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Every shop is drilling holes but very few have the science and experience connected like you shown here. Save this video and refer to it often because it will save you time, aggravation and money. Thank you for sharing Titan!👊
This is an incredibly informative video!! Anyone questioning SFM, just look at those incredible finishes! And with proper speed and chipload, tools last longer!!
Just the excitement Titan has in his voice when he's talking about getting the work done with the right tools...this a man who love what he does and is sharing that passion for the craft happily. The world needs more Titan Gilroy's in it.
I found your videos VERY helpful. Im 25yo machinist from czech rep. and Im about to run a new CNC shop. Gettin so much knowledge from you. Thanks alot!
The things someone could learn spending a day in your shop. Amazing as always man!
I recently purchased a .2677 Go Drill. I run a ton of Aluminum parts with M8 holes. I've been running the drill for about a week now and so far its been performing great.
Good info. Titan you are right, there have been some amazing developments in drill technologies over the last ten years with sintered solid carbide drills.
Its really good to see Haas machine on the run this kind of videos always teach me something not only record the speeds and feeds but also how you approach the situation thanks TITAN
Even tho i only run a home brewed CNC machine I love this videos.
just a shame I,m not able to take advantage of you offers as i am on a different land mass :(
These things rock. I've swapped some of my more common drills for go drills about a year ago (f, 23/64, 13/32) and they take everything I can throw at them. Inconel, 4140, hardened D2(>58rc). You name it it'll do it. Is so funny watching a 1/4" GOdrill plow through tool steel at 250sfm and upward of. 010 per rev like it's aluminum. They also last months compared to weeks the solid carbides we were using.
Man, I love your enthusiasm Titan! every time I watch your videos they never fail to inspire me :)
Very cool. It's a heck of a thing to melt delrin / acetal onto a $300 drill and snap it off! Good advice!
20:44 just the tip, sounds awesome boom one god drill. there are like a hundred different types of drills laying around at our shop more or less unused or without known appication
Excellant drills ! We did 478 holes, .562 dia. In QT 100 steel over a couple days. The drill was showing wear but still cut on size.
Cool video !!
my shops full of been around the block experienced guys who have been in all different kind of shops, we rarely have trouble with a job but i somehow always manage to learn something new here
I'm not a machinist but I definitely enjoyed this video and learned a little as well, thanks Titan
That’s amazing the quality dang near mirror image in leaves inside that is insane and when you run it in the plastic wow that was fast
Cooking with Titan needs to be a shirt!
Keep the great content coming!!!
Those go drills are amazing! I've pushed them through all kinds of material, they last forever and cut drill times down like crazy. Put em in the manual and you can feel the difference.
This is very cool to see...I use Kennametal GO-Drills all day every day too!
Wish my work would watch you guys... I sling chips and never have to flip inserts... but I'm " running it too hard" lol...they'll never learn
Promotion...yes. Super solid education...double yes. Great info for any machinist looking to maximize tool production. Watched every second and I saw it happen live 😳!
now THIS is the sort of educational video I've been waiting for
Ya running 900 sfm has made making soft jaws actually fun. Love to watch people freak out when they watch that .5 GoDrill GoFor it lol.
"Lets go after it." { love this guy!} BOOOOOOOOOM!
Nice knowledge!
I will apply this to my china hand drills skills set 😁
Hey Titan, I have been watching you since my first video of you alone in your shop with your iPhone. I was hooked after that and it wasn’t because of the machining even though I am a QA/SWorks guy which is why I stumbled onto you. I live in Arizona but if I drive out to Texas will you autograph something for me? Seriously you are a bad ass manufacturing behemoth. Boom!
Hey Titan, I know I Just cant compare your jobs but, I drill Fiber Carbón, about 0.187" thick and I am using a 0.098" godrill from Kennametal, that tool has been in the machine for the past 4 years!!! The same drill all this time, And know what? The Hole size diameter still within 0.002", wow, these tools are great!!!
Also, in 2014 I used to run a DMU 60 evo 5 axis Milling machine, so I ran a 1\2" TX Drill in a 2.5" thick 6061 aluminum, 8000 rpms and about 50 feed, man one shot all over thru the part, like butter, my boss was scared hahaha old times.
I would love to know about finish machining freeform shapes for maximum quality. I recently saw on MTDCNC a mold tool finished with a PCD ball mill and it was amazing! Almost mirror like.
It's. absolutely. monstuous.
Can't watch this any longer😱🥶🤯
I came into this industry and remember when titan and NYC Cnc and such first started making videos and I remember seeing titan have videos being aggressive running parts and I brushed it off like, yeah this old guy is the only person running machines and tools as hard as I do I dont need to see it I do it. Now that I had a little time off I have watched a few of his videos and now understand he has been doing all this for education and he definatly has been making an impact. But I gotta be honest seeing someone through a screen who has run machines the same aggressive way I have , knowing he's educating everyone else on how to do it. Lol I can't tell if it has made me more of a petty hater for him showing everyone else what made me stick out or if its just a gain of respect I have but a worry that I will no longer have little competition with most parts seeing as he's giving away the magic. Either way he's definatly having an impact educating alot of people across this industry because for years I never saw anyone run machines high speed like I did but now it is becoming commen place. Same with the tool technology he's educated people on. Im so petty lol . I definatly am a hater but only because he's achieving what he set out to do.
I love your equipment
I don't really know anybody anything about this stuff but it sure is cool thank you
Love this
Titan you are an amazing man of God
Great video ! it makes me want to ask , what if you are in a situation where you can't use flood coolant you have to use refrigerated air + a mist of something nonflammable and safe for the environment AND you are under powered so you want to use a powder metal tool steel because it can be made sharper and use less HP . What brand-series drills would you recommend as a , do it all , go to drill ? Also you will be drilling a machinable ceramic like Mercor + a little bit of everything else .
Wish you would have done some UHMW for your plastic. That stuff is a challenge to drill through and manage your heat and tolerances.
i,m hearing you, i would punch throw 316 stainless with 22mm to 25mm drills, however correct drill care, techinic and skill is required.
I´m drilling PA6G with 24mm U-drill at 2600 RPMs and 0.5mm/rev feed..... it´s just 13mm deep hole, but still it takes time off, just to do plop and there you go, drilled hole
When I started here they were using high molecular plastic (crap). Would drive me crazy! I asked them to switch to Delrin and my life got so much easier.
I love cutting tech. I love pushing tools. But there are many shops that will never change . Every day some new coating is being developed. Feeds and speeds change.
Nice video! keep goin
These promo prices on go drills are the best I've ever seen. How long will it last?
Where do u get the coolant lines?
What camera do you use to capture the workzone of the machine? Tell me about the model and the picking
I see the Dodeka minis are on promo as well :)
Yep, 50-60% OFF with 10 Inserts
Titan, please correct me if I'm wrong but, isn't stainless brittle? I know it's abrasive but, I was always told that it was extremely brittle compared to normal steel. So, not only going slow due to abrasive properties but, don't you also need to go slow with the brittleness?
Thank you for sharing. Cheers :)
How about a test drilling some Maraging.
That is actually crazy good prices even with Canadian currency exchange in mind for some coolant through jobber drills. Titan get doosan or haas to chuck me a deal on a horizontal mill with 30 or 40 inch y travel minimum. Ill pay cash lol. Speaking of which are the haas horizontals even any good for steel or not rigid enough
Go Drills, Gold Drills…we love them.
I prefer to work in 316 stainless over 303 and 304 stainless any day of the week
Just curious, when did you get a Haas mill at your new shop? Or is this old footage? Thanks for the demonstration. Charles
Old Shop
Yeah defo seen this before, but still loved watching it again, Boom! 🇬🇧🏴👌💥
Try Titex!
I'd like to order some go drills can you ship them to Paraguay?
Hey Titan! What Cam do You use in Your shop?
Is that thro coolent kn a er collet
Are there real TiN coatings for drills that actually stay on? Most I have seen are not appropriately sputtered on.
Must be old footage. Looks like a HAAS mill that they're using.
I thought he got rid of all the HAAS equipment long ago.
Old but good info. We have a ton of new viewers so we re-released it since Kennametal has a monster sale going on.
Oh man, as you said :" Workers are scared and going back with the feed per ref." 🤔 I thought by myself.. :"Yep!" Titan Nailed it again. Wow. Learnd again something new.. 👍:" GO FOR IT, Ahhh... BOOOOM!" Just like the Boss says! 👌💪👍
Thanks, The entire video has great and secret information.
Titan prity please can you give the metric equivalent. Thank you from South Africa
0:33 five times deez nuts, sorry i had to.
You guys don't talk much about hasteloy do you ever run it? Wonder how well this drill would work with hasteloy? For those that don't know hasteloy is worse than running inconel. I'm changing back rougher and rough bore inserts every 3 parts. 2135 grade inserts seem to hold up the best. The drill we use now is a sumimoto drill coolant through.
how do you guys think about 3 flute drills?
what abaut 4? :)
I like them for aluminum only.
Show us the chips
Imagine if there was book that already had all this info in it 😆🤣
["Cooking" with Titan], that could be used for something.. 14:19
I always thought 4140 is the steel.. untill I used en19 T
I work in a factory in the machining department. (Problem) We run really long drills for deeper holes but we also use that same drill for several other jobs we have one job that we run and it runs a long almost 3'' long drill into 0.005 of inch (I might be wrong) anyways what doesn't make sense is why use such a long drill ( 3" drill ) for such a small distance. What are we lazy or cheap or we doing it because we want sacrifice our ears. Like come on really guys! anyways just something that been bothering me sense 2020. There probably is a explanation for it but I just don't see it.
There aint a hole my tool can't make! ;-)
Can't tell you how many guys I've watched blue a bit and have to throw it away because they went too fast on stainless.
Inconel 718 easy to Drill 😜😜😜
Reupload?
New promo, same drills!
@@barrysetzer I see! Nifty :D
When I was young I could drill anything. Not so much more these days.
" Its like cookin', cookin' with Titan" My favourite cooking show, better than masterchef, better than gordon ramsay
What is surface foot ? 🤣
Have we given up on the rest of the world using metric?
Bought ~ 22 two drills . Of these, 20 are defective. kennametal Europe , ty