CNC Shop Tour | Adam Started His Own CNC Machining Business!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ต.ค. 2019
- A CNC Machine Shop that is 190 sq ft? YES, PLEASE! You might remember this guy from the awesome Superb Industries factory tour. Adam Demuth owner of Demuth Tool & Design recently "stepped" into being self-employed, which is incredibly inspiring for anyone dreaming of starting a machining business!
With diverse machines like the Haas Mini Mill, Mori Seiki NVD1500 DCG, and Parker Majestic Surface Grinder, he has what he needs to get the job done!
This is proof that making the transition to entrepreneurship doesn't mean you have to jump off a cliff and build a plane on the way down. THERE ARE NO EXCUSES!
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Links for this video
Demuth Tool & Design | www.demuthtool.com/
adam_the_machinist on IG | bit.ly/2tZNw0N
McMaster Tapered Drill Bit | bit.ly/319iVfn
Better Speeds & Feeds? provencut.com
Superb Industries Factory Tour | bit.ly/2JcYxER
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I personally know Adam and worked with him at one of our former employers and i can say he is very good at what he does. Always taking great pride in whatever he is doing and amazing at thinking outside the box.
These tours give so much perspective and wisdom! Thanks so much for providing this type of content
Adam’s absolutely one of my favorite tool maker/machinists to listen to. Can’t wait to see where he takes his work!
As somebody operating out of ~120sqft this was such an inspiring mini-tour. I loved the Superb one when that came out, awesome to see how Adam has made that switch and is making it work.
This is the type of person you want to work with in the industry. It is becoming harder and harder to find. Best of luck!
It depends where you live.
Design Squared Unfortunately many companies just aren’t willing to spend the money or the time to invest in training and supporting people in building their skill set. My employer is paying machine operators the same rate they did in the early 80s. They complain about turnover and employee skill level, but can’t grasp that concept of getting what you pay for.
@@hammurambi if cheap labor gets the job done, cheap labor gets the job done. Management's duty is to the bottom line, not the subjective work satisfaction of employees or arbitrary quality metrics the client doesn't care about.
@@migkillerphantom I hope you aren't in a management position
@@migkillerphantom you wont last long in managment with a comment like this.. maybe go back to school learn the basics or read 'How to make friends and Influence people'.. glad I dont work with you ;)
190 sq ft.... I will never complain about my 500 sq ft again.
Adam seems like a very humble dude! thanks for letting us into your shop, very insightful!
Great video. I really like shop tours of the smaller places. I think it's more interesting than the big shop tours. Thanks for sharing and good luck to Adam.
These kind of videos are incredibly valuable! You get a glimpse of how he thinks, some of his issues and his setup. I was interesting in his tooling drawer organization. Thanks John and Adam.
Awesome setup, thank you for letting us share. When I was an apprentice in the UK in the 70s I was taught to use chalk when hand filing for a better finish. It worked really well and still do it to this day.
Awesome machines in a very veeeery small place! thanks john for bring us the opportunity to meet these kind of shops too!
My pleasure!!!
@@nyccnc u
Adam your a great enterpreneur and Machinist -American craftsmanship at its finest
Love it. Quoting the most important part of the video: "There's just no excuse". Lesson learned!
Congrats on the success!! Good to see you making good use of the small space and getting to enjoy what you do!
It's amazing what you can do; very nice setup and an even nicer guy by the sound of it.
Thanks John, again another great tour... Great to meet Adam and his beautiful little shop!
What a nice chap. Thanks for the tour.
This man is where I hope to be, I have a lot of respect for him and I hope I can learn even half of what he knows during the time of my career.
Everything is so clean! Love it
way to go Adam!! You are so likeable and calm. Youre what a tool maker should be. All the best!
Jeez, just 3 minutes and and I'm learning so much. Had no idea surface grinders work like that, or have so many interesting capabilities rather. That thing looks mint! (Plus, I want one!!!)
Adam great for doing what you love, and make it work.
You've made it work.
Hope all goes well in your first year.
always love to see shop tours or factory tours!
What a lovely guy. Best of luck to you and thank you for letting us tour your shop.
Awesome video, love these tours and the intelligent people in them.
Gday John, great shop tour, it goes to show that small shops still do work, It’s awesome to see, great shop Adam, I wish you all the best for the future, Thank you John
Thanks!
I must say this is one of the second or third top videos I like your channel awesome shop
Tour videos are awesome! Keep it up John!
Two very smart guys hanging out!
Great video!
Great start! How nice to be in control of, and touch all at once, the entire enterprise :)
Great tour, thanks!
I just watched a video of yours from 2010 about bolts. It's amazing how far you've come since then.
Love these small shop tours!
Awesome man! Very inspiring.
and the shop's sooooo clean! 😍
I have a DoAll DH612 and its also a steel tape drive with a non-roller bearing table. Not having backlash in the drive really is nice for this type of work.
Excellent John and Adam!
ATB, Roibn
Thanks, Robin!
what a great guy. and what a nice shop garage he has himself. im green with envy its my dream start up shop right there.
awesome!!!! good luck!!!!
Good video John I really enjoyed it. Soapstone also works very well for keeping a file clean. What is soapstone? Back in the day it was used to write on steel, before the paint markers were around. It has a more slick quality to it than chalk. Just my personal preference I thought I would pass along.
Another episode of Tiny Shop Nation!
Recalling the famous line from JAWS (movie): Adam, I think you're going to need a bigger shop!
Sort of reminds me of SMW progression: Started machining in a Tiny NYC apartment, Then to home basement, then to a barn, and ending up in a large commercial building. I guess that's problem comes with success.
I would end with "Best of Luck to you Adam", but I suspect you don't need luck to be successful, since you already got it together. Thank you for the enjoyable video!
The NVD1500 is one of my dream machines! I’d love it with the updated mapps controller and the AWC, so nice!
Awesome shop, awesome attitude
nice small mori seiki CNC mill
I have been running a Mori Seiki NH5000 DCG.
they are very precise machines from Mori Seiki many factories in Europe use them DMG Mori
So cool, just how I started. Home shed- Factory- now need a new factory. Words of wisdom at the end, take note young entrepreneurs.
Nice setup 👍
what a gentleman,nice to see nowadays
Awesome entrepreneurial spirit!
Dang.....I'm a little more than a few years into the trade, but Adam seems like an awesome guy to apprentice under. I'm sure he's got tons of experience and tips to learn from. It's a shame I don't live in Ohio or I would probably just volunteer my time to work for him
Wow! I like your style! I hope you succeed with your plan's. I also hope you grab the business end of being an entrepreneur too. This is an entirely different skill than to be a craftsman which you already are. I wish you all the best and I think it will work as planned. Be honest, be clear, be reliable and be happy! Best! Job
I don't really know about machining but I really enjoyed this conversation.
Love the video I have been out on my own 20years now. I cant believe he said being a Entrepreneur with less stress?
You sir must have some easy going customers? or are very lucky great job!
Dick grott just less spinning plates. I’m essentially doing the same job as when I was employed but with maybe 2-3 active projects at a time versus 5-10.
That NSK pencil grinder station is awesome. If that quick release chuck works I WANT ONE
Love this - thanks both of you for sharing
Guys like Adam are who make this country work... He knows his chit!
That Baby Mori is awesome.
I'd like to know how he got the new work into his shop. Very impressive.
Great job !!! My dream 40yrs ago. ENJOY !!!
incredible
Hahaha new shop goals, get more machines so John comes up to Cleveland to tour my shop! =D
This is awesome btw, keep up the good work Adam!
I have a 300 sq ft garage. Inspiring, sir!
very disciplined man
Top notch individual! His people skills are wonderful...wish him the best of luck....I was wondering about the Mori Seiki, what year is it?
wesome content! Interesting!
Wow - a shop that is smaller than Factory400! Amazing.
Somehow, I need to get some videos out......
Haven't even finished the video and already want that wee little Mori! Awesome video and shop tour!
Used prices on them just went up :)
Excellent
This kind of video just shows me how much I don't know, especially about the day to day runnings of a milling shop.
Saw my fav handle in the draw ( the mango II handle grip. I take the mango II over a noga every day of the week)
That's a great shop. If you ever get a chance to visit protolabs I highly recommend it
Nice
You can really tell he's a modern machining professional, he's got a Space Mouse!
Those are PCB drills with the 1/8” shank. Can get them down to 0.008” diameter.
I really enjoyed Adam's insights in the Supreme tour, he really knows his trade. I'm interested to know what power supply he has to his house! Does he have fire suppression on those machines since he runs oil?
He probably doesn't need more then 100 amps single for those machines with compressor.
I upgraded to 200 amp service when I started the shop. Currently I have two panels in the garage. One is 80 amps single phase for the grinder, lights, mini mill and air. There is a second 100 amp service which is just for the phase converter. The haas and mori don’t really draw much power but the air compressor is definitely running my power bill up.
@@adamthemachinist put a vfd on the compressor swap the motor for 3 phase . It stops that intial draw that dims the lights also gives you a bit of warning mid conversation lol
You see the GS2 on the first grinder? It can take single phase and output 3ph
Sony used to have a division called magnescale, which was a direct competitor to heidenhain, using a magnetic scale rather than glass. I'm not sure if that's what was used in the DRO, but just an fyi. Magnescale was purchased by DMG Mori about 5 or 6 years ago and are the scales that are now used.
I'm not sure why so many people are against file cards. I have one I use a lot with no file issues. I primarily use the nonmetal brush side.
Absolutely brilliant I’m going through a similar process my self
When can we expect the tour?
SONY DRO! I lol'ed.
Lol the gs2 is a very common VFD. I've installed quite a few of them. I think automationdirect sells that model
Wish to have neighbor like this guy 😁
In most, if not all CNC machine shop videos I have seen. There are mostly Haas machines? Any advice whether the Hurco Machines are okay to purchase?
Cute toy for home. I wish you good luck and success
Love the oil as cutting fluid idea. Got a link to where to get some? Ciao, Marco.
Would you mind sharing how you get 3-phase power? Phase Perfect? Nice Shop! Best of luck- I’m sure you will do well!
I was told the opposite about the sleeves, but that was just on a forum.
I would do terrible, awful things to get my hands on something like that Mori.
It reminds me of prototrak second op machine on the outside. Its very different on the inside though.
Yea, kind of makes the Datron Neo look like a tinker toy.
Buy a lathe?
@@nyccnc Do I have to use it? Or could I park it out back behind the building for all the creatures to live in? Fun fact - lathes make excellent bird's nests.
I recommend selling Organs.
He could use a cheap 4 axis stepper controller to make that grinder automatic with some steppers. I used one off of Amazon to turn a Grizzly Mini Mill into a CNC with one.
Hey great setup beautiful equipment. I hope business is good. I want to learn to program and buy my own machine i was looking at a matsurra ra3 with a pallet changer they want 8k and said they would throw in vices and some holders. Good deal? i setup on them and robo drills and am comfortable with them just way cheaper then a robodrill and stronger imo. im just affraid to take the leap. How do you find the work? Is fusion still free? I dont want to quit my job but i want to get this going times ticking
Where did you buy this kind of awesome kit used? I presume it's not all brand new. Also, do you worry about theft with that stuff in your garage? I have a loud of kit in my workshop and worry about it, even with insurance the time cost to re setup would be crippling.
We use their porting tools and they are awesome
Hey Cami, can you tell me who makes the porting tool? Is that what the little dremel like tool is called? I can't quite see a brand or model in the vid and googling porting tool obviously gives me a million unhelpful hits! It looks super nice!
@@brokenworld1 here you go man www.alliedmachine.com/PRODUCTS/DRILLING/Porting-Drills/AccuPort-432/Overview.aspx
@@brokenworld1 the porting tool is the one he showed that was in the case.
@@camilewis87 Thanks Cami!
Such an interesting industry, but it looks to me the learning curve is so huge as to be depressing.
I admire machinists. The knowledge they possess is impressive!
Just like anything else, start with the basics and build on it from there. When I went to school for machining, I thought the vertical mills were some kind of big drill press. Now I have a mill and a lathe in my garage and make a decent living running a small job shop.
The main reason right now for me to want to start my own business is because at work it's just not going anywhere. In 5 years ill be doing the same thing as i did today if i dont make the change. We dont even have a cam system because they send 20-30 guys to a 2 day training and expect them to do 5 axis after that. I've been learning some mastercam and fusion 360 at home but what difference does that make at work when they dont have the interest to invest? Give me 500k and ill even take down my current workplace with that.
Interesting...
SECO’s “5672” series of high precision collet chucks are rated to 60,000rpm and available in HSK-E32.
This guy is as cool as a cucumber. Must be living stress free. Something to strive for
Being a business owner is never stress free, but I'm sure he's happier than he was working for a boss.
I would love to have that Mori in my garage :3
I think a lot of people would, but that machine is not that great for what most garage/job shop guys would be doing.
And people say my 800 sq ft would be pushing it.... ok. Great video.
Thanks so much. I would like to open the same business.
What kind of coolant is that? Never seen that before 😅