NEW End Mill Cuts Through Stainless Steel Like BUTTER
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I have an insane idea for a demonstration you guys could do:
Cut one of those cheap eBay 6in mill vices in half with a single slotting operation 😂😂 straight through the screw and everything. Would be an insane video. Nothing else like it on TH-cam.
Crash demo :p
OK… I actually Like That.
Full Deep Slot with HARVI TE.
Give me 2-3 weeks… Let me look for a Vise.
Don’t want to mess with other peoples products but I can hide the name etc😜😂😂😂
Thanks for the idea?
Sir, I hope you will find 1000 $ today, this idea is awesome
This is gonna be awesome.
Pressure will too high and endmill won’t handle this. But trochoidal path makes sense…
Milled my first part yesterday. I was pretty nervous but it came out perfect. Boom!
Awesome! Have you looked at our Building Blocks yet on the Academy.titansofcnc.com
@@TITANSofCNC sure have. Thanks for everything you do
Awesome!
Super love this comment. MURDER THAT METAL!
supporting education through buying tools is a nice concept.
Most try and do it cheaply… helps when you’re learning with the best
We try to make it easy. We only sell what we BELIEVE in. No other vendor can say that. We arent after $$$, we are after building up our industry and making America BOOM again
It’s always so crazy to see just the sheer volume of chips getting yeeted off the work like that.
“And then we have the harvi 1 te which is like a knife riding a chainsaw” ROFL!! 🤣🤣🤣😂
Dude if you havent tried that cutter yet, i would say its more like a machete riding a chainsaw
These family of tools ROCK and last like the energizer bunny!!!!!
Barry you have the Ninja series of arsenal to slice & dice, Titan that's why you have the best platform from the novice/ skilled to learn from. Keep on keeping ON
Kennametal has them Hyabusa Hatori Honzo blades!!!!
And the shavings are clean and cool, very impressive!
Absolutely killing it...👍👏
That's really impressive
Really appreciate your videos !
I have to machine such a small design out of stainless and my spindle only hits 8000 rpm so it can’t hit the speeds I need for small endmills any advice for the coming week before I start breaking everything. Cheers!
Magnifico !!!!!!!!!
NOT EVEN FLEXING FOR STAINLESS!!?? WHAT A BEAST!
Now youre speaking our language. BEAST MODE BRO!
Ultimate 🇱🇷👍👍
Very good advertisement for your tools
Good morning! I’ve found the academy so helpful so far but my only gripe is that after the first 10 mastercam tutorials I’ve been left craving more! 😆 I was hoping for more tutorials of complex, 5 axis, aerospace-type parts to be drawn (CAD) and programmed (CAM) so I could feel more comfortable applying for a job in the industry doing that. The first ten parts is a great start but I’d like to get through quite a few more before I feel hirable as a CNC programmer. So with that said, Is there a plan for the future regarding additional Mastercam tutorials? Thanks so much. I appreciate everything you guys are doing! It’s changing the industry for the better and bringing work back to the states! Boom!
Have you done the Rocket & Fixturing Series? Checked out the AerospaceAcademy.com
Sweet! I only did those in fusion 360 so far, I didn’t know they were available in mastercam now too! I’ll start on those today! Thanks for the heads up :)
Super cool
Some times you say cutting fluid off for videoing and others are blank. Can you explain if and when coolant / cutting fluid is needed / required or just nice to have. Still love the data you give to the world. It means your not worried. You and the team has the abilities to use the machines and tools at optimum the data gives the starting point for many .
Cutting fluids are used to aid in reducing friction an clearing chips from the work zone. It is also used to control heat buildup and keep red hot metal chips from melting through plastics and rubber parts on a machine. There are times when it is necessary to cool waste chips to control destructive metal fires with some alloys or combinations. Even with flood coolant fire can still occur. If you have never witness a CNC machine on fire you would never realize how intense and difficult they are to extinguish. th-cam.com/video/smcFjJFD3m4/w-d-xo.html
The only time u dont want to use coolant is when doing High Speed Milling and the times when u want is in any other scenario unless u have to deal with some certain types of exotic plastics that are not allowed to get wet
Next week, i will be doing a video on exactly that. Stay tuned
It won't really need coolant your climb milling heat goes into chips 😉👍
Coolant also lubricates the tool
What is your step over distance? And which endmill would you recommend for 304L??
If you had any sense you'd know we dont live on a giant spinning spherical water world space ball but rather a flat and stationary earth!! Get it together titan!!
W00t Freedom!
How much power does it need to run that tool like that? 😲
Also, I was thinking if you could make a video about using HSS and carbide slit saws for steel and alu? After all, it could be a very fast way to part off small finished elements from bigger chunk of material so you don't have to take it off machine and cut it on saw and/or facemill. That's a huge timesaver 🤔
Can we do the same with the robodrill?
I like it
Hello, Why doesn't the piece fly away? What vise is used?
The old toolmakers must be so envious. Manual work was so slow by comparism.
Anyone know of some good resources on how to take a 1x1x6 in block of all the metal like: stainless steel, custom and round off the end by 1 in. On a Haas CnC Mini Mill-2 or VF1 to be put in a CNC lathe? Thx in advance! 😸
Titans must refer to their weight and girth.
Your wife told me the same
No…the plant owner (who is not a small man) is named Titan
o well not even heat treat !!!
spindle loads?
maybe 20 KW
I am looking for a tool to cut MIRRAX ESR. which one you recommend.
How is this possible ;o I have the same steel but a pretty tiny desktop CNC machine (though the frame is steel, ball screws, linear rails etc), but I can cut slots with at most 4mm carbide endmill, 0.2mm at a time and then I see this - it literally removes the volume of the whole fucking stock I'm cutting in a split second and it would take my machine like 10h omg
I wish I could make chips till I die
You CAN! Its called MACHINING in 24/7 beast mode!
Is it the one in whose specification from producent tool life time is 40 minutes?
What happen to the status
Who would have know that this is all just drill bits.
I have never used a horizontal are the parts hard to load
No. Not if you have a forklift. Is it a tiny bit harder than a vertical? Yeah. But using gravity to evacuate chips makes the extra 10 seconds sooooooo worth it
How much is that cutter? $300?
I noticed you have “no coolant for filming” however I have found that no coolant is superior with the AlTiN coating in stainless since it is very wear resistant at high temps with its aluminum oxide coating. Do you guys actually run coolant in this operation? If so why?
Just wait. Ill be doing a “talking” video about exactly that, next week.
How does flood coolant not cause thermal shocking?
Because it’s flooded, not intermittent. Turning coolant off, then back on, then off again will absolutely cause thermal shock.
Why dont you use the "invisible" coolant from Blaser whilst filming?
Not so invisible any more when droplets are flying all over.
While the coolant is transparent, it also covers the camera lenses and causes distortion. Stay tuned though, ill be doing a video next week on wet vs dry
Asking many videos for subtitles.... Not get so far Mr. Titan...
There are roughly 6,500 languages spoken on planet Earth. We want everyone to benefit from our free education platform. But what should the first 500 languages be?
@@barrysetzer I asked in English bro...
Do you ship your tools oversees? I left this question in your shop page, and never received an answer.
Crickets??
@@danl.4743 Try and buy one, see if it works.
walter 3/4" through coolant is better in my experience.
When did you use the KOR5ds in Stainless?
@@TITANSofCNC multiple times in the past year with 17-4 and nitronic. It's a good endmill, but there are more aggressive alternatives.
The tool looks great! But it would never work in the $**+ machines I have to run 😭 23year old fadal 2040's.. god I hate 40 tapers 😖
Those analogies at the end were great but you didn’t really tell us the applications…
It’s for All Roughing Applications for those Materials… Every Application.
They should be considered your standard.
Anybody notice the million dollar machine.dont try that on your Haas.
Anyone notice that we arent snowflakes up in Titans? We SLAY METAL not make glitter. UGHHHH
Looks like the same cutting conditions i run the Garr VRX-6. Its an endmill, never believe the salesman hype.... Shit and at $99 for the kor6 equivalent its not really a deal. Kennemetal, be different for no reason 👌
says anyone thats never used the KOR6
@@barrysetzer im sure its a fine endmill. All modern subgrain carbide endmills have really upped the game from previous traditional designs. But the hype is stupid. You are sponsored by Kennemetal, of course they are the best. How about getting some other high end endmills and actually comparing them?
Wanna make a deal?
We can both do a video detailing cutter life and MRR. See who wins
@@barrysetzer haha naw. I actually make parts for people who pay money for them. No way im wasting a day cutting for a video. My job isn't making videos, it's making parts. Keep up the good work though, I enjoy a Titan Video in the morning
How much is that cutter? $300?