Man anything made on a lathe with a radius is gonna look like a sex toy, had that joke go around when we designed our vice handles in my machining class😂
Probably did it at the console. There are several that make fucked up tool paths like this. Seimens is notorious for it. Heidenhain is also bad for it.
That looks like a polycrystaline diamond insert. You get a lovely finish with those, and they're great for machining tough abrasion resistant coatings which would blunt tungsten carbide withing seconds.
When drawing subroutine L , before you close with a M17 add an end block calling X and the diameter of your rough part. You have turned a diameter , insert smaller diameter instead of the larger rough diameter.
@@TungaloyCorporation man yall are extra salty you got called out for poor workmanship, grow up youre the media guy you shouldnt get paid half of what you do you clearly dont know shit dude
For those of us who have studied or know how to program in CNC, depending on the control, if it is Fanuc or Fagor, we know what it is doing and with what type of codes.
Sometimes it's just easier to go with the program that works, not the program that's efficient. I program an old 6T Fanuc lathe - I'm still so new I'm wet behind the ears still. I could spend 12 hours doing one off's until I'm totally satisfied with a program, but then I've wasted 6 hours... When I could have just gotten the parts done. Self taught, no training, no CNC friends, self employed. Making a solid go in the aerospace business - I'm loving it. I've got the next 30 years to learn and get good.
Tungaloy does a flared base with style, dignity, and aplomb. I notice some swarf marks in the surface finish and wonder if they'd just not run coolant so we could see that playful shape being machined without the visual obstruction of lubricant.. ah, cutting fluid.
Ну если под рукой только чертеж с размерами и нет компа или манул гайда как на фануках примерно, то этот цикл поможет. При g71 такого не выйдет, просто выдаст ошибку
Feel like everyone is missing the point a bit. Tungaloy is a tooling company, not a programming company. If I want to see obnoxiously efficient tool paths I'll watch videos from MasterCAM or Esprit. In these tooling demos it's all about the surface finish. 🔥
Unfortunately the function G73 copy profile does not have radius correction is not always valid and it is better to manually program the profile with radius correction G42 pill radius correction!😊
very nice machine Is it possible to create and install a mechanical program that can also be processed with this sophisticated system for aluminum wheel processing?
At Trickflow I program 6.5” facemills with 6 pcd inserts in them just to face the Valvecover rail, deck, intake face, and exhaust face. Even for my roughing face operation. I agree it’s overkill but our customers never complain about the mirror finishes these inserts produce on cast aluminum
So, this is drawn as a contiguous contour and then offsets are used in the allowance option. So if they left 1mm it's going to start huge. Not all shops have cam software to create ideal tool paths.
@@jeepmanxj i was thinking that it was programmed to allow for multiple stock sizes, but uses the same pattern to create the same end product, possibly also in different sizes. That way all they have to do is change one parameter depending on stock size, instead of multiple. Keep in mind i have zero machining experience. So I’m simply going on what i do know.
@@jaidenbrink that could be as well. This could be a feature of a larger part they modified for the video. Most people here bitching about tool paths are part catchers. They stand in front of a machine and catch everything that comes out. Someone else tells them how to set the machine up, what tools to use, how long the tools need to stick out, what material size to use and so on. My guess is this is programmed at the machine. It doesn't have all of the fancy tool paths optimization you get with cam software so sometimes you wind up with things like this, especially when hard turning. I am a tool maker and I spend most of my day making fine blanking punches and form tools. We cut the form tools with cbn and use a similar process. Even on cam we get bizarre shit like this because we don't have the perfect blockform for the old tools profile many times. Or the part is broken so we use a generic square/round blank. When they are programmed at the machine instead of taking 5 hours to program a 45 minute part to save 10 minutes we just cut air so we don't have to write thousands of lines of code.
That's an awful lot of fresh air being cut at the beginning. You'd be better off turning that nose parallel first, it would take next to no time to program and would save a load of time if you have a lot of these to do.
"its a bowling pin right?"
"....."
"....right?"
"....."
Yes! right!
No, it's an ass plug for the operator.
Man anything made on a lathe with a radius is gonna look like a sex toy, had that joke go around when we designed our vice handles in my machining class😂
🥵
@@chypatan592🥵
Who tf programmed this 💀
Probably did it at the console. There are several that make fucked up tool paths like this. Seimens is notorious for it. Heidenhain is also bad for it.
Alexis Texas
@@jeepmanxj but they could use a roughing tool with 2-3 mm per cut and the finishing tool for the last 1-2 cuts of 0.1-0.3 mm
@@kilianracing5305 they are cutting with a cbn insert so I highly doubt it.
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We will do my best to provide better videos next time.
A lot of women will be happy to receive this for Christmas
What the heck would they do with it?
@@tylerakerfeldt7220use your imagination
This is what a virgin would say 😂
@@JSNB911 🤥
Pervert.
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen of someone cutting air.
Seems like hand coding and possibly using a subroutine to me.
Ah! It's a bowling pin 😁 right?
Thanks comment! Yes, you are right!
A bowling pin shaped butt-plug
A butt plug
@@TungaloyCorporationthe other comments think otherwise
-How many passes do you want?
-YES!
Ah, yes, the stainless steel bowling ball 😅
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Yes, your are right!
Pin
@@TungaloyCorporationhe can't be right that doesn't look like a ball to me.
Programmer really said fuck it that day...
good job mate, dont worry about people who judge what the part is made for but forget that the finish is great
"her" finish will be great too
Not at all. Look at the end of turning it is Not so Good 🧐🧐🧐 Fake 🥸
No i thought the finish was so perfect and it needed to be because of how this is going to be used later that night
You need to put a fake jewel on the bottom to make it a complete product
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A buttplug lmaoo
やっぱ金属加工はやるのも楽しいけど見るだけでも楽しいわ
コメントありがとうございます！
そう言って頂けますと大変嬉しいです！
こういった加工は見ていて楽しいですよね！
私も色々な加工シーンを見ております！
自分はまだ学生で勉強中ですが自分の手で何か作ると上手く出来るかワクワクしますね！
@@hibiki8092 はい！いつか世界を動かす何かを作ってください！応援しております！
That looks like a polycrystaline diamond insert. You get a lovely finish with those, and they're great for machining tough abrasion resistant coatings which would blunt tungsten carbide withing seconds.
Very detailed.
Are you a processing professional?
I wonder where I could fit that...
sus
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I would appreciate it if you could think of it as just a demonstration.
Man of culture
@@TungaloyCorporation I will think of it as a butt plug
It looks like a water flask
is this “that kind of things”😂
Man's bowling pin looks perfectly finished, just like my career. 😅😅
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That is one interesting roughing pattern
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Use G71 Type 2 Cycle instead of G73 Pattern repeat
No no this is from sinumerik console
Bro g73 or g70finish cycle 😃
When drawing subroutine L , before you close with a M17 add an end block calling X and the diameter of your rough part. You have turned a diameter , insert smaller diameter instead of the larger rough diameter.
Would G71 cut into the OD at the back end of the part like this? Actually never tried this... Seems like it would just throw error codes at you.
That sure does look efficient, 50% of the time the tool doesn't even touch the material at all!
Next time we will prepare a tooling that can always be processed!
This better be year one schooling lmao
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I've seen one pass taking 500 to the side, and now I've seen 500 passes taking one to the side.
Sorry, We will try my best to provide better videos
Everybody else: "that's a bowling pin!"
Me, an intellectual: ... ... ... 🍆
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Dildo 😂😂😂😂😂
Ah yes, a stainless steel aubergine
Having a flange is a wise choice.
Yes. For safety
Yo are we ignoring all the air being cut here?
Yeah man that's rude 😥 air's got a family too
@@soumyadeeptarai4951 🤣🤣🤣
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We will do our best to provide a better one next time.
Lol you don’t know how to machine that has to happen…
Its what happen when you use the most basic g code of fanuc for roughing
Its definitly wasnt made for production
That tool path though, man oh man
Rough program
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@@TungaloyCorporation man yall are extra salty you got called out for poor workmanship, grow up youre the media guy you shouldnt get paid half of what you do you clearly dont know shit dude
That’s how they’re gonna keep ol uncle Jotato from shitting himself again whilst meeting heads of state.
HAHAHAHAHAAHAHSHAHAHAHAAHAH
For those of us who have studied or know how to program in CNC, depending on the control, if it is Fanuc or Fagor, we know what it is doing and with what type of codes.
Are you a processing professional?
As they say.......
no base, no trace
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Sometimes it's just easier to go with the program that works, not the program that's efficient. I program an old 6T Fanuc lathe - I'm still so new I'm wet behind the ears still. I could spend 12 hours doing one off's until I'm totally satisfied with a program, but then I've wasted 6 hours... When I could have just gotten the parts done.
Self taught, no training, no CNC friends, self employed. Making a solid go in the aerospace business - I'm loving it. I've got the next 30 years to learn and get good.
तू समझा! नहीं तू नहीं समझा।🤪😂🤣😂😂
आपकी टिप्पणी के लिए धन्यवाद!
🤣🤣
my dirty mind activates 😂
Beautiful job. Congratulations !🇧🇷
Thank you for the best compliment!🇧🇷
Moises
ficou meio suspeito a peça
Tungaloy does a flared base with style, dignity, and aplomb.
I notice some swarf marks in the surface finish and wonder if they'd just not run coolant so we could see that playful shape being machined without the visual obstruction of lubricant.. ah, cutting fluid.
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G code to find the G spot!
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Think straight - it looks like bowling pins 👍
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Больше проходов по воздуху надо! Мне бы было стыдно такое выкладывать (
Тут только кам-программисты видят косяк.
Ну ладно тебе, он на ускоренном их перемотал))
Согласен,да и чистота полный шлак
Ну если под рукой только чертеж с размерами и нет компа или манул гайда как на фануках примерно, то этот цикл поможет. При g71 такого не выйдет, просто выдаст ошибку
Billet but plug, very cool
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Definitely thought it was a bowling pin 🎳
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Yes, you are right!
@@TungaloyCorporation 🥳
Probably the most expensive bowling pin…
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That's true!
Whole new meaning to machine processing "#2"
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That was my job 30 and by pure hand I did those work, 🙌 now, pure CNC
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Wait first I saw a bowling pin then my mind completely changed
Feel like everyone is missing the point a bit. Tungaloy is a tooling company, not a programming company. If I want to see obnoxiously efficient tool paths I'll watch videos from MasterCAM or Esprit. In these tooling demos it's all about the surface finish. 🔥
Did you know our company? It's great!
Are you a processing professional?
Definitely teen girls love this
Unfortunately the function G73 copy profile does not have radius correction is not always valid and it is better to manually program the profile with radius correction G42 pill radius correction!😊
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very nice machine Is it possible to create and install a mechanical program that can also be processed with this sophisticated system for aluminum wheel processing?
Для какой актрисы тыкалка😂
At Trickflow I program 6.5” facemills with 6 pcd inserts in them just to face the Valvecover rail, deck, intake face, and exhaust face. Even for my roughing face operation. I agree it’s overkill but our customers never complain about the mirror finishes these inserts produce on cast aluminum
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This is a demonstration only.
セットして動き出す時が1番緊張する😅
異音するとケツ浮くし笑
その気持ち凄いわかります！
何度も条件を確認し、空運転で動作確認しても、いざ加工する時は毎回ドキドキです！
アプローチかける時は呼吸が止まるんだよな。
Nice surface finish
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It means a lot to us to hear you say that!
最強のコマつくってほしい
最強のコマいいですね！
企画してみます！
You’ve done great job @austin
❤❤
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i hav beta version.... with fox tail... ☺☺
form turning 💕
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私もマシンやっていますが…会社こんな機械置いてくれないかな😩
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加工やられているプロの方ですね！
機械によって加工方法、条件など大きく変わりますよね。
Sees video.
Sighs.
Opens comments.
That wasn't a very good pass.
We will improve it next time.
So that's a baseball pin. Is it?
This is bowling pin!
@@TungaloyCorporation thank god!
Don't slip when changing the bit!
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That would be hurt if u don't sand n polish the surface enough
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Women can no longer complain of plastic sex toys breaking apart...this is engineering perfection👍
I hate my mind 🤣🤣
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Well
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Yo it looks like the thing in my sisters nightstand drawer!
Nah my man creating some interesting pieces to be sure 💀
I was about to say wheres the coolant but i forgot its aluminum your cutting
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@TungaloyCorporation always do strange videos like this
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Didn't you like it?
That program 4 pages 🙄🫨
Did someone forget and say the stock was 4 times bigger than it actually is?
it would be a waste of time to show all of that
So, this is drawn as a contiguous contour and then offsets are used in the allowance option. So if they left 1mm it's going to start huge. Not all shops have cam software to create ideal tool paths.
@@jeepmanxj i was thinking that it was programmed to allow for multiple stock sizes, but uses the same pattern to create the same end product, possibly also in different sizes. That way all they have to do is change one parameter depending on stock size, instead of multiple.
Keep in mind i have zero machining experience. So I’m simply going on what i do know.
@@jaidenbrink that could be as well. This could be a feature of a larger part they modified for the video.
Most people here bitching about tool paths are part catchers. They stand in front of a machine and catch everything that comes out. Someone else tells them how to set the machine up, what tools to use, how long the tools need to stick out, what material size to use and so on.
My guess is this is programmed at the machine. It doesn't have all of the fancy tool paths optimization you get with cam software so sometimes you wind up with things like this, especially when hard turning.
I am a tool maker and I spend most of my day making fine blanking punches and form tools. We cut the form tools with cbn and use a similar process. Even on cam we get bizarre shit like this because we don't have the perfect blockform for the old tools profile many times. Or the part is broken so we use a generic square/round blank.
When they are programmed at the machine instead of taking 5 hours to program a 45 minute part to save 10 minutes we just cut air so we don't have to write thousands of lines of code.
That finish is sensuous!!!!!!!!!!
It looked so innocent until it suddenly didn’t 😂
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Show your wife this, so you can buy a cnc machine.
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Can you forgive me?XD
Looks great, maybe the first few cuts could've been done different so the tool dosn't just move in the air for a few seconds. 😅
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As you say! We will improve next time!
Machinists make do 😏
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This comment section is so fucking hilarious. OP was asking for this when they made such a voluptuous “demo”.
This plug is not meant for a socket:/
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Legends 🤔😅
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How was the turning process without the use of coolant ?? 🤔
It's a bowling pin🎳 right?
It's a bowling pin righ ? 😳
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This is bowling pin!
No secondary operation needed 😊
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Hold up, what that?
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This is bowling pin!
G73 cycle is for castings. Not billet.
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How to progam .... NOT
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How You Going To Cut The Excess Material ?
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What is extra material?
💀
You should make a manual transmission shifter knob! :)
일배울때 이렇게 작업하면 엄청 욕먹었네요 사이클은 이렇게 작업하면 욕 바가지로 먹어요
Time Waste
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Yes the first line tells it what diameter your starting with so your ot cutting air.
produktivität auf ganz anderem Level😂
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Legend understand what is this 😁
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Ladies and gentlemen, MEET the 10th pin .
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Thats a lotta air cutting 😂
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you could have done the parting also?
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dirty mind activated 💀🤣
Very nice program details
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This is how the Plumbus is made 🤣
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Where does this go?
Sir can you provid program for it workpiece
I'm glad I'm not the only thinking this is something odd😂🤣😭
Next time We'll try a better tooling!
Nice plug
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That's an awful lot of fresh air being cut at the beginning. You'd be better off turning that nose parallel first, it would take next to no time to program and would save a load of time if you have a lot of these to do.
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Kinda reminds me of the Teardrop from 3 body problem
What is the name of this machine? Is it malling machine?
The machine is a Mazak INTEGREX.
Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) Lathe
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