Please keep these coming every Now and again. Beau is a natural in front of the camera and we have all known a few Beaus in our days. Great content as always guys!!
lmao Barry said I fell into that character way too easy. I don't know whether to take that as a compliment or insult 🤣 either way it made for a funny video
As a former machinist now inspector, I find this absolutely hilarious. Mainly because I had some old school guy show me this “fix” when I blew a hole too big. I didn’t take his advice. Also, the cmm will pick that up in a heartbeat 😂.
Hey fellow inspector! Just curious, do you use any vision measurement systems? The Keyence has replaced the CMM for the majority of the parts I inspect.
A dowel pin hole was a bit to big for the pin, so we took a center punch and smashed it shut. It was for a testing tool that would only be used a couple of times, so it wasn't a big deal. So yeah, I've done that before XD
did this in my journeyman exam😂 helped all fellow guys there to fix their tolerances with it too parts were checked once and then assembled so no damage there was just to get the full points😂
This video is unbelievable. Brilliant!!! I can't praise Titans of CNC enough. There shop is impeccable, they only hire top machinists and produce top parts. That's a machine shop I would love to be a part of.
I used this filthy trick once or twice. It is not the way to do it but if the part needs to ship asap you could sneak it for the sake of urgent shipping
Beau Nogoh... MAN I CAN'T WAIT TILL WE GET A BEAU IN THE SHOP This is an excellent video production! Maybe not excellent parts "production" haha. I laughed so hard throughout!! Great acting my friend
I swear by everything that is dear to my heart, I laughed with all my heart in the last scene 😂😂😂 your acting is more than wonderful, man, This character should be repeated more and more 😂😂😂😂😂 Mr. Titan chose best machinists and best comedians team in the world 😂
One of my FAVORITE videos to date! An actual quality inspector taught me this trick. 😂 I’m glad you showed a clip of Joe Dirt, excuse me..Joe Dirté, because that’s the first person Beau reminded me of! I can’t rave about the media team enough! 👏🎥🍿
The most hilarious part about this is the shop foreman in the last shop I worked at did this to a part, a very large and expensive part that had to ship the next day🤣. I was the QC inspector and he was my boss and I told him this wouldn't fly with the customer but he said to let it go, we shipped it that way with a +/- .0005" 2.000" bore that was .001" oversized from the top of the tolerance. It came back to us three weeks later and required the weld department to cut off the affected portion of the weldment (these are _big_ parts BTW, 20,000 lb chunks of steel), reweld a new piece in and go back in the CNC mill to recut the features. I guess I was right lol.
I've watched at least 90% of your content and this is by far the best "funny" video you've produced!!! Unfortunately, there are more Mr. Nogo's out there than I like to think about. A terrifying prospect for anyone who enjoys things that reliably function. Also, what is up with Dave Burgandy, I for one miss that guy and his CrAzY deals! Y'all are amazing, keep up the great work!
I did that a few times on the threads where no go thread enterd , i know it wasnt good practice but yeah happends on last part of a small series and always when the "no go" doesnt enter all the way you just need to deform a little bit the first thread spire :))
All kidding aside, I was waiting for Bo to bore out the holes bigger, weld a hunk of rebar with the ribs still on it into each hole, and drill new holes in the rebar.
You making fun of my buddy stake kracker at 4:10 😂 back at the first machine shop I worked with old school machinist had me do this to fix blown out bushing, of course the home was only about .0005 oversize and was for lumber mill equiptment, we also have knurled parts then turned to correct size😂 none of this was on any important parts but you hit the nail on the head with this one😂
Press fit hole and your pin just slides right through? Hammer and cold chisel with a couple little tappy tappys around the edges… not to much now you’ll make it too tight and your good to go. Call that the Puerto Rican knurl 😂😂😂
WE WANT MORE BEAU! and also Beau could have a grumpie, conservative, old uncle who is doing things like 50 years ago and always complains on new methods and stuff... great funny content guys! keep up the hard work and best wishes from austria.
A friend of mine got me that same exact belt buckle during my first year working in a shop! Wore it daily for like 15 years until the loop broke off. Now it's resting peacefully retired in my draw.
All depends on the part, sometimes this trick is really a viable option and yes I've done it before but there are parts I've scrapped because it was not a good part to use this "technique" on. If I'm simply making a shop fixture and the press fit for a locating dowel pin became a tight slip fit that is an example of where this might be used.
What a legend. I've used that "trick" was when I made a hydraulic lifting jack. The main valve used two steel balls to close off a pair of holes and the only way to get them to match perfectly was to shape the top of the holes to the diameter of the steel balls.
This is probably my favorite video you guys got so far it made me laugh so damn hard I got a guy in the shop that talks back to quality like that too lmmfao
Guilty, done it. Worst thing I found was during a fixture rebuild, went to remove 1/4 shcs to realize it was just the head of the bolt glued in the hole. After removal noticed there was a taped hole in the base but it was out of location.
lol man we have all known a Beau or two in each shop unfortunately. But dang using a jig bore as a milling cutter 😵💫that's crazy! You know it's funny you said that because they actually used to call Barry "Barry the Butcher" lol I can't wait to show him this comment 🤣
Travis might disagree, but this Beau character is A LOT of fun to work with 😆
He is a true American hero if you ask me 😂
Uh, it's T- Rav
@@Jessie_Smith In Germany you would be Leader of the Work council Jessey 😎👌
@@Hendreh1 Lol that is a scary thought there.
Please keep these coming every
Now and again. Beau is a natural in front of the camera and we have all known a few Beaus in our days. Great content as always guys!!
he got fired. his holes weren't small enough
He didn't even need to fake the accent 💀
lmao Barry said I fell into that character way too easy. I don't know whether to take that as a compliment or insult 🤣 either way it made for a funny video
@@Jessie_Smith haha that's great 😂
As a former machinist now inspector, I find this absolutely hilarious. Mainly because I had some old school guy show me this “fix” when I blew a hole too big. I didn’t take his advice. Also, the cmm will pick that up in a heartbeat 😂.
Hey fellow inspector! Just curious, do you use any vision measurement systems? The Keyence has replaced the CMM for the majority of the parts I inspect.
As an inspector in a shop that mostly makes aerospace parts, this hits hard lol
That is a great trick. I have been working as a machinist for 18 years now, never seen that one before.
Man this Titans of CNC channel is great. Learning usefull tricks every day
its "irony" right ? right ? :D
Don't lie, like you haven't already known this trick 😅
@@NonsenseTreasure idk what are you talking about😆
This was literally the best. EVER. When he spit his drink everywhere. LOLOLOL
MORE episodes of Beau please.
I have a feeling we haven't seen the last of ole Beau Nogo! lol
That has the be the funniest video y’all have put out. That made me laugh from a healthy place deep down inside.
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it! we certainly had a lot of fun filming it
the funniest and most relatable video i have seen in a long time
This is the funniest video I have EVER seen! MORE OF THESE WITH BEAU!
We need to start a petition for Titan to hire him back lol
A dowel pin hole was a bit to big for the pin, so we took a center punch and smashed it shut. It was for a testing tool that would only be used a couple of times, so it wasn't a big deal. So yeah, I've done that before XD
did this in my journeyman exam😂
helped all fellow guys there to fix their tolerances with it too
parts were checked once and then assembled so no damage there
was just to get the full points😂
@@Sebastian-ed5kt it ain't stupid if it works, right?
@@nofunallowed3382 exactly, got me a good grade and currently I'm training for the master precision mechanic in Germany
We used to use an electro pen and burn the side all around the dowel pin, then beat that pin in with a heavy hammer lol.
@@MaxStax88 haha we do that too!
This is Awesome! Machinist Extraordinaire! 30 years experience 25 years old!🤣🤣! Great Video!
We NEED more Beau Nogoh😂
This video is unbelievable. Brilliant!!! I can't praise Titans of CNC enough. There shop is impeccable, they only hire top machinists and produce top parts. That's a machine shop I would love to be a part of.
Had a lot of fun helping film this one😂 Can't wait for Beau to return!
😂🤣😂🤣 EXCELLENT WORK!!!! This one and Barry’s disco ball video are my favorites I must say! 🎬👏👏👏
We definitely haven't seen the last of Beau!
Who filmed the bathroom segment 😂😂
@@shaniegust1225 Ben and I filmed and Barry directed! It was a fun shoot🤣
"In order to fix things, sometimes you need to rise above the restrictions of good engineering practice."
I worked at a shop where the owner told me once that he used to use ball bearings to fix bad threads lol. The Owner!!
Totally normal :D
I have seen it more than once.
Honesty is the best policy! We all have little tricks up our sleeves when the time calls for it! lol
I could never do it. I’d rather take my beef and remake the part or parts.
@@F30586 yes sur!!
Yo
This is comedy, satire, machining- just everything.
Well played- I LOVE it.
Please keep making videos like that.
I used this filthy trick once or twice. It is not the way to do it but if the part needs to ship asap you could sneak it for the sake of urgent shipping
It's definitely one of those unspoken "tricks" that we are all ashamed of but yet have all done it lol
Best video ever. That was hilarious and I've known a few Beau in my less than 10 years of career already
That's why we wanted to make this video. We have all worked with one or two Beau's in our day....unfortunately lol
Beau Nogoh... MAN I CAN'T WAIT TILL WE GET A BEAU IN THE SHOP
This is an excellent video production! Maybe not excellent parts "production" haha. I laughed so hard throughout!! Great acting my friend
I just put the part in a vise and squeeze it from all sides. Works every time!
My god! someone give that man an Oscar!
Lol Barry says I didn't even have to act. He said just be myself and that's what came out lol
finally a grindr joke 🤣 don't even know where the acting starts or stops. so real
lol I was wondering if anyone was going to pick-up on the Grindr joke lol Thanks for noticing 🤣
and the sponsor of today's video is Grindr
I swear by everything that is dear to my heart, I laughed with all my heart in the last scene 😂😂😂
your acting is more than wonderful, man, This character should be repeated more and more 😂😂😂😂😂 Mr. Titan chose best machinists and best comedians team in the world 😂
Setting that hook was priceless LOLOLOL , good one
I laughed hard and I laughed several times!! Your BEST YET! Thank you, my fave red neck machiniat!
lol thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. It was a lot of fun filming this one
Could not stop laughing, i know a couple guys just like him
One of my FAVORITE videos to date! An actual quality inspector taught me this trick. 😂 I’m glad you showed a clip of Joe Dirt, excuse me..Joe Dirté, because that’s the first person Beau reminded me of! I can’t rave about the media team enough! 👏🎥🍿
Life's a garden, Dig it
The most hilarious part about this is the shop foreman in the last shop I worked at did this to a part, a very large and expensive part that had to ship the next day🤣. I was the QC inspector and he was my boss and I told him this wouldn't fly with the customer but he said to let it go, we shipped it that way with a +/- .0005" 2.000" bore that was .001" oversized from the top of the tolerance. It came back to us three weeks later and required the weld department to cut off the affected portion of the weldment (these are _big_ parts BTW, 20,000 lb chunks of steel), reweld a new piece in and go back in the CNC mill to recut the features. I guess I was right lol.
This made my morning.
This absolutely made my day......love it....
I've watched at least 90% of your content and this is by far the best "funny" video you've produced!!! Unfortunately, there are more Mr. Nogo's out there than I like to think about. A terrifying prospect for anyone who enjoys things that reliably function. Also, what is up with Dave Burgandy, I for one miss that guy and his CrAzY deals! Y'all are amazing, keep up the great work!
Thanks, now I have coffee on my monitor/keyboard.
"titan, what you doing over there? I know you're always messing stuff up" is my favourite line 😄
i done this number of times and to threads too!! best video,
I did that a few times on the threads where no go thread enterd , i know it wasnt good practice but yeah happends on last part of a small series and always when the "no go" doesnt enter all the way you just need to deform a little bit the first thread spire :))
All kidding aside, I was waiting for Bo to bore out the holes bigger, weld a hunk of rebar with the ribs still on it into each hole, and drill new holes in the rebar.
I inspected a part for a customer once that was made by another shop. Explaining to them that the other guys were peening bores was a lot of fun
This is an incredible video I keep coming back to rewatch it.
You making fun of my buddy stake kracker at 4:10 😂 back at the first machine shop I worked with old school machinist had me do this to fix blown out bushing, of course the home was only about .0005 oversize and was for lumber mill equiptment, we also have knurled parts then turned to correct size😂 none of this was on any important parts but you hit the nail on the head with this one😂
Press fit hole and your pin just slides right through? Hammer and cold chisel with a couple little tappy tappys around the edges… not to much now you’ll make it too tight and your good to go. Call that the Puerto Rican knurl 😂😂😂
The Grinder App nearly had me in tears! 😂😂😂
Ahahaha now this is the content we need! DAMN QUALITY CONTROL!
Those dang quality guys always stirring up trouble lol
WE WANT MORE BEAU! and also Beau could have a grumpie, conservative, old uncle who is doing things like 50 years ago and always complains on new methods and stuff... great funny content guys! keep up the hard work and best wishes from austria.
Hahahahahaha, I like, greets from germany. Hope to see more from the best machinist that i ever heard of
Lol we haven't seen the last of Beau Nogo!
I’m cracking up here. Let’s see more beau nogo in the future
this is absolute gold holy shit. love yall
In Germany we call this "Kugelbumsen" and i think that's beautiful.
lol OMG you gonna get me fired for googling that term 🤣🤣🤣
Bei uns: "Der Passungsmeister hat wieder zugeschlagen."
I’m dying! Great video as always!!!
Thanks, Glad you enjoyed it!
Dude this is GOLD
Howdy there internet people; I might have a new favorite tuber named beau. Good work!
Beau's nickname is probably 007 lol. This video was hilarious! I hope Beau shows up more often haha
This may be the very best video you guys have put out
Hi, I'm from Malaysia, this video is presents the truth about my crazy job and it's works at anytime.😂😂
We need more Beau!!
A friend of mine got me that same exact belt buckle during my first year working in a shop! Wore it daily for like 15 years until the loop broke off. Now it's resting peacefully retired in my draw.
What a masterpiece 👏
All depends on the part, sometimes this trick is really a viable option and yes I've done it before but there are parts I've scrapped because it was not a good part to use this "technique" on. If I'm simply making a shop fixture and the press fit for a locating dowel pin became a tight slip fit that is an example of where this might be used.
Loved the Stone Cold chugging a beer
Literally have that belt buckle on a pegboard in my shop.
It reminds me of what I aspire to be...
Absolutely incendiary🔥🔥
I'm pretty sure this is an SOP in most shops in America,
What a legend.
I've used that "trick" was when I made a hydraulic lifting jack.
The main valve used two steel balls to close off a pair of holes and the only way to get them to match perfectly was to shape the top of the holes to the diameter of the steel balls.
That is standard for ball check valves.
This is a genuinely entertaining skit video 😂
This is probably my favorite video you guys got so far it made me laugh so damn hard I got a guy in the shop that talks back to quality like that too lmmfao
Best video yet!
Ummm, Jessie, I think you're quite comfortable in front of the camera now. Freaking hilarious...good job!
This is the best video yet. I am inspired to bring my shop to this level.
“Hey Beau, what’s this burr on the rim doing there?”
“Nah don’t pay that no mind”
Doing the Lord's work. You boy's are killin it!
Hahaha Barry’s gettin some competition. Seriously though, I’ve seen this happen on .
I'll go fishing with Bo-No-Go. He still had his safety on👍
Safety first! unless we are in a hurry then the rules seem to get bent, right? lol
Bo-no-go!!! LOL Love it! 😂
This was quality production, even if the part wasn't! Dude got into the role haha hilarious
Sometimes all qc cares about is the gage if they buy off the ball bearing trick that's on them. Very funny skit.
Great way to start my morning lmao 😂
We need mo' Beau NoGo, dammit!🤣🤟
Guilty, done it. Worst thing I found was during a fixture rebuild, went to remove 1/4 shcs to realize it was just the head of the bolt glued in the hole. After removal noticed there was a taped hole in the base but it was out of location.
Absolute class on this one. Well done gents
Titan, your team's amazing! :)
This was a-tier comedy!
everyone is now asking themselves ''Am I a cow boy? ''
Great actor, we need more of this material.😅
We had a guy like that in our shop....his nick name was "The Butcher".......I saw him using a jig borer for making heavy milling cuts one day.
lol man we have all known a Beau or two in each shop unfortunately. But dang using a jig bore as a milling cutter 😵💫that's crazy! You know it's funny you said that because they actually used to call Barry "Barry the Butcher" lol I can't wait to show him this comment 🤣
😂😂 love the video! It’s a funny and entertaining way to show what not to do
we need more of these!
We used a bearing ball and a hammer to fix a loose reamed holes 😅
This video is funny af, make more with hillbilly character
I have a good feeling he will be back lol
This is awesome!
You boys are a trip. Got to have some fun or it's not worth it. Keep it up guys!
One of my all time favorites 😂😂
That was hilarious!! Great video guys!
Yeah, too funny
Let's see all the crew in character
Loved the word graphic just so we know what he's saying ; )
This was a great video.
please more videos like this I was rolling
I think I've worked with this guy.
Best movie of yours yet! Precious!;)
Wtf... This video got me off guard. 😂
I seriously thought that was a butchy woman at first ha haa
your clips are such that you can learn something and cry laughing at the same time 😂