Thank you. I paid one of our guys to stay late and work on this with me. It’s a lot of work running 3 cameras and doing all the lighting / sound/ set up and editing. I would love to do this more. But it’s just brutally expensive to do it on every video.
@@NerdlyCNC yes it is a lot more work to set up, but did you thought about setup permament lights on sealing ? something like pierson has, orwatch som of DSLR video shooter channel, Cailob has a lot of tips and tricks how to make setup and lightning unexpensive , and as im filming/editing weddings i can edit some of your videos if you would be interested in co-work on it :)
Next video we're gonna cut a few parts of various materials and see what kind tolerances we are able to hold. I'll gladly send this to you if you want to try it out.
Nice videos, thanks for taking the time to show us these products. BTW, Are all your shelves and tool holders mounted to the left side of your mill from HAAS or did you you add them yourself. I sure would like to add some to mine also.
This thing would be expensive priced at $2000. Once they get your contact information, their marketing contacts are relentless. Your VM2 is a sweet machine for the work you do. Once your obligation to Syil is over, ditch the x7 and replace it with another Haas so training future employees will be easier with less crashes.
I’m not sure. I feel like it has potential. I’ve made 15-20’sets of soft jaws. And they are generally only used once or twice. All the programming and set up. I think Something like this could really benefit a shop that really goes through a lot of soft jaws. The price is just a serious commitment.
@@NerdlyCNC I understand that and I agree with you about softjaws from a prototyping front but softjaws are also used for repeat work holding on production cycles, you don’t get that fixed datum with this. Get a lot of Softjaws for 6k, cool idea none the less.
tax deduction , so for nerdly it wont matter.. If he put the 6000 in the bank , hed give the irs most of it . The way small businesses are taxed is kinda silly.. You either reinvest with direct expenses, or pay the irs quarterly to save your ass from crippling debt
@@alanparker1952 I see your point. But I’ve always enjoyed channels like “unbox therapy”. There really isn’t anything like it for us machinists. I don’t push products. I share opinions. And I tend to only do it for products I think are worth sharing. $1 or $1,000,000. Doesn’t make a difference. Life is short. I’m curious. Thanks for commenting
@@NerdlyCNC I agree, I’m just speculating what he meant by his original comment. I enjoy seeing new products and have been interested in this for a few years. I’m glad to see a real machinist review it 👍🏻
I hope that because you dedicate 3 video’s to show (promote) a product. Even tho you like it and it is a gamechanger i feel like if you put this much work in promoting a product you need to be compensated well. Not because you would care about a few bucks, but to prevent companies taking advantage from you and your followers that trust you. I’m not hating and I apriciate guys like you, but with great power comes great responsibilaty (I don’t need to explain that to you :p) and with getting a proper cheque you protect yourself and your followers for getting taking adavantage of. In my opinion. Like I said pretty cool product nonetheless
Those fingers should not have to be skim cut if I’m paying $6k for a product. There was more talking than showing off the product. I know this was an introductory video but the unboxing “anticipation” was kinda over the top. Don’t try to be titan. Quick and to the point is how I would have went about making this video but I will wait for the next videos to see how the product works. Just some friendly advise.
Love your video production and editing, much much batter than selfphone style from before on few
videos, I hope you will keep doing it :)
Thank you. I paid one of our guys to stay late and work on this with me. It’s a lot of work running 3 cameras and doing all the lighting / sound/ set up and editing.
I would love to do this more. But it’s just brutally expensive to do it on every video.
@@NerdlyCNC yes it is a lot more work to set up, but did you thought about setup permament lights on sealing ? something like pierson has, orwatch som of DSLR video shooter channel, Cailob has a lot of tips and tricks how to make setup and lightning unexpensive , and as im filming/editing weddings i can edit some of your videos if you would be interested in co-work on it :)
I would have loved to see some workholding done.
Next video we're gonna cut a few parts of various materials and see what kind tolerances we are able to hold. I'll gladly send this to you if you want to try it out.
@@NerdlyCNC Can you send one to me too! Just kidding. Looks great and very useful. Thanks for another great video.
@@kierangcollins hmmmm. you might be on to something.
Thanks but no. I se not a single viable use case for it, except burning marketing money.
I'm enjoying most of your videos, but one thing stands out, there's more part 1 of 2 than part 2 of 2 videos.
When will we get to see a part 2?
I keep getting ads for this! Stoked on this video!
I'm interested in seeing how well this would work in a 5 axis application. Any chance you'd be able to throw it on the Okuma?
Okuma is gone..I've mentioned this in earlier videos.
Nice videos, thanks for taking the time to show us these products. BTW, Are all your shelves and tool holders mounted to the left side of your mill from HAAS or did you you add them yourself. I sure would like to add some to mine also.
This thing would be expensive priced at $2000. Once they get your contact information, their marketing contacts are relentless.
Your VM2 is a sweet machine for the work you do. Once your obligation to Syil is over, ditch the x7 and replace it with another Haas so training future employees will be easier with less crashes.
Unless you are holding raw forgings I feel this is trying to reinvent the wheel a little.
I’m not sure. I feel like it has potential. I’ve made 15-20’sets of soft jaws. And they are generally only used once or twice. All the programming and set up.
I think Something like this could really benefit a shop that really goes through a lot of soft jaws. The price is just a serious commitment.
@@NerdlyCNC I understand that and I agree with you about softjaws from a prototyping front but softjaws are also used for repeat work holding on production cycles, you don’t get that fixed datum with this.
Get a lot of Softjaws for 6k, cool idea none the less.
Price is $6000 for those wondering. PASS
100% not a hobbyist tool
tax deduction , so for nerdly it wont matter.. If he put the 6000 in the bank , hed give the irs most of it . The way small businesses are taxed is kinda silly.. You either reinvest with direct expenses, or pay the irs quarterly to save your ass from crippling debt
That's ridiculous, I'm sure you could make this fairly easily
lol wow
@@alanparker1952Not really, the mechanism that make's this possible is very clever, and requires incredibly precise components to make it work.
The movement in rear is from Kurt , mine do the same , all 21 of them . 😂
Sweeeeet
i never seen this before
Brand new from what I’m understand
Pretty cool product
hope you got payed good money to do this ;p
Why do you hope that? I’m curious.
You didn’t enjoy learning about a new piece of tooling?
@@NerdlyCNC Probably because you're giving them free advertisement with your following.
@@alanparker1952 I see your point. But I’ve always enjoyed channels like “unbox therapy”. There really isn’t anything like it for us machinists.
I don’t push products. I share opinions. And I tend to only do it for products I think are worth sharing. $1 or $1,000,000. Doesn’t make a difference. Life is short. I’m curious.
Thanks for commenting
@@NerdlyCNC I agree, I’m just speculating what he meant by his original comment. I enjoy seeing new products and have been interested in this for a few years. I’m glad to see a real machinist review it 👍🏻
I hope that because you dedicate 3 video’s to show (promote) a product. Even tho you like it and it is a gamechanger i feel like if you put this much work in promoting a product you need to be compensated well. Not because you would care about a few bucks, but to prevent companies taking advantage from you and your followers that trust you. I’m not hating and I apriciate guys like you, but with great power comes great responsibilaty (I don’t need to explain that to you :p) and with getting a proper cheque you protect yourself and your followers for getting taking adavantage of. In my opinion. Like I said pretty cool product nonetheless
It's awfully expensive
Those fingers should not have to be skim cut if I’m paying $6k for a product. There was more talking than showing off the product. I know this was an introductory video but the unboxing “anticipation” was kinda over the top. Don’t try to be titan. Quick and to the point is how I would have went about making this video but I will wait for the next videos to see how the product works. Just some friendly advise.
Factal Vise....
similar intent very different execution
@@NerdlyCNC Yes Sir.....The Wheel got More Rounder ! Lol !
@@NavinBetamax ha ha.....maybe
Not even close to fractal vise. You need to check definition of fractals.
@@jothain .....?....
almost twelve minutes without an example... great product but the video can be more useful than this...
You thought 12 minutes was bad, try 2 years.