5 Minutes of the MOST Satisfying Swiss Machining

[@Sara-TOC]

The capabilities of Swiss machines are truly remarkable. Great video!

[@AlexLancashirePersonalView]

Had a pal, last century, who had a lot of small Swiss machines, not as sophisticated as these. He made small brass screws, very small, and his profit was just in the turning swarf.

[@Tex81024]

I'll tell ya, that's a surprisingly underutilized area to increase profit, if you aren't negotiating on scrap prices you're losing out

[@ryanp6138]

Cooker hose place said that over here

[@Iceberg86300]

Pretty sure I'd quote both ways. Low ball & I keep the swarf, or high ball & you get the swarf. Lots of room there to apply some psychological trickery to steer them in the direction you want.

[@TrueRewire]

The idea that these parts, so small, are yet so intricate and require such precise tooling and machinery to manufacture at scale is truly remarkable. Humans are amazing!

[@donniehinske]

I gotta say I have been absolutely LOVING working on these Tornos machines!

[@ElixirCNC]

Thanks for everything you do! Great content! I see your work everyday, the shop I work at has Swiss machines you programmed. (Crankshaft filleting tools in Troy)

[@donniehinske]

@@ElixirCNC that’s crazy man! Small world! Thank YOU for supporting our channel and being a member!!! It’s very much appreciated

[@adamhayes2528]

The camera shots on the swiss machines are gorgeous to watch!!

[@shaniegust1225]

I agree! You guys are absolutely amazing!

[@AurigaMV]

It's fascinating to witness the capabilities of these Swiss machines! An amazing video!

[@wallacefrey6247]

So satisfying and mesmerizing to watch. Thanks.

[@nathanbieri7060]

So cool to see what these Swiss machines can do! Awesome video!

[@DevinWatson]

It's so satisfying seeing that completed part get dropped into the chute at the end of the ops. I'm sure the sound it makes is the machinists' equivalent of "cha-ching!" Also, it reminds me of a vending machine.

[@kgranno]

Absolutely love it! Swiss machines are incredibly amazing pieces of equipment!

[@markdavis304]

Always so fascinating! Great shots!

[@RAGEAMUS]

Great video! Was hypnotized the entire time.

[@weasle6]

Fascinating ... Amazing ... Hypnotic .... Thanks guy's 🤗

[@Autonate_42]

Watching these machines work is mesmerising, this is machinist ASMR right here

[@koleratliff4527]

This is beautiful

[@bennijamin4345]

combined with the MAS tooling system, a power

[@dihler55]

I could watch this for hours

[@kyliegranno6202]

Easy day!! Love the Swiss

[@garbo8962]

Outstanding ultra fast machining. Would love to have a month of the brass scrape this one machine produces.

[@m1sternurse]

Mesmerizing to watch! Would also be nice to see the finished parts and/or assemblies 🙂

[@treemanclint2883]

All faucet knob valve stems

[@14rs2]

You should do a video on how to machine titanium on a Swiss machine

[@brandons9138]

You do it like you do on any other machine tool. Titanium isn't that big of deal to work with. Pretty straightforward.

[@Jessie_Smith]

Swiss machining is so satisfying. Complete opposite of Donnie 🤣

[@leonschumann2361]

donny out here wilding. super satisfying machining tho

[@bikashdadarmbdanger2353]

Mind blowing 😎

[@Kevin_Naude]

PLEASE MAKE MORE AFFORDABLE SCUBA 2ND STAGE QUICK COUPLINGS. THEY ARE CRAZY EXPENSIVE.

[@rprice7670]

That is 1 cool machine. I'm sure this machine can work lights out but what happens if a tool was go bad or break does the machine know to stop? I'm not a machinist an only a owner of a automotive repair shop an love what you guys do. Thanks sharing

[@87mits]

Not sure how that's taken care of with these specific machines. Typically for CNC machines there aren't any sensors to tell wether the cutting tools are broken or have gone dull. A chance of something breaking once a program has gone into mass production, isnt that likely (excluding operator error). Some machines let you specify how many cutting hours a tool can make and then flash a warning to change the tool. Dull cutting tools sound different during the cutting. A good operator can tell by the sound. There is also 3rd party machines that can do the same. And I suppose you can also tell if the spindle load goes up, that the tool is dull. Worst is if inspection comes and tells you that out 1000 parts the last 200 are out of spec.

[@rprice7670]

@@87mits thanks. Sounds legit an was just curious. So I guess you load several tools and the after so many parts made it automatically will change out so an start over. Thanks again. Be safe

[@frankvogel5464]

Like to see more on the C.A.M side of SWISS type. and I don't mean at the Machine. On the Desk monitor after C.A.D through posting to machine. Flow line it

[@rogerorchard2317]

Do you ever get bord of watching the dance on the machines?

[@HansPeters1234]

Do they recycle all the stuff that gets chipped away? Insane how much waste there seems to be compared to 3d printing.

[@star_lord420]

Add more content like this. Have more time in your other videos with this type of footage. Perhaps while your talking about things I don't understand lol.

[@jeffmiddlebrook4511]

Should've got a Star.

[@brandons9138]

Should've got a Citizen. There I fixed it for you. FANUC controls are garbage.

[@Really658]

Good.

[@ericsandberg3167]

At the rate that machine makes parts, they must get a delivery of brass rods every day of the week.

[@Spikeydelic]

Dont be stoopeeed :D BOOM

[@robertlafnear7034]

O.K. Great job... now WTHeck is it ?.🤔

[@TheAshrafcharles]

[@timsmith1564]

Every time I watch a video of a Swiss machine they're always running brass let's see a little bit more difficult material

[@timsmith1564]

But they are amazing machines I've been a machinist for 35 years

[@FFAF86]

im still so confused as to how a part can stay running true in a swiss lathe haha

[@brandons9138]

Your raw stock has to pretty damn straight or things can get squirrely real quick. We are fighting some fucked up material at my shop right now. It's not super bent, but enough that it's causing issues. with the parts.

[@tdg911]

"There is no spoon....". Doesn't even look real.

[@Nikson-b7g]

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