It speaks volumes about a workplace when they have employees that have been with them for multiple years. Usually means the people there enjoy who they work for, love what they do, or get paid well… or all of the above. Love to see it.
Another great vid thanks Tekamo!!!! Watching that welder roll the part mid weld at the perfect speed ,with his hand, amazing. @26:08 "art work " The definition of a perfect weld>>>>>>>>>>>>> great bunch of guys
Those are not Robots, they are just Machines. Machines require direct human input or pre-programmed instructions to function. For example, a dishwasher needs manual activation and preset cycles. Robots operate autonomously once programmed. A Roomba vacuum navigates rooms without real-time human guidance, illustrating self-directed task completion A good analog for this is a manual mill, vs a CNC mill. Both are machines, and both need human interaction to perform their tasks. We don't call CNC mills "Robots". Now if there was a CNC machine that could write it's own G Code, and even design it's own CAD files, then we would be in "Robot" territory.
Is it Cam who's missing the tooth? If the whole tooth (including the root structure) is missing, please consider having some work done, like getting an implant-supported crown. A missing tooth leads to long term problems, like bone loss and migration of adjacent teeth (resulting in malocclusion, damaging loading, etc.). Gotta maintain the machinery to make it all last! Am enjoying your videos - keep it up!
Those Faro laser scanners are only good to like 0.002", assuming a good operator and good calibration. That's hardly CMM territory. That's like caliper-grade accuracy. I would expect better from precision hydraulic parts.
This shit is full of classical inefficiencies, process redundancies and a total lack of automation. Looks like your typical American machine shop full of know it alls and backstabbers. China is way better setup to do this same products at a much lower labor costs.
This channel steps it up time after time after time. So thankful you guys do what you do for our industry.
You guys should do a podcast with Cam,Tylor,Carson,Brandon and the other guys from Tekamo. I think it would be awesome 😎
They better pay them the same rate they would be making out in the field. LOL
It speaks volumes about a workplace when they have employees that have been with them for multiple years. Usually means the people there enjoy who they work for, love what they do, or get paid well… or all of the above. Love to see it.
If possible can you guys do an episode like this on hydraulic pumps and motors
Second this!
Good to see local machine work being done in manufacture. When I say local, I mean Canada/US.
Thanks for watching and supporting manufacturing in North America!
this was a sick video! Love a factory tour
Glad you enjoyed the tour!
WOW! Awesome new series! Thanks to Tekamo and Bailey. Looking forward to more of these.
Made in the USA just has a ring to it and imbibes a feeling I can’t even begin to describe….brings a tear to my eye
Another great vid thanks Tekamo!!!! Watching that welder roll the part mid weld at the perfect speed ,with his hand, amazing. @26:08 "art work " The definition of a perfect weld>>>>>>>>>>>>> great bunch of guys
This weld seam is so smoooth😲
Really enjoyed this new series, good job!
Nice company culture. Everyone seemed genuinely ok, which is worth a lot.
Yes do more of these. Pretty cool seeing how parts and components are made.
Love to see more videos like this
Great new series 👍looking forward to seeing what’s next!
With a lot of very sculled people!🙏🙏👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Can you please do more service truck tours
No better way to start a Saturday morning
Yo, that nonchalant welding that happened at the 26minuite mark. Jesus H! Pure butter!
What about doing the process of making tracks whether it be rubber or steel from start to finish?
Awesome video really enjoyed this
We are an OEM that purchases 100’s of Bailey cylinders a year. Good product.
IM FROM KNOX TN OMFGGGG
hell yeah
Please make an episode on train repair and manufacturing!
As a high production engineer, I want to fix so much of this process....but looks like they are getting it done.
As a high human, I want to fix so much of your stupidness. But as I am sure they told you early on, you can't fix stupid.
Were is Tylor
Reminds me of plant 3 at Vermeer.
You sure the guy (Cameron Davie, I think he says) welding the eyes on the rod isn't a machine?
Those are not Robots, they are just Machines.
Machines require direct human input or pre-programmed instructions to function. For example, a dishwasher needs manual activation and preset cycles.
Robots operate autonomously once programmed. A Roomba vacuum navigates rooms without real-time human guidance, illustrating self-directed task completion
A good analog for this is a manual mill, vs a CNC mill. Both are machines, and both need human interaction to perform their tasks. We don't call CNC mills "Robots". Now if there was a CNC machine that could write it's own G Code, and even design it's own CAD files, then we would be in "Robot" territory.
Is it Cam who's missing the tooth? If the whole tooth (including the root structure) is missing, please consider having some work done, like getting an implant-supported crown. A missing tooth leads to long term problems, like bone loss and migration of adjacent teeth (resulting in malocclusion, damaging loading, etc.). Gotta maintain the machinery to make it all last!
Am enjoying your videos - keep it up!
If your supervisor has to put the information in the CNC part. So you can cut the parts I wouldn't hire you that should be your job
What’s up boys! Can’t wait till Canada 🇨🇦 becomes part of the states. 😂😂
😂😂
He’ll no
Hell yeah!!
Those Faro laser scanners are only good to like 0.002", assuming a good operator and good calibration. That's hardly CMM territory. That's like caliper-grade accuracy. I would expect better from precision hydraulic parts.
This shit is full of classical inefficiencies, process redundancies and a total lack of automation. Looks like your typical American machine shop full of know it alls and backstabbers. China is way better setup to do this same products at a much lower labor costs.