CNC WORKING PROCESS

Film for fans of the machining too helpful of CNC machine tools

[@dtom1145]

I worked on some of the early CNC machines in the early 70’s with only 3 and 4 axis machining, paper tapes and not much else. It has certainly come a long way! The only limit today is ones imagination!

[@trombonista92]

I just got my first millwright job , maintaining multi million dollar machines like this every day, it blows my freaking mind every time i see one work, i wish this music played when I was at work instead of the infernal noise they make lol

[@MrWalker1000]

what kind of degree do you need for this job?

[@balaganga6718]

@@MrWalker1000 Usually a mechanical engineering degree or some sort of specialisation in machining.

[@cvjetkogajic6055]

Svaka cast za ovakve programe Cvjetko Gajic Porebrice

[@pheirphon4680]

I appreciate your kindness and sharing able-at-ease. Loving every moment. Peace is all we really need to succeed! Thanks for this opportunity to learn and implement a more happy choicest!

[@darkstatehk]

I just love precision bits going into precision holes, and making precision magic.

[@mikeblin9614]

........Precisely.

[@svhuwagv2965]

And out come precision babies?

[@cvjetkogajic6055]

Ovakvim Novitetima. Pametna Djeca ce upisati zanat i posao ce da privlaci omladinu nece droga

[@BlueStraza]

I'm a sucker for a good flycut, so that hit my fancy very well! So nice!

[@jitendralaxman4423]

Am kenyan watch ing this amazing Machine everseen such a beautiful dose activities

[@busybeamerlaserengraving8698]

This was the absolutely, most enjoyable video ever. The processes, the artful video.

[@kentvandervelden]

The "high speed" manual machining at the end was a beautiful contrast to the other pieces. Great video.

[@94XJ]

Worked an an automation company building automated equipment for automotive factories. Saw and worked with a lot of amazing equipment. Watch the mills in our shop was still by far the most amazing process.

[@johndoe-nm7hk]

been doing cnc lathe and mill machining for 10 years and im still amazed

[@muzzaball]

Amazing, truly. I was going to point out the highlights of this video - but there were too many. I can understand the precision of the smaller machines, but the huge ones were just the same. Incredible! Thanks VM for sharing.

[@harendrakumar2393]

I am a Indian I watching your videos

[@Monkeyman12534]

It's crazy to think that additive manufacturing might be able to replace or disrupt this industry with such massive machines and such elegance

[@dzoni97a]

This is like paradice for eyes :) im learning cnc programinh in school for 4 years and this is the last one.. This is just great to watch and i think that this is the job that i would do with plesure

[@SaleCNC]

As an engineer and CNC machine maker, I agree their works is very good :D Good job. Love it

[@nukularpictures]

Props to the engineers/operators who created the gcode. Amazing work. really want to know how many lines are necessary to create one of those parts

[@angrydragonslayer]

@MikkelRS we once had a program at 1.1 TB, that machine ran for 5 weeks straight, cutting dust after the 3rd day.

[@elchino_34rg43]

Excelente video.

[@kennethkelevra3652]

This is satisfying to watch.

[@LimitedWard]

Even just the drill bits in this machine probably cost more than my college tuition.

[@syntropicboer609]

cnc drill bits from alibaba cost 1 euro each

[@kolby4078]

carbide drill bits range from $10-$250 for standard jobber drills under 1/2" you wont find many shops putting Alibaba drill bits in their cncs, not when knock off american carbide tools are the same price.

[@muzzaball]

@@kolby4078 How much for the ones in this video, the ones that look like small Tunnel Boring Machines lol.

[@kolby4078]

@@muzzaball standard indexable tool holders (the kind with inserts) range from under $100 for small endmills to $200-$500 for indexable drills and up to $1000 for large shell or face mills. You can also get custom tool holders with specific geometry to cut special patterns called form cutters, these can get very expensive in the $1000-$10000+ these are common in the automotive and other high production applications the consumable inserts themselves are in the $5-$50 range generally the bigger the tool the more is cost, especially if you want an unusually long tool as these are hard to manufacture. For carbide tools the carbide itself is the biggest cost. a half inch carbide blank might cost $30 with the finished tool only costing $35

[@muzzaball]

@@kolby4078 thanks so much for replying. Ur knowledge is outstanding - I marvel at lathes and those who operate them, can you see how impressed I am by Million dollar milling machines! 😊

[@hms1688]

Good work!!! We also have rich experience in sheet metal fab, we are a strong manufacturer in China, with high quality and competitive price.

[@BRITISH87PATRIOT]

I'm mesmerized time and time again

[@tonythompson5165]

Absolutely brilliant work????????? Luved it! Focus & attention breeds success!!!!!!!!!!! Keep up 👆 the great work.

[@lordmcted]

watching skynet's birth is so beautiful, im actually crying tears of joy @_@

[@13yearsaprepperr.jtilbury.51]

we are all dead ! we marvel at Ai

[@bangtaicongnghiep376]

Thank the author for having lots of useful information in the video

[@pavankumarchalumuri7178]

excellent machine designing sir...i hope you would upload some videos on how machines work ...thank you sir...

[@agstechnicalsupport]

Thank you for posting good videos on CNC machining processes !

[@nickoutram6939]

Its like watching butter being sliced by one of those fancy Japanese knives...

[@TheNasem007]

i remember playing with a CNC machine at school, i thought what i made was advanced. and then i see stuff like this.

[@EdgarPerez-wf9xq]

Incredible video!!! Even better the last part!

[@GeneralG1810]

I just love watching big face cutters tear through metal >8D

[@fourier07able]

What surprises me most is that they do not use any type of coolant emulsion in the roughing process, even being aluminum. I thought that temperature gradients could cause some plastic deformation.

[@user-dx7pq2xi2q]

مكائن رائعه يسرني واستمتع بمشاهدتها

[@markissboi3583]

👨‍💻TechPorn dont get much better than this 👍 Brilliant work to watch 👉oz🐨straya 🕺cheers !

[@benzergao18]

Nice video. I make my catapult also by CNC.

[@WowMachine]

Good job, thank for sharing great video.

[@mengxu5397]

Charming machine working !!!! Love it

[@surena3727]

who else found this relaxing?

[@TheAbderaman]

most impressive machine ever ! precision and technology

[@KGP93]

Metal looks like butter for CNC 😎

[@flavioaugustodemorais2627]

I love that videos, It's hipnotic.

[@ahmedismail9140]

Am doing some research for a while to build my mill machine, but after seeing this. I will leave it

[@26Umut98]

This is so satisfying to watch!

[@tonyking8461]

good!! the music real touch my heart~~

[@Virtue_Signaling_Land_Whale]

CNC was originally created for my Daiwa Ryoga. Thank you CNC machines.

[@samautomationtechnologies]

good work 👍

[@khamphacuocsong1183]

Very nice!

[@Pau_Pau9]

I NEED THIS MACHINE IN MY LIFE TO FEEL COMPLETE!!

[@itsmemaario]

The pinnacle of human evolvement

[@siva7020]

unbelievable machining super

[@sergeherbstvonmeyer4756]

Don't forget human behind the soft : he's very good !!! Nothing is magic in this work ! We see here the result of good experience ... And i know this !

[@Waldmannfisch]

The background music is so happy :D

[@NenadKralj]

Everything is a PURE PORN :D

[@manfiks]

Bardzo ciekawy film Pozdrawiam

[@ShelbyGT-vo7wo]

Nice fucking video I love this shit

[@qory4672]

you is us dog

[@TansuOzcelebi]

Nice collection :)

[@annaroznowicz3121]

Jak sztuka . Myślę o zdobyciu nowego zawodu . Jak można przekwalifikować się na operatora CNC programistę?

[@manthou1]

good camera man and video audio editer

[@EricOngerth]

I find this difficult to watch unless I wear safety goggles at the time.

[@MrMikedejeuner]

I was mildly blinking & flinching

[@Joe_1971]

Cuts through solid steel like butta.

[@slevinshafel9395]

reali nice wath things can be do with CNC but its not more expensive than molde ? its more high precision article on CNC than make molds?

[@steevenordonez4756]

SLEVIN SHAFEL

[@georgiepeorgie3315]

Most is done dry unlike the old days of oil coolant.

[@Andrewlang90]

Nah, they turn the coolant off for the video cameras because coolant makes for bad filming. Tooling that expensive, be burning money like your inserts if you stopped using coolant altogether

[@evierli3]

the bits at11:02 are hauntingly scary as fuck the things nightmares are made of

[@eLMop]

Eae Felipe Barros 😎

[@robertruffner6031]

Very nice ❤

[@carlosmaldonado561]

woooooooow ive seen a similar tool as to the one at part minute 12 second 40 but it has a different tip which i do not know the name of ! but shaves metal like a hot knife through butter!!!!

[@josephsadowski4532]

Excellent Work!

[@Ijushii]

...the machining 12minsec-20min is amazing.Nice Strategies. Wonder how long it took to optimize....

[@steevenordonez4756]

J Cap

[@kidzcannon]

What does such a machine cost? 10 million? Looks god damn beautiful no matter how much it costs though :O

[@enastyles1281]

Amazing video, i love it :)

[@davidcatalan2155]

oye y si te pide el profe que hagas un resumen de 4 paginas sobre esto que pondriais?

[@metalforming2204]

Nice video

[@regisalves.c4544]

Adorei este video tecnologia linda uma escultura de peças e as musicas tambem muito boas estilos post rock valeu !!

[@ssureshot]

At the end (the manual job) chasing threads up to a shoulder: A test of nerves!

[@Weisior]

Is this thread good yet?! FUUUUUUUUUU -> repeats the process until that fkn thread goes in

[@hopelessdream6052]

REALLY AMAZING WE WANT GET MORE

[@pakan357]

Damn, I have to do a shitload of assignments. Why am I watching this...

[@beepboop69420]

me too, i wanted to watch this cause i have to do an industrial revolution project and i gotta "learn" about this to understand how to complete the project even tho i watch way too much of this stuff in my spare time anyway

[@user-gu5gw8ng2q]

Very clearly video

[@noushadpm2203]

Good vedio, thanks alot

[@robertwhite4369]

I couldn't help but notice that no coolant, not even for the form taps, was used. From my experience, no coolant whilst taking, what looks like, fifty-thou cuts is a lot of stress on the indexible cutters. You can actually see smoke caused by friction between the tool s and the metal being cut.

[@blaugelber4303]

und alles ohne kühlung, ich denke mal das dies im video nur zu demo zwecken abgestellt war und in der laufenden produktion wieder benutzt wird, oder?

[@eliasbernardo9471]

você realmente queria fazer esta peça? porque a maquina fez vários cortes e acabamentos, quando parecia que a peça estava pronta, a máquina cortava todo aquele acabamento e o desperdiçava.

[@aniketkhot6023]

awesome dint evn want to blink ....can u make video on the names of cutter n their terminology n uses ?

[@davidsantos3473]

Bacana esse vídeo, eu tô querendo me forma nessa área aí..

[@MegaJohnhammond]

amazing how quiet it is

wow. amazing

[@StefsEngineering]

Do I have a problem when I recognise and know who made the originals of all the video's in this compilation?

[@logodaedalist]

precision beyond belief

[@dentistasenciudadjuarezchi1154]

It´s like watching art.

[@user-tr2el7ey9s]

سبحانك ياربي كنت اتمنى اتعلم cnc لكن قدر الله وماشاء فعل

[@ahmedismail9140]

تقدر تتعلمها من النت ما صعب، شهرين بس

[@blipblip88]

...it's like watching ballet for machinists!

[@chenyan9399]

Magic CNC maching tools.

[@s4rg380]

As impressive as CNC machining is, I found that last bit were the guy made the brass knob bolt thingamabob by manually machining it actually equally impressive.

[@scottybuenites]

@MikkelRS My opinion is that everyone should be that anal on cleanliness. It gets lost obviously when you're in a workshop and speed is the key but realistically as a young manual miller I dislike the fact that every machine I touch has 30 years of dried coolant and swarf embedded into both the machine and the surrounding floor. Id love to work somewhere that allowed time for a full clean down after every few jobs. I dont think working in a mess should be an accepted norm

[@AlanPieroway]

My first works when seeing this were, "That's f---in amazing. I want one!" :)

[@concretecloud7874]

Whats the drill bit made out of? This is so interesting

[@robsonaugusto7126]

gosto de mais de ver essas belezas trabalhando

[@b3thariaaditama]

it's epic. may i know what's this machine brand?

[@teckseongchong]

Nice cutting

[@PanamaSticks]

Why would you use such a tipsy container to cool your endmil? You tipped it over when you pulled the mill out. Had the liquid nitrogen landed in your lap, you would be regretting it. One other thing... You left the mill in the nitrogen for so long a layer of frost built up, adding to the diameter of the tool. That makes it harder to insert. I'd like to see what happens if you take the tool out of the nitrogen before a l ot of frost builds up.

[@kapetannemo]

THIS IS ART ! AMAZING !

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , automation joint gear , robot gear , over 30 years experience

[@bryanluo5663]

It's good to watch