127 yr old German Machine Tool Builder Delivers First CNC | HELLER CP6000
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2024
- Heller CP 6000 CNC machine arrives at Titans of CNC. This Heller machine is a MONSTER CNC Machine. Stay until the end or you might miss something important...
More info on the Heller CP 6000:
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0:00 Prepping for Heller Arrival
0:24 Heller CP 6000 Arrives!
1:06 Unisorb Fixator Installation
1:34 Unwrapping the CP 6000
2:02 First Heller Machine on our floor!
4:24 Why Heller?
5:35 Barry is excited!
5:41 Heller CP 6000 features and walk-around Pt. 1
7:17 CNCEXPERT.COM
7:41 Heller CP 6000 features and walk-around Pt. 2
10:38 Barry takes over the video...
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I was one of the guys that installed this machine. What an amazing team that Titan has at his shop. I've been doing this job for 24 years and one thing I can say is this group has something in common. One word to say about what they are doing...... Passion! After being in this facility my passion level has increased and what they are doing with the Academy and CNC Expert is great for this industry. Thanks Titan and keep doing what you are doing for our industry.
badass
We appreciate all your help Tony! It was nice having you here! Try to stay warm up in Michigan this winter🥶
Thanks Tony for the kind words - happy to hear that our passion helped increase yours!
Thanks for the support Tony its very appreciated!
I think it's fantastic you took the time to publicly say this. 👍
As a German I am exited for the videos about that one!
Same same
Ja, unser Land hat was Werkzeugmaschinen angeht schon sehr viel zu bieten. Besonders interessant finde ich, dass die meisten auf dem Höchsten Level in 100km Umkreis von einander Stehen. Heller, Grob, Hüller-Hille, Burkhardt+Weber... Alle mehr oder weniger Rund um Stuttgart angesiedelt.
A little bit further their is Starrag Heckert, also very good!
@@iopfarmer Yeah, I've seen some HEC800s at a customer's plant. But I don't really like the tool magazine on those.
@@justcallmeappa1673 War Hermle auch nicht ein guter Hersteller für CNC Maschinen?
1:00 double the size means 4x the air capacity
@@elanjacobs1 basic knowledge 🤘
Can you explain?
Wait nevermind. I just did a simple calculation to verify. Man I feel stupid sometimes lol
@@imsmee8222 no Problem, would have explained it really quick but nice that you solved it on your own
@@imsmee8222 It's basic math, really.
When you calculate the area of a circle, you have the radius (R) and Pi (π) - the formula is R² x π.
1/4" pipe area (0.25*0.25*3.14)= 0.19 square inches
1/2" pipe area (0.50*0.50*3.14)= 0,78 square inches
We just installed a Heller CP8000, H10000 and H5000 in our plant and already have been working with a H8000.
I am exited about the CP.
Have fun with this MONSTER! Can’t wait to see chips flying! 💪🔥
How much does this thing cost?
@@ingolorenzo4158 If you have to ask the price, you can't afford it. 😉
Congrats Titan and all your team, You are a greatness guide person to me and my staff. We follow you as well my 9yrs old son said Hello to you last IMTS in Chicago.
Thanks again Titan for doing what are you doing.
Got my first CNC job in Cali making bearings a month ago and your videos have been awesome to learn more stuff after work! Really appreciate what you do.
Great ! This beast is manufactured 5 miles away from home, love it ! Heller is heavy into the manufacturing of ICE Engines, and also big into the Automobil business. Which is suffering a lot quite now. I would like to see the Company go on for many years to come
With each Titans movie I'm even more curious about the world of machining, which I love as many of us do. I enjoy every new machine at Flour Mound as if it came to me haha
Thank you Mr. Gilroy and all the amazing team for what you do!
P.S. That Heller is a beast!
Heller machines are some of the best for high volume production. A lot of what my company makes doesn't have the tolerancing to utilize Heller machines at their price point, but we do have a bunch at at least one of our facilities. I've made some fixtures for them before, though the machines being used were the machines with the built-in hydraulic table couplers, which is perfect because you completely avoid ever getting chips (in this case aluminum) into your hydraulic pump tank which can cause a ton of problems.
One small thing about what travis said about the air hose, by doubling the diameter of a hose, you actually square the flow rate given the same pressure because surface area of a cross-section squares.
yeah...totally right, but I wasn't going to mention it...
Im so sure barry will do that Ball in a box in a ball in a box and we will see the forklift to take it out of machine ^^ So much fun!
😂😂
Looking forward to that.......
And if automated ......the next morning after hittting the start button the shop floor is FULL of 1 ton heavy ball in ball cubes....HAHAHA
Spent some time in the Heller booth at Mach this year, very very cool machines.
What a monster machine! Can't wait to see it run.
I wanna see how the guy layed out those footpads for the machine so accurately to line up with the pads in the machine 😂 that takes some serious skill
They unfolded a giant paper template somewhat like the ones that come when you buy a new sink.
Either that or they use lasers. 😁
If they use the Stanley measuring tape and a sharpie, then I am really, really impressed.😁
Wow! Looking forward to seeing this thing eat!
Thanks guys!
Boom awesome as always. Love it
Ahhh! 🤩🤩 Badass machine set-up! Kudos to the riggers and staff who made it happen! I look forward to seeing this monster in person! Barry!! I need the tour.. 😁
Tony from Heller: Thank you for your service to our country. 🇺🇸
You are welcome. I was proud to serve this great nation.
@@tonymoll6265 Great in service in both fields man. Thank you.
I worked for a company called Rieter scragg in Langley Nr Maclesfield, England in the early 1990's , the company had many BEA 03 machining centers, they did what they said on the tin, awsome at the time fond memories :)
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Its nice to see the machines that are manufactured just kilometers away from me.
Man, at 8:12 , look at the team, how they look at this machine, as if they saw a hot girl walking across the street. This is the spirit of the Marchist man 🔥🔥🔥👍 ...
and thank you very much, Mr. Titans, for this wonderful initiative to create a website for the people of this profession. I assure you that you will not regret every cent you paid on this wonderful site. Your followers are increasing day by day around the world and I am publishing your videos among my students here . There are many of my friends here who send you many thanks. Thank you, my brother. And don't forget our slogan Rise to greatness 🔥🔥🔥
Well done Titan.
I haven't run one of them, but I run a 23 year old Makino daily, and I'll have to say as far as accuracy, it's hands down the best I've run and I've been machining for 30 years
Congratulations guys,
Heller is a great company, we work with our machines connected to a FMS set up and tooling wall non-stop. The automation level is practically endless, it ends when your bank account in empty 😅.
Bank account is ALWAYS the limiting factor..HAHAHA.....
Sometimes thats good otherwise I would have a top notch machine in the shop and the fridge empty at home...🤣🤣🤣
@@Baard2000 what home!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍
@@TAH1712 my shop is my castle...
@@Baard2000 Mine was to for a while...
Looking forward to seeing this makin chips
I love it!! I love that y'all love it!! Super kool guys!! Hecks ya!!
Exciting news!!
Release the beast, but please don't release the Krakens!
We don't need to go through that again. 😁
Titan, you and your company are a national treasure. Such dedication to bringing jobs back to America is what our country needs.
And bringing jobs back to australia, that's admirable to because we know where so many jobs are at, and they're in the wrong locations. Jobs need to be at home not in a foreign country.
With the exception of Heller 😁
Minor correction, at .57 the statement going from 1/4" to 1/2" air fittings doubles your air capacity is incorrect. It is over 5X more..!
1/4" @ 120PSI 50' of line the CFM is around 5.8
1/2" @125PSI 50' of line the CFM is around 32.8
So, doubling the line size will increase the air flow by over 5 times!
Going from 1/4" to 3/8" over doubles your flow rate. (5.8 to 11.2)
Most folks use Milton M series fittings, I've switched to V series as the flow rate is over 50% more (for 3/8" hose, not 1/4").
Love this channel!
Heller should have locked in metric only to give Barry a hard time.😂
I’m in vietnam and using heller carbide drill 🔥
At this rate, you guys are going to have to get another building!
Heller I want see that a reputable brand in action 💥 boom
I'm curious about what you said at 5.11 . Chip evacuation can be difficult when running HSC tools, so you know I'll be there when you talk about that!
this channel is basically Epic Meal Time for machining ^^
Heller Machine Troy Michigan…
About 2 miles up the road from our shop
Inspiring.
live about 10min from a PACCAR plant and ive been thinking about getting into machining, guess i know where to go now !
Time to become a badass bookworm to learn how to use all the brawn of these machines
..not destroying it and have your boss send italian hitmen sounds challenging :)
Could you make a video about the chip envoyer and the filtering machine? I work at Knoll. And it would be very interesting to see how you like our products. keep up the vibe!
METRIC IS THE BEEEESSSSSSSTTT!!!!
Titan you have to check out Juaristi machines we had to make a hole in the floor to fit our Milling machine
Monster go Booooooom!
Heller in Nürtingen Germany. One of my Friends is Wirkung Theresa. I work 5 km away.
Hey Titan and Co,
A while back, Titan came on one of the videos and asked for the most challenging projects. He asked to send them to an email address, which I can't find any more. But I think I've found a way to challenge you guys to the extreme. There are two things that I won't believe you can do until I see them. The first challenge: using any form of steel, create a 12 inch record out of it that can be played - more than once without being damaged - and includes at least half an hour of music. It has to be stereo (extra challenge!) and it has to have full frequency range (20-20000 Hz) and a noise floor of less than -50 dB. I'm an audio engineer, I can help you do this. This would require immense precision in all three axes, while machining out an extremely thin channel into metal. The second challenge: create a hologram by machining it into steel. No ifs and buts - it's doable! Well, in theory it is... You would have to be insanely, incredibly precise with this one.
Both challenges are way outside your comfort zone... I want to see if you can do it.
I use okuma 5axis machine
But heller machine is so cool!
I hope use heller HF5500 :-)
Titan is a real life Titan...I do wonder if something actually goes boom, if Titan says boooooommmm...💥
As a CNC technician... Oh man.. haha I want to service these machines like nobody's business! HMU Heller when you get to NY on smaller scales.. Please lol
Beautiful machine now don't baby it now(;
... Heller - Circus Soleil and Andrew Heller - show must go on.
I love ❤ CNC machine ✨😇
i hope you never have an issue with the Siemens bus also be carrefull with the B axis
when is micro machinig ( very small parts extreme tolerance milling ) personally i done really big and really small and the hardest was the small parts
Next time, Titan shows us his new double column machining center.
Dear Mr. Titan Gilroy
You are very well known.
Please come to Japan someday. I would like to hear your speech on the Japanese manufacturing industry.
We are waiting for you.
From a fan
Barry triggers all the metricoids.
This is a thought, but it may be feasible.
Your instructional videos are great, but at some point you need to go hands-on with a console to really learn this stuff. I was going to suggest joining with your partners to make a CNC simulator, but it turns out there already is one: Mastercam has a Learning Edition you can download at no charge.
How about providing a link to that software, and setting up a department where people would send you the EMCAM files it generates for grading?
nice.. you will machine habitation modules for the moon?:D
Let's see a Big cartridge boring bar!!!!
How about a video from start to finish of a complex 5 axis part? Start with programming over the complete machining up to inspection instead of milling into vises?
Go check out our 5 Axis Playlist on this channel. There is a bunch of them. We also show you exactly how to program it. You can also see tutorials on our free education platform academy.titansofcnc.com
So now you that you got a Heller machine...when Hermle?
When you get a Hermle? Its an amazing machine too.
Couldn't agree more , the cost is just prohibitive though.
SwissInstruments do some great machines too, if you are into nano tolerances .. but its less boom , just insane precision.. and probably not for production work.
Hi Titan🤩🤩🤩
At 2:49 can you see the village where i live
Yes Yess Yeeeeesssss!!!!
I’m waiting for when Titan gets a Kern
it is planned that a CNC from the German manufacturer GROB will also come to you
GERMANY! Real king on the industrial field!🇩🇪
Booom... Nutty nuts.
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hello sir, what happened to your Makino m/c and latest Makino m/c will have arrived at your shop in future
Very good and huge machine
But I think you need to check the germany Hedelius machine like Hedelius tiltenta 11 4600 huge machine
Please do a review of knuth machine tools machines,they make some massive machines and they're supposed to be the best in the industry.
Im like you program and you machinne
I would imagine the concrete is thick enough in that spot.
HELLER machines cost like crazy, but all in all, is money well spent
or cheap depending on how expensive parts you will make on them ;)
I wish my boss is Mr. Titan
Heller are the best!!!!!!
Can you tell why you choose Heller over Hermle? I think both are top end manufacturers
Sponsorship, they don’t buy most of the machines. They probably rent them for some time and do there videos.
Comparing the companys: hermle produces a different Typ of machine
Hermle is very top, best 5 axis there is and they don't need titan to promote them as they speak for themselves.
@@savioeryep .. they got this free Heller machine, becuse the youtube channel is big.. and Heller is expanding their market to general high end industry .. its only so many u can sell to a segment, when they never break ;)
I heard they will rename to Dunkler
/s
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Heller is very industry specific or at least very popular in the automotive sector .
Realistically these are made to order for specific projects so I can't see it something machinists would regularly encounter.
Not anymore. They produce machines for all major industries
@@TITANSofCNC Well in your insert every industry mentioned was automotive and I encounteed them when working for a diesel engine manufacturer .
Why not get a Robodrill in ive seen some phenomenal work coming out of these machines ,quite accurate as well. Just a thought.
@@markmall7142 there are always reasons why a manufacturer uses a specific brand of machine, and in my experience a large part of that is operator experience. As he said, there're a lot of plants that have like 100 machines just from heller, and they almost never try any other brand. ZF has several plants in the DACH-Region, Some of them have over 150 Hüller-Hille, a direct competitor to Heller. Heller and others such as Starrag tried to get them to switch while Hüller-Hille couldn't deliver machines, they basically gifted them a couple machines. ZF still went back to Hüller-Hille because they had problems they never encountered before and the operators hated the other makes.
@@markmall7142 I don’t think it’s about which machine is the best or fit them best, the motto of this Chanel is big boom pow cinematic style content so every machine they get must fulfill the criteria
@@markmall7142 a robomill cost less than the coolant tank on a Heller.. but I find fanuc interesting too, since they have been around forever... probably for a reason..
What's the price?
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍Heller 👍👍👍👍👍
What Country has the most Machine Shops?
We need a titan of forging. That's a lost art here in North America.
also heat treatment will be great
Was that Kyle Rittenhouse I seen when we seen Barry doing the big eyes? First time viewer and I like what I've seen.
You sir an American Patriot! And a real hero! You're doing the Lord's work!!!
Gods Path
What ever happened to that project that you guys work working on with the Ibarmia? I've yet to see another video with that project. Do you guys still even have the machine???
We finished the project and Ellison sold the machine off our floor. That was the whole goal from the beginning.
@@TITANSofCNC did you guys make any video of the finished product? From what I have seen the last video still showed you guys working on the same side. If you have any video(s) of finishing up the side that you were work holding on please share. I would like to see it. I usually follow all of your progress and was anticipating the finish of this. Thanks.
Index MS52-8
Where can I buy the tools you use if I am from Mexico?
What part are you in?
Did you get that via Air or Ocean freight? :-)
It was made in Michigan. I suspect they brought it down on the truck you see at the start of the show.
@@jmowreader9555 That's... boring 😞 Thanks
Now you’re only missing a hermle
How are the work centers made in Detroit by tarus products? why don't you use them? give strength to American products! 🇺🇸❤️ from italy 👋
1:00 a 1/2" pipe would quadruple the capacity of a 1/4" pipe
ok but what abput the DuoBlock?
on another note the absoilute precision is prob G+F,Kern microteknik, micron, etc where did they go?
Dang, more $$$$$$$$$$$$....
sorry, but from what I know, in the aerospace sector the most used are makino. aerospace is the most complex, so is makino better? and in submicron processing the best is willemin macodel from what they say. right? sorry english, but i am using google translate. from italy 👋
Makino is a great premium machine and is on level with DMG, Mazak, Okuma etc… but there is a higher level and that’s where Heller is…
@@TITANSofCNC thank you from the bottom of my heart for replying ❤️ I hope one day to meet you. 👋
I don't know anything about Heller, but I run a Makino and I'll tell you what, if you do your part, it'll do its part. Crazy accurate.
However, I do work in a Japanese owned shop. They tend to buy Japanese machines and tooling. Great people to work for, and a great shop.👍
Makino is great but as Titan said, there are a couple companies that are just a tier above. Companies like Heller, Hüller-Hille, Grob or Burkhardt+Weber are just on another level. And one has to wonder why they're all from the same region in Germany 🤔
We’re does this guy get get the money for these machines
It's my understanding that the machines are loaners in exchange for promotion and being in their vids
@@TylerBrigham no its bigger than that, the machines are too pricey, who knows