Not all heroes wear capes, some handle cameras and will capture the money shot no matter the circumstances. Props to the cameraman for the spidey reflexes
I'm a woodworker, not a machinist. But I love watching these videos. Anytime anyone makes something it makes the world a better place. That Titan and the crew do these to entice people to enter the trade as well as have the University is a testament to a belief in the future. Keep it up, gentlemen. And it was great to see Donnie's mom as well.
As an actual real machinist and authorized repair and service of Index machine tools (and soon Traub too probly) I hereby bestow upon ye the honorary title of wood machinist, (tap with forged metal sword on the shoulders), rise now sir Grantman, honorary wood machinist.
Lving the enrgy of you Kenny "Which is around 540 gallons for you americans watching" Then catching yourself in what you we're saying. This is so good editing and narration that you get more interested in watching it and see what you can learn today, awesome content and creation, on multiple levels!
I'm glad to see that many manufacturing environments have the same "chaotic energy". Just yesterday I was walking back from lunch, and a pigeon walked out from the tool setting area and walked up to me, I just picked him up and took him to the window and set him free.
This "KID" Donnie is absolutely hilarious, great on camera and a super talented young man. I am so impressed. Titan, you really do a great job choosing these talented employees. You are an awesome individual. FH
This kind of videos make my life better, I only work with basic and smalls cnc at work, but i'm willing to be a better programmer and machinist with your videos and certifications and to achieve in a not so far future having my own machineshop. Thanks to you guys i'm more confident in my skills and knowledge. Be eternal guys!
Great video - definitely a lot more going on than the Star and Tsugami machines that I've managed. I'd love to see how the machine supports the bar stock!
@@donniehinske Hey Donnie! Glad to hear from you! We have 2 of the new tornos multi Swiss 8x26, and a fleet of old tornos SAS 16.6, it’s a smaller 6 spindle and we also have a few tornos Bs20’s they’re older 8 spindle machines. Along with the tornos we have a few machines called an “index” im not entirely sure what the proper name for it is, I’ve only heard about it. But it’s pretty similar to the tornos 8 spindle machines and they crank out parts as well!
Great video, I am not a machinist or anything but I do have a couple years of manual lathe and mill stuff. It's amazing to see how crazy the machining process is getting! I love it. PS Sorry but I laughed my ass off when he dropped the basket in the oil 😂😂
Simply amazing machine. It would be the best thing since sliced bread if you had orders for hundreds of thousands of parts. Can you share with the class just how much that bad boy costs? Sorry, loved the oil in the face trick. Your obviously an extremely smart guy and it’s kool seeing you do something extremely stupid 😂. Love your blog ! Stay dry my friend lol.
Love watching your videos. I don't do CNC or machining though I would love to but don't have access to machines to learn or monetary means to go to school for that but I do enjoy seeing what you can do with these machines plus watching the antics is always a hoot. Donnie, you did a great job explaining everything about this particular machine. Titan, keep up the awesome work and showcasing of what you do. Always look forward to seeing what you and your people bring to each and every video.
That thing seems like a maintenance nightmare. I'm sure there's also an absolutely horrendous slipring in there to feed the spindles and associated axes.
What's up TITANS!? I run mazak machines. Love the quality of the mazak machines. I run a 450MY lathe mill combo, with SMOOTHC controls. Love these videos! Keep it up!
I amil interested in what kids of calculations they made to decide that extra tank + chiller is worth the 4 degree diference instedlad everything being at either 30 or 26
I Love how Jessie and Barry can make fun of themselves because they know they are that good thunbs up to you guys, now back to Donnie great vids any chance of more macro programming i love that side of programming and the efficiency of it as sub programs.
We should talk shop! I work on a this exact machine 8x26 multiswiss! I’ve been working with it for a-little over a year now! I’ve worked with the service tech in your first video! Not very many of these in the states from what I hear! Would be cool if I could share my experiences too!
I just watched a video from Library and Archives Canada showing the Machining of an 8" High Explosive Artillery Shell in 1917. The video contained the machining process with times. How fast could you produce a similar shell today?
Question about that touchscreen... How practical is it in real-life conditions? Because, my hands at the end of an 8-hour shift are dirty so much, that it's impossible to wash them completely. And, as I'm 3in1 - programmer, setter, operator - i'm interacting with controls far beyond the green button, pushing all the existing keys with my dirty, oily hands. Scary to imagine, how the touchscreen would look like at the end of the day.
Thats a solid question. In my opinion you wont have an issue with the touchscreen getting too dirty it is really robust and nothing like oil will stick to it. As long as you wipe it down daily you'd be fine. HOWEVER I recommend hooking a keyboard up immediately because it is a lot slower to type on.
"The last thing I need is another paper resume from a CNC machinist." On the contrary, I got my foot in the door where I work now by "printing" the company's application form using the pen plotter attachment I made for my 3D printer.
This is going to sound a bit silly considering that this machine holds 500 gallons of oil...but how does the MultiSwiss alert you to a low-oil condition? Also, does it use the same oil for cutting as it does for lubricating the machine, or is there a separate tank for the machine's internal needs?
they are actually simple. there are many chip spinners that have centrifuges as well. i got one that was part of a system in this building i moved into. it's a bowl like for a bundt cake that spins. the sides of the bowl come back in at the top. oil flows in to the middle from above drops to the bowl bottom and flings out to the sides. as the bowl gets more oil in it the oil climbs up the sides and eventually goes past the rim and flings out. the chips stay in the bowl. at certain times the bowl need to be cleaned out of chips. it gets the oil down to about 5 microns.
The Doosan machine is a nice machine. Still a rail style machine but an updated and stronger rail. However I bought two SMART machines. Heavy duty box way machine. Sun spindle is having anothe main spindle. Spindles in casting having their own head stock. Sun spindle motor has a chiller to keep it cool and last longer. Ours is less than a month old but very nice so far. Mike for Ohio Screw Products
MULTI-SPINDLE MACHINE HAVE COME A LONG WAY. MY FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH MULTI-SPINDLE WAS CALLED A CONE O MATIC. IT HAD 6 SPINDLES MAKING 6 IDENTICAL PARTS. PROGRAMMING CONSISTED OF MAKING PROFILE CAMS FROM CYLINDRICAL METAL TO MAKE THE DESIRED SHAPE FOR THE PART. THE NUMBER OF CAMS WAS DETERMINED BY HOW MANY TOOLS WERE NEEDED. IT COULD TAKE SEVERAL DAYS JUST TO MAKE THE CAMS. NOT COUNTING TIME TO MAKE SMALL CHANGES TO THE CAMS.
I work with Acme-Gridly multi-spindle screw machines. This is like looking into the far flung future of 2000. I have expected to see Mr. Spacely come in and shake his hand. If I could keep control of my OD with just a little click on a button my allen keys would get sad.
I've never worked with the MultiSwiss platform. Only ever seen the Index MS machines out in the wild. Hated the Deco software on the Tornos swiss machines. Windows based junk you couldn't edit anything at the machine. Any change at all required a complete repost from their proprietary software. The pump arrangement is pretty nice. The only weak spot in any of the drum carrier multi spindles (Index MS, Tornos MultiSwiss, Gildemeister MultiSprint) is the oil not only has to be obscenely clean, but needs to meet the European quality specs to keep the drum operation smooth. I would personally rather have a multi channel control linked together with wait codes.
Damn such a modern machine paired with an HMI from the 90s really puts undercuts the usability of a tool like this. And I understand if for professionals but seriously? You can’t hire some us designers and create a good looking interface? Like look at the DMGs or Haas machines, easy to use interfaces does not make the machine worse. If you want that bare fanuc interface have an advanced setting that allows for direct setting. Idk I’m not a machinist but I operate high end manufacturing equipment and the ones with better HMIs do really make getting better quality easier.
As a newbie that user interface is really freaking me out. It reminds of the DOS operating system. Or Clipper. Such an expensive machine with such a bad user interface; I don't get it.
you make it so easy to see there's no distance too far that you guys just won't go while you keep raising the bar so we can't thank you enogh all the CNC which we have seen as it should only to be expected coming from this TITAN machine * * * * * * (5 + 1) STARS .*.*.*.
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Not all heroes wear capes, some handle cameras and will capture the money shot no matter the circumstances. Props to the cameraman for the spidey reflexes
Don't know if you want to know, the term money shot kind of originates from a seedy industry. FYI.
Therein lies the joke
😆😆
I'm a woodworker, not a machinist. But I love watching these videos. Anytime anyone makes something it makes the world a better place. That Titan and the crew do these to entice people to enter the trade as well as have the University is a testament to a belief in the future. Keep it up, gentlemen. And it was great to see Donnie's mom as well.
So Awesome! Thanks Brother
Working to bring Respect back to Manufacturing.
Have a Blessed Weekend,
Titan
As an actual real machinist and authorized repair and service of Index machine tools (and soon Traub too probly) I hereby bestow upon ye the honorary title of wood machinist, (tap with forged metal sword on the shoulders), rise now sir Grantman, honorary wood machinist.
Donnie is an amazing presenter. Love longer and more detailed vids like this
Man what spaceship did you guys take this from? Crazy piece of equipment.
The value of safety glasses is proven once agin😂😂
It's good to see 25+ years later, the software to programme Tornos hasn't changed that much.
I love the Windows-95 look of the User Interface
Its good tho we use fanuc controller too and its easy to use
You were showing the machine a such a good time that it had to give you a happy ending 😂
Lving the enrgy of you Kenny "Which is around 540 gallons for you americans watching" Then catching yourself in what you we're saying.
This is so good editing and narration that you get more interested in watching it and see what you can learn today, awesome content and creation, on multiple levels!
I'm glad to see that many manufacturing environments have the same "chaotic energy".
Just yesterday I was walking back from lunch, and a pigeon walked out from the tool setting area and walked up to me, I just picked him up and took him to the window and set him free.
plot twist.. the guy in the video is a imposter and is about to be arrested by the police car outside at the end of the video
Der Junge ist ein Spinner......
This "KID" Donnie is absolutely hilarious, great on camera and a super talented young man.
I am so impressed.
Titan, you really do a great job choosing these talented employees.
You are an awesome individual. FH
the end was so funny lmao.
Would really like to see this machine in full production if there is a available project
It’s coming
This kind of videos make my life better, I only work with basic and smalls cnc at work, but i'm willing to be a better programmer and machinist with your videos and certifications and to achieve in a not so far future having my own machineshop. Thanks to you guys i'm more confident in my skills and knowledge. Be eternal guys!
Nice to see the coolant system of tornos machine. I supply high pressure coolant units to various precision CNC machines.
Great video - definitely a lot more going on than the Star and Tsugami machines that I've managed. I'd love to see how the machine supports the bar stock!
I love the videos of the tornos machine! Running them myself I can relate and I think it’s awesome! Thank you titans of CNC!
What models do you have?
@@donniehinske Hey Donnie! Glad to hear from you! We have 2 of the new tornos multi Swiss 8x26, and a fleet of old tornos SAS 16.6, it’s a smaller 6 spindle and we also have a few tornos Bs20’s they’re older 8 spindle machines. Along with the tornos we have a few machines called an “index” im not entirely sure what the proper name for it is, I’ve only heard about it. But it’s pretty similar to the tornos 8 spindle machines and they crank out parts as well!
Great video, I am not a machinist or anything but I do have a couple years of manual lathe and mill stuff. It's amazing to see how crazy the machining process is getting! I love it.
PS Sorry but I laughed my ass off when he dropped the basket in the oil 😂😂
Simply amazing machine. It would be the best thing since sliced bread if you had orders for hundreds of thousands of parts. Can you share with the class just how much that bad boy costs? Sorry, loved the oil in the face trick. Your obviously an extremely smart guy and it’s kool seeing you do something extremely stupid 😂. Love your blog ! Stay dry my friend lol.
Over $600.000 , better have hundreds of parts ordered before downpayment.
Nice facial oil treatment , at the end😂😂😂😂😂
Grtz from the netherlands
Johny geerts
Love watching your videos. I don't do CNC or machining though I would love to but don't have access to machines to learn or monetary means to go to school for that but I do enjoy seeing what you can do with these machines plus watching the antics is always a hoot. Donnie, you did a great job explaining everything about this particular machine.
Titan, keep up the awesome work and showcasing of what you do. Always look forward to seeing what you and your people bring to each and every video.
Why is high pressure needed for the cut off tool? What does the higher pressure help? Just cooling more? Love these technical videos, they're awesome!
helps assure that the chips get blown away so nothing bad happens to the insert
Machine oil bukkake is exactly what we were waiting for so long! O_o🤣
This machine is so overwhelmingly insane, it’s stressing me out just watching it
I'm a cnc machinest for over 20years. But this frightens my ass off! Great Video!
Do they sell it also with not fanuc? I prefer siemens or haidenhain as it’s just less dos like.
Software Side looks extremely old
How often do you have to clean the metal filters, and is it fairly quick and easy?
That thing seems like a maintenance nightmare. I'm sure there's also an absolutely horrendous slipring in there to feed the spindles and associated axes.
This is a great video thanks I enjoy it and keep buying more machines
Hi titan, from England here great video as always. Do you ever use Mazak machines
What's up TITANS!? I run mazak machines. Love the quality of the mazak machines. I run a 450MY lathe mill combo, with SMOOTHC controls. Love these videos! Keep it up!
I amil interested in what kids of calculations they made to decide that extra tank + chiller is worth the 4 degree diference instedlad everything being at either 30 or 26
I bet it has to do with viscosity.
Haha love the last part :D
I Love how Jessie and Barry can make fun of themselves because they know they are that good thunbs up to you guys, now back to Donnie great vids any chance of more macro programming i love that side of programming and the efficiency of it as sub programs.
Thats alot of energy from out boi
He, 13:16, you haven't really ever done that drop ever before, have you. 🤣 First and last time, lesson learned.
I wonder why it is running with TB deco and not with tisis is there a reason for it?
We should talk shop! I work on a this exact machine 8x26 multiswiss! I’ve been working with it for a-little over a year now! I’ve worked with the service tech in your first video! Not very many of these in the states from what I hear! Would be cool if I could share my experiences too!
It is very cool!
is the oil for the hydrostatic system and the coolant the same?
Yes its all the cutting oil
Stay with. I worked on multiswiss machine. And its very good machine.
Cool machine and great presentation. Can you work on additing tool holders and operations in TISIS? How many program channels will TISIS show?
I just watched a video from Library and Archives Canada showing the Machining of an 8" High Explosive Artillery Shell in 1917. The video contained the machining process with times.
How fast could you produce a similar shell today?
Question about that touchscreen... How practical is it in real-life conditions? Because, my hands at the end of an 8-hour shift are dirty so much, that it's impossible to wash them completely. And, as I'm 3in1 - programmer, setter, operator - i'm interacting with controls far beyond the green button, pushing all the existing keys with my dirty, oily hands. Scary to imagine, how the touchscreen would look like at the end of the day.
Thats a solid question. In my opinion you wont have an issue with the touchscreen getting too dirty it is really robust and nothing like oil will stick to it. As long as you wipe it down daily you'd be fine. HOWEVER I recommend hooking a keyboard up immediately because it is a lot slower to type on.
We usually have a big pack of jumbo size wet wipes on the machine for this problem
@@Bawbag0110 we have four 2013 Doosan lathes with classic Fanuc controls, so the only thing we use is rags from old clothes in all occasions xD
@dryuha15 Yeah we have the rags aswell 🤣 before the wipes you had to hope your hands had some coolant on them so you could wipe them down
It is solid, but I personally prefer buttons.
You should try some citizen m32 series. We have 13 where I work they are fantastic.
Please run the offer again.
I have been saving for 3 years and now I need your offer 😊
What about the spindle oil and coolant gets mixed ? Are they same and if not then how they are separated ?
This machine is amazing I need it.
Hope you got the capital for this bad boi
Great money shot there bud.
excellent
Very cool
At least that looked like pretty clean oil to the face..I've done similar with dirty coolant before
I'm watching this like i ever going to own one 😂
"The last thing I need is another paper resume from a CNC machinist."
On the contrary, I got my foot in the door where I work now by "printing" the company's application form using the pen plotter attachment I made for my 3D printer.
Hehe. Its funny that Tornos uses the same programing system now and for 23 years ago.😊
how do you tell machine which spindle does what
Damn, she pissed on you LOL 🤣
My coolant system is a 30 year old Fairy Liquid bottle!🇬🇧
oh no that oil shot right in the face
Oil in my face!!! Sorry but lol. Great video love the channel..
Non machinist here. Love the content. How much is a machine like this?
Why do you guys not have okumas ?
Donnie, where's your safety glasses mate? 😂
This is going to sound a bit silly considering that this machine holds 500 gallons of oil...but how does the MultiSwiss alert you to a low-oil condition? Also, does it use the same oil for cutting as it does for lubricating the machine, or is there a separate tank for the machine's internal needs?
Try a exete-tar machine next. We carruntly have a 6 spindle machine.
Cool machine
Can you carve a part out of titanium?
대박 Awersome.
thats quite big
Hmmm... I can´t find any reference to a flavor in the Blasomill data sheets
Axis has left the chat
Damn, would really like to see an endoscope camera sticking into the centrifuge while it's running. What does it even look like?
they are actually simple. there are many chip spinners that have centrifuges as well. i got one that was part of a system in this building i moved into. it's a bowl like for a bundt cake that spins. the sides of the bowl come back in at the top. oil flows in to the middle from above drops to the bowl bottom and flings out to the sides. as the bowl gets more oil in it the oil climbs up the sides and eventually goes past the rim and flings out. the chips stay in the bowl. at certain times the bowl need to be cleaned out of chips. it gets the oil down to about 5 microns.
When in doubt, oil it out.... good job Donnie. Btw, your Dad was there too, right?
i just bought my first cnc, a spinner lathe from 1998. gotta figure this cnc out.
Congrats
The Doosan machine is a nice machine. Still a rail style machine but an updated and stronger rail. However I bought two SMART machines. Heavy duty box way machine. Sun spindle is having anothe main spindle. Spindles in casting having their own head stock. Sun spindle motor has a chiller to keep it cool and last longer. Ours is less than a month old but very nice so far.
Mike for Ohio Screw Products
Chase,Bof A ,Fargo they are in the same boat.
Boom! I'm famous! Hey Donnie - I'm buying you a pair of safety glasses for your birthday.
Haha thanks ma! It was super nice of you to come down to Texas!
DN solutions are great machines , I also really love Mazak with their mazatrol control. But they are a bit expensive
MULTI-SPINDLE MACHINE HAVE COME A LONG WAY. MY FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH MULTI-SPINDLE WAS CALLED A CONE O MATIC. IT HAD 6 SPINDLES MAKING 6 IDENTICAL PARTS. PROGRAMMING CONSISTED OF MAKING PROFILE CAMS FROM CYLINDRICAL METAL TO MAKE THE DESIRED SHAPE FOR THE PART. THE NUMBER OF CAMS WAS DETERMINED BY HOW MANY TOOLS WERE NEEDED. IT COULD TAKE SEVERAL DAYS JUST TO MAKE THE CAMS. NOT COUNTING TIME TO MAKE SMALL CHANGES TO THE CAMS.
That can filter can make hash!
I work with Acme-Gridly multi-spindle screw machines. This is like looking into the far flung future of 2000. I have expected to see Mr. Spacely come in and shake his hand. If I could keep control of my OD with just a little click on a button my allen keys would get sad.
Controls look similar to Heller 840D controls. User Friendly
Mazak had some of these program features 25 years ago!
My company has like 4 of these
so oil and coolant wow
I've never worked with the MultiSwiss platform. Only ever seen the Index MS machines out in the wild.
Hated the Deco software on the Tornos swiss machines. Windows based junk you couldn't edit anything at the machine.
Any change at all required a complete repost from their proprietary software.
The pump arrangement is pretty nice. The only weak spot in any of the drum carrier multi spindles (Index MS, Tornos MultiSwiss, Gildemeister MultiSprint) is the oil not only has to be obscenely clean, but needs to meet the European quality specs to keep the drum operation smooth.
I would personally rather have a multi channel control linked together with wait codes.
Hi titan from zimbabwe 🇿🇼 want to start cnc shop in zimbabwe
Love how basically 80% of the machine is a huge oil filter.
And thats how you show a company propper ergonomic engeneering of swiss laths,
what does it even do with 8 spindles and 35 axis? i need to see this cut something
Damn such a modern machine paired with an HMI from the 90s really puts undercuts the usability of a tool like this. And I understand if for professionals but seriously? You can’t hire some us designers and create a good looking interface? Like look at the DMGs or Haas machines, easy to use interfaces does not make the machine worse. If you want that bare fanuc interface have an advanced setting that allows for direct setting. Idk I’m not a machinist but I operate high end manufacturing equipment and the ones with better HMIs do really make getting better quality easier.
As a newbie that user interface is really freaking me out. It reminds of the DOS operating system. Or Clipper.
Such an expensive machine with such a bad user interface; I don't get it.
The oil to the face lmao XD you sure this guy works on this machine? Jk, I know she's brand new and wow is it amazing!
she did finish at the end.
I notice no Okumas or Mazaks in your videos. What are your thoughts on those in comparison to the dng and swiss machines?
hi titans iam from Indonesian
Hello
If one time you need a Guy for africa im here 20 years expérience in machine tools❤
you make it so easy to see
there's no distance too far
that you guys just won't go
while you keep raising the bar
so we can't thank you enogh
all the CNC which we have seen
as it should only to be expected
coming from this TITAN machine
* * * * * * (5 + 1) STARS
.*.*.*.
Bring mazak to the platform
And this is why we have PPE including safety glasses.
My guys definitely wear glasses when spindles are turning or air is being blown… when talking on camera I let it slide if things are turned off.
To cool
Do not worry, this oil is super clean 😂