Thanks! My guys are great… I call those the Viking Drums😁 Also, Oh Man… I see the Eagle Badge by your name… Thank you so much for becoming a partner. Titan
The timing on that engine start with the drop in the music was just perfect. Editing, story flow, camera work and music-picture synergy is amazing, such as the content. A joy to watch these quality videos.
Waiting for the machining to begin. It feels soothing to watch the chips fly and see the finished complex part in the end. I also passed the Titans Of CNC and Academy name to a machine shop here in Manitoba who weren't aware of your videos etc. The boss' son and wants to be a machinist so hopefully he and others at the company signed on to your Academy program.
I noticed in every video that there is not a crane or overhead travelling crane in the factory. I am from Europe/Greece and cant remember the last time i visited a factory without overhead travelling crane. You dont use those in USA?
Out of curiosity, how does a machine sense a damaged or failed tool? Around 55 years ago I worked as a draftsman for a machine tool design company. They designed tools used for the mass production of automotive equipment, such as engine blocks. They used things like air pressure sensors to determine if, say, a drill bit broke. There were also operators watching for broken cutters or telltale signs of a damaged tool. The machines you use to cut run at much greater speeds, tool changes are automatic, flood cooling obstructs visibility, and automation lets the operator move away from the machine. How do you know that damaged tools are not ruining the parts being machined?
A load meter, generally. You can set minimum and maximum load limits in the controller for every tool, or only those tools of most concern, or none at all if you wish.
I just learned the other day that my cousins 18 year old daughter will be going off to college soon. She wants to become a CNC machinist. I did not see that coming from her.
Since seeing a recommended video of yours a while back and since then being subscribed I have increasingly become interested in CNC and everything related to it. So much so I've begun contacting local shops in my town and I am currently in the process of pursuing a new career.
@@TITANSofCNC I will certainly do that. However I live in Canada, not sure if that matters. My only experience currently is from my current job in an automotive factory press shop
@@TrashParty No worries! TITANS of CNC Academy curriculum is used globally. Are you a member of the TITANS of CNC MACHINING group on Facebook? If not, we encourage you to become a member. I know we have individuals from Canada 😊
@@Sara-TOC I will also do that. My original comment was made at the beginning of my shift. This one was made after and I went home with a letter of recommendation. I'm not wasting any time. 😎😁 Just want to say thanks for the inspiration. Machining is just so damn cool
Do you guys use vericut for simulation of the code now Sandvik bought CGtech, making it part of the mastercam family? I've had some issues with mastercam simulation, where the cimco post was flipping the bed the opposite direction than mastercam simulation thought it was in simultaneous five axis moves. Another level of verification would give me real peace of mind for high end machines like the Heller.
No matter how much you spend on machines, tooling. If youre making million dollar parts for space programs or 10 dollar parts for kids toys, your boss will always be too cheap to not buy the 10 dollar straps from harbor freight
As usual guys every part you make is a whole school of education waiting for Mr. Barry to finish this battle with this KENNAMETAL awesome weapons BOOM 💥
Subject : design & invention a new Clock Gage Dear sir I’m contacting you to say that recently I design a new measuring tool (Clock Gage) to align rotary tools. I spend two years for designing this tool at Katia software and I’m sure this new invention could be useful for your company. I would be grateful if you could guide me what to do and I look forward to a successful working…please help mi.....tanks...
Classical music was a lot more reasonable for a machinist. The instant on-screen captions are a stressful @ 1:45. Either you can listen, or read. But cramming both seems chugly and catering towards AD(H)D viewers
I’ve never seen a single piece of metal machined like this episode. Wow! I mean no disrespect but you sure look a lot like Wolfman Jack. Again for give me if that offends you
Could you imagine being a tool vendor selling end mills to Titans of CNC? "Sorry, your warranty is void, we will not warranty a part sold to you guys!" 😆
The camera operators and editors that make these videos need their own behind the scenes type channel. The production value of these videos are great, and they should get more recognition.
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Spectacular video friends of TITANS OF CNC. Waiting for the second part eagerly! Your channel is spectacular! I congratulate you. They are a great contribution to teaching the world of cnc. Greetings!
Зачем делать видео про сборку инструмента и потом не показывать обработку? Никто на производстве неразбирает весь инструмент со станка, он стоит в магазине и используется на типовых поверхностях. Клип снят для школьников..
When can we buy those huge coffee mugs you guys are using? Would love one in titanium, since it's non-reactive with the human body. Will probably be a bit expensive, but I'm sure it would sell out if you did a limited run. 😃 And of course, it would have to feel SOLID. Not like those thin form-pressed tin cans we get from lightweight outdoors/survival brands.
Barry left us hanging, like teenage boy that thought he was getting ready to go all the way. 💔 I've machined plenty of investment castings similar to your project but I have no experience with that type of a part from raw stock.
Whoever selects the music in these videos needs a raise! Those tribal drums just get the heart rate up... 💥
Thanks! My guys are great… I call those the Viking Drums😁
Also, Oh Man… I see the Eagle Badge by your name… Thank you so much for becoming a partner.
Titan
@@TITANSofCNC
So how we could have this eagle with our name 🥲
@@mohammedalbattal77 There's a join button next to the subscribe button. Maybe you'll find it on PC
@@aezarexxzarus4846
Thank you brother
@@TITANSofCNC Life's a two way street right? It's the least I could do to help support what you all do for us. Much love and gratitude.
You guys are the ones that sparked my interest in machining and caused me to go to school for CNC machining
This is awesome! Your hard work and dedication will pay off. We look forward to hearing about your journey! 😊
They got me thinking about going fr. How is it? You commented on this video 8 months ago....
@@210HERNANDESZit's not bad gen eds what going to get you lol
The timing on that engine start with the drop in the music was just perfect. Editing, story flow, camera work and music-picture synergy is amazing, such as the content. A joy to watch these quality videos.
Waiting for the machining to begin. It feels soothing to watch the chips fly and see the finished complex part in the end. I also passed the Titans Of CNC
and Academy name to a machine shop here in Manitoba who weren't aware of your videos etc. The boss' son and wants to be a machinist so hopefully he
and others at the company signed on to your Academy program.
I love the “packing list enclosed” attached to the giant hunk of metal
Woot woot! 🎉 Love it, guys. Stay awesome!! BOOM! 💜
I noticed in every video that there is not a crane or overhead travelling crane in the factory.
I am from Europe/Greece and cant remember the last time i visited a factory without overhead travelling crane. You dont use those in USA?
С нетерпением жду продолжения.
Out of curiosity, how does a machine sense a damaged or failed tool? Around 55 years ago I worked as a draftsman for a machine tool design company. They designed tools used for the mass production of automotive equipment, such as engine blocks. They used things like air pressure sensors to determine if, say, a drill bit broke. There were also operators watching for broken cutters or telltale signs of a damaged tool.
The machines you use to cut run at much greater speeds, tool changes are automatic, flood cooling obstructs visibility, and automation lets the operator move away from the machine.
How do you know that damaged tools are not ruining the parts being machined?
A load meter, generally. You can set minimum and maximum load limits in the controller for every tool, or only those tools of most concern, or none at all if you wish.
Tolle Show´s macht ihr immer......
“Pain is temporary, Glory is forever!” - Wintergartan
At least once a day on the shop floor I ask myself "What would Barry do?"
Guys….buy a crane
Everyone says the same thing but they prefer the forklift for some reason until they drop it on their million dollar machines.
I just learned the other day that my cousins 18 year old daughter will be going off to college soon. She wants to become a CNC machinist. I did not see that coming from her.
Hello Barry, awesome stuff man!
Nice coaster you have there :P
Beautiful work, your channels amazing. Trying to learn your ways all the way from AUS
Greetings to Australia! We appreciate your support! 🙏
Since seeing a recommended video of yours a while back and since then being subscribed I have increasingly become interested in CNC and everything related to it.
So much so I've begun contacting local shops in my town and I am currently in the process of pursuing a new career.
So Awesome!
Get on our free Academy.titansofcnc.com and go to resources and read the instructions.
Titan
@@TITANSofCNC I will certainly do that. However I live in Canada, not sure if that matters. My only experience currently is from my current job in an automotive factory press shop
man that's awesome!
@@TrashParty No worries! TITANS of CNC Academy curriculum is used globally. Are you a member of the TITANS of CNC MACHINING group on Facebook? If not, we encourage you to become a member. I know we have individuals from Canada 😊
@@Sara-TOC I will also do that. My original comment was made at the beginning of my shift. This one was made after and I went home with a letter of recommendation. I'm not wasting any time. 😎😁
Just want to say thanks for the inspiration. Machining is just so damn cool
❤from india
Do you guys use vericut for simulation of the code now Sandvik bought CGtech, making it part of the mastercam family? I've had some issues with mastercam simulation, where the cimco post was flipping the bed the opposite direction than mastercam simulation thought it was in simultaneous five axis moves. Another level of verification would give me real peace of mind for high end machines like the Heller.
Barry drinks dasani? I dont know if i can take any of his advice anymore.
Exactly… 😂😂😂
We have filtered water at the shop so that took extra effort😂😂😂
you guys build an new facility and dont have a crane?
No matter how much you spend on machines, tooling. If youre making million dollar parts for space programs or 10 dollar parts for kids toys, your boss will always be too cheap to not buy the 10 dollar straps from harbor freight
part 2. please
How long does the programming take on a part like this?
He’s energetic What kind of CAD is it?
I've got goosebumps and you haven't even started machining! LOL
I see John Wick style of music 😁
how come you dont have a crane in the shop?
You're a tease Barry!!!
Ya'll really need an overhead crane.
I freaking love Dura Bar
3:50 bro ik you guys are in texas but you can still ask titan to turn on the ac xD
Крутое видео!!! Но это же явно не производство, это демо зал оборудования ? Или что ?
For a machine shop, it's awfully quiet in there 🤔
You guys should do a series on ductile niresist
First view from India🇮🇳❤️
Finally Barry's video) Hopefully some your new video is coming out!
Yes lots more coming soon 😉
Hi guys, can you do a video on tolerances, how to diagnose when parts are out of tolerance and make it correct
But.. But... Where is the chips!!
Slick!
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Симфония качества, i like it
I don't know why, but shell cutters are my favorite.
Dude same they’re just cool 😂
@@jacobacostamasterscribe2200 "Mmmm yes, make that 2" swath of Ti flat af. Perfect. Thanks." Hahaha
I wonder why you guys not having any cranes in there
My company is gonna need x2 30" housings with impellers.
And this is why we have foundries
I was going to die if Titan came around the corner playing that fancy violin music
As usual guys every part you make is a whole school of education waiting for Mr. Barry to finish this battle with this KENNAMETAL awesome weapons BOOM 💥
Subject : design & invention a new Clock Gage
Dear sir
I’m contacting you to say that recently I design a new measuring tool (Clock Gage) to align rotary tools. I spend two years for designing this tool at Katia software and I’m sure this new invention could be useful for your company. I would be grateful if you could guide me what to do and I look forward to a successful working…please help mi.....tanks...
Wow, never knew they made round stock of these proportions❗🙄
Perfect man
Classical music was a lot more reasonable for a machinist. The instant on-screen captions are a stressful @ 1:45.
Either you can listen, or read. But cramming both seems chugly and catering towards AD(H)D viewers
I’ve never seen a single piece of metal machined like this episode. Wow!
I mean no disrespect but you sure look a lot like Wolfman Jack. Again for give me if that offends you
Could you imagine being a tool vendor selling end mills to Titans of CNC? "Sorry, your warranty is void, we will not warranty a part sold to you guys!" 😆
Can you make a video about making a 3d models in CAD like this part from blueprints?
I guess that the blueprint is realy complex to read
The camera operators and editors that make these videos need their own behind the scenes type channel. The production value of these videos are great, and they should get more recognition.
Thank you for your continued support! The editing team loves reading these comments! 😊🎬
Barry.may know what he doing
my supervisor is using the titians of cnc academy as my training for cnc i got 8 of the intro parts solids done 2 of them fully programed
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1:35 Wait, you don't use a torque wrench to build up your tool set? 😆
😂🤣😂 Barry's actually using his Titanium drink's mat...
You guys haven't looked into AlCrona pro 2 coating?
Arghhhh, not a single chip in this video! Now what do I do with this pent up frustration?
You can't go that far and not show any cutting. The internet has rules you know...
Where is the rest? I want to see the part being machined and the finished product. :(
processing large parts in my profile
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Spectacular video friends of TITANS OF CNC. Waiting for the second part eagerly! Your channel is spectacular! I congratulate you.
They are a great contribution to teaching the world of cnc. Greetings!
Greetings! Thank you for your continued support! We are happy to hear you enjoy the content! 😊
Not to be smarter than the engineer but wouldn't it be cheaper faster and simpler to get this part cast and machined just the important surfaces?
if this is cast iron why wasn't it cast near shape instead of going from a billet?
What material is the work made of?
Dura-Bar 65-45-12 Ductile Iron
@@JamesWatts-ik8fe I thought I saw the boss in another video about that part saying it was a super hard alloy( harder than Inconel 718).
So many awesome tools
I like my music louder than the speaking voice.
In Deutschland stellt man Teil wie das Backenfutter einfach her. Ohne dieses Blöde Girnlose verhalten.
Зачем делать видео про сборку инструмента и потом не показывать обработку? Никто на производстве неразбирает весь инструмент со станка, он стоит в магазине и используется на типовых поверхностях. Клип снят для школьников..
cant wait for it
Only machine shop with no hoist....why???
Freaking sketchy way to pick up that stock.
Больше времени занимает подготовка, чем сама обработка детали😅
When can we buy those huge coffee mugs you guys are using? Would love one in titanium, since it's non-reactive with the human body. Will probably be a bit expensive, but I'm sure it would sell out if you did a limited run. 😃
And of course, it would have to feel SOLID. Not like those thin form-pressed tin cans we get from lightweight outdoors/survival brands.
what music do Titan use? with songs?
what a cliffhanger to be left at
I don't understand abautMalysia
Y’all need some lifting magnets
That noise when the tool holder goes into the assembly chuck 🤤 random I know haha
I prefer a Tungaloys drill)
Aga bu dediklerin doğru mu.
Let me guess it was 50m dollars
I used to make wood patterns and core box's for things like this seems a while back now happy times
do you guys use simulation software beyond what's built into mastercam?
Barry left us hanging, like teenage boy that thought he was getting ready to go all the way. 💔
I've machined plenty of investment castings similar to your project but I have no experience with that type of a part from raw stock.
That guys knows this work
Saw Barry on the thumbnail & knew I had to watch. Teased us this time
I feel like Donnie would just crank these out in his Swiss machine one after the next. Boom!
Should do a mastercam video on how to program it step by step!
Why wouldnt you cast it
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Barry is my hero