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Whats up Ian! 🎉

you have to know tools to change tools :D

As a nobody in the machining world (( hope to change that), I love your content! I love learning so keep pumping these videos out

guys like you are the reason the world goes round.

This tour was awesome!

How to get customers in manufacturing field .Please put video on that. Anyone suggest me some ides

i have mc5va ,running superb now planning for new lathe

I am the 1000th like! Woot Woot!

Since your down that way alot it seems. You should check out a few of the machine shops in Salisbury NC. Great people and shops down that way.

Great video, nothing like setting up and running the old manual machines with tracers, taper attachments and profilers.

6:39 i call bs, how does the machine know how stable the cutter is? Also how does the machine know how much the part is warping and flexing?

I still having trouble putting the codes in. And so if I Lear cad and cam I can just copy and past and press go ?

Cool shit, Love DMG. We have two INH80 on order right now. Can wait until i can play with them.

Thanks for showing us all the good stuff!

We went to their open house in Davis CA and the machines that make the machines were just as impressive if not more.

So cool

good video Ian

>>> *THE (((( MAIN)))) THING THAT HAS BEEN CHASING QUALITY MACHINIST'S OUT OF THE MACHINING TRADE FOR THE LAST 25 YEARS (( IS )) >> HAVING TO DO AT LEAST >> 4 --- 7 DIFFERENT JOBS AS TOLD TO YOU BY THIS SPEAKER AT THE END OF THIS VID,, TO RECEIVE ONE PAY CHECK THAT SHOULD BE AT LEAST $35.00 per hour. FOR ALL THOSE JOBS THAT (( SOME )), EMPLOYERS EXPECT NOW. >> BUT THAT PAY FOR ALL THE EXPECTED WORK IS NOT WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE OR BE PAID...!!! >> A FRIEND LEFT MACHINING FOR $75,000 PER YEAR TO START IN HVAC..!!!!!! THAT JOB GOES TO $110,000 LATER... >> * I EVEN WENT TRUCKING FOR 2 YEARS... IT WAS GREAT MOST OF THE TIME... *IN JUNE OF 2023, I DROVE WITH A TEAM MATE TO RENO NEVADA, WE LEFT STATESVILLE, NC..,, SATURDAY MORNING, DROPPED THE LOAD, THEN WENT TO SAN JOSE. CA.. PICKED UP A BACK HAUL LOAD, DELIVERED TO GASTONIA, NC.. GOT BACK THURSDAY AT 10PM.. >> *5 1/2 DAYS,, GROSSED $1,865.00. >>> TRY THAT IN MACHINING..!!! >> GET ONE YEAR EXPERIENCE TRUCKING AND THEN DRIVE LOCAL TRUCK OR DUMP TRUCK AND BE HOME EVERY NIGHT.!! MAKE OVER $1,350.00 WEEKLY..WITH JUST ONE JOB!!!! >> *YOU HAVE NOW BEEN WARNED... YOU ARE WELCOME..

This is the hardest trade to get into… fr nobody hires helpers and trains you. They all want experience people.

Please answer for what the purpose of coolant is? Then ask if we have it in the right place.

If it is Japanese with a Fanuc 6 or later control, you can see it running and it has with it a FULL array of manuals and schematics - it is hard to go wrong.

What is the liquid called that you put in before you dump the coolant?

I do gauge blocks from the big end. I start with the largest block that is smaller than the finished stack. Then the next biggest block that fits in the remaining gap and so on until I have the right size. Starting at the small end makes no sense to me.

I knew it is Edge Precision :D

Just like you like Manuel machines I still like using a drawing board over cad, just love using it

Imma be honest. Idk what im watching but it makes me wanna become a nerd

You gave me a smile with that story with the log at the gate! We have two small dogs, and one is practically an escape artist, plotting weekly prison breaks and getting into all sorts of mischief. A few months ago, he jumped on some pallets, hit a spade that unlocked one of the horse boxes, and let one of the horses out, I could almost not believe it when I saw it on the surveillance cameras 😂. Meanwhile, his laid-back partner in crime just tags along like, 'Sure, why not?'

Great video and great story. Trying to emulate this for my family 😍🥰

Can anyone name some brands that are nice quality and fair price?

Nice

I found this video to be very interesting. As a fisherman and dabbling lure creator, if I brought a lure model to you, how much would it cost me for your shop to make me a 2 piece aluminum mold, like the one in the video?

Also you never drained the old coolant in the lines when you started pumping fresh coolant through. The fresh coolant is now contaminated.

machine has a pump already and just vacuum the rest out once its to low to pump

I used to run 3 of these style of machines 25 yrs ago with a single arm with both spindles doing the same op. They each cost 220K each, 1st op picked up from the carousel . Then 2nd and 3rd ops where off a track. They where really quick machines.

Okumas are realy good machine they cut 414 and 416l in two shifts and hold 0,005 -0,01 mm the hole day

I suggested this around 7 years ago at work and the manager just laughed at me.

As a seasoned, and now old, business owner, let me just give my own experience when considering buying an existing machine shop versus starting a new one: When buying an existing machine shop you get immediate access to customers and established supplier and employee relationships. Even more important access to an immediate cash flow that usually gives quicker returns and access to existing machines and inventory, but be cautious of hidden issues and dependencies on key employees or customers. Thirdly, access to financial records for informed decision-making. This third is extremely valuable, because spending time on the financial records you can learn a lot of successful and profitable processes, and those projects you should not take on in the future. On the other side starting from scratch you get freedom to build your vision with the latest technology, creating a unique brand identity and efficient processes. You can Implement modern management systems without legacy issues. But do not underestimate the significant startup costs and time needed to build a customer base and achieve cash flow. So have this in mind: - ROI and investment. Compare total acquisition cost versus startup cost and returns. - Assess demand and plan inventory management accordingly. Conduct thorough due diligence and have a detailed business plan with some backup alternatives. - Finally think about your own appetite and tolerance for risk and know before you decide, how long can you go without breaking even.

How many horsepower was this machine in the demo?

Great co. Worked there over 32 yrs. Quality was always job 1 !!!

artificial intelligence is so fascinating as it is terrible...

Peter has a RUclips channel called Edge Precision for those that don't know. One of the best CNC, machinist in general really, out there. Edit: typo

Great job Rebecca! No better feeling than fresh coolant in a machine!

worst part is this guy with the story is probably getting paid as a just a machinist when he has to program and do r&d/quality/deburr as well.

lots of white republicans are seething and boiling with rage at this guys success.

A couple tips. Touching off and calculating how much to remove is great for ruffing but actual dimension before finishing should be checked off the center height of fixture with gage blocks or height gage. The center height of that fixture is probably 3.0000, so if grinding a .250 rad. top of radius should check 3.250 from surface plate. Also, Just use the front rail and a parallel. Front rail should be kept true. If its not fix it. Feed from fixture out, except for a skim without feeding down after part cools.

Treat a machine well, and it will treat you well. Thanks for sharing your process.

Thank You!

a CNC router table with a 0.5in aluminum bed would be perfect for running 50+ parts at a time and they have auto tool changers. You can also get them with coolant misters on them. you'd just need to build a enclosed to keep the shavings contained. You can machine in threaded holes for fixturing your parts to and depending on the machine you could have anywhere from 30inx40in to 4ft by 8ft of workable machining area.

One more trick is to stuff the hole with a piece of folded paper towel and then ream the hole. It makes it cut a little oversize that way

fusion 360 is a fantastic option for affordable cam software. I believe it is less than $2,000 a year or something like that. it's very cheap.