The tooling resolution on that is just amazing. Unbelievable how far modern cnc has come. Just because you have the tools, though, doesn't mean that you can just instantly do this either. The knowledge of the equipment, and the programmers behind it truly are world class.
I'm an aspiring machinist. This video captures the excitement I see every day at the shop. My life has LITERALLY transformed in 3 years since being introduced to this new world. Love and support from Arizona.
Love the contrast between the lion and the base on the final shot. It throws you off at first because you'd think you might want a beautifully shaped polished base - but with it left like that, it's a fantastic display of the before and after. Mastery
Jacob S. When using Fanuc Controls it literally seems like a 1000 lines just to drill one hole lol. I’d love to see if Heidenhain controls could do that.
Machine memory in the new TNC640 Heidenhain is ... RAM memory: 4 GB Program memory: SSDR approx. 32 GB HDR approx. 160 GB I've personally downloaded prog's of over 100,000 blocks ... and only takes second's to download from USB ... You can always do the download "old school" and drip feed the prog's using either RS232 or Ethernet or even USB ...
For anybody that's wondering that roughly $5,000 in titanium, $2,000-$3,000 worth of carbide tooling and if it was a customer probably $3000 worth of machine time so that lion head is worth $10,000+! That's pretty bad ass especially when you figure an aluminum one would still cost $5,000 if you walked into a cnc machine shop and said "I want one of these please".
Nice Guess on everything... Machine time was much longer though. Probably a good 7 days straight machining... it’s big and I ran multiple finish, semi finish passes... .005 step over on final. Long long cycle times...
I'm learning basic 3d grooves and surfacing toolpaths on an old mastercam v9 and it's very challenging, never mind the whole 5th axis part haha a lot of time goes into those programs
You would be surprised a lot of scrap yards will hardly give you any money for 6AL4V titanium chips because of how flammable the chips are. A couple places around me won't even take them because the chips pose too much of a liability.
I work in a manufacturing company that runs machines 24hrs a day. I personally don't run them, I just load the metal billets in a Okuma and then bring them over to a Mori Seiki to be finished. I've been here for almost a year and even working 12 hrs a day I'm still astonished that a solid piece of steel goes in and comes out into whatever shape possible. I've learned a lot and I believe this is something I truly want to be doing for the rest of my life.
typeoneable I thought that was the wildest part. Never mind the stick out, the surface finish passing by the teeth, my hand would have been hovering on the E Stop or feed hold, and it would have been at 5% lol
I’m sorry but this should be banned... no porn is allowed on UA-cam, it says it in the guide lines. Jokes aside, FairPlay to the programmer👌👌, beautiful piece of work!!
Your such a badass titan I’m a fairly new cnc machinist in southern California and I love everything your about man definitely an inspiration god bless you
What you guys were able to create was truly beautiful and astonishing. Mad props! I've been a Machinist for 10+ years & still searching for the opportunity to create masterpieces like you guys... oil & gas production runs get old!
"When you see bigger challenges and bigger obstacles, walk up to them because even if you fail, what you learn in the process will allow you grow to new heights." I like this quote.
I think one of the best parts is realizing that Fusion 360 is what produced this code. That software is underestimated. Way better than expensive stuff like Mastercam and such.
gredangeo fusion 360 generated GCODE which is then interpreted by the CNC mill, which is many more times complex. The cnc machine did all the hard work.
@@Ozziepeck11 Yes but, in the end the machine can't run anything without good code. Different software makes different kinds of code. Which could be efficient or not efficient, depending on what the Post Processor is doing.
@@Ozziepeck11The G-Code and however the CNC machine handled it is nothing in terms of code complexity. You need the generating software to be able to manage the 3D structure of the part being machined with enough precision without using insane amounts of storage, memory, or processing power. That software needs to be able to derive toolpaths with sufficiently high accuracy while avoiding collisions or other mechanical failures. It's nothing to sneeze at ...
THEN YOU SIR DO NOT KNOW MASTER CAM VERY WELL! ONE THING THAT WAS NOT MENTIONED WAS THE RUN TIME. MAKE NO MISTAKE,FUSION IS GOOD,BUT M/C DOMINATES CYCLE TIME,AS WELL AS 85% OF THE MARKET. FUSION IS A DESIGNERS CAD-CAM. I HAVE BOTH,MOST OF THE TIME MASTER CAM IS USED NOT FUSION. HERE'S MY EMAIL IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ON MY COMMENT. wwweber64@gmail.com
I just stepped into a CNC operation position at my fabrication job, and while I was interested in machining from videos on UA-cam, there's an ungodly amount of skill, insight and preparation that I didn't realize beforehand. It is quite incredible.
Hey, funny seeing you here! I've been keeping up with your channel since the success of the first marble machine and I must say, I am anxious to see (and hear) the result of all this work but it only makes me happier to see you and the team doing it *right* this time. I'm a student of mechanical engineering and it is interesting to see you learning from your team and all sorts of youtubers that I also enjoy watching. Keep up the work, Martin! If you do see this comment, I would love to see a video in the future on how you come up with music for the marble machine. This will probably evolve as you actually work with the completed machine, but it isn't like a guitar or a keyboard where you can play some notes and chords and see what comes of it. Is it a more theory-based approach? Cheers from Ohio, USA!
This video express all struggle, love, proud and the motivation on our role at shop floor. It help to keep inside us the desire to be the best in a CNC machine daily. This is art, the modern art! Long life to the Titans of CNC! BOOM from Brazil!
Having all 5 axes of freedom is such a beautiful thing. Being able to calculate the precise angle of the cutting surface to the work piece at every possible position still seems like magic to me.
I have been watching your videos for 3 hours. You sold me. I am a toolmaker in manual and will be diving into cnc in my downtime. I have over half an MET degree and can't wait to get back in school after Christmas and get my hands on fusion360 and nx software. Damn man. Doped up on these videos
I don’t understand how over 300 people disliked this video. That my friend is impressive! Lots of skill and knowledge of the trade went into this. As a tradesman my self... I am impressed! You sir are legit!
Hey man. I just stumbled across your video about the tough times you went through. Was very inspiring! I am a heavy lift crane operator in Canada. Up here it is very hard to get into the trade. Kinda the red headed step child of trades that takes some decent skill and knowledge. It’s very cool how you stepped out and brought people into your world and made a trade for the retiring and dwindling in numbers not as mystifying. What you are doing is a very good thing. You have found your calling. I wish I had something like what you produce to go by when I started in trades. Keep up the good work!
diameter of the titanium piece 9.5 inch = 0.2413 metre surface of the base : 0,2413²×π⁄4 = 0.046m² length 17 inch = 0.4318 metre total volume 0.046*0.4318 = 0.020m³ the density of Ti/6Al/4V (cast) is 4.43*10³ kg/m³ so the weith must be 0.020*4.43*10³ = 88.6 kg(194lbs) but you claim that the titaniam piece weith 218 lbs(98.9kg) so how can you explain that 22 lbs difference (10.3kg)? and for the curious this piece cost approximately 1770€ (1 910$) of pure material
I'm a French machining student and I love to watch this video again and again... And this year my school bought a 5axis dmg Mori cmx 50... I think it's my moment 😉
I’m 18 and work in a cnc shop and have only been learning for 3 months and operate old mori seiki machines but it’s very fun and to know this exists excites me for my future in machining and makes me wanna learn more
Had to sign up to comment. Titan, you never cease to amaze! I'm newer to the industry and live in the Cleveland area. Do you do shop tours or teach in person? I'm definitely looking to get to that next level. Just had 2 back surgeries and looking to learn while off work. Thank you for being a blessing to so many!
I watch your channel law and I just had a few questions about some of your machines I wanna know how accurate they get on the small side thousands of a inch do you have anything like that that you could show us on the upcoming video
Now that all the stressful simultaneous 5-axis tool path and clearances are done and fine tuned... time to make this as cost efficient as possible as fast as possible for the best price with close tolerances ;)
The editing is as awsome as the machining!! Thats easily one of my favourite machining videos, it shows the whole process, raw material, fixturing, programming, tools, the machining strategy’s and the finished part… just an awsome video! That’s a video you can show to people who have no clue of machining and they get an idea of how complicated it can get and what it takes to machine parts of that complexity. Awsome Job!!!
Titan replied to someone else’s comment. He said it took 7 days worth of machining. I know from experience that in order to achieve a finish like his, you need to have a very fine step over and requires multiple passes.
What's amazing to me is that even with all the time and such a fine step over, there are still places missed where that .375 ball endmill couldn't reach down into. Probably shouldn't use a .250 for roughing and a .375 for finishing on a part with concave features. Of course, probably would have added hours and hours!
I can do without the cheezy "lets rise to greatness" theatrics and dramatization. That being said, very impressive machine. Well made video. Awesome end product!
Oh good lord please bless this man for he has made me wet my pants! Holy mother of God man! I just got home from work now you made me want to go back and machine some shit! Lol!!!! Wow man! A to the freaking mazing! BOOM!!!
thats the craziest cnc i've seen in my life. There are a lot of machines that can create a nice surface, the challenge is when the model has a lot of details or a uneven surface, this machine can do it both. 6:00 amazing job whoever programmed this!
Wowww I have a 3 axis cnc, all this is crazy, you are wonderful ... this is the state of the art combined with an incredible technical ability ... my sincere congratulations from Italy.
I don't know if this story is relevant nowadays but I was a CNC Cad cam post processor programmer back in about 2003 ish. I remember getting a demo of a ceramic cutting tool that worked best with no cooling.. The machinists were perplexed. They knew machine tools had to be cooled at high speeds. I was new to CNC tech just as new programmer in the department but I'll never forget the old machinists backing further away as this this tool went faster and faster. It was like Voodoo to them. The had seen it but they could not believe it. Luv and Peace.
They propably dont work with cooling :D just a few ceramics can work with cooling because they can withstand temperature changes better than other ceramics. But i know what you mean there are alot of changes from the past. The machines are way faster and in the same time more precise. You can describe it as insane.
Witam jestem z Polski pewnie nie będę miał nigdy okazji was poznań, lecz dla mnie jesteś najlepszy kanałem na YT sam pracuje jako tokarz frezer 3axis 4 axis 5 axis. Kocham swój zawód uwielbiam obróbkę CNC i obsługę maszyn Sam Pracowałem w DMG POLSKA wiec znam wasz park maszynowy. Pełen szacunek dl was. Jak bym mieszkał w USA zrobił bym wszystko żeby stać się członkiem tak wspaniałej Ekipy !!!
Amazing guys. I like the saying at the end. The most important comment I have heard. "If you fail trying you have not failed, you have learned in the process so keep on walking up to it. " So positive. My ex manager once said that if you don't take chances you will not get anywhere. Truth in both statements. 👍👍👍
idk why but this showed up on my youtube feed few weeks ago its really chill to watch in the background while i build my otherwise unrealated companies
7:08 That feeling when you just wanted to watch some precise machine working, but got an inspirational speech as a bonus. And damn good one, with all that build up.
Great work. Really liked it. I am fan of machines and when you add machine and your brain with code anything can be possible. BE A LION. Good work guys. Really really liked it.
I aspire one day to be able to do machine work like this. Just started a couple months ago as a machine operator but now im trying to learn it all! Been reading and studying, cant wait till it all pays off
The tooling resolution on that is just amazing. Unbelievable how far modern cnc has come. Just because you have the tools, though, doesn't mean that you can just instantly do this either. The knowledge of the equipment, and the programmers behind it truly are world class.
I'm an aspiring machinist. This video captures the excitement I see every day at the shop. My life has LITERALLY transformed in 3 years since being introduced to this new world. Love and support from Arizona.
Love the contrast between the lion and the base on the final shot. It throws you off at first because you'd think you might want a beautifully shaped polished base - but with it left like that, it's a fantastic display of the before and after. Mastery
Definitely. And it's something that can't really be replicated by casting or moulds. You know by seeing that base that they did it the hard way
Was looking for this comment. Spot-on analysis
bow long did it take
I work at little Caesar's and this video helped me fold pizza boxes 10x faster! Thanks Titan!
Even the cinematography of this video is Titanium.
XD
I bet the program weighs more than the part.
Any Fanuc control would have rolled over and died if it had jist a little taste of that program. Luckily Haas controls come with plenty of memory.
Jacob S.
When using Fanuc Controls it literally seems like a 1000 lines just to drill one hole lol. I’d love to see if Heidenhain controls could do that.
Machine memory in the new TNC640 Heidenhain is ...
RAM memory: 4 GB
Program memory: SSDR approx. 32 GB
HDR approx. 160 GB
I've personally downloaded prog's of over 100,000 blocks ... and only takes second's to download from USB ...
You can always do the download "old school" and drip feed the prog's using either RS232 or Ethernet or even USB ...
No tape ... just a huge USB memory stick ... !
@@pakman422 spoken like a true haas fanboy.
For anybody that's wondering that roughly $5,000 in titanium, $2,000-$3,000 worth of carbide tooling and if it was a customer probably $3000 worth of machine time so that lion head is worth $10,000+! That's pretty bad ass especially when you figure an aluminum one would still cost $5,000 if you walked into a cnc machine shop and said "I want one of these please".
Nice Guess on everything... Machine time was much longer though. Probably a good 7 days straight machining... it’s big and I ran multiple finish, semi finish passes... .005 step over on final.
Long long cycle times...
@@TITANSofCNC
Totally worth it!
just go for the challenge! and go broke haha
the rough material was likely a bit more, somewhere above 8000 dollars i'd assume. titanium is quite expensive...
@@TITANSofCNC how long did that take to program
most people will never know how difficult that is to do
I imagine that the hardest part was the CAD work
I'm learning basic 3d grooves and surfacing toolpaths on an old mastercam v9 and it's very challenging, never mind the whole 5th axis part haha a lot of time goes into those programs
No, the CAM work is more dificult, in the PC the tools are magical but i the machine...
And those who know this, will shake the head in cause of this insane Masterpiece which take such a long time!
I' BEEN WORKING IN NUMERICAL CONTROL FOR TWENTY YEARS, SO I KNOW WHAT IT MEANS...!!!
I'll clean your machine out if I get to keep the scrap.
I used to have a parrot named “ChipMoney”
Everyone wishes they had that scrap
@@TITANSofCNC how much is the scrap worth?, how much was the stock? love to know!
You would be surprised a lot of scrap yards will hardly give you any money for 6AL4V titanium chips because of how flammable the chips are. A couple places around me won't even take them because the chips pose too much of a liability.
What qualifications are required to get a job within this industry etc
I work in a manufacturing company that runs machines 24hrs a day. I personally don't run them, I just load the metal billets in a Okuma and then bring them over to a Mori Seiki to be finished. I've been here for almost a year and even working 12 hrs a day I'm still astonished that a solid piece of steel goes in and comes out into whatever shape possible. I've learned a lot and I believe this is something I truly want to be doing for the rest of my life.
That tool clearance on the finish pas inside the mouth is BOOM!
typeoneable I thought that was the wildest part. Never mind the stick out, the surface finish passing by the teeth, my hand would have been hovering on the E Stop or feed hold, and it would have been at 5% lol
I would do the same thing too lol
automatic gouge and collision checking ftw
I’m sorry but this should be banned... no porn is allowed on UA-cam, it says it in the guide lines. Jokes aside, FairPlay to the programmer👌👌, beautiful piece of work!!
Your such a badass titan I’m a fairly new cnc machinist in southern California and I love everything your about man definitely an inspiration god bless you
"Lets rise to greatness together" my favorite quote from this video!
What you guys were able to create was truly beautiful and astonishing. Mad props! I've been a Machinist for 10+ years & still searching for the opportunity to create masterpieces like you guys... oil & gas production runs get old!
"When you see bigger challenges and bigger obstacles, walk up to them because even if you fail, what you learn in the process will allow you grow to new heights."
I like this quote.
Way beyond cool! Can't begin to imagine how much Fusion 360 it took to design that lion. Simply amazing.
I don’t know how to feel right now. That was insane video editing just for a CNC machine. I’m impressed
I think one of the best parts is realizing that Fusion 360 is what produced this code. That software is underestimated. Way better than expensive stuff like Mastercam and such.
gredangeo fusion 360 generated GCODE which is then interpreted by the CNC mill, which is many more times complex. The cnc machine did all the hard work.
@@Ozziepeck11 Yes but, in the end the machine can't run anything without good code. Different software makes different kinds of code. Which could be efficient or not efficient, depending on what the Post Processor is doing.
@@Ozziepeck11The G-Code and however the CNC machine handled it is nothing in terms of code complexity. You need the generating software to be able to manage the 3D structure of the part being machined with enough precision without using insane amounts of storage, memory, or processing power. That software needs to be able to derive toolpaths with sufficiently high accuracy while avoiding collisions or other mechanical failures. It's nothing to sneeze at ...
THEN YOU SIR DO NOT KNOW MASTER CAM VERY WELL! ONE THING THAT WAS NOT MENTIONED WAS THE RUN TIME. MAKE NO MISTAKE,FUSION IS GOOD,BUT M/C DOMINATES CYCLE TIME,AS WELL AS 85% OF THE MARKET. FUSION IS A DESIGNERS CAD-CAM. I HAVE BOTH,MOST OF THE TIME MASTER CAM IS USED NOT FUSION. HERE'S MY EMAIL IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ON MY COMMENT. wwweber64@gmail.com
@@williamweber2686 I agree...you are right.
I just stepped into a CNC operation position at my fabrication job, and while I was interested in machining from videos on UA-cam, there's an ungodly amount of skill, insight and preparation that I didn't realize beforehand. It is quite incredible.
6:00 me at the dentist.
I want to see the bill they sent to this lion 🦁💸
@@Enviousttv ahahahahahahahah
DynamicOperations i mean, you dont?
cnc dentist lmao
Sweet
Your machine is better 😉
Hey, funny seeing you here! I've been keeping up with your channel since the success of the first marble machine and I must say, I am anxious to see (and hear) the result of all this work but it only makes me happier to see you and the team doing it *right* this time. I'm a student of mechanical engineering and it is interesting to see you learning from your team and all sorts of youtubers that I also enjoy watching. Keep up the work, Martin!
If you do see this comment, I would love to see a video in the future on how you come up with music for the marble machine. This will probably evolve as you actually work with the completed machine, but it isn't like a guitar or a keyboard where you can play some notes and chords and see what comes of it. Is it a more theory-based approach?
Cheers from Ohio, USA!
The new Starmachine.
every machines are always nice is their way, yours too man
Funny seeing you here
that it so cool...
This video express all struggle, love, proud and the motivation on our role at shop floor. It help to keep inside us the desire to be the best in a CNC machine daily. This is art, the modern art! Long life to the Titans of CNC! BOOM from Brazil!
Would love to see the fusion 360 tutorial for designing this part.
Having all 5 axes of freedom is such a beautiful thing. Being able to calculate the precise angle of the cutting surface to the work piece at every possible position still seems like magic to me.
I have been watching your videos for 3 hours. You sold me. I am a toolmaker in manual and will be diving into cnc in my downtime. I have over half an MET degree and can't wait to get back in school after Christmas and get my hands on fusion360 and nx software. Damn man. Doped up on these videos
Instead of school, save up for a Mill for your garage... Tormachs start at $5K and then teach yourself for free using my academy.titansofcnc.com
idk how you make it so a machining video gets me moved and excited at the same time...
Co ordination of all 5 axis is so tough to execute, hats off to technology and you
@@rwbmal 🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓
I don’t understand how over 300 people disliked this video. That my friend is impressive! Lots of skill and knowledge of the trade went into this. As a tradesman my self... I am impressed! You sir are legit!
Thank you so much!
Hey man. I just stumbled across your video about the tough times you went through. Was very inspiring! I am a heavy lift crane operator in Canada. Up here it is very hard to get into the trade. Kinda the red headed step child of trades that takes some decent skill and knowledge. It’s very cool how you stepped out and brought people into your world and made a trade for the retiring and dwindling in numbers not as mystifying. What you are doing is a very good thing. You have found your calling. I wish I had something like what you produce to go by when I started in trades. Keep up the good work!
diameter of the titanium piece 9.5 inch = 0.2413 metre
surface of the base : 0,2413²×π⁄4 = 0.046m²
length 17 inch = 0.4318 metre
total volume 0.046*0.4318 = 0.020m³
the density of Ti/6Al/4V (cast) is 4.43*10³ kg/m³
so the weith must be 0.020*4.43*10³ = 88.6 kg(194lbs)
but you claim that the titaniam piece weith 218 lbs(98.9kg)
so how can you explain that 22 lbs difference (10.3kg)?
and for the curious this piece cost approximately 1770€ (1 910$) of pure material
Titan, you are the Michelangelo of CNC. This is incredible
That
Was
Epic
I'm a French machining student and I love to watch this video again and again... And this year my school bought a 5axis dmg Mori cmx 50... I think it's my moment 😉
Titan .. Amazing !!!
I bet the amount of code to do all that was horrendous ... and the time would also be as much ... Amazing !!!
I’m 18 and work in a cnc shop and have only been learning for 3 months and operate old mori seiki machines but it’s very fun and to know this exists excites me for my future in machining and makes me wanna learn more
Amazing work! You guys should do one of the Greek Titan Atlas, holding up the Earth. That would be dope
This man has inspired me beyond any other to be more aggressive, more creative, more of an excellent machinists.
Had to sign up to comment. Titan, you never cease to amaze! I'm newer to the industry and live in the Cleveland area. Do you do shop tours or teach in person? I'm definitely looking to get to that next level. Just had 2 back surgeries and looking to learn while off work. Thank you for being a blessing to so many!
this is incredible. the machining inside the mouth and around the teeth was especially mind blowing.
I watch your channel law and I just had a few questions about some of your machines I wanna know how accurate they get on the small side thousands of a inch do you have anything like that that you could show us on the upcoming video
the perfection on this gave me goosebumps.....
Yes what was the run time and how many lines of code. Must be an insane amount.
Thepriest39 7 days....
that looks incredible, like wtf? this is art!
Now that all the stressful simultaneous 5-axis tool path and clearances are done and fine tuned... time to make this as cost efficient as possible as fast as possible for the best price with close tolerances ;)
That was awesome! Hats off to the engineers who designed that machine, and to the machinists capable of actually using it.
I made one just like that with my sears router.
AHHHH... Dave's got Jokes ;-)
We need more Titans in this world. great video
Thanks
That is insane.....and here i am struggling with 2d parts.
Hahaha I hear ya brother
It probably isnt your job, isnt it?
CNC wizard more like, your work is more than magic. Beautiful work
Did you ever put it on a CMM to see if it came out perfect?
that would be interesting to see
That is hands down by far one of the most incredible things I have seen in my life!!! What an amazing piece of work!
3:45 How it feels when Im at the dentist
The editing is as awsome as the machining!! Thats easily one of my favourite machining videos, it shows the whole process, raw material, fixturing, programming, tools, the machining strategy’s and the finished part… just an awsome video! That’s a video you can show to people who have no clue of machining and they get an idea of how complicated it can get and what it takes to machine parts of that complexity. Awsome Job!!!
5:59 YA - garghlglrrgalgrll - ME - glrrllglrgaghgr - ROAR! - grargarhllgrlgarl
poor lion got waterboarded LMAO
Dont know a lot about cnc but the part where it was carving the inside of the mouth was jaw dropping !!
So what was the total run time?
and how many steps?
@@markusschlegel4680 I think ~ 900 k. Just Titan knows the true
How much was the price of that big a... titanium billet? :D
Titan replied to someone else’s comment. He said it took 7 days worth of machining. I know from experience that in order to achieve a finish like his, you need to have a very fine step over and requires multiple passes.
What's amazing to me is that even with all the time and such a fine step over, there are still places missed where that .375 ball endmill couldn't reach down into. Probably shouldn't use a .250 for roughing and a .375 for finishing on a part with concave features. Of course, probably would have added hours and hours!
Have been in the steel industry for over 40 years and have seen some awsome shit but that absolutely blows me away
First like...
Would that count for a scholarship at Titans of CNC Academy?
Titan of CNC always taking stuff to the next level.
Mad stuff !!
Name of the song that starts at 6:58?? Anyone??
Kick lee - a city's call
@@FaultyMusic thank you.
@@FaultyMusic what about the 4:55 one
Titan of CNC is a "KING"
Like a Lion King 👑
I can do without the cheezy "lets rise to greatness" theatrics and dramatization. That being said, very impressive machine. Well made video. Awesome end product!
I have been a machinist since 1985, and that there is absolutely amazing.
Oh good lord please bless this man for he has made me wet my pants! Holy mother of God man! I just got home from work now you made me want to go back and machine some shit! Lol!!!! Wow man! A to the freaking mazing! BOOM!!!
Dying Laughing... Ha :-) Thanks Brother
Definitely one of theBEST engineering channels on youtube, simply amazing everything you do!!!
Shit this look amazing i love it✌👍♥️🦁
This is the best cnc videos i have every watched .period 🔥🔥
What does a machine like this costs?
Millions?
$180K
thats the craziest cnc i've seen in my life. There are a lot of machines that can create a nice surface, the challenge is when the model has a lot of details or a uneven surface, this machine can do it both. 6:00 amazing job whoever programmed this!
I think, the most difficult thing was to make a 3d model of this lion.
I started machining in 2014. This is mind blowingly impressive and motivating.
That’s not a sculpture, that’s not a mold, that is a CNC machined part.
Haha I love this trade
Wowww
I have a 3 axis cnc, all this is crazy, you are wonderful ... this is the state of the art combined with an incredible technical ability ... my sincere congratulations from Italy.
I don't know if this story is relevant nowadays but I was a CNC Cad cam post processor programmer back in about 2003 ish.
I remember getting a demo of a ceramic cutting tool that worked best with no cooling.. The machinists were perplexed. They knew machine tools had to be cooled at high speeds. I was new to CNC tech just as new programmer in the department but I'll never forget the old machinists backing further away as this this tool went faster and faster.
It was like Voodoo to them. The had seen it but they could not believe it.
Luv and Peace.
They propably dont work with cooling :D just a few ceramics can work with cooling because they can withstand temperature changes better than other ceramics. But i know what you mean there are alot of changes from the past. The machines are way faster and in the same time more precise. You can describe it as insane.
This thing is crazy awesomeness! You guys left me speechless.
All of this is so amazing! I start school in January for CNC, Never been more excited for an opportunity.
Check out our FREE academy.titansofcnc.com
Absolutely stunning technology and what a work of art this is.
That's insane...can't wait to show the guys at work
Witam jestem z Polski pewnie nie będę miał nigdy okazji was poznań, lecz dla mnie jesteś najlepszy kanałem na YT
sam pracuje jako tokarz frezer 3axis 4 axis 5 axis. Kocham swój zawód uwielbiam obróbkę CNC i obsługę maszyn
Sam Pracowałem w DMG POLSKA wiec znam wasz park maszynowy. Pełen szacunek dl was. Jak bym mieszkał w USA zrobił bym wszystko żeby stać się członkiem tak wspaniałej Ekipy !!!
Amazing guys. I like the saying at the end. The most important comment I have heard. "If you fail trying you have not failed, you have learned in the process so keep on walking up to it. " So positive. My ex manager once said that if you don't take chances you will not get anywhere. Truth in both statements. 👍👍👍
You guys are amazing, wish I would have found you 20 years back!!!
This video never gets old
It's a sculpture. The designer, programmer and operator are the artists.
6:36
You guys are GENIUSES. I am blown away...
idk why but this showed up on my youtube feed few weeks ago its really chill to watch in the background while i build my otherwise unrealated companies
how much fo the lion?
7:08 That feeling when you just wanted to watch some precise machine working, but got an inspirational speech as a bonus. And damn good one, with all that build up.
A lifetime of blood, sweat & tears....TALENT, DEDICATION, PERSEVERANCE & a little bit of luck ;)
Even if you fail, what you learn in the process will allow you to grow to new heights
Be a Lion, Be Bold! LOVE IT! ❤️
Good work!!! We also have rich experience in sheet metal fab, we are a strong manufacturer in China, with high quality and competitive price.
Reminds me of my favorite saying,
'Success is generally angular.' In other words, the angle you approach a problem often dictates the outcome.
Great work. Really liked it. I am fan of machines and when you add machine and your brain with code anything can be possible. BE A LION. Good work guys. Really really liked it.
Just like watching fire dance around or waves crashing on the shore, this was mesmerizing to watch!
now this is art
I think this would make a awesome bottle opener
Oh my...... I am nothing but impressed. Holy fuck. That is some mad skills right there to be able to make that.
much props to titan, getting out of prison and living the american dream. amazing story my brother. GO USA!!!
YES FINALLY IVE BEEN WAITING FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS EPIC!!!
Amazing work...! A mathematical / mechanical precision dance. The multi-axis movements are phenomenal!
I aspire one day to be able to do machine work like this. Just started a couple months ago as a machine operator but now im trying to learn it all! Been reading and studying, cant wait till it all pays off
Hey there, I’m in the same spot right now! Want to talk about what resources we’ve both been using/how your experience has been as a machine operator?