The Question that Every Machinist Needs to Be Able to Answer
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2021
- This is the most important question to be able to answer in CNC Machining...
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Never taught to get life lessons from a cnc channel. No jokes, i apreciate Titan, you are great guy
😁🤙 Thanks
@@TITANSofCNC it does take money, you know this. What it really takes is faith, and what gives is God. Bless you Titan.
After 30 plus years in this business and retiring as a shop supervisor 7 years ago I'll give this simple suggestion to get better at what you do. Talk less, listen more, show up on time and do the job they are paying you to do to the best of your abilities. The rest will take care of itself in the long run.
as a begginer machinist (in france) on litteraly my first year of my futur career, i truely apreciate these advice & experience videos
side note: my (french) 5-axis milling tutor is also a big fan of your content =)
I completely agree, we all have a purpose & are at our best when serving that purpose.
Thank you Tyson
It’s amazing listening to your videos, telling your life stories, & sharing your help,& knowledge with others to motivate everyone to succeed. !!
I've been learning robotics and machining on my free time for the last 10 years. Ive somewhat mastered CAD, waterjet programming and 3d printing over the last few years. It's time to get into CAM and CNC. Love this channel, thanks for the inspiration.
Your parts is work of art I love to see a complete part made of an aluminum block you are a definition of a master machinist let the chips fly 😆 🤣
The sad part of the machining industry right now is that so many youngsters that wanted to get into the trade thought that everything was going to be automated by now and that all of the jobs would have been chewed up by robotics. I have taught well over 20 youngsters with my 35 years of Manual and CNC experience...some of which have surpassed me by far with knowledge and there is no greater feeling in the world to spark an interest into a young person and see them succeed far beyond what you originally thought and to have them come back and say thank you and THEN watch them start to teach other young people the trade. Thank you for what you all do at TITANS and best wishes for you and yours!!!
I agreed 10000000% with you. help another not many businesses out there have been talking like you Sir.
I am learning CNC Machining, as of now i know how to program a part manually i always gets motivated by every single video, i am making myself more conscious about work.. i have to say, your employees have the best place to work with, 😘 I really appreciate your all videos sir❤️
id recommend doing lessons or training on cadcam, almost an investment for your future and with great core knowledge from manually programming you will be set
@@hstanley7374 Cadcam and VMC Machining is in my bucket list, i am planning to learn them after getting atleast experience of 6 months to 1 year in CNC Machining, so now i am practicing cnc machining on the floor, Thank you for your advice Sir ❤️
@@SuperJaydeep007 nws i found it helpful as i do cad drawings and machining so was the next logical step
My first day in a machine shop in 1979 before CNC I was asked how many thousandths are in an inch? I answered a thousand......You'll do. 42 years later and I'm still with the same company.
When you discovered your love for the industry, you truly became a giant. My vision is to learn more about machining and getting into CNC. I would someday like to have a couple of horizontals in my garage to work on home projects and have the work/life balance to do so. Thank you for the great content and keep up the good work!
You mean vertical i think VMC
(Vertical Milling Center)
Hans, I meant exactly what a typed. A Moriseiki ua-cam.com/video/tIPSEPShGDU/v-deo.html. But I certainly wouldn't turn a Vertical unit.
So much wisdom thanks for sharing
Man I wish I could work in areospace again I just got my tool and die and master cam cert then I left and went back to manual and conversational machining and tig welding..I also have my own mini shop..lol keep up great work maybe one day I'll get back to the fun stuff..just got a CNC plasma so will probably make me miss it even more it's only 2d wire frame but fun..
Well said. Taking a posture of service and problem solving goes a long way.
My purpose? You mean the reason I always seek knowledge and to be better at my trade? Part of it is job security, I'll admit that. Nomatter where I move to, I'll find good work and that's nice. If that answer is unsatisfactory, the real reason I want to get better, to know as much as I can, the reason for that is so that one day, I will have total confidence, with my own equipment and tooling, to design and make anything. Machining is an important skillset to have, and not everything can be bought.
Build my own workshop to help others to have a solid foundation in science and engineering while provide special solutions to local industry.
True words! That's what it's all about.
Great message brother. Amen
Hi Titian I like everything you do You are a true Inspiration to me.
as a shop owner I striated out with with Haas just like you I was wondering why you don't use Haas anymore I feel like you and I wouldn't be where we are if it was for Haas equipment
The way he talks is funny I wonder does he talk to his kids like this. No disrespect amazing talented and informative guy love you titan
This is my hobby, I freaking love this trade
Same. I entered in by accident essentially and am glad I didn’t miss out!
I use to be that way at my last job tell they just saw me as a number. I can run parts fast an accurate, manual or CNC, mill or lathe. I doesn't bother me.
What bothers me how inept my manager was that they didn't know I can run manual. I dropped a cycle time from 3:05 to 0:35 with proper tooling and programming.
Yeah I usually leave a good impression. Both of my old jobs want me back.
Thank you!
@Titans of CNC, have you considered going into the tool and die industry? If so, I would like to submit my resume for consideration. I’ve been in the industry for over 15 years.
No brother it’s always about the clock. You give it your all for 8 hours,first run a quality part,then run enough of them to keep the doors open. It’s a stress more mental than physical but given a good process and the tools/machines to complete the job you can go home knowing you did your best that day. It’s a marathon not a sprint.
Amen tell-it-like-it-is brother
Truth, man.
I don't even have a purpose. I am passionate about this trade and I love everything about it, for no reason. I want to be efficient, more precise inside and outside the machine, to program smarter and fewer tool moves, find the inner strength to increase harder cutting parameters, spend less time doing things that don't make money for the shop, make perfect parts, different parts everyday. I don't work this job to have nice time, I want to be given the hardest parts, come home with headaches and lose sleep over it, find the hidden solution at 3am then make the part perfect at the end of the next day. I don't know why. Life is not made to be easy and this job gets it.
Now this is business ethics
Role milling......I mean role model.😆
You sir are a true role model. I just commented on another gentleman's video and I'm going to m98 it over to your video,,,,,
A young person could look up to you and actually get somewhere in life. Lord love you.
You could literally answer, my purpose as an employee in a cnc shop is to be like Titan!
Hey keep GRINDIN bro!
I'm just starting out: My company took a chance on me, and I want to pay them back, by learning all I can, so I can be an asset to the company, and provide for my family......
My question is this: Is there software I can load into my laptop, so I can run simulation parts at home? I want to refresh my understanding of M and G codes......love ur videos......thank u for doing what u do........😏
Do you ever make your own tools? Is there anyone in your company that can service your machines?
훌륭하오!!!
The dudes eye brows at 1:22 "say what?! You're THAT Nicole?!?!"
What's your chip load?
Would love to set up a Veterans Org. to take homeless Veterans machining. WV would like me to do it - Land is cheap there would have to set up a campest with some mini homes as we are taking in Homeless Veterans with no place to live. The shop would not only have CNC machines but Vertical and Horizontal Mills, lathe's Shapers, Grinder. Also a section with small machines for doing things like watch and clock parts (Precision small parts).
Question about Horizontal milling if my dimensions are from the part to the fixture let's say 1.250 +/- .02 and measure 1.260 is that plus or minus guys at work debate on this all the time that is plus give me some clarity on this are they right or wrong
It is plus when the number increases in a positive value. Minus when it decreases to a negative value.
1.250 is your base value. With a tolerance of +/- .020, that means it can be .020 higher or .020 lower, with a maximum of 1.270 and a minimum of 1.230. On some inspection reports, they request the deviation from the designated size. So 1.270 would be +.020, and 1.230 would be -.020
Congratulation
What if I don't feel confident about my purpose? Anxiety and depression have hammered me down the last couple of years. Even though I'm getting help, my purpose is still unknown to me
It’s ok to not be sure about your purpose if you ask me. I don’t think every machinist should be able to answer that or any tradesman for that matter. A skilled tradesman’s purpose evolves according to what they find inspires them. Titan was a lost man for a long time even got in trouble and spent time in prison before he found his purpose, remember that.
@@metalsage5135 thanks for the kind words! I took it maybe a bit too literally
Begin get interested in something you like.
My way of thinking is--if you don't enjoy your occupation enough to do it for free, you're in the wrong business.
I'm still trying to find my purpose Mr.Titan would you pray for me
hard to feel good about the trade when they only wanna pay me 14 an hour and expect me to buy all my tooling. Just to run these one specific small parts, I had to spend 80 dollars for vise stops. No collets to use and have to buy more. Jobs around here pay trash for machinist and when they do pay 2 dollars more, they wanna work you 60 hours a week.
Adapt overcome improvise
Annunciation is strong with THIIIIS OOOONE
PURRRR PUUUUSSSS
Boom
Is the question who was murdering it?
Is this guy a preacher or a CNC artist? Honest question
Nevermind reality think about your work.
Что за вопрос??
BOOOOOOM !!! : D : D : D
Those are some heartfelt words but, what is the question ?
What is your Purpose?
Pass the butter
@@marek8ball oh god
@@TITANSofCNC gotta make the boss man money
lmao weird how he pauses and stretchs out words. "PPUURRRPPPOOSSEEE"
Hi
Where's zero.
"just stop being poor you guys! its that easy" Also, the guy sounds like he is constantly above everyone. i dont like his emphasis on certain words.
Give,give,give they take, take,take ,nothing left..oh well
Stop calling CNC people Machinist it's a insult to my trade.
There was a thing I read some years ago, They had built a New Boeing aircraft, they went out and flew it, it worked just Fine. They Landed it, took it all apart. Every part was checked for accuracy and tolerance...The whole plane was 90% out of Specification. Thing was The critical Surfaces that HAD to be There were there. I thought that that was very telling on where the industry at the time stood. During the production of these planes there were no CNC Capabilities, There were no Bubble Gum Chewing Button Pushers that are now Proudly mispronouncing their 'Machinist" status. Goes to show that there is some latitude in a vast majority of parts, and Most are not Critical, These were done on Fixtures mostly By Skilled machinists and they were done on Manual Equipment.
Guys, I miss Nicole videos. :(
The question should be are you under paid? Hell yes this trade doesn't pay crap! After 25 years you can make 25 an hour maybe!!!!! Don't do it, most of the people running these companies have no idea how to run a company, and they cut each other's profits by doing the work for nothing just to get the job! Do not do this job! You will waste your life for stress and no money!!!
Wow. I was over $25 after 7 years in the trade. I'm now 15+ years in and am over 6 figures in salary. Sorry for your experience.
Agree with you brandon. D.T. You probably just didnt try/work hard enough and you didnt have enough passion for it. Ive been doing this 11 years and went from operator to set up to programming and engineering and managing , also making over six figures. Instead of blaming owners maybe look in the mirror
If everyone climbs that ladder like you did genius! who will do the work? Most likely you are family, or long time friends with the company owner. Not everyone is going to be an engineer! So let's talk about the average person working in the shops! And for your information I do know what I'm doing when it comes to machining parts, and I'm not talking production that someone else did the programming for, or someone set the machine up! 50000 is average working overtime in this trade after you learn how to do your own setups and programming! And if these shops can get enough people that can work with a programmer, and set up person, they will make a big wage of 15 an hour with a lot of stress! Be perfect, go faster and work a ton of hours! You are better off getting on welfare! Corrupt Democrats are making it great to do nothing! And with the cost of living going up from China Joe Biden the 50000 will really be 25000 a year after taxes, and paying for over priced benefits!!!! This trade has always had a hard time finding workers because the pay isn't worth the stress! And for what you need to know every good tool maker, or machinist is almost an engineer with the pay of a garbage man! And I'm not picking on that job! It's just the truth!
@@DT-wp2yc I have no previous connection with the owner as a family or friend. I've only been at my current shop for a bit over 2 years now. After my first review I got a $10,000 raise. I'm not an engineer, I have a fucking art degree of all things.
I still do the work. I program, set up and run jobs on a daily basis. I can do all of those thing on machines ranging from 3 to 5 axis mills, 2 to 9 axis lathes and Swiss machines. I'm versed in metrology and have worked as an inspector as well. I don't have much CMM training, so that is a weak point in my skill set. At my shop I'm expected to be able to be handed a print and take it all of the way through production validation. Some times I do hand the job off to an operator after I've proven out the program and process. That only happens because I've got the process to the point where it's production ready. Some jobs take longer than others to get to that point. Even after it gets to that point I own that job on the floor. If things are not right I'm the one they come to to fix it. At one point of the 14 Swiss machines that we have. I had written and validated the programs running on 7 of the machines. The others are dedicated production machines that have been running the same jobs for years now.
I'm also expected to handle short run prototype jobs that come my way. I'm currently in the middle of a batch of short run parts for a medical device company. These jobs are my responsibility alone. I plan and program the parts, set the machine up, and run them out.
I'm also there to train the lower skill guys to raise their skill set. I take every opportunity to show guys things that will build them up. I've spent the last couple of months training a guy who was hungry to learn how to do set ups on Swiss machines. It's gotten to the point that I can give him a series of tasks and let him go to it. He still wants me to double check his set up before we run the program for the first time. As he gains more confidence that is happening less and less.
In the end you have to fight for yourself. Don't expect management to suddenly wake up and just give you more more money. That day will never happen. At one of my shops the owner kept asking for ideas to improve the shop. After asking at every meeting I decided to take action on it. I gave him a 3 page out line of things that saw that needed improvement. He was ecstatic. I gave it to him first before the GM because I knew that if I gave it to the GM it would either die with him or he would take credit for the ideas. After sitting down with the owner and GM we picked 7 of the items off the list to tackle. This was just before Thanksgiving of that year. I was straight with both of them as to why I made the list. I told them that if we were more productive/efficient they'd be able to pay me more. At the time I was making $25 an hour. I wanted closer to $28. By March the following year not a damn thing on that list had been accomplished or even started. The GM pulled me aside and said he couldn't pay me that much because the shop floor foreman wasn't even making that much. I was stunned as he'd been with the shop almost 30 years. At that point I knew that I was never going to be able to grow with that company. I found a new job and handed in my notice on April fools day. The GM asked me if it was about the list and if I was getting paid more at the new shop. I told him yes it was about the list, but no they weren't going to pay me more. I think that really stung for him to hear that. I worked at that next shop for 4 years, by the time I left I had been promoted to lathe department lead and was making $37 an hour.
@@brandons9138 bullshit
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Machinist? Or, machine operator?
😅
Oh behold the wisdom of a bull necked machinist...
一点也听不懂
As for me it sounds weird. Your purpose is to be a man. No other. But otherway you're with a lack of meanings, in a hard social relations. You need ersatz. You will serve somebody's goals.
Can you explain what you mean by a lack of meaning in a hard social relation?
UA-cam automatically unsubbed from you. This has happened to me on other channels. WHY !??? So irritating. Resubbed
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Nø
Amen made to glorify GOD
Die to self love GOD love people
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