutely full marks for scoring it. Definitely want to see all these new toys developed and put into work. SO COOL to watch these. You two really have created an incredible thing. THE engineering goto site. Thank you, Kurtis and a huge thank you to Karen for your skills at bringing this all to our homes!
It will be treat to see it set in place, leveled, plumbed, grouted, and ready to be put to work.
I really enjoyed Karen's off the cuff gasps and giggles as you were getting the thing unloaded and moved into the shop.
I am still hoping George shows up but I suppose it is late in the season for that.
Take care and have a great weekend,
jack, in The Valley of The Sun, Arizona
Hey Jack, we had a couple of Butcher birds visiting a few weeks ago but they only visited a few times and haven't seen them again, might have been his family 🥺
Your out takes are always so damn funny! No, I’ve never seen a machine that big, it’s going to definitely be something to see getting it up, running and producing!
One bite at a time. Wonderful to be young. This is going to be worth every minute! Cheers 🥃
Loved Karen’s narration, As I’ve said, before, you are one, talented lady and your husband is an artist
Two cranes, and the hi-low. Now that's heavy metal.
So excited to see this in operation!!
Us too mate!
Gotta love that new machine day feeling. This thing is a UNIT!
The bigger the better? 😂
That’s what you get when the machine eats ALL the pies. O_O
Show,chow,chow machine!!
Awesome milling machine I hope the word gets out and we can see this machine in operation and you can get all of the work this machine can handle great purchase
Traveling column floor mill!!! Nice!!!! Have set up two of them in my career, ran four total, I can truly say you've got a job ahead of you. You already covered all of the major obstacles, but there's two that I thought I might mention.
The draw bar for your tooling; was it originally set up for ISO 50 taper tool's, or BT 50??? There's like a a 19~20mm difference in the engagement length due to the different style of holders..
The other is something I had to deal with several times when I was in machine repair; people not lubricating the counter balance chain itself. Gone fishing for two of them when the chain failed due to lack of something as basic as an oil can. With everything else on your plate, that could be an easy miss that could seriously bite you later.
Just like the others, great video. I personally am rooting for you folks.
Nice machine. I used a huron when i worked in england but was more of a knee mill style but with universal ram. It would happily take a 6mm deep full width cut with 150 mm face mill in d2 tool steel.nice big blue chips.
Cutting chips is easier than explaining about machines. Keep up the good work.
Karen’s narration=🔥! Kurtis’s new black threads=🔥! Homie inspecting the Huron=🔥! BRAND NEW MACHINE FOR CCE =🔥🔥🔥! All around congratulations!
Wow What a lift. Even me that is not a machinist was chewing my fingernails until it was all safely positioned in the shop Wow again!