Yo Trevor how long did you tumble those pieces for? I have a tumbler but wasn't happy with the results. I am almost certain I wasn't using the correct media for this application. I have really only tumbled brass before and it is just to polish for reloading my ammo. I have never tried tumbling to remove machining marks.
@@tdg911 What’s up Troy! I did two hours in ceramic and then 2 hours in walnut shell. The ceramic works really good if you’re going to anodize parts especially. It puts kind of a dull finish on the parts but it’s aggressive enough to remove machining marks. The walnut shell works great for polishing but it’s not aggressive enough to remove machining marks!
That ceramic brush you recommended in the discord channel was a game changer for me. I followed your advice and also checked the recommended feeds/speeds parameters on the manufacturers website for the brush I purchased. No more processing by hand :) Thanks again for the recommendation! Much love and gratitude.
@@sune4290 Well worth the money. I ordered the 1" 180 grit version. I took some measurements before and after taking 4 passes and saw .0005 difference. My finger tips were jumping for joy. I was having to lightly sand my surfaces which created an uneven surface which was noticeable for the very fine engraving tool I was using. Not an issue anymore.
That ceramic brush is just what we've been needing to remove tooling marks on our parts. Our guy from MSC hooked us up - we should be getting the 4" brush & arbor tomorrow. Thanks for the tip, and for showing us all how to do things better.
LOVE and Gratitude Universe 4 the TITANS...... CNC IS A WAY OF THE METAL WARRIOR.... AAHO. PEACE POWER'S. WHY I SUBSCRIBED... AND CHICAGO IS STILL WATCHING.
you guys do an amazing job, i am an machinist apprentice in denmark, nearing my graduation day and i have used your videos a lot to learn new things that i have used in my education, keep up the good work and ones i get done and get my first pay check i am for sure gonna get a membership, you deserve that for all the help i have gotten through your videos. much love from Denmark
That cork and paper trick would have saved me so many headaches on some parts ! What a great idea, learned something new today. Now I need to convince management why they need to order me some🤣
Please Titans, make a video showing and comparing different tumbling & sandblasting & beadblasting media compared. Literally not a single source on the internet has that kind of info. Thank you!!!
On the subject of reducing chatter, or harmonic vibration: we used moldpak, it was this nasty material but it did work. For something like that, I've used jack stands and folded paper from my paystub in the past. I think it would be an amazing idea to have jack stands with a non absorbent material grafted onto them, and possibly springs to eliminate as much work as possible when setting them up and switching parts.
That was a good trick with the rubber cork stuff. I need this stuff for a part I did a while back. It was a big 28"x20" plate I was milling a circle in and the vibration killed 3 tools. I tried using hardened steel jaws as support in my vises but still had some severe vibration you could hear across the street. This stuff would be a HUGE help.
Love you guys. I just started my job as a cnc machinist this june. Watching your videos has had a big impact on how I look at my job. Already started to make suggestions on how to improve productivity- eventhough my coworkers don't approve lol Greetings from germany. Cnc machining rules MAGA👊🇺🇲
Having been a machinist for over 30 years, I try and learn something new every day. Barry is the size and placement of your tabs critical? I have an odd shaped aluminum part that we will building 1000's of. I think this trick could save time and money.
Destin, from SmarterEveryDay. high-speed footage of the formation of glowing hot chips on the lathe.... or production of some crazy mach 1 baseball-cannon parts :D
Two best in class dedicated companies. Can remember seeing my first CNC machine back in 1966 while I was attending a great Vo Tech school for industrial electricity. Think that machine might only had X & Y axis controlled by the punched paper tape that ran the CNC.
Looking at that debur brush I can't help but wonder how well it would do to smooth out/polish the bottom of a cast iron pan or whether it would need to be milled first. Can you test this for science sometime?
Instead of using a block you could have increased the font size and hollowed out the back so that it fit nicely over the original stamped letter. Best of both worlds IMO.
@@fishsticks88 Haha, these things have saved me TONS of time and money and they last forever. It's always better to do what you can in the machine rather than by hand.......
Nice but needs some more work. I can see the tool marks on the reflection at 11:47 and 12:06 And personally I would use a vacuum chuck for those parts.
In the trade for a long time and still learn something new with these videos. Usually super well made, but the music was too loud compared to the voices, unless it was intentional, like when a truck commercial comes on.
Nice work, However the video isn't finished yet. You need to present the letters to GMG & then show case the letters on the vehicle. This would be as the boss man say " BOOM! "
For someone who actually knows what they are doing in this trait, these videos are genuinely part comedy. Great content creators for sure, definitely sells to 95% of the machinist market. But some of the stuff is so wrong lmao
GET YOU SOME OF THAT🤘🏼
Actual trash for cheating against the roadkill crew.
Throwing the test part on the ground was some real shop shit right there
Gotta love messing with the guys!
Nice work Barry, thanks for giving me a heart attack by throwing the prototype on the ground🤣
Anytime, Trevor LOL
Yo Trevor how long did you tumble those pieces for? I have a tumbler but wasn't happy with the results. I am almost certain I wasn't using the correct media for this application. I have really only tumbled brass before and it is just to polish for reloading my ammo. I have never tried tumbling to remove machining marks.
@@tdg911 What’s up Troy! I did two hours in ceramic and then 2 hours in walnut shell. The ceramic works really good if you’re going to anodize parts especially. It puts kind of a dull finish on the parts but it’s aggressive enough to remove machining marks. The walnut shell works great for polishing but it’s not aggressive enough to remove machining marks!
@@trevorgoforth8963 I appreciate the quick reply! You guys are awesome
@@barrysetzerhey barry do you have a part number or link for the deburr brush?
That ceramic brush you recommended in the discord channel was a game changer for me. I followed your advice and also checked the recommended feeds/speeds parameters on the manufacturers website for the brush I purchased. No more processing by hand :) Thanks again for the recommendation! Much love and gratitude.
Im looking for a brush aswell. Can you link it?
@@sune4290 www.brushresearch. com/brushes.php?c1=80
@@sune4290 Well worth the money. I ordered the 1" 180 grit version. I took some measurements before and after taking 4 passes and saw .0005 difference. My finger tips were jumping for joy. I was having to lightly sand my surfaces which created an uneven surface which was noticeable for the very fine engraving tool I was using. Not an issue anymore.
@@tdg911 Cool! But the link? We need that link, man!! :D
@@CarlosCruz_cc Barry kinked it in the first reply.
man this is the collaboration I never thought i wanted, but now that i've seen it, It's the collaboration I needed.
Unbelievably badass!!
So dope
That ceramic brush is just what we've been needing to remove tooling marks on our parts. Our guy from MSC hooked us up - we should be getting the 4" brush & arbor tomorrow. Thanks for the tip, and for showing us all how to do things better.
LOVE and Gratitude Universe 4 the TITANS......
CNC IS A WAY OF THE METAL WARRIOR....
AAHO.
PEACE POWER'S.
WHY I SUBSCRIBED... AND CHICAGO IS STILL WATCHING.
Nicely done y’all!
Need to impress? Get Barry on the job ! Hell yeah!
They turned out sweet! Nice job Barry!
Thanks Shanie!
Love it! ❤
Awesome!
Nice Job and nicer cooperation more pls❤
🔥🔥 Barry you are a monster!!! I can’t wait to get these on the truck!!!
Hahaha thanks bro! Ready to get that grill going!!
you guys do an amazing job, i am an machinist apprentice in denmark, nearing my graduation day and i have used your videos a lot to learn new things that i have used in my education, keep up the good work and ones i get done and get my first pay check i am for sure gonna get a membership, you deserve that for all the help i have gotten through your videos. much love from Denmark
That cork and paper trick would have saved me so many headaches on some parts ! What a great idea, learned something new today. Now I need to convince management why they need to order me some🤣
Please Titans, make a video showing and comparing different tumbling & sandblasting & beadblasting media compared. Literally not a single source on the internet has that kind of info. Thank you!!!
I second this request!
@@tdg911 Me too 👌👍
That ceramic deburr brush is awesome! (the parts looks pretty good as well 😅)
guys, beautiful work, love looking at all those finished parts, the shine the finish , nothing better !
Nice collab!!
Niiiiiiice Part.
nice idea with the rubber sheets. i may try that sometime
Nice work guys 👌👍
Like those heat shrink fittings! Should optimize runout for sure..
On the subject of reducing chatter, or harmonic vibration: we used moldpak, it was this nasty material but it did work. For something like that, I've used jack stands and folded paper from my paystub in the past. I think it would be an amazing idea to have jack stands with a non absorbent material grafted onto them, and possibly springs to eliminate as much work as possible when setting them up and switching parts.
I genuinely didn't know Gas money garage was still around
Same. I quit watching after a couple of seasons. The “whooos” we getting on my nerves.
Surface finish so nice GMG is gonna need shades!
Waw amazing perfec exelen and beautyfull
That was a good trick with the rubber cork stuff. I need this stuff for a part I did a while back. It was a big 28"x20" plate I was milling a circle in and the vibration killed 3 tools. I tried using hardened steel jaws as support in my vises but still had some severe vibration you could hear across the street. This stuff would be a HUGE help.
Love you guys.
I just started my job as a cnc machinist this june.
Watching your videos has had a big impact on how I look at my job.
Already started to make suggestions on how to improve productivity- eventhough my coworkers don't approve lol
Greetings from germany.
Cnc machining rules
MAGA👊🇺🇲
HAHAHA thanks for the support bro! And don't worry about the coworkers. You'll make believers out of them eventually!
oh no you can't get rid of Berry's signature chatter pattern!!! lol These look great Berry. Can't wait to see them mounted on the truck!
Titans CNC ❤🎉Brasil
Wow ,,titans of cnc soon on tv , I hope
Having been a machinist for over 30 years, I try and learn something new every day. Barry is the size and placement of your tabs critical? I have an odd shaped aluminum part that we will building 1000's of. I think this trick could save time and money.
Awesome to see another collaboration in the books!👏😎 Who should TITANS of CNC collaborate with next!?
Destin, from SmarterEveryDay. high-speed footage of the formation of glowing hot chips on the lathe.... or production of some crazy mach 1 baseball-cannon parts :D
Berry you freacking genius 🤣
Can you please tell my wife that? She would disagree HAHAHA
I got brushes off from Japan and ngl ... The finish they give is awesome for how fast they work
Just another fucking level. Making gas monkey look good.
anyone that can share a shop that works at this level. just give it a go
Two best in class dedicated companies. Can remember seeing my first CNC machine back in 1966 while I was attending a great Vo Tech school for industrial electricity. Think that machine might only had X & Y axis controlled by the punched paper tape that ran the CNC.
Tape=NC machine
Looking at that debur brush I can't help but wonder how well it would do to smooth out/polish the bottom of a cast iron pan or whether it would need to be milled first. Can you test this for science sometime?
Instead of using a block you could have increased the font size and hollowed out the back so that it fit nicely over the original stamped letter. Best of both worlds IMO.
The problem with that was that it changes the shape of the font (think the opening inside the G), this was the best way to keep the same GMC look.
@@barrysetzer Ahh gotcha, that does make sense. Looks killer!
Bruh, the pinnacle of CNC-machining are the manufacturers of those machines. TFYTA
So after the tumbler the tool marks on the backside are gone, aren't they?
What 3D scanner are you guys using? 12:22
It's a Creaform HandySCAN3D from Dynamic 3D
where do i get the debur brush at tho
“I lost it a longg time ago” 😂
Hi, what is the name of the rubber washer that reduces vibrations? where can I buy?
Barry is like the Rodney Dangerfield of machining 😆
What is that brush called again
Its a deburr brush from Brush Research (NAMpower)
For $100 boss will say do it by hand 😆
@@fishsticks88 Haha, these things have saved me TONS of time and money and they last forever. It's always better to do what you can in the machine rather than by hand.......
Machining is life.⚙️🗜️
Nice but needs some more work. I can see the tool marks on the reflection at 11:47 and 12:06 And personally I would use a vacuum chuck for those parts.
Get a life
I could heve gotten that out, but Gas Monkey was actually worried because these look better than some of the other machined components.
What was the name of that brush?
What happened to the swirl marks on the back?
In the trade for a long time and still learn something new with these videos. Usually super well made, but the music was too loud compared to the voices, unless it was intentional, like when a truck commercial comes on.
Nice work, However the video isn't finished yet. You need to present the letters to GMG & then show case the letters on the vehicle. This would be as the boss man say " BOOM! "
A universal vaccuum plate would have worked as well. We machine with them all the time for thin parts.
The ceramic and walnut shells messed up the backside for adhesion. xD
LOL they can hit it with some sandpaper!
You can talk shit about Barry, but he's the ultimate prankster
I do try LOL
For someone who actually knows what they are doing in this trait, these videos are genuinely part comedy. Great content creators for sure, definitely sells to 95% of the machinist market. But some of the stuff is so wrong lmao
I really dislike the borders around the letters, they somehow take all the fluidity out of the lettering.
Jessie could do it without brush and tumbler 😛😛
Probably $20K for those three letters alone.
They are not going to “bondo” that to the tail gate maybe use some type of epoxy but not bondo😂
LOL I don't understand car stuff, I just make stuff out of metal
This can even make tying your shoe laces sound complicated 😒😒😒