My First CNC Part! // Hurco CNC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- I have always been fascinated with manufacturing and making stuff so it is only natural that I'm interested in machining and CNC. Since starting my new job at Reynolds Machinery in Ohio I have been exposed to some pretty awesome machine tools. While at Hurco I was introduced to their "conversational control" and immediately thought: I can do that!
In this video I show a quick overview of my first ever CNC part from start to finish. This was a great learning experience for me and I hope to do more of it in the future. If you've seen some of my prior videos you know I'd like to eventually incorporate machining (maybe even CNC) into my shop. This definitely set the hook!
If you're in the machining world and recognize the benefits of a great control to minimize setups, programming time, and ultimately cycle time - you need to check out Hurco!!!
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I agree with Aggie fan, very fascinating. You are an amazing young man with a drive for knowledge leading you to excellence. You are a great great teacher and encouragement.
Pretty cool. I’ve been a machinist for 25 years. Mostly run lathes but I have ran mills in the past. Really enjoy your content keep up the great work.
I enjoyed this. you've shown topics from 3D printing to REAL CNC machining and I learned something
Like to see the way the big boys play. Interesting showing the tool changes and that the bed moves instead of the spindle. - Chris
Exciting stuff, man! I love watching these machines. Congrats on the new position.
Cheers for the video. Was interesting. It's something that is totally out of my comfort zone. Keep it up
This video makes me miss my CNC setup operator days. I used to run Daewoo Puma Series TT1800SY 3 axis machines.
Congratulations! For somebody who’s never programmed or run a machine pretty good!
was in fabrication years ago and worked with much older milling machines and punch presses, was fun then and has come so far in simplifying the controls. For example I used a SMP program to communicate with my Machine. It would also take the CAD CAM drawings and convert them into the SMP language for the machines to be able to make our parts. I always preferred to do like you just were though in programming at the controls.
This is awesome. You're lucky you were allowed to film this. Congrats on the new job too.
Love Hurco's CNC control
Awesome vid! I’m looking into getting my first CNC and you just happen to put a video out at the perfect time! Keep up the great vids! 👍🏽
That's awesome that you moved to the Dayton, OH area. I grew up in that nice old town of Hamilton. Enjoy the unique weather in the Midwest....
Thanks for the upload mate.
hope you're settling in to the new place nicely. looking forward to the new shop.
Welcome to Dayton! I lived 5 minutes from Reynolds Machinery until 2 ago. Now I I live on the other side of town.
I enjoyed the video. Thanks. Hope all is going well with your move.
Nice presentation ,you do a great job.
WELCOME TO MY AREA! CANT WAIT TO SEE CONTENT COMING FROM LOCAL MAKERS!
Gotta love hurco and there controll
Would love to have access to those machines and learn how to use them. I’ve got a X-Carve and that’s my jump into CNC. Still learning a lot from that.
Great video.
Very cool to see if you do this in your shop builds.Shop Greatness #1
Keep it doing and show your progress to us! Good luck!
Welcome to Ohio. We are up in the NE part where we do lots of 3D printing (Mahoning Valley). Plenty of people trying to network and produce parts for the local hospitals if/when they are needed. You might see what's going on at Wright State as academic-industrial collaborations are taking off in additive manufacturing here.
Nice job! Always learning is the way to go.
I have always been interested in knowing how companies that build CNC machines have been able to hold backlash on the table movement to an infinitesimal amount. Watching this machine increases that curiosity.
Great content as always, welcome to Ohio!
Interesting, but I thought you would make the Shop Nation emblem. Thanks for sharing.
I thought he would do his logo too...next CNC project!
Welcome to Ohio! We’re in Marysville Ohio! About 40 minutes away from you !
This was fun & interesting! Hope the transition is going well.
Aggie fan he is transitioning?
Great video, great product. keep it up
I like this video. It was very interesting. It’s always something I’ve wanted to try
Welcome to Dayton
Dayton is cool! You get to see the air show in the summer! Fun time to take the family too.
Welcome to Dayton. If you're still looking for an area to live in Centerville is a great place with great schools.
Glad that you got the chance to play with the "big toys"! I have enjoyed using the smaller home shop CNCs at the maker space, and I have a small CNC for prototyping circuit boards. I think they are as useful as a 3D printer!
It would be interesting to see a comparison of VCarve Pro and the Hurco conversational interface some time.
P.S. I have met some folks from the maker space in Dayton - they seem like really nice folks and I recommend checking out what a membership would add to your sanity until you can get your own shop back up and running.
Great suggestion! Thanks
That's a sweet piece of equipment! You should show some more with the Mark Forged. Love those onyx parts!
Shop snop, whatever. Thanks for keeping these videos coming.
Hope all is well with the transition. Nice video Travis.
I hope the transition of your whole life is going well. This was a fun to watch video, though it sounded like an ad. Maybe the Hurco should pay you for this type of content.
Yeah I made a conscious effort to make it NOT sound like an ad (which it wasn’t) but can see how it may have come off that way!
Wow!
so cool
fun and informative. thanks
Wow, I guess those are considered industrial CNCs. A bit different than the X-carve that I hope to get at some point, but cool to see a much more complex device. I'd heard of a 4th axis, but not a 5th. Pretty cool~!
I found it interesting given that my field of work is engineering and I work in manufacturing. A five axis could work wonders at my company lol. Also, welcome to Ohio! I'm just south of Dayton!
Awesome! Yeah 5-axis is next level for efficiency
Really nice i also working Hurco Mx 24 machine
Might be random but I love all of your videos and wondering if you’d make one or at least make plans for your crosscut sled? Thanks for all the content
Keep it going! You have probably found the spaghetti with chili sauce by now. You will be a shot in the arm for whatever company you work.
Great video very informative
Enjoyed the video. Think about moving east to Beavercreek as there is no city income tax.
Fabulous!
Does g stand for gantry? The gantry the cutter heads are installed into and zeroed out on with dial indicators?
Cool stuff.
That was pretty interesting...I've never seen a CNC machine work before- thanks. BTW...did you bring any sunshine with you from Texas...?
Was your project cooled & lubricated with a water based product? Thanks!
does the company mechanical engineering internships for this summer to run the 3d printers
Pretty cool, they had one of these at SADARA but I never seen it used.
awesome video
It was just odd seeing you without the hat. Totally threw me off. Legitimately didn't even recognize you without it.
CNC is something I always wanted to get into but never had the opportunity. Very cool video.
Hurco 💪
You need to try trak mills
I want one!...
Sorry you moved to Dayton from Texas. I just moved south of Dayton last year towards Cincinnati.
I live south of Dayton as well
@@ShopNation that's a plus! Tons to do down here around top golf and that area. I wasn't a huge fan of Dayton itself personally.
Awesome
Welcome to the Dayton! You sure picked a great time to move and be locked in your house! Not sure where you're renting, but you might want to look into Forrer Pointe in Kettering for your storage. Their storage units are meant to do stuff in, so you could kill two birds with one stone to store and use your shop stuff! A friend of mine used to rent a big unit there and ran a VW repair business out of it.
www.forrerpointe.com/home.php
Wipes please!?
Very cool but CNC machines are way too complex for my simple mind. I still sketch up my plans with pencil and paper lol
I'm disappointed. I would have expected the SN logo. As for Dayton, I left the area Six years ago; I used work along the Greene / Montgomery County line. Now I work in Westerville ... It's not Columbus (much less traffic).
Take the kids to Young's Dairy.
Quick unit conversion: what's "2 ops" in metric?
2.00023 flips
Hang in there you’re so great.... O yea you look different with no hat
😂
Watched your videos for awhile now, your literally 10 mins down I75
This is the scienciest bikini car wash I’ve ever seen.
Oh and congrats on the new job.
not to be probing unmachined surfaces mr applications engineer
Two hours to set up wtf , did you go for a 1 hour lunch break 😂 😂 😂 I was thinking about a Hurco but not if they take that long to set up a simple part
No wonder he wears a hat.