Dangerous Big Heavy Duty Lathe Machining Action, Fastest CNC Lathe Machines Modern

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[@michaelhughes7437]

Single tool gear cutting was good to watch.. We used to cut 15ft mining gears but used a HOB

[@kathleenhoward9901]

From Paul Howard Great machines and beautiful music

[@Gamerock82]

Amazing how many people commenting about there being no danger. With so many "fails" videos around I just don't get it. Anyway thanks for sharing some of the most satisfying machining I've seen in a while. It is quite easy to forget that there is such precision involved when the part is BIG. One expects tiny tolerances in tiny parts but it is even more important on huge machinery where a tiny mistake can become a giant fail. Kudos to these guys that keep our huge machines operating with all the precision of watchmakers.

[@wiliss3670]

The machine work is breath taking, the components are awe inspiring.. could sit and watch this for hours and days ( maby replace music with sounds of machining process) more relevant.. gotta go to work now..😊

[@TheTheo58]

Serious CNC lathes and milling equipment

[@glasslinger]

That last deep hole drilling was amazing!

[@Metalbass10000]

Roll in and out of those milling cuts 👍🏿 The huge electrical power plant parts on the lathe, that's relaxing work once you get into it. But that gear hobbing, those massive gears, is an art, a science, and witchcraft...

[@matiasrodriguez3789]

I'm in love with these machines 😚😚😚😚😚😚😚❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@larryhooverpedofilekillerc4177]

Hello good evening thank you for being beautiful thank you for being wonderful I hope you have a great day the greatness in you is beautiful. Good night

[@billramsey2337]

All I can say is,Amazing!

[@chrisntheboat]

Incredible machines.

[@colinware4295]

Brilliant, absolutely amazing! Perfect programming... produces a perfect job!!

[@carreteFILMSPro]

That's a BIG ASS caliper :)

[@timrussell1559]

The level of innovation and precision in this day and time is astounding!

[@Mya.Griffin]

I just a video of an older guy working in a factory and then I guess he leaned over something and then all of a sudden the machine spun him around and there was blood everywhere.. so yeah machines can be dangerous

[@vshmo5860]

same. I binge watch gore but that has to be one of the worst things ive seen

[@glowboys5168]

@@vshmo5860 its the worst ive seen because it hurts emotionally. Even thought the video was from far away. Its the way he goes from being a regular person to like a piece if meat in a matter of seconds. Had to turn of my phone for a while after watching it

[@Gudzon91]

Mens work, i think world has forgotten what REAL man is unafraid off. Cheers from eastern Europe

[@danvanhoose6783]

Wow!

[@davidwatson3750]

I was a manual machinist for more than 37 years and I would machine parts on a Meuser engine lathe with Chuck diameter of 9ft with bed length of 85ft 4inches, running dril stems for Haliburton.

[@jokesmaster101]

Thanks for sharing, good stuff.

[@davidelliott5843]

There is no danger? None. Nada. Respect to the engineers they are amazing. but their work is not dangerous.

[@martinmartinmartin2996]

Moving, rotating powerful machinery , hot ,sharp, metal fragments of metal cuttings, splashing hot oil and abrasives, all are hazardous , potentially DEADLY !

[@vshmo5860]

Video came out of a man getting caught in a lathe machine and being spun into literally just blood and guts, its super dangerous

[@hilltopmachineworks2131]

Nice Niles Lathe.

[@jyotej8555]

Wonderful

[@Wa3ypx]

I realize not everybody can run a CNC machine, and it takes good operators. But there is something to say about the old school methodes such as what Dave Richards does in his videos.

[@CrimFerret]

And some of these parts still have to be within 10ths for tolerance even if they weigh multiple tons.

[@canadianrabbit4838]

CrimFerret and if you make a mistake, the entire piece is scrap.

[@amirshafiee4656]

Very Very Nice

[@haydenbuege2749]

POV: you just saw THAT video on ig and you looked up what machine it was and it brought you here

[@marcello9440]

Is that the one I think you are talking about yesterday? Guy gets sucked in and body parts start flying everywhere. All the comments in Spanish?

[@AlexA-gn1ux]

@@marcello9440 same lmao

[@icyyomari5665]

@@marcello9440 yes and it got me terrified. He literally died in seconds. im never working with machines 😟

[@rickastley4393]

@@icyyomari5665 when you work with a lathe machine you can’t wear a big jacket like his that’s why it got caught in the machine and he die

[@lilmekenny]

I saw it on reddit...mad way to go phew

[@eagle___shadow]

Wow

[@jeevanm.adyapadi324]

amezing

[@sparty94]

would be nice to know what the part is for.

[@zakiadam3717]

most of them are wind turbine gears and generators rotors.

[@rajanadeem3683]

👍🌹👍🌹👍🌹👍🌹👍

[@larryhooverpedofilekillerc4177]

hello good morning thank you for being beautiful thank you for being wonderful I hope you have a great day. Goodnight the greatness in you is beautiful

[@markuspalmqvist3692]

Dangerous!?😏 Maybe you could come up with something else?

[@stevenleslie8557]

It's not dangerous if you know how to use it

[@BLMCFR]

I enjoyed using a lathe, 20 feet between centers with a 48 inch chuck!! 30 HP drive motor. Ken wouldn't let anyone but me use it. And you are 100% correct, it is not dangerous if you know how to use it!! Though sometimes the materials can give us surprises that we don't expect, but do plan for just in case....

[@slipstreamvids7422]

The old method involves removing metal to the final part. I look forward to creating the part on a 3D printer instead.

[@matejmotuz108]

3 d printer can't produce metal with the same qualities as these machines

[@tinkmarshino]

woof! that was some fun!

[@jasonwills1116]

ThatsthebiggestVernierihave everseen. Dificultogetanaccuratereading?

[@Gamerock82]

The space bar is the longish one, closest to you on the keyboard.

[@johnnyfj100]

I enjoyed the video until the music started then I turned it off , never to return.

[@rtp3962]

Dont get butt hurt. Use your volume button.

[@boogusnutsack5926]

Just did the same thing without even realizing that was why xD

[@johnnyfj100]

@@rtp3962 then I cant hear the machine noise

[@andyb7963]

@@johnnyfj100 what machine noise? There isn't any

[@JohnBoyDeere]

Change your title as it is bogus!

[@mariomorozinbajcic3408]

amazing !!!!!!

[@ramo7963]

beaucoup d'usinage en avalent ....bizarre

[@jasonwills1116]

Thisis justART WORK forengineers.

[@nelsonthekkath4830]

What's the music after 9 minutes? I love that.

[@diegocalleja8805]

Mucho cambio de plano innecesario.

[@BLMCFR]

I have a floor model Bridgeport type mill. It is considered a hobby machine because the speed adjustment is done by changing belt positions, but it is solid and precise none the less. The best thing I did was to retrofit it as a 3 axis CNC!! I stretched the table travel from 16 inches to 26 inches!! I also added a two speed reduction so it went from 9 speed to 18 speed to turn large diameter tools!! I am ready to retrofit anyone's machine if they need it done!! I ain't free though..... Still can be much cheaper than buying a premade CNC if you are in the area where I live!!

[@BLMCFR]

I also have a rotary table that I can incorporate if needed and have 4 axis CNC if I need to!!!!

[@jasonwills1116]

Eachchipprobablyweighsakilo.