Thank you for not ruining this fabulous look at technology with some generic, over-the-top music. Hearing the twinkle and tink tink tink of metal shavings hitting floor is music by itself. Liked and subbed.
Amazing grace! How sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me! I once was lost, but now am found; Was blind, but now I see. Through many dangers, toils and snares, I have already come; ’Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far, And grace will lead me home. The Lord has promised good to me, His Word my hope secures; He will my Shield and Portion be, As long as life endures. Yea, when this flesh and heart shall fail, And mortal life shall cease, I shall possess, within the veil, A life of joy and peace. The earth shall soon dissolve like snow, The sun forbear to shine; But God, who called me here below, Will be forever mine. When we’ve been there ten thousand years, Bright shining as the sun, We’ve no less days to sing God’s praise Than when we’d first begun.
0:25 Wow, that's some serious depth of cut and feed rate! I wonder how long the cutting tool lasts, and what kind of grinding wheel you need to sharpen it?
If the chips are coming off blue, then it has to be a carbide cutter. Carbide cutters are sharpened with a diamond wheel. The carbide inserts are not re-sharpened- when they become dull or chipped, they are replaced.
@@daleburrell6273 True to a point. Straw colors come off both coated and uncoated carbide. Blue can come off HSS, but only if you intentionally kill the cutter doing it.
@@HydraDominus Cutting tips on lathes are generally made of cemented carbide (tungsten/titanium/tantalum), polycrystalline diamond, or cubic boron nitride. They are usually coated with TiN (titanium nitride), TiC (titanium carbide), Ti(C)N (titanium carbide-nitride), TiAlN (titanium aluminium nitride) or AlTiN (aluminium titanium nitride). HSS (steel) is not used for them since the 1920's.
At the end you see a crank shaft being milled. Ask your self how many people it took to make the one item, IE gathering materials, making tools reworking materials?
That's one MASSIVELY HUGE ass !! lathe. The bigger I'd hate to guess how much that piece of steel weighs they're turning it's gotta be upwards of 30 tons
I just ordered one of these for my garage! when the guy was done laughing (not sure why) he said the truck would deliver it any day now!! how awesome is that? :-D
The prop shafts of the carrier I was stationed on were removed to be trued and had to be transported to the machine shop by tug in sections. Always wondered what the lathe looked like that did it.
Ikr... Even paper plates would need to be manufactured with countless lathed and machined parts. Pretty much anything that isn't made completely by hand depends on this tech.
1. This is incorrect. A machine is only dangerous if you are untrained/using it wrong. For some of these machines, if they are operated correctly they are safer than a hand-held drill. 2. Are these your machines? If not add a citation. If so, ADD A CITATION
lol why. you dont keep the scrap from anything else? its factored in. removing the waste will cost more than the scrap value generally. if you buy a wood table theres probs the same weight in waste as in the actual table. you wouldnt wanna deal with that :P it still gets scrapped. in both cases you cant get it back unless you wanna fuck about inside someone elses workshop for ages getting in their way. noone wants that.
There is just something incredibly satisfying about seeing these huge slabs of steel getting peeled and carved up like they were no tougher than a vegetable.
Its more than satisfying. I'm in school right now in a machining class. IT ISSO AWESOME just watching the shavings fly in all directions, and even more satifying when they are super long (3feet+).
I’ve machined some big pieces 4600 lb jacks . Some of this stuff has me skinned ! I see someone said it’s not dangerous! Lol stand by that stuff and watch it for a few mins and see if the thought of it coming out don’t cross your mind and if you’ve ever seen something come out it may chase you down and eat you !
I was just watching Maker B make a mini 4 stroke engine and thought to myself “I wonder what the biggest lathe ever looks like?” Then this gets recommended Too obvious YT😑 Also holy shit, the chips sound like tile being thrown from a balcony lol.
So, you don't think that any of this is considered to be extreme and dangerous??? Lol. This type of work is extremely dangerous, there's been many tragic deaths from this line of work, and clearly you know nothing about this type of work! And these machines are extremely big compared to other lathes, so I don't know what you consider to be extreme and dangerous. Lol
Roy Patterson yes I know nothing, yet I am an engineer. I just laugh at people that use such terms as , extreme dangerous etc. The job will be as dangerous as you make it. There is always a way to make everything safe. No need for such terms. Extreme lol don’t be ridiculous
i'm curious about that is there not any other options for scraping the metal block? Such as a machine that turning around the metal block so there is no need to turn huge metal chunks?
The factory where all this machine work is going on is the perfect setting for videos of this type, but the title sounds like 'click bait', so viewers are immediately on the look out for content that isn't dangerous, fast, huge and so forth. I am an American writer and specialize in descriptive titles of unusual out of the ordinary settings, events and actions. The vast majority of people never witness one hundred ton steel parts being spun by motors the size of a small bus. Or the sights and sounds inside a mega factory building that is large enough to create its own weather which is true in the case hangers that house enormous dirigibles. My skills at descriptive writing will increase the number of viewers drawn to your truly unique videos. Please get in touch with me.
I agree with you Hubert. I am a mechanical engineer too and work in the steel sector, as we call it in Holland, for over 30 years. Every job can be called dangerous if you want it to be. Nothing dangerous to see here. Move along. lol
In my humble uneducated opinion just technology has been around for a long long long time.. first example that you can get a picture of his the Germans and they're huge cannons.. and just as an example how do you think made the crankshaft in the prop shafts for the Titanic for example?? This technology has been refined a little bit but.. but given the time that turning has been around starting with wood.. we're pretty much still in the dark ages with this technology that's being shown here.. this is just an uneducated observation
Like any other lathe job: first you true it out, then you progressively go finer and finer untill you are on the spot. No matter the size of the worpiece ...
not that simple with fresh castings, you've got to load it so it makes without any black, minimal cleanup, then destress, reload, ultrasound to check for cracks or blow holes from casting, turn to rough, re inspect for cracks with ultrasound, maybe have to throw the job off centre to make up for the cracks, heat treatment, machine clean, reinspect, then finish machine. I've done both, can tell you if you crash one of these machine hard it aint gonna snap a tool its going to pull the job out or destroy the sandle... the thing your stood on. keep in mind your loading 10+ ton into a crane and trying to centre it, all the hardwork pays off for a full shift of problem free cutting though
A lathe with an operator cab!? Hmm, wow! Maybe I need to go to a few next step up to a point that a house that can provide a fridge , a microwave and a bed.
We used to have an old 1930's Ford lathe with an 8 metre bed that was used to cut gun barrels during the war. We used it to screwcut rope drums for winches, twin start, 25-30mm groove plunge. Even through it was 60+ years old it did not break a sweat.
On a few of these super huge scale turning machines, the operator rides in a control booth attached to the tool carriage... You'd be amazed at the tight tolerances they're able to maintain with this equipment!
@@delano62 only 80% if you do text book feed and revs but judging by the color of the chips on the huge lathe, they do not. That work piece must be crazy hot.
I hate watching stuff like this because I feel like it's such a big giant waste of material. Like every time I see something in that big being machined I just wonder how much less metal the Earth has to give us now LOL
Thank you for not ruining this fabulous look at technology with some generic, over-the-top music. Hearing the twinkle and tink tink tink of metal shavings hitting floor is music by itself. Liked and subbed.
What is the name of the song?
@@elifortunatofilho8444 Darude - Sandstorm
Amazing grace! How sweet the sound
That saved a wretch like me!
I once was lost, but now am found;
Was blind, but now I see.
Through many dangers, toils and snares,
I have already come;
’Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far,
And grace will lead me home.
The Lord has promised good to me,
His Word my hope secures;
He will my Shield and Portion be,
As long as life endures.
Yea, when this flesh and heart shall fail,
And mortal life shall cease,
I shall possess, within the veil,
A life of joy and peace.
The earth shall soon dissolve like snow,
The sun forbear to shine;
But God, who called me here below,
Will be forever mine.
When we’ve been there ten thousand years,
Bright shining as the sun,
We’ve no less days to sing God’s praise
Than when we’d first begun.
Antonmursid🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨
those aren't chips, they're springs
45 years back worked as a Turner in a machine shop.without any modern facility.all mannual skill.Now beautiful to watch.
Must be cool to see the evolution of technology on things like this. I wonder how they’ll look 45 years into the future.
Do the chips get recycled or thrown away?
Recycled
The chips sound like me looking for a 10mm socket
Awesome! Everyone should have (or at least have access to) at least one of these. Cheers!
10:30 imagine getting hit by that
You just got cranked
Hanzhen harmonic gear , strain wave reducer, robot arm gear , over 30 years experience
this is how Chevy Silverado drive shafts are made
Superiores a los tornos chicos
Why aren't they using cutting oil.?
i feel like this is annoying to change the cutting stool and tighten the chuck
Nice video but can you tell name of shaft turning tool name , shaft material .
You know you’re making big chips when it sounds like you drop a set of keys.
we used to take 40mm cuts. that sounded like bombs dropping!
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biggest chip load I ever cut was 3/16" on a Huge Cinncinati Milacron
The noise of the falling chips is just crazy, i love it
Love your channel bro. Keep it up
Woah a my mechanics in the wild!
fancy seeing you here
my mechanics it almost sounds like when you win at a slot machine
Oddly satisfying
"Finishing" cuts with chips 10 times as large as my rough cuts :D
Can only imagine how much a new insert costs 😬
I’ve taken .100” finish cuts haha
When there is no high profile tolerance why not xd
Only true machinists understand your point.
Worked in a place where a guy crashes one of those machines. He hadn't made a mistake in 20 yrs.
Me: how much should we take om this pass?
Them: 1 to 1.5
Me: thou?
Them: No inches
thou? as in shakespear?
BenjaminGoose thou as in « thousandth (of an inch) »
@ 25.4 micrometer in a thou
8:00 Kid’s got his first job and his first mustache. Things are looking up.
haha
I can already imagine what he'll look like 20 years later.
@@dw2843 the hair from his head will move to his mustache and the chip will go into his brain and act as knowledge
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Who’s here after..... nvm, man that was terrible
Imagine catching one of chips down your shirt collar.
I f...ing do
That happened to me alot of times but eventually you get used to it
This is why you should wear work jacket.
Brass fillings are the worst like millions of splinters
@@ddk4664 and terrible to clean the machine
The amount of power needed to turn all of that weight and resistance is mind boggling
Think about the amount of energy needed for earth to turn
@@AM87422S 195KW power.
christ! those chips fallin off that one machine sounded big enough to machine somethin else out of
0:25 Wow, that's some serious depth of cut and feed rate! I wonder how long the cutting tool lasts, and what kind of grinding wheel you need to sharpen it?
If the chips are coming off blue, then it has to be a carbide cutter. Carbide cutters are sharpened with a diamond wheel.
The carbide inserts are not re-sharpened- when they become dull or chipped, they are replaced.
u cant reuse them
they rotate the cutting tool plate (some are 2 way, some 4 way iirc)
@@daleburrell6273 True to a point. Straw colors come off both coated and uncoated carbide. Blue can come off HSS, but only if you intentionally kill the cutter doing it.
Carbide loves to be pushed
Imagine how hot the edge of that lathe is getting. Anyone know what material they make them out of for this industrial grade?
Definitely really high strength and high heat resistant carbide steel. I imagine it's like the ones I work with but scaled up by a whole bunch
@@HydraDominus Cutting tips on lathes are generally made of cemented carbide (tungsten/titanium/tantalum), polycrystalline diamond, or cubic boron nitride. They are usually coated with TiN (titanium nitride), TiC (titanium carbide), Ti(C)N (titanium carbide-nitride), TiAlN (titanium aluminium nitride) or AlTiN (aluminium titanium nitride).
HSS (steel) is not used for them since the 1920's.
For this application? I would be surprised if it were less than P3 tungsten carbide.
EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!!!
At the end you see a crank shaft being milled. Ask your self how many people it took to make the one item, IE gathering materials, making tools reworking materials?
That's one MASSIVELY HUGE ass !! lathe. The bigger I'd hate to guess how much that piece of steel weighs they're turning it's gotta be upwards of 30 tons
To me it looks like a Harbor Freight chuck, _but what do I know_
I just ordered one of these for my garage! when the guy was done laughing (not sure why) he said the truck would deliver it any day now!! how awesome is that? :-D
so... one year later, how's it going?
Isaac Henrikson got arrested for trying to wire it direction the power grid. Needed way more than a 220
@@jasonchatham4170 oof
@@jasonchatham4170 that sucks
The prop shafts of the carrier I was stationed on were removed to be trued and had to be transported to the machine shop by tug in sections. Always wondered what the lathe looked like that did it.
It had a chair on the carriage I can assure you
Do they melt down the chips? seems like a lot of wasted material
Hogging that material out...taking 1" passes, that's crazy
What in the world is that machine making? Pieces of metal chips for Darth Vader ? I'll have to Google this evil scheme.
99.9% of people out there have no idea this stuff is going on all day every day, and that their creature comforts depends on this.
Ikr... Even paper plates would need to be manufactured with countless lathed and machined parts. Pretty much anything that isn't made completely by hand depends on this tech.
1. This is incorrect. A machine is only dangerous if you are untrained/using it wrong. For some of these machines, if they are operated correctly they are safer than a hand-held drill.
2. Are these your machines? If not add a citation. If so, ADD A CITATION
Closing your eyes and listening when it first showed, it sounds like you’re standing in the middle of a very busy casino in Vegas lol
Dang those shavings are blazing hot to turn gold, blue and purple like that. That's a ridiculous amount of raw cutting power.
The amount of swarf I would imagine has a high scrap value. Does this still belong to the customer, or does the machine shop cash in
lol why. you dont keep the scrap from anything else? its factored in. removing the waste will cost more than the scrap value generally. if you buy a wood table theres probs the same weight in waste as in the actual table. you wouldnt wanna deal with that :P it still gets scrapped. in both cases you cant get it back unless you wanna fuck about inside someone elses workshop for ages getting in their way. noone wants that.
There is just something incredibly satisfying about seeing these huge slabs of steel getting peeled and carved up like they were no tougher than a vegetable.
Its more than satisfying. I'm in school right now in a machining class. IT ISSO AWESOME just watching the shavings fly in all directions, and even more satifying when they are super long (3feet+).
OMG, the crankshaft at the end of video is so massive !
Some pretty serious tool overhang come stick out as well, slow process machining things like that.
Cheers from John, Australia.
Only the keenest watch this video to the end!
You're mum told me something similar
@383 chevy too short there is just 2 cylinders
How much are they peeling off that diameter in the beginning there in 1 cut...holy cow...
I’ve machined some big pieces 4600 lb jacks . Some of this stuff has me skinned ! I see someone said it’s not dangerous! Lol stand by that stuff and watch it for a few mins and see if the thought of it coming out don’t cross your mind and if you’ve ever seen something come out it may chase you down and eat you !
Those chips are the size of the chunks of metal i CNC in my school lol
[٤/١٠ ١٠:٢٤ ص] عاد: ألبّأقِيَّ . وَ ألحَمْدِلله وَألشُكْر لِلَّه . يَا ألَصَنْاعَة ألُتًجِأرِيَ ألتَنُجِيُدَة . 🇺🇳🔨🕋⚖عَادَلَ حُلَ عَادَلَ . قَالَ اللَّهُ تعالى(يُخَادِعُونَ اللَّهَ وَالَّذِينَ آمَنُوا وَمَا يَخْدَعُونَ إِلَّا أَنفُسَهُمْ وَمَا يَشْعُرُونَ) . الْآيَة . مْفَتٌوَحَ open . ألشَبُوك مَلاَء . مَأ لِيِّ مًأ لِيَّ وً ألحَمْدِلله وَألشُكْر لِلَّه .
[٤/١٠ ١٠:٣٣ ص] عاد: قال الله تعالى ( وَقُلْ جَاءَ الْحَقُّ وَزَهَقَ الْبَاطِلُ ۚ إِنَّ الْبَاطِلَ كَانَ زَهُوقًا (81)
ألايه .. انْتَهَى كَلَامِي أَنَا عادل عبدالله ابراهيم الشعلان الغامدي العربي الادمي عربي القران بِعَدْلِه."
Bruh they probably go through those lathe chisels like crazy. 🤯🤯
I regularly work on a lathe 35 feet long and max turning diameter is 62”. Capable of 40 tons
I machine in EDM sometimes 10 grams a whole night shift...
I used to work on a lathe with a max turning dia of 72” had some big shit on there hahaha
That's cool. I bet you've made some remarkable things!
@@eugeniovincenzo1621 what is edm
We work on rolls that are used in paper making machines. Range from 60-400 inches long and diameter over 60”... heaviest roll was roughly 125000 lbs.
Was that for a ship engine at the end?
thank you for explaining why we need more machinist's out there
9:43 "What do you do for a living?" Dude in the chair. "I am an exacting measurement coordinator."
These must be rotor shafts for big cargo ships and the like.
Half way through it became BORING
I bet you can buy these at Harbor Freight
You can buy anything at harbor freight, but it’ll break before it leaves the store
I was just watching Maker B make a mini 4 stroke engine and thought to myself “I wonder what the biggest lathe ever looks like?” Then this gets recommended
Too obvious YT😑
Also holy shit, the chips sound like tile being thrown from a balcony lol.
Great videos but why do you call everything extreme, dangerous, biggest or whatever? It's none of those.
René van der Hart just somebody getting too excited/carried away
Hubert
Clickbait
Nothing about being too "excited"
FourKK you know what I mean though
So, you don't think that any of this is considered to be extreme and dangerous??? Lol. This type of work is extremely dangerous, there's been many tragic deaths from this line of work, and clearly you know nothing about this type of work! And these machines are extremely big compared to other lathes, so I don't know what you consider to be extreme and dangerous. Lol
Roy Patterson yes I know nothing, yet I am an engineer.
I just laugh at people that use such terms as , extreme dangerous etc.
The job will be as dangerous as you make it.
There is always a way to make everything safe.
No need for such terms. Extreme lol don’t be ridiculous
i'm curious about that is there not any other options for scraping the metal block? Such as a machine that turning around the metal block so there is no need to turn huge metal chunks?
I regularly work on a lathe this size… 35-40ft long… 60” dia and 30 ton appx capacity.
Wou, it is from Czech Republic, velice pěkné xD
jo?
Them tool tips are working hard-ass overtime hogging off all that!!
So what is this machine used for basically? Is it like a giant sharpener? or like a sculptor?
Ap 5mm it is rather small allowance. During shaft machining in alstom/ge factory we use ap 10,12mm.
On heavy cuts why don’t they use coolant? Spray mist or something?
What do you need a machine that big for? To make a bigger one!!
Yeah, you too get here after the ship shaft ;)
I want to see the machines that build the lathes
The factory where all this machine work is going on is the perfect setting for videos of this type, but the title sounds like 'click bait', so viewers are immediately on the look out for content that isn't dangerous, fast, huge and so forth. I am an American writer and specialize in descriptive titles of unusual out of the ordinary settings, events and actions. The vast majority of people never witness one hundred ton steel parts being spun by motors the size of a small bus. Or the sights and sounds inside a mega factory building that is large enough to create its own weather which is true in the case hangers that house enormous dirigibles.
My skills at descriptive writing will increase the number of viewers drawn to your truly unique videos. Please get in touch with me.
Imagine the size of the caliper to measure that thing!
They make micrometers for that! I work in shipbuilding as an outside machinist, I've seen those big bastards.
I agree with you Hubert. I am a mechanical engineer too and work in the steel sector, as we call it in Holland, for over 30 years. Every job can be called dangerous if you want it to be. Nothing dangerous to see here. Move along. lol
Thats so insane.
In my humble uneducated opinion just technology has been around for a long long long time.. first example that you can get a picture of his the Germans and they're huge cannons.. and just as an example how do you think made the crankshaft in the prop shafts for the Titanic for example?? This technology has been refined a little bit but.. but given the time that turning has been around starting with wood.. we're pretty much still in the dark ages with this technology that's being shown here.. this is just an uneducated observation
The Chips falling down sound like a bunch of garand clips hitting the ground, beautiful
Con máy này ngon quá nghe tiếng máy và tiêng giao ăn sướng tai .bạn luôn có sản phẩm như ý
Like any other lathe job: first you true it out, then you progressively go finer and finer untill you are on the spot.
No matter the size of the worpiece ...
not that simple with fresh castings, you've got to load it so it makes without any black, minimal cleanup, then destress, reload, ultrasound to check for cracks or blow holes from casting, turn to rough, re inspect for cracks with ultrasound, maybe have to throw the job off centre to make up for the cracks, heat treatment, machine clean, reinspect, then finish machine. I've done both, can tell you if you crash one of these machine hard it aint gonna snap a tool its going to pull the job out or destroy the sandle... the thing your stood on. keep in mind your loading 10+ ton into a crane and trying to centre it, all the hardwork pays off for a full shift of problem free cutting though
Fastest machining working metal fabricating biggest dangerous CNC lathe mill contraption automated computer. My title is better.
can you buy one of these lathes at Harbor Freight?
Those chips look more like socket wrench bits than lathe chips
I have run every machine here with this big of work on a manual machine and similar work on CNC lathes and a VBM. I do miss the work.
Alors voilà la cause du réchauffement climatique... Mohamed occupe toi de ces mécréants...
A lathe with an operator cab!? Hmm, wow! Maybe I need to go to a few next step up to a point that a house that can provide a fridge , a microwave and a bed.
Antonmursid🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨
We used to have an old 1930's Ford lathe with an 8 metre bed that was used to cut gun barrels during the war. We used it to screwcut rope drums for winches, twin start, 25-30mm groove plunge. Even through it was 60+ years old it did not break a sweat.
Hope I can make a good career out of it 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿💯
Backbone of modern Human society
Me too. Loved the cutting tool sounds. Well captured.
those chips sounds like me in the shower after a month without showering
It gives me shivers looking at those razor sharp chips.
Yeah, if you´re lucky the fall right out, because they cut so much flesh when entering your skin. Atleast one of that size did on my left arm once ;D
The biggest piece i ever worked on was 90mm dia. And then there is this fucking thing 1:03.
When you have to use the corner of your house as a cutting tool to make chunks. (not chips)
I just want some of the shavings for my desk to look at.
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As a real machinist i think its verry dangerous
I'm guessing these parts are for ship engines etc ?
Get one of those Cuttings inside your Tee Shirt & you'll know about it lol.
You might want to consider re-wording your ridiculous titles.
Pl. stop this immediately. This is a company video. of Secotools AB
They have must have a crane to change tool from toolpost
We use a crane for the tools on our biggest lathe a work. The boring bar is 350mm in diameter
Oh so this is where Pac-Man games got those sound effects from
..lol
No coolant why
On a few of these super huge scale turning machines, the operator rides in a control booth attached to the tool carriage... You'd be amazed at the tight tolerances they're able to maintain with this equipment!
È proprio vero! Tornisco pezzi da 3500 mm di diametro con tolleranze di 0.5 mm
E il mio capo mi paga 1300€ 😩😭👎
Where's the feckin coolant in these vids?
No coolant needed. The chip is carrying the heat away.
@@delano62 only 80% if you do text book feed and revs but judging by the color of the chips on the huge lathe, they do not. That work piece must be crazy hot.
no coolant even on roughing? Dam, these guys must be swimming in money.
I hate watching stuff like this because I feel like it's such a big giant waste of material. Like every time I see something in that big being machined I just wonder how much less metal the Earth has to give us now LOL
The waste material is recycled
How strong is that gahtdamn edge doing the cutting by shit that steel is thick as fffffff