CNC Machining Custom Table for $2995 CNC Mill | Vlog
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I will be making some extra tables for the XSTech Router. If your interested, stay tuned to MakerSpace 77 and I will explain how you can get one.
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He’s teaching his kids now how to take care of the family business. This a man that thinks ahead. His mind is constantly working.
Tyler, there aren't words to describe how inspiring your channel is.
It’s Titan, and 🙏
@@TITANSofCNC Ah yeah Titan, not Tyler. Lol @ me, sorry!
It's manufacturing which will get our countries out of recession. Keep up the cool videos Titan..
I love the dedication you put into all your jobs, be they large or small pieces. Do not ever change !!! Boom !
There is hope for USA if you have ppl like him ...greets from Germany , I guess we known for being obsessed for precision and quality. Excellent channel 👍
Awesome, teaching our Kids manufacturing instead of CRT! Dude, the Lord will bless you for this bold move!! Gabby is adorable!!
Every child should be taught this in school.
Love your enthusiasm,,, BOOM 🇬🇧👀
Beautiful work man one man to another I can tell you take pride in what you do awesome man please and Please keep the KNOWLEDGE and MOTIVATION coming !!! Wish more people would take the time to pass it along God bless and stay safe.
M a machinist for 35 yrs , now retired 2 yrs ..but still excited when looking the videos.....and still learning a lot !!!!! ( but not go back to work no more!! ).
Enjoy retirement and learning some way ..
You have the machines and skills that are in my dreams. Amazing stuff.
HONESTLY YOUR BRILLIANT! SUCH AN INSPIRATION! THANK YOU FOR TEACHING US!!
So many "Booms" thats real enthusiasm ;-)
Awesome, thank you for sharing this because I've been trying to think of better workholding for my router. 👍
I’m pretty sure your channel alone is making me want to change from my program to the manufacturing engineering tech program at my school. Just about to finish my 3 year program so I can’t switch yet but it’s a decision I’m pretty sure I’m going to make.
I made one of these for my mini mill 11 years ago. Nice work!
Thanks Titan 👍🏼 stay safe everyone ❤️😊
Thanks for the drilling video awhile back with the GoDrills by Kennemetal. Ive worked in a small shop for 24 years and we had a job for the last couple years cutting 17-4 ph stainless that was tough on drills. Those godrills were a game changer, Thanks
Thanks for posting this video o was just asking the other day how to use a fixture plate line that. Thanks for all of the good videos! Keep doing what your doing
They look like a great little unit subbed to maker space77 looking forward to seeing all the things you guys make with it
so rad love you bring the kids into it as a young man with littles its so cool im learning to machien on a home built cnc
Yes!!!! I plan on getting one ASAP! Hopefully your code will still be active by the time I’m able! Then I will definitely be needing this table. Looking forward to learning with my kids and Titans of cnc!
Nice T .. Thats why its important to learn drafting... because it allows you to create and see the parts on the minds eye!....That allows for more creation and necessity is the mother of invention
If you saw my machine you wouldn't know wether to laugh or cry...... your passion is unbelievable
Titan you better plan on ramping things and expanding as work is coming back from China BIG TIME and it is going to take guys like you to drive efficiency! Boom!
This video was so good!
I love your videos I show my employees and I am 11 and I bring in almost 400$ a week!!!
Thanks man! Keep em comeing.
Hi Guys, This type of fixturing nomenclature is also great for CMM inspection as well. I built a twin set, much larger with additional capabilities that we needed for super precision work. One fixture was for final insp. and the 2nd was for in process insp. in the department. A little bit different layout and nomenclature, but essential did the same function. That was back in 2000. You can even make these larger than the table to accommodate for more holding outside the travel window as long as you have clearance outside for full range of motion
Titain thanks again for another video . love you guys , stay safe thanks for your knowledge
Im looking for ideas for my 1st machine if you have any suggestions much appreciated
Dude, you are infectiously awesome! Love it.
Subbed to MakerSpace!!!
This is the next step above Legos.
Love this dudes content !!!👊Boom !
Getting serious bro. Welcomed..
Great job, you should sell that base plate to CNC company's to have an additional income. That plate is amazing and totally useful for 1 large part or many part just like you showed. Very impressive. Going subscribe my little girl to your new channel she love making stuff. Kida like daddy.
That is a vast improvement from the OEM clamps with the high flying bolts! I use pins and Mitee Bites. When using all MBs, isn't there a risk of stock rotation? Was there temptation to replace the mill table?
Titan, that looks like a wonderful solution.
I am following this new product and info closely, and purchased the little Tormach for my shop. I just checked with Tormach web site and didn't see any of these plates for sale yet. I am interested in the plate if you make them available.
I'm a little concerned that you may limit the utility of makerspace77, because folks may not be able to follow along if they don't have the same fixturing. If I understood you correctly, it's going to be imperative that your kids start with very precise blocks. That's not going to be a problem for your family, but it could be for mine and others. Maybe that's another business opportunity for you or other machinists to create and sell the raw materials to those of us that will need them.
Maybe you should consider another solution for the web site utilizing the Mitee-Bite T-slot clamps and the standard Tormach plate. That might remove the requirement for precise 'starting' materials and be more universal. (By the way, there could be lots of better solutions than the T-slot clamps. I'm no expert)
Thanks so much for doing this, and the instruction available in your online classes. They are great. I assume that we will learn soon that some of the exercises are compatible with this new tiny machine, or maybe some of them will be modified to be a little simpler, and to scale for this machine.
That's exactly what happened to James Bruton's channel with a very expensive R&D open source robot he was building. He started losing his audience even while sharing all of the design work. Now he is sharing a miniature less expensive robot with the inverse kinematics he is so passionate about.
love to work for you mate, I am new to machining but so eager to learn, just converted a manual mill to CNC and working to do the same on a small lathe
Nicely done
boom boom shaka laka man. Keep it booming and watch yourself bro.
Awesome work - you should sell these as upgrades.
профессионалы. молодцы!
Boom from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
When your kids are old enough if they are on a FIRST Robotics team you'll be a very popular parent mentor. We are a small team, but our kids can take an idea and take it through kinematics, CAD, CAM, and CNC route, laser cut, or 3D print it to completion. Hopefully this next season we can get a Tormach 770 so they can do more machining since we saved $10k by all of the competitions being cancelled. *cries*
i love the vf awesone machine💪🙏
Nice 2-4-6 block
와우.. 굉장해
I love your stuff.
That is an awesome Plate & mill, I have a question. I just got a a lathe for my home shop and I need a surface plate. Can I use a marble or stone counter top as a surface plate. The surface was machined at the factory.
My Kids love you!👍
you should create your own cnc machine some time, would be a epic to see
Titan, i see you almost always go for trochoidal milling strategies using most of the height of the tool at the same time. But i work at a mold machining company and we always use high feed shell mills for our hard steel materials. would you recomend trochoidal for this cases aswell?
Pretty good, u need to promote this.
i just got my sherline running for the kids to rock in the garage.
Another great video 👍
You should sell that fixture plate for some of those that would like one but cannot go down the street to make one.
Titan, Lets bring mfg back to America! Boom!!
Fantastic
That blaser swiss lube looks like water, trippy!
It’s so good
@@TITANSofCNC Which Blaser fluid do you run?
@@jonbaker3728 blaster swisslube synergy 735, I'm pretty sure
How are you going to keep your parts square to the table when using cam locks on both sides?
i love you tyson i been watchin yu since yu started with 5000 followers goos ahit now its 500,000 followers. all these yung cats saying theres no work out here theres work if your Hungry!
I hope the name of your shop is BOOM CNC, Inc.
What do you think about buy older cnc Machines for people that want to keep low overhead and just get started without a bunch of restrictions?
Understand the machine and its limitations and quirks. Figure out the slack in it and you can still make good parts usually.
Do you have a pdf drawing for that.. i have a similar machine and this would be ideal
Another little problem with these cam-action clamps is that you can bottom the screw up against the counterbore floor of the hexagonal washer and it will not apply the desired lateral pressure to the part. For a children-operated fixture, I'd rather choose something a bit more fool-proof such as Pitbull clamps from the same manufacturer, they are more predictable. Another advantage of them is that they use standard screws that can be easily replaced when worn with ones from the nearest hardware store instead of special cam-head screws.
Dad mine has not came in the mail yet. :) I dont know what I want to make but i want my own C&c mil. I have 3d printers now. thinking about making a move on a shapeoko for my first c&c.
I would like to learn. Boom! Boom! Boom!
i would LOVE to work with you. i am working as a cnc operator, pretty nice thibaut 5 axis CNC mill, but its a stone machine centre. i would absolutely love to work with metal
Hi, what kind coolant you use? It looks like water. In our company we use 10% emulsion and it turns white.
you recommend that little mill for making custom knives?
Hey Titan, Can you make a tutorial how to calibrate the blacklash value in fanuc control?
Это круто! че сказать, хорошее решение!
When are we coming out with a 24inch by 36inch travel Titan desk top stupid strong machine that will cut metal?
7:05 I don't think anyone can see that they're eccentric, but it's cool though.
If I had a dollar everytime he says Boom I could buy me a nice mill 😄Nice work tho
Cool.
Any word on what Space- x is CNCing
Hey Titan :) Is the fixture model available to share ?
Wandering if your business is considered an essential Titan
Titan any thoughts on getting a pocket NC for your kids eventually? Not sure if you're aware of it but for about 6k you can have a miniature 5 axis mill in your home. They've been out for a couple years now I believe and I eventually hope to get one for my home and building parts for my RC airplane builds. I was a Tool and Die maker apprentice for about 2.5 years until the recession started in 08-09. After loosing 2 different apprenticeships due to the economy I was able to get into Quality at another company that eventually went out of business but it started my new career path. I am now a quality engineer. I miss machining so much I started building and buying different tools for my workshop at home. Money is always tight due to life circumstances but I'm blessed for what I do have so no complaining. I designed a mini mill bought a miniature mill table and router used on CNC router tables and cut most of the parts myself had a coworker at my work weld it up and its near completion. Just waiting for the adapter and Er-16 collets to come in the mail either today or tomorrow. Once I get those I can shim the Z-axis to be square to the table by swing indicating it with my dial indicator. Man it stinks having to rebuy a lot of these tools I had from my tool and die days that I sold for cheap due to needing the money but hey I'm alive and rebuilding. Best of luck in this Covid19 days with your business. We've been able to stay open here in Wisconsin due to some items we make are considered Essential but a lot of our orders are being pushed out now. I hope this all goes away without hurting many people and we all can get back to our lives. I love the videos thanks for sharing TItan.
The pocket NC is a joke. The people who designed it violated every rule about stick-outs and overhangs. It's almost like it was designed by non machinists. That thing chatters like a teenaged girl.
@B &B thank you for the message. I hope it was intended for me and im not mistaken. I'm trying to stay positive and optimistic that everything will rebound quickly. The company I work for is a small metal stamping company it was the company I actually was a tool and die maker apprentice at before getting laid off in 2009 and that time the owners kept everyone as long as possible I mean some weeks we only worked 3 days and did a lot of cleaning. Being a small family owned company that's one of the pluses when things get slow we're like a family and they do try to do what's best for all of us most of the time. I am a little worried tho if I were to get laid off because I don't have a college degree and worked my way up into Quality Engineering and it seems to be hit or miss getting hired in that role with other companies. Some write me off instantly when seeing no college degree. Not long ago I had 3 interviews with a large company and all my experience and my current role was easily 95% identical for the role they were hiring for. The quality manager told the HR manager at their corporate office he wants to pursue better educated applicants. Idk if it's been filled but for 5 months afterwards they were still posting the position on LinkedIn. That worries me. Then I have had companies practically begging me to work for them and offering me more money but I have a loyalty to my current employer due to again a family owned business that has a comfortable and mutual respect atmosphere.
@@xenonram I have not used one so I cannot give an opinion based off my own personal experience. I completely agree it's not a perfect unit but for the price I have yet to find something comparable that's better. I get that yes I could but a used Bridgeport with a prototrac around the same price and probably be able to do most of what the NC pocket does but I don't have the space or setup at home for a large piece of machinery. Alot of TH-cam channels I follow use the pocket NC and have decent reviews of it. Especially when being used on softer materials like aluminum brass etc. Again for a home cnc that has 5 axis i don't think you can beat it for its price point. Just my thoughts. I completely agree with you that it's not perfect but any means but for a home hobbyist I think it's great and fairly affordable. Who knows maybe the next version will improve the items you and others don't like about it.
Outstanding what you are doing.
SUBSCRIBED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Felt hungry, like I was watching a cookery show.
Hi Titan
With what is going on in the world atm every country needs to get back into manufacturing, too much reliance from china and look at the trouble it has caused. Not into CNC myself, though I have done additive manufacturing (3D Printing), love the work I have seen you and your guys do Titan. Look after yourselves and keep up the great work from Australia.
Titan why not using thread inserts keenserts?
Or make it out of titanium but that would be expensive
coolant fluid is water only?
Why not run a random orbit pattern on the final?
I really wish Titan would get his hands dirty again and do 1 on 1 machining tutorials like this again. The factory walk throughs and new machine days are cool but I want Titan to make some stuff and teach what he knows.
What is the part number for your shell mill? The number you showed in video doesn't exist TIA.
nice
Станок класса царапка)))
What happened to the makerspace videos?
Why have clamps on both sides?
🇧🇷Daniel Machado - Brazil🌎🇺🇸
I wish it was possible to order one of those amazing chess pieces, even if it's probably super expensive.
What does the random inclusion of the word boom mean?
I guess a lot.....🤣🤣🤣
Dude I actually love it tho
How much earn cnc programmer/operator in USA with 5 years of practice? BTW Yours Accent is soo perfect. I can understand every Word. Grettings from Poland.
Don't expect to get a job programming anywhere right away. Here in the states programming is a seriously sought after job and not many positions open frequently. You could be at a shop for years before even touching there programming software.
excuse me, what material is new cute table?
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