AMAZING 5 Axis DMG Mori Machine Shop!

1186mfg TOUR! An awesome machine shop with INSANE (I know you love that word) 5-axis CNC machines like the DMG Mori DMU 60 eVo, DMG 65 monoBLOCK, AND the DMF 260-11, which we literally can and DO walk inside of. PLUS, we're here for the new arrival of another machine---what's not to love?
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[@romgerrun]

When I see a machine shop that grows that fast it just motivates me to work more. Don't be jaleous guys. We see the nice part of the machine shop we didn't see the hard work and the problems behinds all that. KEEP GOING 1186mfg YOU KILLING IT!!!!!

[@JGnLAU8OAWF6]

Problems and hard work behind is much more interesting than machine presentation tbh.

[@Kaldier]

I just started training on a very similar machine. The machines are incredible and very satisfying to watch. Our company has barely scratched the surface of what they can do with it.

[@teipplestar5586]

Wow!!! Really amazing and inspiring.....thanks for always sharing these videos and showing us what we don't have access to. I also want to thank you for last weeks video in Chicago. Keep up the good work!!!

[@kennygee6627]

Thanks for taking the time to do this tour for us. For someone with limited experience in CNC, a whole hearted WOW is an astronomical understatement.

[@highstreetkillers4377]

I just see a spoiled rich kid trying to be a machine shop. He's got the tools but I can see he lacks experience. That many machines idling he has a tough road ahead

[@dustinwalden7091]

It amazes me that people can get work for these types of machines. I’ve been working for my dad after I finished college in ‘05 and haven’t had anything remotely close come thru.

[@aly-tek7190]

Thanks for the tour John. And thanks for allowing the tour 1186mfg :) Beautiful shop!

[@chrisfreeman3241]

I have been around machines my entire life and I have to admit I am extremely impressed!!!!!!

[@nikolaiownz]

I run a Dmg 125 FD five axis with turning function in the table daily. Great machines and We also run Siemens 840d. One of the Best controls ever made.

[@moonryder203]

Love going to Mori showrooms! Amazing company! Great machines! 😁

[@TerryPullen]

I've been in some pretty amazing tool rooms but this one is, wait for it... INSANE!

[@timmieskills]

Where I was an intern we used a Highfeed tool that was 100mm in diameter and about 650mm long while the head was tilted to use the tool horizontally. And it was amazing to see!!!

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Yeah i use a tool about that size everyday. No holder. It bolts onto spindle

[@nikolaiownz]

nice.... i am the biggest fan of DMG with Siemens.. i run they daily 125H 4 axis horizontal and 125FD 5 axis with turning function.. both got 840D.... best machines ever.. And that i one clean shop... i hope its a real shop and not a showroom because i would love my shop to be that clean one day lol..

[@philipphenke7359]

I love the Evo's. We have 3 of them at work and it is always nice to work on that machines.

[@Regalmetalworks]

HOLY SMOKES!!! Talk about goals on goals on goals! I am just happy I have a touch screen on the Tormach! HA!

[@p.s.4777]

So awesome thanks for the video great to see tool tech and the gentleman that operate

[@harrelsontrumpets]

Fusion must have come a long ways! I was just blown away when you said you are running these machines off of Fusion 360. Awesome work on your Instagram account!

[@sethhughes2163]

Whoa.... what a big boy!!! Thanks for the quality content my friend!!!

[@StefsEngineering]

I really enjoyed watching this. Awesome machines! In a few weeks there is a tech tradeshow in the Netherlands (technishow) I am sure looking forward to visiting it and looking at all the great machines!

[@isacroos2261]

This is the best video i’ve ever seen. When i saw those chips my pulse went up to 500

[@EZ_shop]

Running out of superlatives, aren’t we? Amazing tour John, thanks for taking us along.

[@matthewhall1045]

Wow what a shop. Feeling inspired.

[@rf11423]

We had a DMG MORI 60 evo linear to. Amazing Machine.

[@slammenwagen]

Awesome shop tour! Thanks man!

[@MiscRocketVideos]

I've seen a lot of machinery that was much larger, but it was nice to see inside this type of precision equipment. Thanks for taking us along on the tour and getting inside some of the inner workings. I had no idea the ball screws would have been temperature controlled. Very interesting.

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Because they're big, so temperature affects them more. Plus those are fanciest, most accurate machines you can get

[@kill-switch2248]

Looks like devon is doing some amazing work. Keep it up 👍

[@djspecialpaul]

And i work with this kind machines in germany :) we have 20 machines this type. In Germany we called us "CNC-Lohnfertiger" - this mea, we work for other companies who order things to mill or turn.

[@kevinhenry7273]

I retired 6 years ago and at that time tool and machine builders told us the current tools and machines we were buying would be obsolete in 5 years. How true.

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Not obsolete, but serious machine shops only use shrink fit tools and buy modern high quality machines. The crappier machines like Haas make the parts you don't use these machines to make. It'd be a waste

[@OldIronRC]

WOW, just WOW. I'm gonna go sit by my tiny X-Carve and have a little cry now. ;o)

[@Hunter_Bidens_Crackpipe_]

The x carve is laughably flexy even compared to china models

[@OldIronRC]

@@Hunter_Bidens_Crackpipe_ I expect every component in the x carve kit is made in China, not much of a comparison really. As far as build quality goes that is up to the end user who builds the kit.

[@PlinkingLePew]

Amazing machines and amazing shop. I follow this guy on instagram, always look forward to seeing his posts. Keep it up, best of luck in 2018.

[@Blacktronics]

lmao 0:10 that is the most cheeky tool changer i have ever seen

[@rlockwood2]

So many space ships. Kickass shop, Devin.

[@nyccnc]

If only you had a key! :)

[@AssociatedTechnology]

What does this company do?

[@matthewhesselgesser5480]

Wow! That was an awesome tour

[@b3nsb3nz]

Such a cool day, tried my best to stay out of frame haha.

[@bcbloc02]

Good to see you just the same. :-)

[@clemenceronald]

Hi Ben, nice to see you here. You have a cool connections for machining all your lights.

[@b3nsb3nz]

@@clemenceronald I do know a lot of people very capable of doing the machining but I do everything myself 👍

[@clemenceronald]

@@b3nsb3nz that makes the two of us

[@SirRootes]

Lets play a game... You have to drink one shot every time when you hear the word "insane". ...5 mins later... ...passed out DRUNK! lol.

[@triariicat8448]

I work at a shop where all we have are DMG Moris, we make parts for the AC 130 gunship on them

[@dunichtich100]

I love DMG-Mori Machines!!! 😍😍😍

[@dunichtich100]

Beautiful, reliable, strong, quick, precise and handy at the same time! No wonder they are the leader in this business ;)

[@deweys]

Machine shops sure are clean these days. Looks like my server farm..

[@bcrx7]

Jebus! This is insanely INSANE!

[@SipuliSopuli]

Oldest machine is 5 months old? Whatta heck! 😀👌🏻

[@mannycalavera4208]

I love they've multipule million worth of machines and are using Fusion360 for programming. Love to know how they got started and expanded so quick, alot of money tied up in machine there.

[@edgariuxz]

One of these machines will definitely go to Mars :) amazing

[@ikcalB]

devon dupuis: i know the DMG controls since 10y ago or so. Would really like your opinion on the celos interface, if you don't mind?

[@JOHNPHUFNAGEL]

Wow those are multi million dollar machines and he has them in a 6 month time. He is defiantly doing something right

[@JGnLAU8OAWF6]

Makes you wander...

[@acruzp]

Or very wrong.

[@a.d8055]

considering they have all a delivery time of 5 or more months.... this all doesnt add up

[@internettoughguy]

Military contracts or aerospace. That's where the money is.

[@pyromaniac354]

@@internettoughguy yep.taxpayers footing the bill

[@EdinSimon]

BEST VIDEO I'VE SEEN IN A WHILE!! - Quote "THATS INSANE!!"

[@mikeselectricstuff]

Multiple toolgasms!

[@BhInsane]

Tip, with laser beam not being able to measure some tools with reflective surfices; use black sharpie on the tip of the tool you want to measure.

[@drummerhammar]

Wow.....just WOW!!!

[@teipplestar5586]

Too bad I can only "like" this video once, even though I watched it multiple times....thanks John!!!

[@crohkorthreetoes3821]

Most valuable thing I heard 'Temperature change effects tool path'.....

[@MrSamz400]

You got some bad ass machines man

[@barleytamper671]

More and longer CNC Machine Please amazing

[@dscnctechnik2624]

Very cool Video, what software are they using for Collision preventing when the do tricky 5 Axis parts? Fusion 360 has no machine Simulation so far.

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Thats why i'd have Tebis or PowerMill. I make huge 3d parts on 6 axis, i mentally collision check and never crashed. I also never run a program twice, simulate, or go slow. Do or die everyday. Thats why i laugh seeing people crash, idiots

[@Sicktrickintuner]

That 125! Damn! Only one can dream

[@johnross3752]

Hi my name is John I'm building a router table 26' x 10' with a 2.5' over hang that runs the lenght of the table for turning long stock. I'm building a machine with an articulating spindal . I was reading the Mach3 manual and it says "if the machanism is like a robot arm or a hexapod, then Mach3 "will not" be able to control it because of the kinematic calculations that would be needed to relate the "tool"position in X,Y and Z coordinates to the lenght and rotation of the arms " is there a program that would solve this for me?

[@Mike-lt6sj]

No

[@MotoBuilds]

Today I didnt eat dinner because I figured I better save the money........meanwhile in this guys shop.....

[@justinwilliams5925]

Is the DMU 125 a newer generation of a Deckal Maho DMU 125?

[@Demo8pro765]

Is he making aero space parts? That shop is insane. He said he has only had the dmf 260 for four months and its his oldest machine? Along with the other machines that are all new thats crazy.

[@jaroslawglazowski6706]

No Cóż pracowałem w DMG Polska (FAMOT) te maszyny to cudo znam je od zaplecza. Kocham Mój zawód dostajesz kawał metalu i wychodzi cudo. POZDRAWIAM NYC CNC może kiedyś sie spotkamy

[@theCrazyFrenchGuys]

Excellent!!

[@TommyAventador]

What are those round things on the glass? I always see it on these machine but never figured out what they are and their purpose.

[@OakwoodMachineWorks]

They spin and sling off coolant.

[@fealXX]

The RUN CNC Sticker is great :D

[@gmanjimbo3203]

What are the round things on the door glass? I see something similar on the ship windows on deadliest catch?

[@JGnLAU8OAWF6]

visiport.com/

[@joerghh]

Is there a 1186mfg website? Could not find one....

[@loritavares597]

DAMN!!! I want the big one!! IMPRESSIVE

[@llljj9]

We have Blum lasers and probes on two of our nv-5000 mills. Coolant is constantly breaking the beam and faulting the cycle. I like the way Blum does their probing cycles. But that's about it. I'd take a renishaw over a blum.

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Blum works excellent. All the machines that have them at my work are all covered. Weird DMG has it just sitting on the table exposed. But they will crash if you try to measure a tool longer than 1 foot. I find they also won't measure if theres too much runout

[@VId_Kok]

7:40 I think I saw something similar in your Orange Vise tour video.

[@blackflagqwerty]

What cool toys!

[@BestFleetAdmiral]

Nobody: John: "that's I N S A N E"

[@xaytana]

I can't wait for the day the tech from these insane industrial machines trickles down to hobbyist machines.

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Lol, hobby machinists arent smart or rich enough for that

[@andy2063]

how's the DMG MORI service treating yas?

[@jimmy9673]

Wow that’s a game changer 👍

[@danconnolly23]

Please go back! 😆 I want to see more !

[@automan1223]

Looks like Star Trek console off the Enterprise ! The magazine on the second machine you could BUILD the Enterprise.

[@aarondickenson7146]

That shop is so sick 😷👍🏽

[@user-tx2nv1rb9k]

I love DMG Mori machines! Their 3D metal printer with milling module is amazing! 960.000USD

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Except alot of things can't be 3d printed.

[@angrydragonslayer]

@@highstreetkillers4377 basically anything can be, just not to final tolerance

[@22BOZIDAR]

Awsome video and CNC mills but......All that tech and they didn't install a light and switch in the back of a machine, that cost how much?

[@xenonram]

22BOZIDAR I'm sure there is a light in there, they either didn't know how to turn it on, or like you, didn't know there was one. That area is only accessed for service, so neither of them are familiar with that area since they don't go in there. But I'm sure there's a light in there.

[@1186MFG]

Andrew Delashaw there is no light I can assure you.

[@maikeydii]

Your first born is accepted only as a deposit when ordering.... ;)

[@stony1185]

there is no light but the Roof is only optional normally only the work area is cover with a roof. So i guess that is the reason for the missing Light.

[@romsthe]

These look like they belong in a scifi movie. We live in the future !

[@TheRjjrjjr]

Incredible! I didn't realize that the sale of this type of machine is regulated. This is a great video, I was smiling all the way through, Thanks! BTW, how much would these machines cost, millions each?

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Big one is like 2 million plus options. He cheaped out on options having no cover on the lazer and only 60 tool capacity

[@danl.4743]

29:07 .. That's the living room. That's the bedroom. Nice large windows.

[@Shic3]

All of this is much smaller then my last Mill i was working on before i got a leading position. My 210P was the 5th in Europe ;)

[@highstreetkillers4377]

But what did you machine? Welds on a frame lol. ? Try machining the front end of a car out of a 50 tonne block of steel. Thats what i do. Those machines wouldn't be big enough

[@hantusmostert]

@@highstreetkillers4377 So its Dec 2019, what machine or machines do you run if I may ask. Just curious

[@glenngoodlett2398]

Even the fork lifts were cool.

[@RobertKohut]

Holy Moly!!!

[@ErostheEpic]

And I here am with Fadal's from the 90's....

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Oh i hate those machines as much as Haas

[@pro-seriesfabrication3810]

As long as they still make parts . . . I own a 2004 Fadal 3016, 2012 Akira Seiki SR3, Prototrak 1540v and DPM2. Own 'em. No machine payments. Got done paying off my 5 year loan a year or so ago.

[@ErostheEpic]

@@pro-seriesfabrication3810 They still make parts and when you dial them in, you make those parts in tight tolerance. I recently bought another well taken care of Fadal 4020 fitted with glass scales that give me even more accuracy. Already paid itself off within the 3 months. Can't go wrong with a good machine.

[@pro-seriesfabrication3810]

@@ErostheEpic My fadal runs decently but it can't interpolate circles well. Usually within .002" round. After I bought the Akira, the Fadal just runs mild and stainless for me. Has a 10,000RPM spindle but the belts and motor sound like hell above 8,000 or so. Plus the spindle chiller leaks so it doesn't make sense to run up there all the time anyways. Drained the spindle chiller fluid and don't run it anymore. I bought it 5 years ago for $6,500. It's probably worth a little more since fadal came back and it was a steal then but I've replaced the vector drive, the spindle, and the air/hydraulic belt actuators. Oh and the LCD screen which luckily has a VGA port in the pendant cabinet so a $60 computer monitor took its place. The guy I bought it from had left a tool in it for almost 2 years so it blew up 4-5 of the belleville washers in it the first time I used a face mill. But it's the small block chevy of CNC mills. Super easy to work on and parts are relatively cheap.

[@LucaPierino]

DMG mori FTW !

[@danielmoreira1003]

amazing

[@OriginalJetForMe]

Livin' the dream.

[@chrisneale7453]

Still my favourite shop tour

[@FilipClay]

Wow!

[@phupduc239]

So my company uses DMG Mori lasertec machines to make diamond tipped carbide inserts just so they can be applied to use in the DMG Mori CNC machines, it's like a self sufficient cycle of engineering 🤔

[@janokaro8238]

dude, we got this cool shits in our workshop, i work as programmer in turning machines witch Fanuc and Sinumerik

[@CosminyasAlhumbrus]

I'm amazed he can set those machines up without being to able to simulate everything in CAM. Wish Fusion had machine simulation.

[@ErostheEpic]

It doesn't? That's lame...

[@CosminyasAlhumbrus]

ErostheEpic just the tool holder and the vice and maybe the machine table but not the spindle or rest of machine

[@highstreetkillers4377]

8 years now i have been making programs everyday and never running any simulation or dry run. I never use the same program twice. I've never crashed, and i run programs where the spindle is below the part. I collision check with my brain and math, sometimes with 5 thou clearance. Just takes focus. I could collision check but I'm confident and the model is so large it could crash the computer. I machine a 50 ton block of steel into a front bumper mold. I work on a Mollart 2.5Camder. Bigger than these with 6 axis. Nowhere near as fancy and nice though

[@djberg3483]

When the scrap value of the shipping pallet, nets you back $1000 lmfao!

[@cSqualo]

I always had this doubt with metal parts: He says some blocks are 1800 pounds and the end piece is 8. The chips are 100% recycled?

[@paolopappalardo9976]

We in europe work a lot on this kind of machines. Just If you wonder where all the precision jobs went.

[@Mike-lt6sj]

@@paolopappalardo9976 Haha. What a joker this guy. Your whole country probably fits in one small US state.

[@scotschoor]

#1 in the world!

[@myflyer813]

i saw one of those machines in action, the speed ist just sick! But pray, never need a repair service, the cost are sick too!

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Any machine is expensive to fix. But those machines will easily pay for themselves if you have skilled people. Since not 1 was running he must be in trouble by now

[@molitovv]

Insane!!!

[@pg9112471]

Wow! Here I am trying to make a 5c cnc with stepper motors and a servo motor for the spindle off a sewing machine.

[@highstreetkillers4377]

Why? To cut butter?

[@pg9112471]

HighStreet Killers it's what I can afford right now.

[@williamlind2843]

I'm a Mill/Turn guy. But your shop is sick! I love the productivity of a properly set-up mill shop. I've been a 30 year Mori Seiki supporter. Why all the bad talk of DMG/Mori? Is it because my salesman is now selling Doosan??

[@Mike-lt6sj]

Well, I have about 150 machining centers and the Moris are nice machines, we just don't like CELOS and their support is abysmal. They are pretty reliable, fairly accurate, and well made. Older machines have horrific sheet metal, but the new machines are much better. Some of the old NL with a Y axis have stupid designs, but overall they're OK. I'll take a Mori over an Okuma any day.

[@OB1canblowme]

Wouldn't you want to complement fusion360 with Siemens NX since ur using 840 controllers?

[@1186MFG]

we also had NX ;)

[@DarkMatterLP1]

how do you learn to use a machine that complicated does anybody know, whats the learning curve like?

[@chronicblazer84]

DJ DarkMatter those machine aren't hard to use, the interface is pretty cool. Learning actual G-code is a little bit harder, but it also depends on if you know any fabrication techniques

[@highstreetkillers4377]

You gotta know alot just to be a machinist. Takes years of getting yelled at. Then learning the machine is just like getting a new smartphone. Practice and reading the manual. Doesn't look like he makes anything hard and is spoiled using nice machines. I'd guess that guy has less than 5 years experience just by how he talked about the shrink fit