This is an amazing part. I am a cnc machinist a have a coule sem. Left and il be going on to my bachlors in industrial management and applied engineering. I have never made anything that bueatful.
Love yours channel but it’s hard to someone like me who living Europe and we use metric. My suggestion is when you talk about imperial numbers put subtitle where will explain in metric. 😉
@@TITANSofCNC hey buddy ,I run a similiar machine ,is there anyway to by pass the door interlock saftey switch,(example:running the machine with the door open)this is the only machine I havent figured out how to by pass that interlock,I'm thinking I would have to remove the whole device but who wants to do that on such a beautiful machine,please feed back
Great job! I enjoy watching every single video I am a former mechanic, now working as a pilot for an airline. But honestly I miss my old job a lot and all the interesting technology who comes with it. My true passion is to make metal chips! My future project is to start my own business with a machine shop. Hopefully within the next year. I used to program with the TopSolid CAD/CAM system. Autodesk Fusion 360 got my interest when I watched your videos. Now I learn how to program in fusion 360. So far so good and I am very happy with the software. Now I try to program 5 axis parts in fusion 360. NOW MY QESTION IS: Do you have a software to simulate your CNC programs with the exact same CNC machine? So you can make sure that the tool and spindle won't collide with any other part of the cnc machine. Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Hey! Just search for [machine manufacturer + "virtual machine"] on Google and you should find what you need. We use the Index virtual machines and DMG Mori got virtual machines as well. Hope this helps you:)
I run the exact same machine at work, and I would never be allowed to do stuff like that :( it’s amazing what the machine can do I just wish I would be allowed to
Awesome job! I know Kennametal is a sponsor but if you get the chance look into Capto couplings as an alternate to KM couplings. Kennametal makes them too.
The Capto is a pull back... and the KM50 is a ball lock. Very similar but the ball lock takes less damage if you ever crash and the KM50 has more rigidity as it compounds out, away from the turret. Both are great.
From what i have experienced capto wears better over time. Also there seems to be a bigger selection of tooling now that the patent expired. But agreed both have their advantages.
I'm running a similiar machine is there any way to by pass that door interlock ,like most machines there's different ways to by pass(meaning I can run the machine with the door open)I'm strating to think I would have to take the whole safety lock device out,which no one wants to do,please feed back
someone else I mean I get it if you don’t like the German wrapper on the machine (I personally like all of the ergo features they’ve improved on). But inside it’s still straight Mori from way back. We literally have this exact machine on our floor, and it is extremely heavy with full box ways in X and Z with very powerful and fast servos. The Celos control is just MAPPs V on Mitsubishi, not really much of a change from before the DMG acquisition. This Machine is just as heavy duty as my 1984 MV45... both built in Nara in fact. I say all that to say that I think ‘cheapened’ is probably a poor choice of word for what you don’t like. I’m not trying to be argumentative, but I personally just don’t see any quality reduction for the sake of profits from them.
@TITANS of CNC: Academy "Dumb" question here... A lot of the metals that you encourage people to learn and learn well are hell-atiously expensive ? No ? Like the Ti-Al-4V … Or inconel / special nickel alloys; on your teaching programs / academy are you hooked into any metal suppliers that folks could take advantage for a discount (in the USA) ? Just an idea/ thought.
In our Free online academy.titansofcnc.com we teach with aluminum on all lower level CNC series... but as we progress into Aerospace etc... it naturally is going to higher materials and tighter tolerances. TMS Titanium has been very good to our students.
Awesome will check out TMS (Thanks!). Always good to stress the FREE part ;-) What you save on lessons you can spend on more challenging materials (when appropriate). It all works and hangs together nicely.
Tyson is great at explaining everything, you can tell he loves what he's doing. Awesome job Tyson, and great video Titan!
your son is a cool, humble young man. well done paps/titan.
Awsome videos guys!!! I am a field service engineer for DMG MORI here in Dallas and its awsome to see our machines in action!!
This is an amazing part. I am a cnc machinist a have a coule sem. Left and il be going on to my bachlors in industrial management and applied engineering. I have never made anything that bueatful.
So cool to finally see a good vid of these machine on youtube. I'm currently running 2 of these at work and I must say, it's awesome!
Come on RUclips this is the best program for young leaders on the web !
Thanks
Yet another awesome part. Sick, great job guys! Humble pie. Love what you guys are doing. Thanks Titan and the Gilroy family. Much gratitude.
I'm suprised to see a mori in this shop. we have an NL2500 also amazing what you can do with one. we do a ton of hobb work with ours.
Good job buddy that’s a big accomplishment you should be proud of your self
Well done Tyson! Excellent work
Love it love learning I run same machine sometimes two. They don't tech you much sink or swim baby.
Love yours channel but it’s hard to someone like me who living Europe and we use metric. My suggestion is when you talk about imperial numbers put subtitle where will explain in metric. 😉
Always love Titan stuff ...super cool
I appreciate the support!
@@TITANSofCNC hey buddy ,I run a similiar machine ,is there anyway to by pass the door interlock saftey switch,(example:running the machine with the door open)this is the only machine I havent figured out how to by pass that interlock,I'm thinking I would have to remove the whole device but who wants to do that on such a beautiful machine,please feed back
The DMG's are a fine bit of engineering, would love to have one at my work.
@someone else I've run Dmg machines I now know it stands for dodgy machining group lol
Fabulous surface finish, good share and good show !
“I’m not just your dad, I’m your boss too...”
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Great job! I enjoy watching every single video
I am a former mechanic, now working as a pilot for an airline. But honestly I miss my old job a lot and all the interesting technology who comes with it. My true passion is to make metal chips!
My future project is to start my own business with a machine shop. Hopefully within the next year. I used to program with the TopSolid CAD/CAM system. Autodesk Fusion 360 got my interest when I watched your videos. Now I learn how to program in fusion 360. So far so good and I am very happy with the software. Now I try to program 5 axis parts in fusion 360.
NOW MY QESTION IS: Do you have a software to simulate your CNC programs with the exact same CNC machine? So you can make sure that the tool and spindle won't collide with any other part of the cnc machine.
Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Hey! Just search for [machine manufacturer + "virtual machine"] on Google and you should find what you need. We use the Index virtual machines and DMG Mori got virtual machines as well. Hope this helps you:)
A mechanic is NOT the same as a machinist
Vielen Dank. Werde mir das anschauen.
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I run the exact same machine at work, and I would never be allowed to do stuff like that :( it’s amazing what the machine can do I just wish I would be allowed to
Awesome job! I know Kennametal is a sponsor but if you get the chance look into Capto couplings as an alternate to KM couplings. Kennametal makes them too.
The Capto is a pull back... and the KM50 is a ball lock. Very similar but the ball lock takes less damage if you ever crash and the KM50 has more rigidity as it compounds out, away from the turret. Both are great.
From what i have experienced capto wears better over time. Also there seems to be a bigger selection of tooling now that the patent expired. But agreed both have their advantages.
Badass part!
Thanks!
Awesome! Very nice job!
I'm running a similiar machine is there any way to by pass that door interlock ,like most machines there's different ways to by pass(meaning I can run the machine with the door open)I'm strating to think I would have to take the whole safety lock device out,which no one wants to do,please feed back
Finally a Pro brand in your shop 👍
someone else I mean I get it if you don’t like the German wrapper on the machine (I personally like all of the ergo features they’ve improved on). But inside it’s still straight Mori from way back. We literally have this exact machine on our floor, and it is extremely heavy with full box ways in X and Z with very powerful and fast servos. The Celos control is just MAPPs V on Mitsubishi, not really much of a change from before the DMG acquisition. This Machine is just as heavy duty as my 1984 MV45... both built in Nara in fact. I say all that to say that I think ‘cheapened’ is probably a poor choice of word for what you don’t like. I’m not trying to be argumentative, but I personally just don’t see any quality reduction for the sake of profits from them.
Hella chatter going on in the background towards the beginning.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i thought the same thing!
Exelente...Es muy bueno ese mae
BOOM! made in Japan, OMG
you could show the zeroing of the Y axis, if necessary
@TITANS of CNC: Academy "Dumb" question here... A lot of the metals that you encourage people to learn and learn well are hell-atiously expensive ? No ? Like the Ti-Al-4V … Or inconel / special nickel alloys; on your teaching programs / academy are you hooked into any metal suppliers that folks could take advantage for a discount (in the USA) ? Just an idea/ thought.
In our Free online academy.titansofcnc.com we teach with aluminum on all lower level CNC series... but as we progress into Aerospace etc... it naturally is going to higher materials and tighter tolerances.
TMS Titanium has been very good to our students.
Awesome will check out TMS (Thanks!). Always good to stress the FREE part ;-) What you save on lessons you can spend on more challenging materials (when appropriate). It all works and hangs together nicely.
Did you make your own stand or purchase one for your Mitutoyo profilometer?
They sell an adapter for the height gage
How do I copy a program on this machine to be able to copy and paste it into another program .
I have worked on a MORI machine;
sir sir I am joining your Academy
@1:49 which control did you use to turn the turret full round? (As u described as accidented)
In jog mode it turns only cclockwise.
@@tomekrozwadowski2265 Its scary for start. You expect turret turn T-1 and its turn T+11.
turret indexing timing very less its good
Let me come out to the shop for a week to learn ill pay for my own trip and motel just wanna learn from the best