For the hobbyist, this seems light years away. Over the top amazing technology, and thank you for taking the time to video it all. Almost depressing the learning curve to go from 3-axis to see the incredibly complicated parts you can make with these machines.
with dedication you are always closer than you think. i started with an overdraft and in the garage with a small benchtop mill a little over three years ago. now got several Haas', and just bought my first DMG NLX2500SY. Toying with the idea of a DMU50 too kb-tech.co.uk if you dont believe me
@@keefmeef wow, that is awsome! I am still student building on his first cnc router. My biggest dream is to become self employed after school. Let's see, whether that's actually posible. But storys like yours help me to hope for it :-)
@@keefmeef Keef, that's crazy - well done! What did you start making to begin with? Also, are you based in the UK? I may have a job I need doing - it's a project for one of my machines.
I still love the capability and price of HAAS but after working around DMG there is no comparison. A CMX 1100 and DMC 80u were added in the last year and have had an NHX 8000 and NV5000 steadily putting out work. All have been bulletproof.
I am going to Germany in 3 days and I will visit lot of dealers. already bought one old CTX400 by photo 😄 And gonna buy CTX420/520. I expect from them good accuracy)) they have linear system. Also will look for some DMU milling 4/5 axes. Whooaaa
Linear scales will not add accuracy a penny! This is for control to mask earlier degradation of your slideways. There is a reason why they put this expensive part as a standard! Think about it! They woulnt spend a dime but now they put expensive scales into machine? There is more to it. Reality is that with scales amchine is cheaper but people make "whoahh" sound. The other story is they make it mass production next door to DMG in Pfronten.
@@harrelsontrumpets I worked on a M1 and despite it being a lower class machine priced at around 80k with all options, it features the same head-head-head design which makes it very reliable and makes cleaning and maintenance a charm, while the Siemens control is pretty nice despite encountering many erratic problems, but at the same price point Doosan is better in almost every way except the design layout which has a moving table. I would be very hard pressed to choose if I didn't already have an idea of what I would be making, as when it comes to automation one is more suited to pallets while the other is easier to equip with stuff like barfeeders etc.
That's the NHX6300 with a CAT50 spindle. Often times, videos don't do machines justice with regards to size. The spindle housing is over a foot in diameter.
nice toys, but too expensive. the world will be changed by all those people who are making progress in building DIY CNC machines. I have seen really well-engineered projects, essential to reduce costs obviously, but some geniuses. these from the industry are obviously brilliant, but too "comfortable" that they would like their customers to simply press buttons and pay. This is capitalism, and in the new world, sorry, they are too greedy, and they are devouring the world, it cannot be sustainable.
DMG - MORI : MACHINING : C.N.C . 3D ; 7 AXIS ; TOP : MACHINING : THE WORLD ; Melhores : C. N.C. ; faz Todas Operações completa !!! Coloca Peça ; Sai Pronta !!!! É Tecnology : C.N.C. TOP : MACHINING : DMG - MORI ; IN U.S.A. TOP .
"Not only is it silent, but you don't hear a thing." - John Saunders, 2018
Yes, John was having a Yogi Berra moment I think...
I stopped watching this video a month ago and started it up in the middle of it by accident and that was the first thing that I heard him say. lol.
For the hobbyist, this seems light years away. Over the top amazing technology, and thank you for taking the time to video it all. Almost depressing the learning curve to go from 3-axis to see the incredibly complicated parts you can make with these machines.
with dedication you are always closer than you think. i started with an overdraft and in the garage with a small benchtop mill a little over three years ago.
now got several Haas', and just bought my first DMG NLX2500SY. Toying with the idea of a DMU50 too
kb-tech.co.uk if you dont believe me
@@keefmeef wow, that is awsome! I am still student building on his first cnc router. My biggest dream is to become self employed after school. Let's see, whether that's actually posible. But storys like yours help me to hope for it :-)
@@keefmeef Keef, that's crazy - well done! What did you start making to begin with? Also, are you based in the UK? I may have a job I need doing - it's a project for one of my machines.
Aaaaaaaa. I run a set of machines from the 90s and this makes me so envious, you wouldn't believe.
Ur love of ur machinery is lovelier
I still love the capability and price of HAAS but after working around DMG there is no comparison. A CMX 1100 and DMC 80u were added in the last year and have had an NHX 8000 and NV5000 steadily putting out work. All have been bulletproof.
The rotary pallet pool is a dreammmm machine. Imagine the itme you could save just in setups.. 21 Pallets, 84 pallet faces..
Thanks for the inside look at the CMX 1100V John. This machine may be on our floor soon and we're looking at a robot or pallet pool system as well.
What sort of programming knowledge does a shop need for a robot? Do you need a special person for that?
@@penguiburst our robot can be programmed by anyone in a few minutes.
last week we got the CMX 800 V with (next year) Pallet changer.
That 75hp machine pretty nice .. but you should see duoblock with the 5axis torquemaster...
Been by that building many times, always wondered what was inside! :D
thanks for the amazing videos
Insane lathe there. Something Id love to check out to see these in action
Deckel maho still the best.
I am going to Germany in 3 days and I will visit lot of dealers. already bought one old CTX400 by photo 😄
And gonna buy CTX420/520. I expect from them good accuracy)) they have linear system. Also will look for some DMU milling 4/5 axes. Whooaaa
Linear scales will not add accuracy a penny! This is for control to mask earlier degradation of your slideways. There is a reason why they put this expensive part as a standard! Think about it! They woulnt spend a dime but now they put expensive scales into machine? There is more to it. Reality is that with scales amchine is cheaper but people make "whoahh" sound. The other story is they make it mass production next door to DMG in Pfronten.
Sweet 2 new videos for me to watch :D
both excellent post"s go John
I prefer the DMG Mori DMC to the CMX as all the slide ways are above the table away from the machining envelope.
I agree, but the DMC is literally twice the price of the CMX well into the $300k range.
@@harrelsontrumpets I worked on a M1 and despite it being a lower class machine priced at around 80k with all options, it features the same head-head-head design which makes it very reliable and makes cleaning and maintenance a charm, while the Siemens control is pretty nice despite encountering many erratic problems, but at the same price point Doosan is better in almost every way except the design layout which has a moving table. I would be very hard pressed to choose if I didn't already have an idea of what I would be making, as when it comes to automation one is more suited to pallets while the other is easier to equip with stuff like barfeeders etc.
Lubricate coolant splash on windscreen have wiper?
no mention of the ultrasonic machines?
Very very nice machine sir I am shocked
How the hell are they getting 75hp out of such a small motor? My 10hp spindle is probably the same size as the one they're running!
That's the NHX6300 with a CAT50 spindle. Often times, videos don't do machines justice with regards to size. The spindle housing is over a foot in diameter.
Que entusiasmo Jake
Wow
Hey are there any CNC laser welders there?
here
Toyo Keiki!
Salesman needs to put his damn coffee down when he's talking to people.
When are you going to buy dmg machine?
Moritz Krebs I kind of wonder if that's coming. Maybe a dedicated 5 axis machine?
I dont like DMG MORI. Not satisfied with their products.
nice toys, but too expensive.
the world will be changed by all those people who are making progress in building DIY CNC machines.
I have seen really well-engineered projects, essential to reduce costs obviously, but some geniuses.
these from the industry are obviously brilliant, but too "comfortable" that they would like their customers to simply press buttons and pay. This is capitalism, and in the new world, sorry, they are too greedy, and they are devouring the world, it cannot be sustainable.
Keep the diy toys in the garage. This machines are made for money making jobs.
I don't think big companies will buy "DIY CNC Machines" for their manufacturing 😂😂
When companies buy branded machines they are also buying the 24/7 backup services + the continuous R&D alongside it. DIY doesn't offer that.
believe me DMG Mori's are not expensive, you will get great results and they are night and day comparing to several other manufacturers.
DMG - MORI : MACHINING : C.N.C . 3D ; 7 AXIS ;
TOP : MACHINING : THE WORLD ;
Melhores : C. N.C. ; faz Todas Operações completa !!! Coloca Peça ;
Sai Pronta !!!! É Tecnology : C.N.C.
TOP : MACHINING : DMG - MORI ;
IN U.S.A. TOP .