An incredible device made out of a piece of metal and...

An incredible device made out of a piece of metal and...

[@rbeehner2]

How cool! In the early 1970's the dental instrument manufacturer I worked as an engineering technician had purchased a German made wire straightener using the same principles. I would straighten both high carbon and 402 stainless steel wire of 0.060" diameter that came from the mill. The straightening machine had a guillotine at the exit of the rolls that chopped the straighten wire into 6-inch lengths. Then I would grab a hand full of these blanks and feed them into an air operated centerless grinder to make perfectly round blanks for the many cam operated screw machines to fashion blanks for dental drills (burrs). Precision was essential and thermal lobbing the problem. I was working with typically five-thousandths inch tolerances for straightness and twice that for diameter (roundness). We used an optical comparator for quality control. You video caused this splash of memories of my past work life, I appreciated its motif. Thumbs up.

[@nealharrington9153]

Mmm?

[@electronicsinhome8697]

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[@randalljones4370]

As a dentist, I appreciate the lengths manufacturers go to provide accurately diam and straightness of dental burrs... firing one up to 80k RPM and finding a wonky shaft is a bit unnerving... and rough on the turbines/bearing surfaces. And even a minute wobble can cause unneeded discomfort for the patient. As a former QA engineer, I'd think five-thousandths would be excessive... aiming for 2-3 gives me more comfort. Our latest problem has been a very thin film of material showing up on the burrs, like a heat-varnished oil, on gamma-sterilized burrs. I have to wonder whether there's a heat process being used instead (we are seeing lots of 'difficult-to-explain' characteristics in post-2020 overseas-produced materials.

[@dalabubudala4513]

five thousanths inch would be 0.0127 centimeters. im working inna automotiv industry and Im usually working from 0.3 up to 0.003 / better gasp 🤣 but this guy is flawless.

[@theshauny]

@@dalabubudala4513 what do you make because most bearing diameter’s should be with .02mm

[@jcwallac]

This is a fantastic video! If being a machinist doesn't work out, you've always got a backup career as a videographer. Excellent work, sir!

[@electronicsinhome8697]

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[@the5thrider5]

i couldn find better words

[@guycotton3948]

Except we don’t know if he’s any good at making videos...

[@user-nx6zd3nq9z]

رائع جدا جدا البلد من فضلك

[@AustinLaNoue]

My favorite parts are the slow-mo shots, brief-mute shop/tool noise interludes, and where the camera pivots as/with the part's perspective. They are all timed really well to the music. Bravo.

[@rcdogmanduh4440]

After 45 years in the trade I love watching a Machinist, not a programmer, not an operator. Have fun cuz if your not it's just....work!

[@JoelArseneaultYouTube]

That’s an insane amount of material removal on manual machines, and also insane amount of editing… impressive. The tool is pretty cool too.

[@xanderzb]

I wish I had enough steel laying around to just blow through plate like that (around 2:20 or so) rather than saw-cutting it out and using the blanks for something. Not a criticism, just a sincere observation. Maybe he reclaims the chips or something.

[@pr51]

The amount of cool editing done on this makes it look so easy but damn, this is so complex. So much work.

[@ashesman1]

I think I have watched almost every fabrication video on youtube and this by far is the most amazingly well edited one i have seen. Awesome work.

[@Dmitry_Matusevich]

Даже не знаю кому больше аплодировать стоя - Мастеру или Оператору, который снял такую красоту!? Уровень обоих высоченный. Давненько я не смотрел такого годного ролика! Хоть отношение к фрезерно-токарным работам имею очень отдаленное, видео посмотрел от начала до конца! С меня лайк, подписка на канал и моё уважение....

[@leomakarovf1444]

Я то думал он роликовые коньки делает а, оно то оказалось... Вот оно чё , Михалыч!👌👌👌

[@puksb]

Cool! In the late 80’s I worked as a toolmaker and we made flat steel and round wire parts, springs and stampings, and every single one of our round wire machines, had one of these on there called a wire straightener. Basically took the cast of the wire out making it easier to form with consistency. We also had a couple of machines that the mechanism you made actually rotates, while heated wire is being pulled through it, and those things go perfectly straight. Great work!!

[@MrTench8]

Me too, i was a tool maker also in the 80's in a spring factory, using these was an every day occurance!

[@nickfosterxx]

Not sure anyone else has mentioned it, so just wanted to say great job on the lighting, seriously. Very worth while your extra time and effort. Beautiful job all round thanks.

[@markheringshausen6336]

Brilliant! Dude, your Cinematography is awesome!

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

I instantly recognized this as either a pipe straightener/bender or a wire straightener/bender. I used to work at a place that had a smaller version of this feeding wire into nail machine. I had to make sure the wire ran through it true & straight! The wire came out the other side straight. Then the wire fed into some dies. The dies would close to grip the Wire then a punch would come in and slam the head onto it. The finished product was a nail for a nail gun. There is a lot more to it but, that's the just of it & that's how they straighten the wire out to be made into a nail! Great job on the build!👍

[@SilenceSupreme]

The effort put in the video editing was simply just as good as the machinist perfection. Made me smile. 😊

[@thomasschwarz9356]

same😃

[@romandragalev2366]

Я искренне удивляюсь, как среди нашего хтонического пространства людям удаётся сделать такую красоту. В этом видео прекрасна не сама работа токаря и фрезеровщика (хотя безусловно отличная), сколько подача материала, интрига и все такое. Браво 👏🏽

[@user-iy8mi2qd5r]

жаль только автор русский язык забыл

[@yuriyievziutin9247]

...дуже гарно виходить мести металеву стружку голою рукою...

[@russia_winner]

@@user-iy8mi2qd5r чувак это для иностранцев канал

[@Ed-sd9qb]

Шикарный монтаж и оформление.💪💪👍

[@mihailahramenko]

@@user-iy8mi2qd5r Он и не обязан его знать, потому как беларус.

[@shubhamghore1969]

Wow!!! Metalwork + Videography + Animations + Music + That damn cool editing = Just Perfect... 😎

[@AudieCollinsSoftHeartPC]

That has to be absolutely the best fabrication video I do believe I have ever seen! I was so sick of watching people perform Fabrications with the dull step by step slow process. This gentleman deserves an award for best filmmaking! Fantastic!

[@DaBuild]

Very nice build and AMAZING montage/editing! Lot of work in there! Very impressed! Cheers! Dan👌

[@chestnutcrab]

The amount of work it takes for project like this is pretty insane. Great job 👍

[@luedog8385]

dude it only took 8 minutes to make

[@orenhausler6292]

The editing! Makes a 25 minute video into 8 minutes, and I still understand every step you took to get there. Plus, badass music!

[@joerghohnloser812]

Impressive skills on display here. Both, as a mechanical engineer/toolmaker and videographer. Very inspiring !

[@nelunicoara4483]

Not realy.

[@turbotonye-4124]

WOW! 1st things 1st, the editing on this video is absolutely amazing. It truly is awesome to watch. Your Machine work is great, top notch quality. I still can’t get over what a satisfying video this was to watch. And once again the editing was some of the best I’ve ever seen. Keep you the amazing content. Much love and respect from the Jersey Shore 👊🏼

[@bukolar]

Absolutely fantastic and satisfying to watch

[@seangholipour3884]

Specially where he cut the steel block with a knife

[@Phyde4ux]

I totally disagree. I was expecting a machinist video, not a porn video. Everyone save yourself the time and skip to the end. They're making a f&$king basic b!tch wire-straightener.

[@whiteangel3594]

R u high?

[@Arruthan]

If I were watching this for pure entertainment value, I would agree. As I watch these types of videos to learn, no. It's highly edited, and equally uninformative.

[@ingeniousviralproducts]

Amazing. The fabrication skills and the ingenuity in video production is a chemistry for a Madman.

[@radufrumusanu]

Super video, super music! Nice device! Well done! Congratulations!😉👍

[@donwarrant5134]

That’s Beautiful machining. However, I have made several 2 plain straightens. I did them with 1\3 the machining. They worked just as well. In running a wire products business for over 50 years, I couldn’t afford doing as beautiful a job as he did. Well done.

[@BELLATOR_L3]

Fun to watch, probably the best metal work video I’ve seen. Awesome animations and transitions, I’ll be subscribing for more. 👍🏼

[@jamesfrancisco3130]

The magic you perform as a machinist is made even more engaging by the professional video editing. Excellent video!

[@RadovanOk]

wanted to write almost the same coment, but when i scrolled down ...... :) This is how it looks, when everything is perfectly done!

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

It is always good to see a brilliant engineer at work, he's also a good videographer as well. Excellent watch.

[@swordof5ab]

Ingenious!! I wasn't sure what it was going to do but a wire straightener never would have figured it out. Great job.

[@PrfectRoll]

To know someone can do something like this manually blows my mind entirely. This is magic to me. Honestly beautiful and amazing.

[@chrischris1798]

We needed one of these for copper hard lines for an air ride set up and we used ply wood and roller wheels and worked just fine in fraction of cost but the craftsmanship here is amazing

[@marcusbusby]

incredible device - beautiful machining - amazing filming and editing and great music to go with it - awesome creation !

[@electrified3407]

That's the most amazing videography I've ever seen. It's right on par with the amazing metalworking.

[@lovesharma2165]

Damn! Madman... You are not only good with creating stuffs but you are also great in video angles and shoots, the way you make transitions and editing of your videos is very appreciating. Just witnessed another great mind 😉. Keep it up. Impressive work boss 🤠

[@bobdaly1963]

Engaging video . enjoyed it all the way through . good job on the filming and editing !!

[@lmcsquaredgreendale3223]

Extremely innovative. I am into wood working but I saw the quick into into this tool and I had to watch. My brother is a machinist/programmer and I saw his earlier work but I have never seen his work in a long time as he works for a company that builds parts for new weapon systems and once they are tested they either scrap the project or make modifications. So no joy there. I am deeply impressed with the work that you did without all the equipment available to my brother who describes the machines he runs as being as large as my dining room. Now I understand the concept of what he did for a living and what he does for a living now. Thank you for the education.

[@davidpaylor5666]

Madman, you do good work. It's a real pleasure to watch you in the shop, thanks for taking the time to share.

[@frankbiz]

Wow that's pretty amazing, what a piece of high quality machinery to straighten wire to perfection. Great work! 👍🏻

[@CNC-Guru]

Future reference, make sure to harden these bearing sleeves to at least 45 rockwell as that wire would wear them out due to the pressure. Overall Great skills

[@juanantoniohernandezenriqu8776]

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[@stuartmccloud307]

What the hell kind of mind blowing editing is this. Certainly keeps us with a 5 second attention span interested! Amazing work.

[@12mikeg12]

DAMN!!! Amazing editing... and the device you built is some really great design and fabrication work as well.

[@kdwaynec]

I worked in wire for over 30 years. As soon as the video started I thought "wire straightener" and I was right, except we fed the wire off 2000 pound coils into a CNC 3D forming machine. The thicker the wire, the easier it is to get and keep straight!

[@na2010ki]

I've installed a wire straightener for a factory before...it was amazing to see how simple and yet elegant it was to make it.

[@deant1296]

I also work in the wire industry, we use these to straighten green rod. And also use these to straighten 0.45" wire for 1000 lb drums.

[@TristanDurandBuilds]

The editing on this video is quite insane, if that editor takes more clients I'd be happy to be in touch 👍

[@markrossi131]

What an amazing machinist! And videographer! This video can double as your resume 👍

[@TheKarlslok]

Beautiful video and beautiful metal work! Thanks for sharing!

[@stanhamilton6031]

They're used everywhere, where there's coiled wire to be straightened out. From wire drawing machines, to four slides, to automatic pin manufacturing machines! They work on all kinds of wire, from flat, to square and oval, or round too!

[@anthonysmz3]

Have them on my four slides! yup we are dinosaurs...

[@raedraed4070]

ضح

[@daljitsingh8220]

So what is the principle of straightening?, how much pressure is to be applied on all of those Rollers? Are they same or different?

[@AB-vc7ox]

Similar tools also available for straightening metal tubing that comes coiled.

[@KingMinhvuong]

I watched video without skip any second. Excellent work. Great edit video. Respect from V.N!

[@FreightmareFTW]

Pick up your cross and follow Jesus! The world is quickly headed for destruction, and sooner or later you will have to sit at the judgement seat and give an account for your actions. Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36). Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life! - Revelation 3:20. Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God tho. Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc and you should get a response. Have a blessed day!

[@nzs316]

I was drilling into hardened steel yesterday and I broke a sweat! Watching these milling machines cut through steel like butter with a hot knife, I can appreciate all that went into it.

[@electronicsinhome8697]

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[@PhG1961]

Great ingenuity and craftmansship ! Great film techniques too !

[@maxsteiner8268]

Somebody get this man some safety glasses so he can continue to make amazing vids like this one.

[@123232ism]

Great job! Love your creative skill.

[@r8mysetup]

The edit alone was insane not to mention the craftsmanship. First video I saw of yours. Subscribed so I can see many more!

[@YerBrwnDogAteMyRabit]

I couldn't wait to see your completed roller skates, but man, this is one CLASS-A video edit! The knife thing was SO cool!

[@Ekocart1]

That was truly amazing! I was looking for something like this for my workshop. Top-notch editing 👍

[@jyvben1520]

and adding animations , wow

[@user-xt3qg9dy1v]

Мои аплодисменты оформлению ролика! Снято и смонтировано 👌

[@coreymackereth7241]

Cant decide which is better: the machining or the editing. Youre killin it man. Keep doin what youre doin

[@agris1988]

Awesome video production. All shots in motion, easy to understand building process, great editing, joy to watch.

[@MotorcycleParody]

Loving all that machinery

[@user-yz4xo6pd7r]

Монтаж и музон ОГОНЬ!!! Винты на фиксирующей балке не равномерно вкручены и сама балка не отцентрирована относительно гребёнки. И швеллер стоило покрасить. А вообще я подписываюсь. Отличная работа. Приятно смотреть.

[@frankhammer6795]

Very Nice Work! And very good video of the process! You could also change the thickness of the wire you are working with, by making bigger roller guides, and changing them as needed but you have probably already realised that I am envious of your workshop and skills!

[@codygoss7294]

Great Video. Excellent editing and I particularly liked the integration of the CAD models to create the Augmented Reality effect.

[@ednaldosilva1838]

Cara sou muito fã do seu canal! Sua edição sem dúvidas é a melhor. Parabéns!!!

[@electronicsinhome8697]

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[@dostonnorov9775]

Отличное видео, работа монтаж всё на высоте. Мечтаю снимать такие видосы как у тебя)

[@erlvanar]

Cool to see someone make pinch/guide rollers for the cable/tubing industry! :)

[@XAtmo97]

Very entertaining choices and well executed on the cuts; would've loved to hear a synth hang in the tool-change sequences over a complete drop to silence :D

[@Mrssilva]

Cara que top show de bola, bom trabalho,eu trabalho em uma empresa de arames aqui no Brasil, ela é conhecida mundialmente, e nós usamos esses endireitador de arames, nos arames, 2.38x2.66 ovalizado é trabalhoso más fica top quando acertar as medidas. 👏👏👏

[@electronicsinhome8697]

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[@markred4112]

Good, good, good job!!! :)

[@Cape1984]

I would really like to have that workshop…amazing stuff there and awesome video.

[@MrCremonese9addi]

Other than your precise workmanship, you guys are also doing killer job in audio/video editing. This is some quality stuff. Gratz.

[@user-tp9sd4ng7y]

Мы ровняли катанку шестерку Так, Один конец крепили к кольцу вмурованном в блок,второй к форкопу грузовичка,маленький "дёрг"..... И вуаля! Видео огонь! 👍

[@user-nc2qu4ld2g]

Также на стройке делали. Всю бухту разматывал по территории и тянули трактором пока не порвётся. Ровная как струна.

[@sddiymakeitworthit7512]

That’s creative congratulations really awesome 👏

[@mattwood6144]

Machinist here very cool video + project bud well done! Love your shop setup! 👌

[@mikaleppaaho]

So it seems with right tools and a lots of skill you can work metal as easily as wood. Very nice editing!

[@Wielebny33]

отличная работа С уважением Анджей из Польши

[@charlesgraham9954]

man, the editing alone was cool AF. very entertaining, and u made something useful as well. great job

[@johnstanton2182]

Watching this I was wondering the outcome and seeing the type of machine you have created was satisfying. Great workmanship, skills, ideas and confidence in your abilities too!! First video I have seen of yours and now I am a subscriber :)

[@lawrenceh.7011]

Awesome work both in making the wire straightener and in producing the video!

[@CollierHageman]

You are both a skilled machinist and an artist in metal. This is a very interesting vid!

[@rlm98253]

Well done, sir. While the build is good, the video editing was outstanding and made a mundane subject video into a work of art.

[@maurilgboukrou9130]

👏👏👏 this is someone who design intentionaly. This is art! And you are far above average as a videographer. Bravo!

[@cribbsprojects]

Great filming and editing. Amazing planning. Multi skills going on here. Very inspiring!

[@electronicsinhome8697]

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[@Svezhij-ShamanGarage]

Поражает качество монтажа каждый раз! Лайк,подписка!

[@5phutsangtao-iQ]

Gran herramienta para alisar la plancha.

[@jesusgarcia2931]

En realidad si sirve en mi trabajo ay ese sistema solo k mucho más grande con una producción de 9metros por segundo

[@wanglydiaplt]

You do great video! 🙂 I made a much lower tech version of this a few years back to straighten stainless tubing. They're very useful!

[@ethran]

Awesome work! And you helped out your friend with your project too!👍

[@mrfxm55]

This is great even if built on a much smaller configuration would have great jewelry making applications especially if you want to manufacture or just hobby level even. Greetings from Florida USA 🇺🇲😎

[@nikibg29]

Добра работа и добър монтаж на видеото, възхищавам се на усилията които полагаш за видео монтажа и таланта - от желязо да направиш инструмент 👌👌

[@GregiiFlieger]

An artistic, mechanically capable genius. And no CAM needed…. Brilliant.

[@paulone-off7286]

That's some great engineering there, very enjoyable to watch.

[@bugmenstov]

8 минут истинного "видеоперфекционизма". Даже и не думай останавливаться!

[@genrichk2234]

Слов нет🤦🏽‍♂️

[@SlawomirD]

Piękna robota! 😀

[@dekebell3307]

Where has this guy been!? Beautiful work!

[@nickjonesCSM]

I love watching real craftsmen do there stuff. It’s on par with real artists at work

[@SinaD-uy2xq3eh7h]

Я опять был восхищен вашем профессиональнизмом и подачей клнтента. Есть люди которые МОГУТ делать, есть которые могут придумать но не могут сделать

[@user-xp6ix7tx4t]

вопрос а зафига!?что он этой проволокой до луны хочет достать

[@Daison36]

@@user-xp6ix7tx4t ну, такие выпрямители не зря же существуют, то что мы про них не знаем не значит, что они бесполезные. Уверен прямой прут можно много где использовать.

[@sergeymorozov5876]

@@user-xp6ix7tx4t на производстве шпилек например очень пригодился бы такой аппарат или еше чего прямого и тонкого . меня больше волнует то что он скажем так не все делает по фуншую на станках а люди восхищаются и видимо будут подрожать - почем зря

[@M-AKM]

Очень крутая работа ! 👍🏻🔥

[@user-ml2ss6we6k]

Самая простая работа. Просто много одинаковых несложных деталей. Просто много возни. Но ничего особенного нет. При наличии станков и материала это вообще никакой сложности не представляет. А уж о том, что подшипники тут вкладываются в ролик ОТ РУКИ БЕЗ УСИЛИЙ и запираются кольцами, я вообще молчу. Вообще-то они должны прессоваться. Для данного выпрямителя проволоки это не важно, но в более ответственных и нагруженных каких-то агрегатах подшипник в корпус прессуется и запирается кольцом. Размеры отверстий всегда можно найти в таблицах (допуски и посадки). Опытные токари многое помнят просто наизусть, сколько растачивать в минусе, в зависимости от подшипника. Лично я бы сделал в данном случае минус сотку, чтобы заходил подшипник легкими ударами молотка через оправку. И, конечно, ленточной пилой отрезать такой толстый лист нет проблем, это не болгаркой корячиться полдня, в абразивной пыли с ног до головы. На фрезере и обработать торцы в пакете, и сделать пазы, и пройти плоскость резцом, закрепленном в оправке, вообще без проблем. В итоге - выглядит красиво и аккуратно (поскольку делалось не на коленке болгаркой и ленточной шлифмашинкой, а на нормальном оборудовании), работа проделана большая по времени и трудоёмкости, но сложности это никакой не представляет.

[@gameboy228]

Really well presented!!! Makes it extra fun and satisfying to watch.

[@tommyolsson2802]

Here´s one person who knows how not to bore a viewer. Exellent work.

[@fabricemenoud3296]

Très belle vidéo, j'ai vu ce système pour les tubes de gaz et ou d'eau sur la chaîne KZbin "comme un pingouin dans le désert" Ce que j'apprécie vraiment, c'est que tu ne laisse pas la rouille 👍

[@norayeremeeva]

В этом ролике прекрасно всё - идея, её реализация и демонстрация! ❤️

[@user-wl1jy2xh1u]

Идея кстати взята с гвоздильного станка.

[@norayeremeeva]

@@user-wl1jy2xh1u, я в курсе.

[@breadsplit1649]

Haha, I've enjoyed this a lot! Great machining and excellent directing! And you are in a good spirit ...

[@goanbagayatadarpandurangpa5537]

Loved watching, what a commitment to work, perfectionist, I would say.