Full-length Machining Process of a Surgical Hammer on the NTX 2500

[@DMGMORI]

Did you enjoy this full-length machining process? What other CNC processes would you like to see up close?

[@silyx05]

Hello Dmg Mori really liked the video, a really cool addition would be to give information on the speeds, feeds, depth of cut and so on.

[@dmacdonell]

The ads are extremely annoying.

[@jay89boy]

really liking the full machining videos. id love to see the extended version of the semiconductor chamber housing

[@derekrussell9925]

Beautiful machine! Great part! Would love to see some Horizontal milling! Maybe a production run on a tombstone! That capability is soo important to today's manufacturing.

[@simans.]

Cad/Cam process program

[@wrighty338]

Nice simultaneous tool-paths and linking moves whilst working on the hammer head. The engraving took surprisingly long

[@the.i.am.a]

This is incredible machining for no coolant

[@derekrussell9925]

Beautiful machine! Great part! Would love to see some Horizontal milling! Maybe a production run on a tombstone! That capability is soo important to today's manufacturing.

[@yagermeister1303]

Top machine!! Very interesting main spìndle chuck, quick change and posibility to work with bar feeder or 3 jaw chuck with robot load and unload, first time i see it and amazed about the posibilities and flexibility of this system

[@jasecee8992]

Mori Seiki IS the way FORWARD!

[@Xris-FJ1200]

video très bien réalisée, on y comprend quelquechose, bravo et merci

[@jamescureton]

Why is it relaxing to watch

[@faisal8793]

High tech machine dmg Mori ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@jbrownson]

Nice editing

[@robettarmstrong6108]

I wouldn’t fancy programming that.

[@campbellmorrison8540]

I'm surprised at how nonconcentric the handle appears when being center drilled at 4:26, it obviously was an optical illusion considering the next steps. What a neat machine, what an expensive hammer!

[@illusiver]

it wasn't an illusion it was running out a bit maybe 20-30 thousandths. When they turned it after putting the center in that will make it run perfectly concentric again.

[@georgejackson4790]

It was probably because of the extreme heavy roughing or internal stresses In the material especially after the heat from extreme roughing. Very awesome machine though

[@sunside79334]

for not using coolant at all this is really impressive tho.

[@DMGMORI]

Hello, we're not using coolant in this video for demonstration purpose. Your DMG MORI Social Media Team

[@user-Human-777]

Good!!!!

[@hanpat7348]

I like the live tell stock . Who makes them ?

[@DMGMORI]

Hello, it's from Karl Bruckner GmbH, a company based in Germany.

[@semperfidelis8386]

why would you have the shaft counter rotating from the c'drill instead of holding it stationary?

[@DMGMORI]

Hello, we do that to ensure that the bore is centred in relation to the axis of rotation and therefore, in the middle of the axis and not offset in one direction. Your DMG MORI Social Media Team

[@aldolajak1267]

I noticed that the shaft was wobbling quite a bit.

[@benlonghair]

How long did this take to prove out?

[@DMGMORI]

Hello @benlonghair, it took about 59 minutes to machine the surgical hammer. Your DMG MORI Social Media Team

[@fredrezfield1629]

@@DMGMORI can you share the program >?

[@DMGMORI]

Hello @fredrezfield1629, the component was programmed with ESPRIT EDGE Cam. Your DMG MORI Social Media Team

[@ironmask5308]

Gonna look in the comments for the button punchers thinking they are actual machinists. You know, the type that say they can cut the cycle time in half and with half the tooling.

[@hitman-tv4733]

😮😮😮👍🏻👍🏻

[@BaldwinChurchill]

961 Elroy Brook

[@JohnWick-qw6ec]

Oh, thast why the hammer costs 30000$😂

[@psiklops71]

make a rib splitter

[@vincentdjkoots7661]

Wow omg

[@cyber2526]

27:05 💃💃🕺🕺

[@cemento1941]

All that time and you couldn't show us the whole finished product?? WTF !?

[@martin32238]

to remove the chamfer with a ball cutter, are you even crazy?! you spent a lot of time on an operation that could have been done in one pass.

[@squirrelwood8008]

This is a demonstration piece. They are not pressed to minimize cycle time for mass production. Yes, there are better ways to do this for sure but that would not allow them to show what fancy things the machine can do.

[@martin32238]

@@squirrelwood8008 everyone already knows that these machines are among the best

[@electriccruiser7796]

You probably haven’t made prototype parts before…

[@NicosM51]

Yeah really inefficient programming of all the milling.

[@vincentdjkoots7661]

250 out of grippe??

[@zmija1891]

I would love to see a .50 BMG Cartridge replica made in Titanium.

[@4GSR]

My little brother can cut your running time in half and he works for DMG Mori. How do you like those apples?

[@DarnThatDragon]

Cringe

[@4GSR]

@@DarnThatDragon Lol! It's all good.

[@user-Human-777]

Apply coolant, but nothing will be visible. You can film videos like this in the bathroom every day... Don't interfere with enjoying technoporn.

[@ipadize]

but at what cost

[@karlc8808]

does he still play with dolls?

[@sbrunner69]

One of the many stupid reasons why healthcare costs are out of control.

[@Mattias-mc1rm]

.. the cheapest club from home depot would do the same thing .. or a rock

[@slepy777]

Drilling should be done before rough turning, when the material is more stiff

[@Mattias-mc1rm]

but the drilled holes would knock the inserts to bits, and cause vibration marks ;)

[@zupazdzicha]

I don't know who the technologist is there, but I think he's some kind of fool. Do you make the overlay in after roughing as the shaft is flaccid???? Bravo, congrats on the idea, you can see in 4:16 how the shaft is crooked. A machine for 500000 euros and it makes a bubble like an old unrepaired machine tool with slide clearances of 0.5mm. Mori Seiki used to be a company, after the acquisition dmg is not the same - you can see the savings everywhere in these machines of yours.

[@squirrelwood8008]

What you see at that timestamp is youtubes inherently flawed image stabilisation in action. The flashing background makes it think stuff is moving when it is not and it compensates for that erroneously. But you are free to believe otherwise.

[@ironmask5308]

You sound like the average button puncher who dreams he is a real machinist.

[@AlMg1SiCu]

That is likely from internal stresses in the material. You can tell the person programming this knew what they were doing, as they roughed it out _before_ putting in the center hole and then finish turning it. Had they done this before roughing the final part would have become a banana as soon as the center was removed. They also spun both the part and the center drill to help ensure concentricity.

[@Ераполкович]

Soft metal