Machining Huge Multi-Start Thread Roll with Giant CNC-Lathe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- How to machine really complicated 5 start thread with huge CNC-lathe and home made mill tool attachment and more Mashinator 5 000 000 buidling!
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Beyond the press
Put magnets on the top to hold the piston back until the pressure builds up to increase piston speed
Beyond the press kannattaa varoa kun hitsaat sitä uutta juttua kun se saattaa muuttaa se kappaleen kokoa ja uskon että tiedätkin mutta mikä ihme tuo valtava kierre tanka oli
Lauer, you look great in a shirt and tie buddy :-)
LtJackboot its not Lauer its Lauri
A lot of people don't understand how tricky machining can be especially once you scale up. A mistake of 0,02mm can scrap parts that cost ten thousands of euros. Machinists have a job that requires a lot of knowledge, craftsmanship, intelligence, math and strength. They also also make the world go around! Much respect to all machinists out there!
Great job on the part btw.
Shermingtan Well said.
Well said and thank you for the praise . ( machinist by day )
Machinist make engineers dreams come true . Anyone can dream something up but to actually make it is another thing
David I don't get it?
and THIS is why i am NOT a machinist, i could never be so particular about fine work.
Very clever and resourceful, multi start threads always scare and amaze me, but 5 start left-hand and right-hand in phase to each other = Exceptional. Brilliant work.
Love the mill head on a standard centre lathe.
You know you have a well equipped machinist workshop when you have a small, medium, large and giant lathe :D
And a skull. 5:13
and a large ginger pussy
And cat as a safety manager
To be well equipped they need to get one of these th-cam.com/video/8TQkHGtjE3I/w-d-xo.html
Holy shit, that's some bretty gud lathe porn :D
I'm a fitter/machinist and I must say you did a beautiful job matching the threads in the middle. 😉
As much as I love to watch you destroy shit, I love watching you machining, even more. Keep up the great videos!!👍👍👍
Agreed
Loved the camera shots from the lathe chuck! Never seen that before!
The bi-directional (or whatever you call it) threads on that screw make a very trippy illusion when it's rotating slowly!
that CE mark 😂
daveangels you have to have that to stay safe :D
Beyond the press safety first👍
BSI kitemark would be better :)
The mark of the beast!
Doesn't the CE mark mean China Export?
Das CE® Prüfzeichen ist das Beste 😂😂😂😂😂
I don't even know what this is in english but I can guess that it has something to do with our belt drive shield :D
Translation: "The CE marking is the best". I guess D!ESEL is talking about your certificate of authenticity, which is indeed fakking awesome :D
CE is China Export according to Uncle Bumblefuck (AvE)
That homemade live tooling for threading is amazing . Whoever came up with that tell them they are a genius !!!!
Beautiful workshop , beautiful worker , amazing work ! thanks for sharing !
I love the machining video's. I now have lathe envy. I think you were right to call it a giant lathe the first time, at least for the vast majority of us that thing is beyond anything we could hope to have, even the vast majority of job shops wouldn't have something that big.
Thank you for such interesting vids. As a very old master machinist, it is fun watching your skills. Love the filthy shop, reminds me of all the enjoyable years that I spent in one.
one of the oddest parts of the video was seeing you in a dress shirt and tie
He looked like Hitman :D
I thought, “Vat de fak?”
@J Hemphill um okay that's a weird comment. i'm sorry you feel so socially constrained that anything outside of conservative dress is unacceptable to you. they own their workshop/business, they can wear whatever the fuck they want. they don't need to look "employable"
This was cool. I'd enjoy seeing some more of the other non youtube stuff you guys make.
When in doubt, find an engine fitter. We always find solutions, even if it looks like something Picasso would exibit in a Museum. And as always, if it looks stupid, but works, it isn't stupid.
Greetings from a Danish engine fitter.
Jatka samaan malliin!
Whoa. The middle where the treads meet is very mesmerizing
>accidentally wear gloves while turning
>see the rest of your life in slow motion at 4:19
4:19 haha that was super trippy!
Man! Thumbs up for multi-starts, but even bigger thumbs up for that 360 camera view!
Haha I laughed at you saying "the computer doesn't know shit" my stomach hurts......
You should machine a big-ass spike from a really skookum material like N690 steel, give it a very sharp but also sturdy pointed tip, harden & temper it and polish that sucker to a mirror finish. Then mount it on the hydraulic press and stab the crap out of stuff. I bet you could easily stab an anvil with such a tool.
swiss
Id love to see an anvil getting stabbed xD
Maybe he could make a fund me campain to buy a piece of iridium stock so he could then make a spike to stab the other spike
Tungsten carbide the polygon of materials
I thought about tungsten (actually, cuntstain-targlide, the paragon of materials) too, but it's probably too hard to machine. I really think N690 is the way to go.
Also, if we're talking exotic materials, let me throw in amorphous metal. Put that through the ol' gargler and get your mind blown.
Stabinator five-million!
Swiss nice AvE refernce there
I really like the "tool post milling head", that is really cool!
I love heavy and industrial engineering. A big thumbs up for more vids like this!
your workshop is awesome !!
Kick ass man, love how you make these massive things work from relatively little, a real accomplishment. way to go..
I love these workshop videos, I wish they were 2 hours long.
I like the parts where the camera was mounted on the workpiece. Very unique perspective.
it's the magic of duct tape :D
AWESOME! Love to see the machine work that goes into things, so jealous you have access to such nice tooling.
Enkun kieli ei ole vahvuuksiani mut, mielenkiintoista. Oot ärsyttävän koukuttava, pakko katsoa mitä on seuraavaksi.👍
I love the shots from the chuck!
Now that's a turn-Mill 👍 Nice work.
Older video, so I hope you see this question. How did you align the original threads to the cutter to make sure that you are machining in the same spot? If you don't start machining at close to the correct start point some of the old thread would still be present.
Lauri please start a machining channel! Also that's not as dull as other machinists here let their cutting bits go. Absolutely abysmal work I've seen done.
Love the shirt and tie!!
Has anyone else seen the video of the Russian lathe accident that rips worker to bits?
Your channel is kickass and the intro music rocks!!
Great video! Awesome camera angles and music. Thanks
That is a cool looking when the spirals meet in the middle. way cool
Amazing stuff! I am realy impressed! Especialy of the meeting the two grooves in the middle. Thanks for the video!
the lathe support bearing is called steady rest
richtig
i love that big machine
It's old soviet manual lathe that we have modernized with servo motors and computer controller
Every video is better and better!!! This is what I want to see! And ANNI 😉 so cute!!!😘 don't tell my wife!😎😉
Epic viceo production with this one! Nice job!!!
Cool setup with the home made milling attachment.
Beautifully done. Great job! :)
You should make a press tool that has .1 mm convexity so it is rounded on the end but you can't quite tell by the eye, bet you can cut paper with anything softer than steel I've seen this done.
Hi. How is the Fagor controller on you lathe ? Do you have postprocesor for that ? What cad and cam do you use ?
I have seen a nice mill whit Fagor but in don't know if I should buy it.
BEST MACHINING VIDEO EVER!!!!!!!!
I don't know what is funnier - hand-made 'ce' sign or you in white shirt and tie :o)
I've done similar work on vertical Mills where the x feed was connected to part rotator via chain.... Lol... The crazy shit we machinists come up with lol
These machining videos are so satisfying i don't know why but i love watching these and what is that song name?
It looks like it needs a steady rest, but evidently not. Very cool.
Very cool and big.
Best regards to Nelly, the Cat!
5:49
It's interesting that welding 'flame' looks very bright, although it's the same maximum white as the youtube background.
Very nice video thanks for sharing.
Home made live milling head? that's pretty metal dude. Please do more crazy mill/turn work, maybe like cams and stuff. Or maybe use it like a toolpost grinder for shafts and stuff
Nice solution with live tool.
Thanks I'm in machinist school now and we will watch this in class today, allegedly
Some very pretty camera work.
You make machining exciting
Awesome!! More videos like this please :)
I guess only the very best people in the shop get to do this work...
Great videos the machining ones. Keep it up guys!
Very nice POV shot :D
How does that tool head stay cool under such an extended cutting time? I figured for sure there would have to be a fluid.
That is one bad ass machine 🙌 love it 😎
ive recently looked at prices for used lathes... even the smallest ones start at over 1k$. i cant imagine what the giant lathe wouldve cost new
Lots of rubber boots and poplar jackets to Soviet Union. If I remember correctly, Lauri at some point said that lathe is Soviet one.
Good video! I used to make rock crusher parts at Hewitt-Robins in the mid 70's on large scale machines. Set up times are longer than the machining. Multi-ton parts are fun to move but a pain to dial in. What was this part used for?
The camera on the lathe chuck is a great idea though it made me sea-sick 👍
Great video!
All the cool kids found out about the Nelli t-shirts from Anni's channel and have them shipped already :-)
4:45 THIS SHOT MADE ME TRIP BALLS!
WOW!! Very Impressive Work
Whoa that's nuts. err... bolts.
5 start!? My math doesn't go that high :)
I do want to know what part of the machine this goes to. It's hollow so it can't be for anything that's high load, but the 5 starts give a lot of speed and torque. It starts on either end and meets in the middle, so I would assume there's a matching left and right side that it attaches to. Whatever the case, that's a LONG worm gear.
Guess I'm gonna look up a paper mill and see what I can find.
Someday I hope NYC CNC come to visit your workshop *insane*
Why are there four threads. And is that pipe if so how much material did you have left after the operation and how much did you have to remove?
That part looks like a wrinkle remover roll. Very nice work on the milling head. I think the Smashinator will be a big hit. ;-)
What is the purpose of the giant threaded thing? Why does it thread from both ends into the middle?
It's paper machine roll and the thread probably keeps the paper in center of machine. I am not totally sure since I am not paper machine engineer
Ooh, cool. Thanks for the quick reply!
Beyond the press actually it streches the paper from the middle to the outside, so it doesnt wrinkle on its way to the next roll.
adomix2002
Well that answers my question......a bit.
Why the 5 start? Couldn't they go with a simple 1 start worm and just change the roll speed?
Bearistopheles do you mean the rotation speed of the roll? You cant exactly make it roll slower. That would hamper production. Paper machines roll at pretty insane speeds for their size, since the faster the rolls go, the more paper you make. So everything is optimized to go as fast as possible.
As non paper engineer I would say the reason for five threads is proper pitch. It also is probably optimized to guide the paper correctly without tearing it. And they want even threading so doing it with one thread would mean either to tight pitch or too sparse thread.
Metso or whoever made the paper machine probably had some finnish engineer optimizing that thread pattern for a year, because Finland.
Excellent work! Thank you very much for sharing with us!
Regards!
what is most expensive part that has been damaged while machining?
post more machining videos, thats all im really interested in
0:43 Lauri cleans up nice!
reminds me of a certain movie character.
Wow... that's the biggest lathe I've ever seen!
Brilliant... as always... the only youtube channel u watch whilst wearing your auto-dark mask 😎😎😎
Thanks for the video.
Okay, you've convinced me... I really need to find myself a DSG!
You clean up good!!
I really liked the music
Did you say that is off a paper machine, if so my dad retired from one here in Natchitoches, Louisiana in the US and my brother is working at one in Counce, Tennessee, I did work at one too as construction electrician But I'd never seen one of the roller being made. Awesome
Really nice surface finnish!
What is the big roll normally used for?
Why is there plastic inside if it is used in paper factory?
Fascinating! Thanks for sharing this.
damn thats cool love this channel ❤❤
Did some sumerged arc build up welds on a steel mill roller that big once, how much material do you think is removed in this process?
you are using the shell mill at an angle to cut a radius?
What was the giant roll made out of? Some sort of steel or was it stainless?