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Sounds great .

I worked for over 15 years in the plastics molding department at GE back in the 80’s and 90’s. I was the setup and can’t count the number of installs in did during that time. We did injection and thermoset molding. This video brought back memories from back in the day. Some of the equipment was from the 1940’s while most of our equipment was state of the art, modern presses. It was nice to see the advancements in equipment that have been made since our factory closed.

Hello, I am encountering an error when trying to import configuration XML files, with the message: “Object reference not set to an instance of an object.” Do you know what might be causing this issue?

Hello, I'm from Ethiopia. I learned a lot from the video. One thing that I couldn't fix or had trouble with is when it opens the mold. How can I fix it? Thank you.

That brings back memories . I something similar back in the early 1970s molding 55 gallon plastic drums.

Have you have any issues with the cpu ?

Neighbours suck sometime

Well, I don't think those rafters / roof will be going anywhere - they look pretty overbuilt! 2x8's or 2x10's or something? Wow! That's not a very long span, were those really necessary? It's not like you have snow load to worry about! Or are you going to put a lathe or something up there to really p'o the neighbors??

It must suck to have litigious neighbors.

I'm work for making exterior parts of the car of hyundai in S.korea . I'm usually operate 2000 ton - 3200 ton machine. (LS emtron) we make most exterior body pannel, Fender side, rear trunk , tail gate door pannel. (ABS, PC+ABS, PC ASA, PC+PET) How about using HAITIAN ?? Does it work with precision? I used the same machine 5 years ago. BUT ..............................................

Thanks for sharing! How many times can you use the same electrode?

It's pronounced remnants not reminants! Nice EDM you have there and a retractable oil tank too.

Just a bit on the rough side though, 😂

Hey i am from india and i work in plastic moulding company. You make amazing video a lot things to learn from your video

if you wanted to get into programming parts for this type of stuff, but you don't have a cnc machine to do the actually machining on, is there a way to get your hands on this software or some form of simulator?

Thanks for sharing your exceptional knowledge. Truly inspirational.

The most underrated tool in metal machining... COOLANT! Even when you are milling or turning a softer material; it will preserve the life span of your cutting bits/carbide inserts.

It’s pretty safe to say you might not ever have to buy another bandsaw in your Lifetime if you put a little TLC and time into this unit the DoAlls are pretty much the Caddalac of them. all I have family that owns large Machine Shop and I’ve volunteered to help them set up newly acquired Machinery as my Profession was Woodworking and I have a bit of experience setting up large heavy Machinery that are also highly accurate and Precise the Do All uses a CVT Pulley System to change the Speeds it’s basically the same style system Snow Mobiles and many Golf Carts use to transper Power from the Engines to the Drive Wheels

Hello dears DAVID and April how are you ?

Thanks lot

Thanks for video

hello you must use stock model together with optirough it is very important so that it takes into account your 3Dpart and what is left of stock. it removes the air cut. Kenneth Cimco CAD-CAM

Is this is yours?

At the 16:48 mark I was waiting for the Crazy Lady Next Door (TM) to come running out yelling "YOU CAN'T PARK THERE!!" The finish work they did looks first rate.

That's a good size slab. You got a tank to park on it? 😊

you want aluminum rectangle tubing for your screed not bar stock. so its not all floppy.

On the model trains - do you know there are self unloading model wagons? In case you don't want to bag your parts and just unload them.

Nice job !

I do appreciate to download Very useful and easily understanding videos . If you can make another video how to adjust scew position, residence area and cuscine area.. injection pressure and speed,hold pressure and time etc etc. Water temperature for polipropilene,ABS,FB,POM metrial.

so glad you included the swearing parts.. your machine sure is clean..

90 ton? Really? Maybe 9,0?

Your assistant lol Thanks for the video

Hai i am from India. Thank you very much for clear explanation about kuka configuration..

Need a company to produce me a mould for polyurethane injection molding. Are you able for these parts? Length 70 cm height 10 cm

You really want to give a 3 axis robot ago with a wide long conveyor belt. As you can do most things if all the tooling has conventional ejector frames, a 6 axis robot is just not needed like in a car industrial assembly line. It would speed up the de-moulding time by 5 times and then you can program the robot to stack the parts on the conveyor belt and if you need rotation other than the standard wrist on a 3 axis robot you can add an extra rotate cylinders for 90 and 180 degrees rotation or a motor drive for any axis on the head. Once you try it you will not go back, as you can just increase the size of the conveyor to run a machine 48 hours if required. This is if you have the space of course, but if you have I'd try one even if it's an older pneumatic one.

Your obviously a very clever man much smarter then I ever could wish to be. But I have 1 question why Hass to me their garbage and i personally would not give any shop work that use Haas

"Reel", innit? Anyway, real interesting, thanks.

If you intend to stretch out the battery life by replacing the bad cell(s)(it only takes one bad cell to do this) then find the cell(s) that aren't boiling and you'll find the bad ones. Get good cells of the same capacity and replace those bad cells and you might get awhile out of that battery. The cells are bubbling when it's not on the charger because the good cells are discharging through the bad cells to equalize the battery voltage. However, it's the good cells that are bubbling, the bad cells are shorted. Bubbling only comes from the hydrolysis that's happening as current passes through the electrolyte in the good cells. Really, this battery is toast. Rebuilding it by replacing out the bad cells will arrive you at one of the good cells taking a crap soon thereafter and you're back to square 1. That battery should cost somewhere around $6K, start saving. The salvaged old battery is going to net you somewhere around $1500 so there's a savings there. I've fought lead acid batteries for decades. When they go - they go.

If you don’t fear a hydrogen explosion and operate the lift to drain the battery then you might as well use power tools to remove the bus bars.

If it’s literally boiling away I’d gtfo quick in case of a hydrogen gas explosion.

Big fan of the pan handle brush as a hammer 😝

Give the end of the screw shaft a shot of WD 40 and that squeak will go away.

Helped with a conversion once, and we just melted the lead down and cast it in to bars. Put the bars in the bottom of the battery tray. Was enough room for the lithium on top with the rest of the bars around them.

Methinks thou needs to shove the neutron absorbing control rods in more...

1:03 sounds like a stomach issue 😂

Sometimes the best thing to say is nothing at all.... that was "interesting" lol

PBRchaeology? Those beer cans were a poor excuse for rebar! With regard to the chisel shaft lube- it reminds me of the case lube used when resizing brass cartridges back when I reloaded my own ammunition. The cartridges expand radially when the powder burns, and you typically use carbide dies to return the cartridge to the proper O.D. If you don't use lubricant, the brass cartridge will conform to the I.D. of the sizing die and be difficult (at best) to remove. I'm guessing that the chisel shaft lube serves a similar purpose. GREAT music!

For larger projects like this, I've seen a few people recommend the larger electric jackhammer from harbor freight. It's like the size of a pneumatic one, but electric, and supposed to be pretty decent. Being taller, you might have less back ache from bending over all day

The pneumatic jackhammers are much more effective than the electric ones, but then you're also renting the compressor.

Is there some weird permitting reason you didn't just knock it down and build a new one?