The 9,000 Ton Cybertruck Giga Press Is Here!
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- The 9,000 Ton Cybertruck Giga Press Is Here!
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My uncle and cousin both work at GigaTexas.. I can confirm that was indeed the main pieces to the Cybertruck press!!!
Awesoooome. Thanks for the confirmation mate.
you know nothing
@@mosaicmonk4380 its not surprising giga texas has 20,000 employees you live in huston good chance you know someone that works there
No way the cybertruck will be allowed and homologated..
cant anyone keep their fuking mouth shut damn. worse than spies
Don’t know if you were already told this, but it’s ‘bills of lading’, NOT ‘bills of landing’.
A bill of lading (BL or BoL) is a legal document issued by a carrier (transportation company) to a shipper that details the type, quantity, and destination of the goods being carried. A bill of lading also serves as a shipment receipt when the carrier delivers the goods at a predetermined destination.
I noticed this too, thanks for clarifying and keeping everyone sharp. On a side note .. Maybe Elon is going to revolutionize the shipping industry as well and rename them Bills of Musk. 😂
Minor correction: It’s bills of lading (not landing)
Is that like "laden"?
Most of the Tesla disciples on TH-cam have a problem with pronunciation and grammar. Which makes me question their level of intelligence. Just an observation.
@@curtiswfranks No. Pronounced Lay-ding.
@@catsaregovernmentspies Lading and laden are different conjugation tenses of the same word: lade.
While you are at it, at 3:17 9000t is pronounced 'Nine Thousand Tee' and not 'Nine Hundred Tee' lol
A "pull through" design is also great for truck (and cars) pulling trailers, it would allow charging without having to unhitch or block roads. Moreover, we might start seeing trailers with their own battery packs that could be charged at the same time the truck was being charged.
Does anyone know if you can charge the batteries while driving.
Outback Australia is very remote and no power , a single Cylinder diesel generator in the back would keep you charged up .
@@richardrogers7339 I saw a video of a tesla with a running generator attached to the back of it in Ukraine, so yes.
@@richardrogers7339 I would hope so. It would be nice to be able to buy battery packs like little jerry cans to extend mileage on long trips.
@@richardrogers7339 why not just buy a diesel truck then?
@@Withnail1969 I have a diesel Toyota.
Electric truck will have great problems in remote Australia 🇦🇺
You would need your own generator to charge batteries
The north side of Corpus Christi is a canal that can handle oil tankers. I assume a tanker carrying lithium from South America would be a similar ship. The canal has a railroad system along it. Tesla's new lithium refinery near Robstown Texas also has a railroad track. Tesla will need to construct a siding track. Google Maps has a marker for the plant site.
The bars are called tie bars as they tie the machine together. The machine platten ride on "shoes" at bottomed under bottom tie bars. In case anyone wants to know more just ask. Die Casting is my thing. Not doing this to "correct" the video just as additional info.
My field also and agree 100%.
@@paulschulte1064 my company is thinking about expanding with 6 new 6000 ton presses like tesla has. I hope they do.
@@LegacyAftermath I’m thinking the dies or molds would require huge mills and machine tools to manufacture. In different areas of the tool/die and machinist fields I’ve ran big stuff. It’s awesome!!!
@@paulschulte1064 we just got a huge boring mill. Could hold 2 or 3 holders (of the die) easy. The machine gets very impractical quickly and most machinery won't suffice
@@LegacyAftermath All I ran was big, cumbersome, old machines. I can’t imagine the joy of running a CNC or NC lathe with an 8’ swing and 20’ Chuck to tail stock, LOL.
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That type of charging station is also located in Iceland, it's really efficient and easier to park the car.
Wow! That is some amazing machinery!
I like how the Roadster crosses a double yellow :D
The center units will also allow for trailers also.
Thanks, and yes, I did catch the 'going forward' pun.
I also think there is a Giga press for project Highland. This new model 3 will keep Tesla ahead of the game. ⚡️
Very good news, indeed!
About the new cheap (er.. ..um inexpensive) model, this one may use the solid wiring idea. If you recall, they want to have robots doing the wiring.
Now THAT is definitely the next big step that’ll be ‘essential’ to future EV car manufacturing. It takes sooo much waisted time and manpower to lay all the lines of crisscross wires needed in cars these days.
Holy shit I saw one of those on the road today near Giga Berlin. Didn't know what that giant box was until seeing this. Might have been a normal giga press but definitely the same box😅
OMG, this’s big news. You might want to share this elsewhere as well. Could be then to save exports and make it regional, they might be wanting to make the Cybertruck in Germany as well and start the launch of the Cybertruck around the world THE SAME TIME.
Nice! Let's start cranking out the Aztek pick-up trucks!
What about the need for pull-through chargers for cars pulling a trailer?
I like the Flying V or Chevron or Parkay type Parking Pattern ! One Less Turn Pulling in and Out ! ,You Could charge 4 cars on a single Charger if Wired for it and front Wheel Charging ! .
I've got a slight feeling that the center pull through chargers might be intended for the cyber truck and future tesla trucks that would be pulling trailers and loads behind them. With the current design it would be difficult to impossible to even attempt to charge while pulling a trailer behind you.
We have a lot of those Charger configurations in Sweden 👍
The worst layout is in mammoth, CA… 4 rows of double chargers but no markings to tell you which way to pull in, so about half the people are facing the wrong direction, using the wrong charger, and blocking the charger they’re supposed to use. On top of that, it’s a v2 charger and they are split across the lanes, so if you want full speed you have to pull in behind someone and not next to them like most would assume.
Good News !!!!
NIO revealed they ordered the biggest Giga press in the world. So, it’s for them
Where was that confirmed? That’s cool.
5:21 "it is, however, exciting to see big packages"
Since the care knows it is at a charging spot I am sure it can avoid damage to the charging devices.
i was outside with those trucks when they were there, i was taking scrap cars outside and saw them they’re huge lol
note that Europe uses a standard charge plug across all cars, including Tesla, which allows them to open their networks to non-Tesla cars. The type 2 and CSS Type 2 will. make charging networks in Europe more friendly and reliable than in the US
They probably need to review the configuration of the charging spots to accommodate the non-Tesla users as the charge ports can be different than a Tesla.
Test castings may start in a few months. We have seen the time it takes to get there machines up and running. I expect that the first production test vehicles will be built this fall. I highly doubt customer deliveries this year with the first deliveries used for employees and testing.
Yes, very realistic.
I honestly think we COULD see first deliveries starting at the near end of this year 2023.
Finally someone with brain and realistic pov.
No way the cybertruck will be allowed and homologated.. Anyone that has worked in the car industry understands this.
@@henrik1743, specifically what will prevent the CT from being approved?
from Electrek 12 Jan: "Tesla secures new 1 million sq ft building in Texas by Fred Lambert
Tesla has secured a new 1 million square foot building near Brookshire, Texas. It’s not known what it’s for yet, but there’s a rumor that it is for battery storage. . . It sounds like it is going to involve both a warehouse and production.
Tesla writes in the description for a “Associate Manager, Production Control” position in Brookshire . . . The job also mentions a “Cell Materials production area,” indicating that the location might produce materials for cell production at Gigafactory Texas."
@2:00 mark, a BoL is a Bill of Lading (not landing) - as in, this shipment is laden with (number) of (objects).
So I guess if you get a “fender bender”!you have to cut it off and weld a new piece on.
Sounds expensive compared to replacing the fender.
Talking about superchargers lots - superchargers at Tracy, CA had this drive through design for years
Those robots look crazy
1:08: "long package here...giant rods"
Hydraulic and cantilever. Like every type of closing effort has been employed.
The projected area of this mold would be enormous
The large rods are called tie bars.
there called tie-bars and I worked in a die cast plant for 25 grueling years... it basically sucked and I just can't imagine a casting that huge coming out and being perfect... I would love to go see this machine in operation
I was clickbaited by this video thinking I would be able to see a video of the cybertruck being smash satisfyingly.
1:51 Bill of Lading not Bill of landing lol
My receiving brain from working at Target caught this 😂
Towing a trailer requires a pull-through or past charging and design as unhooking trailers is very inconvenient and a place to do so. Lots of small boats and trailers are common in the US,
Yeah ❤
I thought the whole cyber truck was made on a press break. In fact that was the whole point of the design. Also they're not gonna push stainless steel through that thing and the bodies made out of stainless. So I guess they're gonna make it a frame out of aluminum with a stainless steel exoskeleton? Do they plan on making a larger truck cause currently it's about the size of a Ford Ranger. I've never seen the roof of the F150 i use at work. In the videos you can see that Joe rogan is taller than the truck. Also notice that none of my 4 by 8' sheets will fit in the bed of the truck. Will there be a work edition that will allow you to use it as a work vehicle. I guess we'll find out and 2032 when the truck is released.
I wonder if a pull-through dual charger setup could be used to charge a SEMI.
Production at the end of 2023...Ram, here I come!
It always amazes me how Tesla groupies believe that a company like IDRA only sells die-casting machines to Tesla. Wonder how they grew so big without prior or current customers.
It always amazes me how people feel the need to insult others. I am sure there are many 'Tesla groupies' that would wear that badge with honor but this seems intended as an insult, inferring they are not smart enough to know Tesla is not IDRA's only customer.
The 2 Largest Presses have been designed to Tesla Specs and to date have only delivered to Tesla. Logically the second unit of their Largest Press is LIKELY to also be a Tesla purchase. NO ONE has said IDRA Only Sells to Tesla, or even large presses HAVE to be a Tesla purchase.
@@LifeMyWay007 Mr. Liu Zhuoming, CEO of LK Group, said in his speech that LK and Wencan have been partners for many years. They have always supported each other, trusted each other, grew together, and insisted on sustainable development. It is expected that LK 9000T super intelligent die-casting machine can help Wencan become an important leader and builder of the development ecology of China's new energy automobile industry, and solve the needs of the manufacturing industry for super-large die-casting parts and multi-component integrated die-casting products in the new era. LK will also be equipped with the best resources and a full range of services with Wencan
nah its gonna be a sick boat motor or plane motor or etc.
I wonder if they did the cyber truck dye casting tests in Italy…Q1 is aggressive otherwise…
Well it would definitely make sense to do a prototype at least before it came over to make sure it’s possible.
Q1 is completely unrealistic.
That Asia GigaPress might be going to Nio and friends. That has been discussed elsewhere.
1:49, they are called Bills of "Lading", not landing, just fyi.
Can I have the boxes!?
Can you please add timestamps to all future videos
How about multiple parts in one casting cycle?
Seal is simply the better car for the money. It's the better deal. We are waiting for it to come to the EU market the first half of this year. If tesla does not drop the model 3 prices here the will have a rough time continuing.
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I'm seeing more and more Rivian R1T's in my area, they look pretty cool. How big of an impact will the complete failure of the Cybertruck have on Teslas future?
my trash compactor is bigger than this
Pull-through is pretty much a requirement to charge a cyber-truck when towing a trailer
The CT’s charge port is just behind the front driver wheel, too, isn’t it? Pull through would be easier for that.
Idra made in Italy orgoglio di Brescia👍
I want a hatchback so bad!
I think the 2nd 9K press is for the Van. 9K press is for heavy duty, and there's no need for cybertruck in Asia.
07:15 Pikes Peak? Any Colorado Springs residents confirm? 🙂
1:47...........Bill of lading, not bill of landing.
It's been reported that 5 other Chinese car manufacturers have ordered gigaptesses.
Hopefully the actual truck looks completely different
1:48 do you mean bill of lading? Never heard of a bill of “landing.”
Everyone says landing
I love how transparent Elon Musk is with his businesses. He lets everybody watch as much as they want to. Do you remember Obama's promise for transparency in our government? Yeah, that was a nice idea.
Musk is under no obligation to be transparent to anybody other than shareholders, in fact, he may be giving advantage away to his competitors. It seems to be working out though. I don't think Musk believes in spending any money on advertising, yet we all get to find out what's going on with his products.
I wonder what the state of electric vehicle business would be like if Musk had not entered the market. Enthusiasm for electric vehicles was lukewarm at best. Now that Musk has proven it's a multi billion dollar market, it's getting pretty hot.
If my memory serves me right, Shanghai is not Japan, but China. The point I'm trying to make is, isn't there a conflict of interest between China and the United States with respect to Taiwan?
What do you mean by half the chargers? I don't get it.
When can I get my truck? 😂
Would be "challenging" to remove the vehicle from the mold if you tried to make the whole thing in one shot.
Also traditional OEMs appear to be have been asleep at the wheel when it comes to manufacturing. They have been doing things the same way for decades.
It would be bills of lading, not landing. But informative still.
If I ever acquire a Cybertruck I am going to put a big block in it. I will call it the GIGA Truck !
That sounds like something Rich Rebuilds would do.
A big ICE block😂
I think you’ve created a Monster!😫
IDRA is pronounced EE-draw
Bill of “lading” not landing.
the small new model should be called the "peasant pod"
I hope they add proximity chat to the cars🤞
lol i mean it cant really do two bc then the one next to it can only do 1... would need to use twice as much space with half the stations.. Am i bugging?
Theres also nothing new or innovative about that layout imo, i can only imagine how much money was put into designing an existing design
Finally…….
They could build the whole truck with die cast
6:51. Making predictions for the next two centuries, are we?
Always good to let your kids get involved in sharing data. 👍
Close caption for de next please.. Thanks. Great content 👍
just click the CC button on the bottom right of the video frame.
@@turbostixxx Subtitles/CC turned on "(English (auto-generated))"
The picture of the Cybertruck production start said END OF 2023, NOT 2022!?
just call it box office poison truck - accurate
The term might be “bills of lading”. Not bills of landing.
What happens if this second IDRA 9000t ends up being used to build Jiefang-branded Chinese military trucks. It won't just be egg on our faces!
The big presses are casting machines for sub components, they are nothing to do with Cybertruck bodies, those are folded sheet stainless steel, not cast. The Cybertruck will use cast sub assemblies...
That you have to tell this moron that is hilarious. Why is the guy who knows less about the industry than almost anyone else here posting videos? What a joke.
@@rebym There is a gap... Those that take a 2 second look at the body and understand its folded, and the other 99% of the planet... I think it's because my Dad gave me Meccano as a 5 year old...
I don't follow. Pressing =/= Casting, and these are for the former. I would agree that the largest thing that would be cast would be something like a drive train rather than a body, but I don't know what that would have to do with the big presses.
@@jefflittle8913 I understand what you're saying, but the fact is the Idra "casting machines" are being called "Giga presses"
@@jefflittle8913 No, pressing does not at all mean casting, they are completely different. Boy it's hard to start from here!
Bill of "landing"?
ITSYEBOI made a huge come up doing this EV channel stuff
So what?I have a press like that in my bathroom!
Those parking lot designs all go to crap when you have to start plowing snow!
pull trough parking or front parking is really not that common in Europe unlike the US.... same goes for Japan, we like things orderly and frankly... its safer
Smaller vehicle, roadster anyone?
Why tesla still use gas truck to move giga press?
Ohh cool.
The people with non electric cars could be deciding to smash all the charger stations included into parking areas to park their cars.
Haha too funny but this Truck is pretty Awesome though but what's the price tag???
Its about 40k if im not wrong
Lirik?
The gigapress is unlikely to be for the new low cost model, they haven't even finished development. My guess is Tesla is going to produce Cybertrucks in Shangai as well to accelerate production volume, it wil be interesting to see which factory wins the production ramp race..