Girl cuts MONSTER Chips for the first time on a CNC MACHINE
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2024
- CNC Machining for the FIRST TIME on a Syil X7 and a Heller HF 5500!
Kylie sees what being a machinist is all about!
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0:00 - CNC Machining
0:23 - First time CNC Machining Syil X7
1:14 - Taking Machining to the next level!
1:37 - First time CNC Machining on Heller HF 5500
3:52 - 30 Years of CNC Machining
#Machining #Machinist #Engineering - Наука та технологія
When a machine makes you jump in surprise and you dont have a finger over the feed hold button you know you're a newbie.
Lmao yea, I've been cnc machinist for 15 years. Finger stays on feed hold until I proof out the first run. My machine only rapids at 600ipm so this is pretty impressive
she sees this machine for the first time. She's just here to attract men. this channel is down.
Ты прав черт возьми
Let her enjoy her excitement until she crashes the machine for the first time😂
Very true! Even with your finger on the feed hold or emergency stop button, it can still do some crazy damage, let alone being away from the button 😮 I couldn't and wouldn't do it lol
00:37 my reaction everytime a project turns out the way I intended 😍😂 This is so wholesome and AWESOME!
Nothing makes a machinist happier that pushing the limits to making chips...
All the energy and excitement within the video was super contagious!
To more and more of all this Kylie!
That Heller is truly an amazing piece of technology. The engineering behind these machines are just insane when you think about it. Always good stuff here. Much love and gratitude from Louisiana. 💥💪
I wonder how long will these machines last. And at what point it will be outdated. That's crazy!
@@gospodinkenobi9903 From what I understand once these machines are in place they run literally for 24/7 for years and years with the right operators. I was doing some reading on these beasts and of the like. What blows my mind is the weight the table can support while making rapid movements from a dead stop to next position and be within a couple of tenths and repeat that all day long.
Love the excitement of that first cut !
I've been doing this for decades and almost forgot that thrill of chips flying off of the stock. Good stuff
So nice to see Kylie do this. Was really cool to see her reaction to the speed of cuts. Keep up the great work.
Although I am happy for her, I am a bit envious. Unlike her, I did not follow my father’s foot steps to come a machinist. He was a farmer. I did not enjoy working with my old man so I pursued a different career. My dream was not his dream. When I was in high school, I was in the FFA, and my team took state in the crops competition. He didn’t even congratulate me. Through my own hard work and dedication, I have aches level of greatness in CNC milling. It makes me wonder farther I could have gotten if I had the same support that this young woman has. At best, in my experience with industry I only had three days to sink or swim.
She is going to do wonders for this channel. You all did a great job with this video.
I tried .750 kor5 2.0 axial .2 radial 15000rpm 600ipm machine could only handle it for about 1.5 inches
Backed off to .100 radial 300ipm and held a steady 80% spindle load
Love this tool!
currently roughing cast aluminum parts. going 470 IPM with a 50mm shell mill. 2000 lPM is so insane. our machine rapid is about 1400.
When you have videos of a dude doing it, do you add the words "Boy cuts on CNC"? 😂
97% of those who do it are dudes, so no point. Everyone nows/thinks it's a dude cutting, but when it's not, one have to refer to 'girl cuting' for anyone to atually look up and belive it)
I thought the same. What a way to degrade someone just starting out.
That’s awesome Kylie keep up the good work
First error: No finger on feed hold or anywhere near the e-stop. Nice job, guys.
At 2000 Ipm, what's the point 😂😂😂
First error, lost her safety glasses on way to Heller!
Gotta get the full experience and run a tap right before your Friday shift ends and that’ll be whether or not you have a good weekend or not. True machinist.
So awesome to see the next generation "taking over the show".
Titan´s vibe and hype for machining is contagious ... Kylie proves it
I want to see more of this! True, honest excitement, that's what it's all about.
Just wish my wife was as enthusiastic about machining as I am 😂
We were hitting over 1000IPM a few years ago with no end in sight, the limit was the controller processing the cut and looking that far in advance. It's eye opening!!!
Love this video! Awesome job Kylie! Infectious excitement👏🤙
That machine is a BEAST!
Awesome super excited
Kylie! WAIT, hold up!! Please put those safety glasses back on before you hit cycle start on that Heller again (or any machine). There's no guarantee that window will stop whatever comes at it, and your eyes are worth more than the entire world. :)
So im a machnist for a few years now and when I plugged parameters from titans sugestions into my non-rigid-enough machine and blastyed start I jumped the same xD
Nothing happened, the component was made and i stood there in AWE looking at what just happened. And everything was fine and on its place. Awesome!
Kylie... Welcome to Manufacturing Industry.
There are so many things to learn in this industry.
Even the smallest thing creates huge impact on shop floor.
Happy Learning...You Go Girl...Cheers...😀
men.. i was sleepy when i started watching the vid... but her energy got my attention as if i am running the machine myslef lolz.. gj btw !
I feel this is Barry running his machines too. 😆👍
I love how it sounds like the metal is screaming in agony 😂
Machine tool 1, metal 0 🤣🤣
She got the spirit but luck the experience. Way to go! Good luck advancing
She is working in the administration, not going into machining
Used to have 100 horsepower Monarchs that would cut steel like it was pine. Talk about chips!😊😊😊
Safety first? What's that? What safety glasses? F*** it hit the green button!
Within a year she will be better at it than 80% of most machinist. Especially with a teacher like titan
No😂
@@conrad5319 yes
@@dominic6634 NO XDDDD
@@conrad5319 yes.
80% is a bit of an exaggeration. Although I work with some guys who have been in the trade for 25-30 years and can not be taught anything. I hesitate to even call them machinists. It's like talking to a wall. So she'll probably be better than the guys in the trade like that.
I work in CNC in Poland with an accuracy of 0.02 mm. I have a chance to go and live in the USA, but I don't know what drivers are used in the USA. In Europe, the most commonly used are Fanuca, Sinumeric and Heidenhain.I also work a lot on NX cam.what does it look like in the US?
All of the controls you mentioned, as well as NX cam are also widely used in the US. It really depends on what a particular company wanted or had the money to buy.
Excellent!! 🔥🔥🔥
Nice it's about time we got some new blood in the shop!
Man no lie about being addicted to chip making. Theres something downright intoxicating about making them endmills go brrr
I run a DMG MORI CMX1100v and that thing only goes up to 236. IPM, does anyone know if there a parameter that unlocks more IPM? Or that’s all the IPM that machine has?
Max rpm
Rapid override 100%
G0 Y15
There you go brotha 😂
what software drivers do you work with?
The sound coming off the big heller mincing that workpiece might have as well been composed by mozart himself😊
They're making chips
I'm eating chips
We are not the same
**dips hand in chip barrel**
If you guys make a video about making a part or new technology, might as well have one of the none machinists react to it. This is honestly a good reminder of where you might start out at.
I'd also like to see someone react to a lathe doing large DoC on a large part since I've always found it more concerning having a part spin at 1000rpm than the tool at 15,000rpm.
My first machining job was making huge pillow block bearing housings for cargo ships, hydro damns, etc.. I ran the mill and drill operations on old Carlton machinery. Would regularly drill out 3" diameter bolt holes on a minivan sized radial drill. I remember the first time I saw them turn one on a vertical lathe and thinking something that big should never be allowed to spin like that lmao
I cut 304 stainless at 600 ipm, no coolant
Safety First!
Almost stopped the spindle on the heller. Couldn't do that continuously
I'm going to say that is probably over full rapid for most cnc's, my robodrills are quick, and they are 2100 IPM full rapid
So who's daughter is Kylie? Not Titan Gilroy's or is she?
If you can set up infrastructure for people to start their own shops within an ecosystem you create, can grow faster. Charge rent and support fee. Provide loans with machines on collateral, charge for on hands training.
I dunno, not even half a minute in, and I suspect you might be looking for a new "head of strategic partnerships" soon, because someone here is getting hooked on machining, it seems. And I need more of just being able to see such enthousiasm!
The first cut does not have .005 ipt. It’s surprising how few people understand or have even heard of chip thinning. If you want to optimize your tooling speeds check it out.
I hope this kind of thing leads to CNC Drag Races at the major machine tool expos. See who can obliterate six cubic inches of 6061 fastest. And many other challenges.
where can I get one of those that speak in Metric 💥
i like she is exited
but remember children: single block, approach and read distance to go, 1 finger on hold button
if you crash without H tool parameter it will be more then 5000 euros of damages (poor Z axis), trust me (i was ... my boss, was in hurry; and writing in ISO from scratch ... is difficult because all patterns the solidcam do for you, you need to project it mentally while writing ... PLUS all macros for dinamic CURVES like the car hood, those are mentally frustrating when you just have a book and a pencil and you cant be sure of your calculations because boss is: CMON CMON! XD)
why do yall mill with the spin of the tool and not against the spin?
teacher told me to always go against the spin of the tool for better milling and longevity of the tool
Are you on a manual or cheap mill mb? On those you do it because of spindle rigidity, if your machine is ridgid enough you can do both, with the cut for better surface quality or conventional e.g. on surface hardened parts for longer tool life
climb milling is in this case going with the spin of the tool. long story short everything about it is better. better on the tool, faster speeds, better finishes, ect. conventional milling aka against the spin in generally recommended for manual machining because the mill has leads screws instead of ball screws. If the cut is big enough the endmill or tool can pull the slop out of the lead screw and cause it to take a big cut instantly and can break your tool where as if you conventional mill it try's to push your part away aka it takes the slope out of the lead screw and there is no where it can go.
I myself climb mill all the time on manual mills. reason for that is the table and friction is enough to stay still of a lot of aluminum parts and can do that for steel as well. however you got to be care full because it can get ya depending on what shape the mill is in. if the mill is worn and very loose, then mostly conventional milling with a small climb cut to clean the finish up would probably be best. but a newer mill that is tighter you can get away with it. You will know when you take too big of a cut on a manual mill with lead screws and the pressure on the feed handles will drop and you will feel the table being pulled into the endmill.
But at the end of the day I would say it really comes down to this one question. Does you mill have ball screws like every cnc or does it have leads screws? If the answer is yes then climb mill all day. if the answer is no, conventional mill for the big cuts and climb mill for the finish and smaller cuts
there could be some materials out there that won't go with this, but for probably 90 percent of all the things you would put on a mill, i would guess this holds true to that. for the most part. personal preference plays a lot to. find something that works for you
Love to see more women in the trades!
Nice
awesome
Wow she can be taught by a man such a rarity today 😊
GOOD CNC MACHINIST IN THE UK ARE RARE THESE DAYS
Team Titan which is most advance and rigid..
HELER OR DMG MORI
Heller is above DMGMORI … closest would be GROB
@@TITANSofCNC okuma or mori?- also what are you thoughts on okuma? haven't seen any of that from yall
These style of titles remind me of those from Eric Bugenhagen.
as someone who just enjoys machining videos, i have no idea what is going on but loving the energy
Where the safety glasses?
No one in the world needs safety glasses behind a safety glass. Idk why the US has that rule😆
0:54 наладчик никогда так не сделает, Он будет держать палец всегда на кнопке стоп. А тут обычное шоу. Канал классный. Новая прическа суперр.
Boooom im CNC machinist
what does she normally do though
Works in the administration, towards companies that got partnerships with Titans of CNC
🇷🇺Че там такого? Обработка дюраль алюминия, ничего сложного! Вот если бы показали как они чугун будут обрабатывать или AISI 316L или другой материал с высоким пределом прочности. Было бы интересно посмотреть.
😊👍
Working in IT never was that exciting. Why didn't I chose machining instead? 😥
Most larger machine shops also have an IT person/department, often times working to get the machines to communicate with the network, etc. so that may be something you could look forward to.
Feels kinda staged.
I liked your old videos and style way more- that was true passion- now everything seems so staged especially with all that camera equipment...
We have all kinds of videos and keep changing it up… just go back a few to find crazy full part tutorials etc
What is this? Anyone can push a button
Spindles won't last ...
All the haters have nothing to say now 🤙
Anyone can hit a green button after someone else has set it all up for you.
Yeah, but it's really hard to hit the button from your mom's basement with sticky tissues everywhere
They have their P.H.D.
@@wendull811 I know right?
@@jaxnaturals LOL
Marry me lol
It's easy to push buttons. IMO, you are NOT a Machinist unless you can make that part manually. Creating a program and setting tools does not make any person a Machinist.
Why does it matter that the machinist is a girl? Sounds like a sexist title to me.
Just trying to bring attention to women in the workforce… as machining is 97% men
@TITANSofCNC I can agree with that as I work as a machinist. However, one of the people I work with got taken into HR because he made a similar comment about a female welder, and he might be facing a sexual discrimination lawsuit now.
@@wendull811 It's a wacko world. Is it like refering to a worker as girl, or man, she or he, is discrimination nowadays at workplaces?
@@TITANSofCNC then use woman as your operative term. I don't think it was intentional, but by utilizing girl instead you highlighted how green she was by using a word that evokes youth and naivete. Maybe Im a bit more parsnickety than most, but in a similar situation I would not want to be called boy. Call the women women, save girl for your daughters.
eh heres my 2 cents for some reason... anyway at the end of the day i would say what does she think? she is the one in the video, if she is cool with it then why the hell should anyone else care about it. lifes to short to waste time about stuff like this. which i just lost 30 seconds typing this.... grown men are still boys and shoot people say stuff like this all the time. (whats up girl, you go girl, the boy loves to fish, ect)
Knowing what 1500 ipm rapids look like, not sure thats moving at 2000ipm, just cause ya program at that feed doesn't mean it gets there. People aways say they are cutting at 400 ipm on a Haas ,, Iv'e had a few, they never get there.
God bless her mom and dad! Get it girl!