Incredible Hybrid Technology | 5 Axis CNC Machining | Titanium Additive Manufacturing | DMG MORI
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- Amazing Addictive & Subtractive Hybrid Machines. These Incredible Machines are being used today by the Biggest Companies in the World to 3D Print Titanium & Inconel Parts... Which then get Finished Machined during the Same Process, in the Same Machine!
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2:41 let the Lock Picking Lawyer have one see how long it lasts against him.
I thought the same cheers
Yep, pickers don't need keys.
Impossible sounds weird to me 😁
@@gracefool they do use tools tho. did you see the disc detainer lock pick tool LPL made it so simple i could use it. give it some time and LPL will make a tool for the Stealth Key.
@@gracefool they do use tools tho. did you see the disc detainer lock pick tool LPL made it so simple i could use it. give it some time and LPL will make a tool for the Stealth Key.
What a crazy time to be alive!
This is the future of cnc machining.
Thanks Titan 👏
I was waiting for a "BOOM" at the end :)
:D Me too
BOOM!
:-)
I think he was made speechless by this amazing technology!
@@TITANSofCNC Hey... thanks for the building blocks series, it really helped me . Cant wait for the aerospace completion BB
Making parts from what essentially was a powder,GENIUS!!
Clever men these Germans. Amazing technology. My wife says that you are a bad influence on me Titan.
Maybe you need taper down your usage of the word BOOM!! to appease her a little bit?
@@danl.4743 would that be a number 40 international taper. I keep threatening to buy a CNC again, I am retired.
Germans are so intelligent that their government can bring in millions of welfare seeking africans and the economy, so far, has not been completely destroyed
@@farmerx165 Key words: "so far" and, "completely".
Well the people at Arcam has researched EBM since -93, SLM is just a simpler version.
Incredible. Just have to adopt it at the right stage, after the early adopters figure out all the problems.
Extremely fascinating video, additive manufacturing is definitely the way of the future if efficiency ever enters the game. Much more intricate and reliable than casting
Mind Blown, this is extremely useful technology
За этими сданками с принтерами будущее, технологии выйдут на новый уровень!!
Thanks Titan
You’re bringing manufacturing to another level.
BOOM!!!
Think you've seen it all....until inside out additive- subtractive comes along from the genius of an amazing industry: DMG-Mori!! Thanks Titan, future keeps getting brighter!
This has been shown for years, but what really blows my mind is the multi material hybrid manufacturing and that crazy Siemens part
Wont be long before the home shop boys get in on the fun. That is my number one hope. Defense and black project boys: way too hobbled! Set the home- shoppers loose....see what happens!!✌
Future is right here. :)
3min. Great stuff.
.... EVEN FROM A GUY WEARING A SUITE.
Phenomenal.
The maths in technology is now making sense-add then subtract and the answer is impossible becomes possible-great show Titans
This truly is next level
3d printing metals is the future.
In 20 years, when they will do the re-make of the movie Ghost, with the background music of the song Unchained Melody playing, (Oh my love, my darling), Demi Moore will program a DMG Mori (Moore-i ?) hybrid machine to make the vase, while Patrick Swayze hugs her from behind. LMAO!
All while she gazes into the machine's eyes because they both know Patrick is just a side thing.
This is nuts!!!
Hand up and watching :)
As a kid I watched a story pl."zaczarowany ołówek"("enchanced pencil" :) )
Guy was drawing things and they came out real just as he imagined. Oh how I dreamed of this magic!
THIS is even better!
All while CNC machining is an amazing thing and really cool, I also think that learning normal non CNC machining is excellent cause it's just a good bunch of fun
before u become an Qualified CNC Machinist
u have to learn at perfection the manual/conventional Machining
if u dont u preaty much have no knowledge
Very very impressive !!
I worked with the dmg lasertec beutiful machine!
Are you developing any laser cladding/sintering machines that are mobile and used for fixing bridges and other large metal structures?
I wonder when we will see the first maschine of this type in the new shop..
1:53 "Until the Fart part is finished" cracked me up
This is PRO lvl of CNC
I'm speechless.
Wow, I would like a few of these machines and the people and skill to develop.
Iam working at a DMG Mori SLM 30 and SLM 12 . It is a wonderfull but really complicated technic what i also do is Finishing the Parts on a DMG Mori Monoblock 65 Mill.
Круто!
Titan when are you going to review the cogsill bernashing head and see how far you can push it
Titan can you make a video about hydroforce slim line holders , how to use this holder and which applications?
Wow
AM is just so f** amazing.... 🖤🖤🖤
Awesome Greetings from the Bang man 😉
There goes the industry
Does anyone know if thismachine is capable or perfect mirror like finish?! and if it can manufacture manage copper silver or gold?!
I'm glad working on DMG machines :D
This is incredible. Glad my German countryman invent such crazy stuff
Dey took err jobs!!!
@Titan, It may take a while to rough the material on the propeller but, would you agree that building the entire structure by additive would, at this point in time, still take a considerable amount of time longer?
Yes, it takes time... but you also save in material cost etc.
Companies like SpaceX and Blue have been using this technology for years.
@@TITANSofCNC True, it does take longer, but can be run umaned. At my workplace all the printing is done overnight and all through weekends lights out.
You could possibly make those keys using lost-wax processes, and depending on the individual features, it may involve high-pressure injection. However it would be as expensive if not more to make it that way. Now if they made it from different deposited materials, I can't see any other way of getting there.
Love your videos can't wait till I can learn to use the cnc
Go to the Academy.titansofcnc.com
Titan- Just wanted to ask you a question, SLM technology has to operate in a perfect vacuum, obviously you know this but it was not discussed in this video. How does Mathias
respond to this question, what are dmg mori's ways of dealing with this very important safety issue. Is that a issue that would prevent a little guy like me from utilizing this technology or even
somebody with a big successful shop like yourself from going out and buying this machine....
No vacuum required, just inert gas atmosphere to stop oxidising like weld shielding gas does.
Looking forward to see what happens when they add in a 10+kW laser cutting head in addition to that additive laser + CNC milling. That'll bring in quick cut parts of inch thick steel & aluminium plate or 5-axis parts, followed with either milling and/or laser adding. Amazing future ahead. Adding laser cutting could reduce tool wear big time...potentially.
"Uhp uhp uhp... Stop! My penis can only get so erect."
-Algernop Krieger
🤯
With the Multi-Axis additive software power of NX
Just to paraphrase you a little in this situation you wouldn't want it to go BOOM !!!
I did a research paper on spray welding in my shop class and I was kinda disappointed to hear that it doesn't create a very strong bond for repair work.. does this spray printing have the same problem?
I hope it doesn't because this gave me so many ideas for my dream repair shop
In before the the first post complaining about "Dey took err jobs!"
Terker ter!
Hey, how to drill deep (150-200mm - 6-8 inches) holes in electric-copper (99,98-99%) without spindle cooling with 8-10mm(5/16 - 3/8) drillbit.
🤯🤯🤯
Now i realize num of advance cnc exist in the world. And i run bridgeport and aka vm2 with solid works progrm and consider my self as a titan. ❤
We need to change way we design and use every single thing.
Maby in 300 years we would start to exploit those posibillities at full scale :)
How much cost this amazing technology, need the company link plz
I like to buy one of that machine ,wishful
Hes talking about SLM, now whats the difference between melting and sintering?
Boss! Now if only the things could be mass produced for cost and potentially shrunk down to some the size of a cabinet style Lexmark for prototyping...
HP already have them.
As a machinist I'm not sure if I should be impressed by this or worried for my job
Wont replace standard machining I dont think, just be in addition to it
@@ClockwerkIndustries I'm probably safer at the moment anyway as the jobs I do are up to 40 tonnes in weight and 20 meters long, unless they have a really big addictive machine I should be good
Adapt, bro!
This allows incredible businesses to rise that need incredible parts... printed and machined.
Keep an eye on our Academy as we are going to teach all of it for Free.
@@TITANSofCNC I am extremely thankful for everything you guys are giving us. Machining will not die!
it seems that for some of those applications welding would build the layers quicker, if your going to machine it anyway
MIG/TIG/stick Welding drips.
This really is welding, it's just spray welding.
OK WHAT IS THE STRENGHT OF THESE PARTS COMPARED TO FORGED OR CAST, AND THE ENERGY FOOT PRINT COMPARISON CHEERS.
You cant actually tell this. Depends strongly on which material you're talking. You are kind of restriced in terms of alloys. The are multiple technologies available and all diverse in several points.
Additive is a nice addition to already existing production methods, but it is not the all curing production method.
A shame i couldn't see you when I was there in 19
i would like to see the creators of those machines.
exist rotative table for addetive technologie?! i think this will more efficient of just planer style
I think dmg know what they do best
@@nf794 thanks just save the time chariot travel, just slm all time no wait time, that the beast :) good day slm
depend what you want, repair prototype or production or very low product, depend type of piece to
Wow, I bet Koenigsegg will use one of these for his super low production count parts. That is a perfect machine for extremely difficult parts. I see lots of money being made with one of those. Especially in aerospace and deep marine.
True - and a lot of money will be lost by someone that cannot attract enough of this kind of work to finance the machine.
so Titan are you getting one of these?
One day 😛
@@TITANSofCNC how much?
5:00 but you have to write the G code to make that polish.
No you don't, dmg's lasertec program and profdia interface handle all of your g code programming based off of a DXF file or an STL model. If you had two write all of that programming this would be very counterproductive.
Doesn't those printed parts need stress relieving or something?
If You would post proces them, in any kind of heat threating it would be out of this world.
Best part is, that probably You could do it...
He was German 100% Wir können kein Englisch ^^
Maybe Austrian.... the way he said "Housen" sounded like some of the Glock folks Ive met....cool people
If you can make it. Is it then a impossible part🤔🤔🤔🤔
The accuracy might be a new thing but it’s not exactly new tech.
can a metal printed turbine hold up under real stress?
Yes, they can even print inconel and change the strength and hardness on the fly.
Some companies do it now, they arent as big in size but the mechanical and thermal stresses are just as real
The big point in this area is: you can integrated cooling, so actually you're getting away some kind of the stress.
I bet the Lockpicking Lawyer is unimpressed with those locks. Pickers don't need no keys.
And what should i do with this key, if it would be broken??? How can i enter home))) if nobody could make a copy...
Copy is in .stl file :)
Surely you would have a spare key under the plant pot outside...👍👍
That key could have been stamped and folded out of sheet metal.
cool,but inside....
I recently heard someone suggest that technological advancements have slowed down over the last 10 years. To them I say... sorry your new tv is still too thick butttt... your wrong...
The key its more expense than lock
But you could 3D-print the lock too to balance the situation.
People will pay for a key that is impossible to duplicate
@@TITANSofCNC yes, we are just kidding... : )
Not really
Can print 100’s of keys, all different at the same time.
As cheap as regular key, No but not as expensive as you would think
Aren' t those printers slow as hell?
Not for Prototyps or low Count high demand Aero space parts. For Mass Production they are way too slow yes
For imposible parts?
Well their first to do that so... There will be faster ones soon :O
@@wiciuwiciu2783 actually the speed will always be restricted due to material properties.
Yesterday I was thinking of inventing something like this, and today after a nap I unlock my phone and it’s on screen... did I search for this in my sleep???
Wonder how many thousands of dollar it will cost you when you loose your keys
Let me show you its features, huahaha.
Doesn't the metal has just as awful of a structure as cast metal? It should be fairly weak as a result...
Not really.
When you cast metal, whole part goes from liquid to solid. In this proces, there are a lot of factors for cristalization (hope I spell right). Bigger crystals=weaker structure
Here there are crystal no bigger as the pool that laser melted. Also, you pin-point temperature in literally every place, thus You controll crystals.
Also You can slinter, but thats the other story :)
@@wiciuwiciu2783 Sounds interesting, guess its time for me to read up on this.
3:52 SEXY!
Nothing new. All gimmicks