Nice to watch, im a German Industrial Mechanic working in Cold Rolling ,Cutting and Hardening Factory, i often work on the hydraulics and mechanics of the these things (in german called Haspel). These things can(with a big motor and gearbox) roll up several cm thick steel(or any other but not harder material) band to coils. Me and my collegs maintain, repair and make emprovements to old and newer machines, but we have only samll and big Maual lathes and mills, the most milles/turned parts are buyed, but if some replayment part is not there or we neet something new fast we build it in time curse the machines(steel processing) have to run. so sometimes i also have to use the mills or lathes, the biggest part that i machined was a 3000x250mm Zylidner Rod.
Very cool finish and details in such a massive part. Can only imagine what it looks like after being used and abused in it's environment...Thanks for sharing.
Just wondering Chris, in all of the shops you have worked in, do you have a favorite machine, or type of machine you enjoy running. I ask because there was a machine I trained on that was low production, but straight forward to run and maintain. It was slow but also a joy to operate. I was wondering if others had a similar experience.
Chris, I'm looking for a video like this that shows you skim parallels for 2nd op, my company bought huge new vtl but operator say z axis won't reach table, they are having to modify to be able to use, please help, thanks
Nice to watch, im a German Industrial Mechanic working in Cold Rolling ,Cutting and Hardening Factory, i often work on the hydraulics and mechanics of the these things (in german called Haspel). These things can(with a big motor and gearbox) roll up several cm thick steel(or any other but not harder material) band to coils. Me and my collegs maintain, repair and make emprovements to old and newer machines, but we have only samll and big Maual lathes and mills, the most milles/turned parts are buyed, but if some replayment part is not there or we neet something new fast we build it in time curse the machines(steel processing) have to run. so sometimes i also have to use the mills or lathes, the biggest part that i machined was a 3000x250mm Zylidner Rod.
Thanks Chris. Impressive as always. And to think you don’t have an army of programmers “helping” you. All conversational. Keep them coming!
Lovely bit of turning and milling and fitting and well filmed. Great video thanks for sharing 👍 and welcome back
Hope you are well ? I particularly liked the thread on the first piece.
Very cool finish and details in such a massive part. Can only imagine what it looks like after being used and abused in it's environment...Thanks for sharing.
Tęskniliśmy na tym YouTubie ;)
Fajną macie tam pracę, zazdro.
Vacation must be over, welcome home!
Nice job parting that thin spacer ring
Just wondering Chris, in all of the shops you have worked in, do you have a favorite machine, or type of machine you enjoy running.
I ask because there was a machine I trained on that was low production, but straight forward to run and maintain. It was slow but also a joy to operate. I was wondering if others had a similar experience.
Depends who invented the machine. A perfectly designed machine is a joy to work on.
Thank you as always for taking us along! Those are some big pieces, but then if you're going to coil tens of tons of steel onto those rollers...
Saw the word spacer and the cut off blade, knew sketchy shit was sure to follow,
Absolutely beautiful thread
Great work as always
Many thanks
how in the world do you manage to decipher the item dimensions that the plans call for?
Simply amazing!!
Hello, Mister... Long time no see... : )
9:14 - "spacer" - in English "a walk" - like here, "a walk in a cake" ;-)
Hej! Już się bałem, że robotę zmieniasz.
when you can assemble two threaded surfaces that big with only hand strength,..................impressive.
Very nice! At least you get to see what your parts go onto….
At the 2:44 minute mark, it wanted to put the screw in the middle. Thread a little looser. Nice video.
This is great!
Chris, I'm looking for a video like this that shows you skim parallels for 2nd op, my company bought huge new vtl but operator say z axis won't reach table, they are having to modify to be able to use, please help, thanks
Always a pleasure.
Long time to see your video❤
How many inserts total?
In my company I have 2 machines at the same time and cycle times from 30 to 120 seconds.
Neat, thanks for the vid
nice brooooooo
Nice Haspel
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5:19 - for all ye "freedom uniters", that'll be 9.055" by 6.35 TPI ;-)
Nice video, can I get pinned mr. Maj?