Hate them sqwermy wormmies that wrap around the tool. For me they wait till the finish pass at the end of the cut just to try and wrap around the chuck... thanks for sharing. Have a good Easter. Charles
Beautiful Parts! When you cut the threads, do you cut on both sides of the tool same amount or feed the tool in at an angle to cut more on one side of the cutter? Thank You!
It would seem to me that starting a piece of material much closer to finished size would be more efficient and cost conscious. Disregard last transmission.😁
Hello Chris. I love the video shot of the Kennametal knife tool in the middle of machining steel during roughing, the blue chips are perfect. For finishing the pointed diamond shaped tool VNMG 432 seems perfect.
Chris na tym imaku masz 4 noże, jak jest z powtarzalnością po obrocie imakiem? Czy musisz za każdym razem mierzyć nóż? Pracuje od czasu do czasu na tokarce o podobnej budowie z hh620 i głowicą Multifix. Trzeba się mocno pilnować z wymianą narzędzi, szkoda że ktoś przyoszczędził na głowicy rewolwerowej
Chris, thanks for another great video! Any idea why someone chose to put over 3000lbs of steel in the swarf bin (not to mention the machine time) rather than making the eyes out of plate and using much smaller round bar? Respectfully curious (and someone has to ask!)
Far lower chance of failure if its 1 piece. You don't need to make sure the welder pre heated, post heated, monitored inter pass temps, wasn't drunk etc. If its part of the production line for a steel mill, the increased part cost might be 2-3 seconds of runtime for the mill. Engineers like to do the finger pointing, not be pointed at, so overkill it is.
Such a waste of material. If there had been more of them to make ( not sure of the number to be economical) this would have been an open die forging job.
It looks like the insert cuts alternating left and right during cutting the thread? If so that would be very smart to load the insert symmetrically instead of basically using only one side when plunging in on say 29.5°
I think it's called alternate or zigzag threading. At least, that's what it's called in fanuc manual guide. About that other question, I don't really have an email that I can share for everyone.
Great work, but why didn't you start with a smaller diameter rod and then weld on a knuckle? That would have made the material cost much lower and probably cheaper overall once you add in the welding cost.
@@ChrisMaj HUGE time saver indeed. As a fellow machinist who has done a lot of similar work I mean the beautiful work part. You should keep posting on Reddit. Not sure what made you tone it back but screw the children on there. They just wee boys anyway
That's a Kennametal top notch threading insert? How do you find rigidity in that grooving style holder. I've only used the basic holders for M68x6 thread on 316 type of material. Also tell the mill department to buy some high feed tooling 😉🙂
@@ChrisMaj There's bunch of manufactures who makes top nocht style insert these days. Just assumed it for Kennametal cause you seem to use it somewhat 🙂
Love the work! I have one question, when feeding out against the head of the pin what was the speeds and feeds on that? I have always struggled with doing that.
대형 기업은 이런 바이트 팁 자체 생산이 아주 좋다. 이유 너무 많이 사용되고 조금만 사용해도 깨지거나 마모되서 자주 교체하거나 자주 점검해야 한다. 또한 자동화 로봇팔 CNC가공에서는 사람이 일일이 지켜 볼수가 없다. 즉. 정해진 바이트 마모예상 시간 이전에 미리 빨리 교체하는것이 좋고 기존 사용하던 팁은 과감히 재활용장 가거나 황삭에만 사용한다. 와. 바이트 팁 제조 공정 특징상 하루 제조 량이 어마어마 하면서 작은 인력으로 대량생산이 가능하다.
I didn’t see your M72x4 go/no-go gauge. 😂
The three-wire method is all I need.
Hate them sqwermy wormmies that wrap around the tool. For me they wait till the finish pass at the end of the cut just to try and wrap around the chuck... thanks for sharing. Have a good Easter. Charles
These bastards can ruin your job really quickly 😅. Happy Easter to you too.
So just cut away everything that doesn’t look like a steering rod. Nice.
Always educational and entertaining. Thanks, Chris, and Happy Easter!
Thank you again, and Happy Easter to you too, Mr Boschek.
Gday Chris, that was a massive job, how long did that take? Awesome job mate, cheers
One piece took almost an hour for the rough turning, and then they spent some time on the floor to cool down.
Beautiful Parts! When you cut the threads, do you cut on both sides of the tool same amount or feed the tool in at an angle to cut more on one side of the cutter? Thank You!
It's a cnc lathe. You can choose if you want to cut both sides or just one side.
It would seem to me that starting a piece of material much closer to finished size would be more efficient and cost conscious. Disregard last transmission.😁
Those are rods and live ends for hydraulic cylinders
Hello Chris. I love the video shot of the Kennametal knife tool in the middle of machining steel during roughing, the blue chips are perfect. For finishing the pointed diamond shaped tool VNMG 432 seems perfect.
Might wanna make a hook for those pesky chip buildups.
Machine propre ainsi que l'atelier, rien à voir avec les indous
Chris na tym imaku masz 4 noże, jak jest z powtarzalnością po obrocie imakiem? Czy musisz za każdym razem mierzyć nóż? Pracuje od czasu do czasu na tokarce o podobnej budowie z hh620 i głowicą Multifix. Trzeba się mocno pilnować z wymianą narzędzi, szkoda że ktoś przyoszczędził na głowicy rewolwerowej
Zrobiłem raz krótki filmik o tym imaku. Bardzo dobrze się sprawdza. th-cam.com/video/urrpFWRPE9o/w-d-xo.html
More chips than KFC...Happy Easter Chris
Thank you sir, and Happy Easter to you too.
Chris, thanks for another great video! Any idea why someone chose to put over 3000lbs of steel in the swarf bin (not to mention the machine time) rather than making the eyes out of plate and using much smaller round bar? Respectfully curious (and someone has to ask!)
I'm struggling to find a good reason as well.
Far lower chance of failure if its 1 piece. You don't need to make sure the welder pre heated, post heated, monitored inter pass temps, wasn't drunk etc.
If its part of the production line for a steel mill, the increased part cost might be 2-3 seconds of runtime for the mill.
Engineers like to do the finger pointing, not be pointed at, so overkill it is.
@@kevind1865 Good point. I thought about weld quality, but I didn't realize this was for a steel mill.
They take a lot of beating, and it said on the print "make out of solid piece "
I thought the same too. It seems like they could have forgings made,
that insert is just eating that steel rod 0o0
Good thing the conveyor held up, shoveling out from even one of those would get old in a hurry.
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Ten tomu hezky dává-moje byvalá práce,,,,
Ale to jest naprawdę świetne wideo!👌👍
Стружки много. Видео классное, залипательное
thanks, very good job, i actually a student of precision mechanic in costa rica, i see a lot of videos, to update myself, thanks for your video
i wonder how much € they can earn from this (im just curious)
Top Quality Work done...Keep it up
Thanks, will do!
good boy I would have done that too I wish you and your family a happy easter
holy crap...removed 3x the material than what was left...daggum!
Keep em coming!!!!
Sometimes, it's just cheaper and faster to get a solid round bar than forging.
Great job Chris, I take it that you used a horizontal machine to put the centres in before turning.
As always 👍
Such a waste of material. If there had been more of them to make ( not sure of the number to be economical) this would have been an open die forging job.
How much percentage % do you think you will get back for scrap on the original material cost?
Maybe 12 pack of Żywiec 😅
My computer gave me a blue screen at 2:50 😀
And my lungs were little. "Are you smoking again "
Thankfully there is a chip hog.
Ile mocy potrzeba, żeby uciągnąć takie parametry?
Całą 😅
great job...
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Great work Chris.
Listen process knucle rod...bro....
It looks like the insert cuts alternating left and right during cutting the thread? If so that would be very smart to load the insert symmetrically instead of basically using only one side when plunging in on say 29.5°
I think it's called alternate or zigzag threading. At least, that's what it's called in fanuc manual guide. About that other question, I don't really have an email that I can share for everyone.
Great piece of machining mate thanks for sharing 👍 and Happy Easter to you and family
Thank you, and Happy Easter to you too.
That first pass looked like a 1/2" off!
0.315" per side
How long did that part take?
Almost an hour just for rough turning and then finish and milling.
The drill disliked the video.
good job!! i love latte!! haha
are those shafts getting hard chromed later?
Thanks for the video. This was fun to watch
Glad you enjoyed it!
So your main product is Chips. At least by wight.
Yeah, blue chips is my specialty 😅
Quenched, Tempered and now Stress Relieved. Great work Sir!
All the stress went into the Dumping Hopper
Thanks for sharing 👍
Great work, but why didn't you start with a smaller diameter rod and then weld on a knuckle? That would have made the material cost much lower and probably cheaper overall once you add in the welding cost.
It's not really my call. Drawing says make out of solid round bar. Far lower chance of failure.
that app looks pretty cool
Had it for years play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pluckedstudios.machcalcpro
0:31 why did you blur the numbers when we can still see them? ^^
It wasn't about the numbers. I've left some information at the top that wasn't supposed to be there.
@@ChrisMaj ah okay
Yawn zzzzzzzz
Great work.
excellent machining! too bad for the wasted material...
you realize the chips just get recycled right?
The customer gets the bill, and we keep the chips 😅
@@cambrowndrums sure, but still a lot of energy and time wasted...
I’m always jealous of your pre prepped shafts, it’s honestly the worst part. Beautiful work
Yeah, saves me a lot of time.
@@ChrisMaj HUGE time saver indeed. As a fellow machinist who has done a lot of similar work I mean the beautiful work part. You should keep posting on Reddit. Not sure what made you tone it back but screw the children on there. They just wee boys anyway
@flowjo12345 Reddit is a tough crowd, and I just want to focus more on youtube.
@@ChrisMaj you do your thing man. They indeed are.
That's a Kennametal top notch threading insert? How do you find rigidity in that grooving style holder. I've only used the basic holders for M68x6 thread on 316 type of material. Also tell the mill department to buy some high feed tooling 😉🙂
It's actually an ISCAR threading tool. That is the only tool I use for all types of threads, never had a problem.
@@ChrisMaj There's bunch of manufactures who makes top nocht style insert these days. Just assumed it for Kennametal cause you seem to use it somewhat 🙂
Dobra robota!
Co to za aplikacja z gwintami?
CNC machinist calculator pro
Polecam, prawie wszystko tam jest. Brakuję tylko metrycznych tolerancji. play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pluckedstudios.machcalcpro
Love the work! I have one question, when feeding out against the head of the pin what was the speeds and feeds on that? I have always struggled with doing that.
looked like he had constant surface speed programmed in,
Вы охренели столько металла и энергии в стружку переводить!? Что приварить проушины не догадались? Вот нехорошие люди :)
Это не мой звонок. На чертеже указано, что изготавливается из цельного круглого прутка.
FANUC?
Whats the app chris?
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pluckedstudios.machcalcpro
0:23 Micheal Bay is jealous
Do you mean the film director?
@@ChrisMaj yes...the shot was very nice...looked like a movie
Did you get to do the milling on these Chris?
No, I don't get to do milling very often anymore.
@@ChrisMaj Become a high paid specialist.
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대형 기업은 이런 바이트 팁 자체 생산이 아주 좋다. 이유 너무 많이 사용되고 조금만 사용해도 깨지거나 마모되서 자주 교체하거나 자주 점검해야 한다. 또한 자동화 로봇팔 CNC가공에서는 사람이 일일이 지켜 볼수가 없다.
즉. 정해진 바이트 마모예상 시간 이전에 미리 빨리 교체하는것이 좋고 기존 사용하던 팁은 과감히 재활용장 가거나 황삭에만 사용한다.
와. 바이트 팁 제조 공정 특징상 하루 제조 량이 어마어마 하면서 작은 인력으로 대량생산이 가능하다.
그리고 바이트 팁 가격도 비싸다.