HERRINGBONE GEAR CNC VTL (Tokarka Karuzelowa cnc, przekładnia w jodełkę)

[@Noonions]

A healthy fella like your self shouldn’t a hoist to lift that. Haha. Nice work. Love the videos. Your a talented Individual.

[@bostedtap8399]

I had to look up SAE 4320 alloy steel up, looks like it has extra Nickel in it, great machining as always. Thanks for sharing and best regards from the UK. Regards John.

[@jimsvideos7201]

Impressive; that blank alone was an investment for the customer never mind all the work it will take to finish.

[@userwl2850]

At 9.50 you didn't do the drilling operation? Lifting that thing in and out and turning around must be a pain. Great job Chris. 👍

[@joandar1]

First time on YT I have seen A Pye Tape used, Thumbs up and subbed. John, Australia.

[@przemekb4411]

Takie filmy lubię więcej poproszę 😁

[@JoaoSantos-hf2yj]

Show de bola # usinagem PERFEITA

[@shaunfreeman3007]

Just fantastic I have a good lathe but I think you can spin my lathe on your one grate job man

[@dessiediamond7414]

Long time since I saw a Pi tape being used. 👍

[@julianpuzzo6559]

Da gusto ver gente que sabe trabajar. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@alexlukac8852]

Hola compatriota , es una verguenza ARGENTINA TUVO muy buena industria con 7 famosas fabricas del automovil y otras industrias textiles , del caucho GOODYEAR Y OTRAS. Por malos goviernos se perdio todo muy ra`pido despu`es de los an~os 1985, Argentina tuvo fabricas muy buenas, co ban~os para ban~arse , sindicatos que protejian al operario,etc , actualmente en CANADA Y USA no se encuentran fabricas tan buenas y de buen trato al trabajador. Los oficios y las escuelas te`~cnicas de Argentina fueron muy buenas apesar de la mala economia Peronista que robaron todo. Saludos desde ONTARIO..

[@user-yv9yq6dn2q]

Как всегда-хорошо. А уж метод замера диаметра через окружность вообще супер) Надо будет попробовать, а то всё штангель, да штангель)) Правда я надеялся , что зуб тоже нарежешь)

[@user-cg5ls3rn5n]

линейка то какая то специальная, похоже даж шкалы как у штангеля

[@raysn1907]

amesome work!

[@tristinknee5650]

Awesome work! Do you ever do any hard turning on this beast?

[@RumpLeINtiLINsKinnIN]

nice job

[@albertok5715]

To takie die jeszcze robia w usa, myslalem ze teraz wsxystko w chinach.

[@theessexhunter1305]

Great work as always....does the machine have a hair cut program Chris....brought myself clippers in the first UK lock down lol Stay safe

[@D08048]

👍👍👍💪

[@erhamed6003]

Very nice

[@MrKotBonifacy]

That "herringbone" seems to me more like a "red herring"... ;-) "Jodełki nie będzie, ch... bombki szczelił"...

[@ChrisMaj]

Haha, nie ma sprzętu na jodełki.

[@MrKotBonifacy]

@@ChrisMaj No to jak "nima towaru" (ani sprzętu) to poczemu ta "jodełka" w tytule? : ) "Uzębienie skośne daszkowe", względnie "uzębienie daszkowe", mówią, że to się nazywa. Ja tam nie wiem, nie znam się, nie moja branża. Ale filmiki zacne, i miło się patrzy. Pozdrówka! : )

[@nathannoble9741]

I.D. mics on a .001 toleranced bore is usually not recommended. Since most I.D. mics I've seen have. 001 graduations. But experience always plays a role in this whole process. I have several other thoughts but good job.. 👍

[@ChrisMaj]

I haven't had any issues with the I.D. mics yet. I must be doing something right.

[@ChrisMaj]

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[@mathewdasilva4421]

My 2-12 is dead nuts

[@bijaaaczxxx]

Hi, how do you make sure to keep those tight tolerances and how do you deal with tool deflection/vibration? Few times I scrapped a part because tool started vibrating on the last pass although depth of cut didn't change or dia changed 0.2 although I changed offest about 0.04. Those parts were much much smaller though.

[@ChrisMaj]

It's hard to tell. Every machine is different you have to know what your machine can and can't do.

[@paulmace7910]

Do you ever run the HBM? It would be nice to see some of that action.

[@MagnetOnlyMotors]

Where is the herringbone after all that?

[@tomb7704]

Do you do the majority of your machining on that lathe with conversational programming?

[@ChrisMaj]

Most of the time it's conversational and G-codes.

[@jaredjohnson3043]

That's quite the gear! How come you didn't drill those holes in the vertical lathe?

[@ChrisMaj]

I had other job lined up.

[@Elektronaut]

Impressive piece! Will the teeth be cut in your shop, any chance of seeing how that's done?

[@ChrisMaj]

Unfortunately we don't have the equipment to do that.

[@bigsmoke6189]

Will the teeth be hobbed ?

[@ChrisMaj]

@@bigsmoke6189 We do a lot of things, but cutting gears is not one of them.

[@MK-yq3up]

Panie Krzysztofie, między szczękami i detalem są aluminiowe blaszki żeby nie porysować powierzchni? czy jest jakiś inny powód?

[@ChrisMaj]

Dokładnie tak, żeby zabezpieczyć powierzchnię.

[@MK-yq3up]

Widać że się sprawdza :) Ładnie zrobione. Pozdrawiam.

[@user-hh8mh8ni9f]

шероховатость шикарная! а чего полностью обработку не показать? очень интересно!

[@ChrisMaj]

У нас нет оборудования, чтобы разрезать шестерни

[@Cirbonukleon]

How are made the teeth? Do you have a video about this too?

[@kisspeteristvan]

that's a serious piece of steel . On what machine was the prep. op. done ?

[@ChrisMaj]

BERTHIEZ vertical lathe

[@elanjacobs1]

Gotta love manual guide i

[@ChrisMaj]

It seems like people don't really like it.

[@donmathias1705]

How did you set the parrallasism of your faces when you flipped it over?

[@dozer1642]

Rubber mallet.

[@cambrowndrums]

It’s not hard man it just falls on the pucks and voila it’s flat since the other side is already flat after facing it, it ain’t rocket science

[@richardhead8264]

*9:00* _I would love to see the micrometer reading on that 9.000"/9.001" bore before and after the part cools down!_ 🤔

[@ChrisMaj]

Believe me, it's right in the tolerance. I've been doing this for a while.

[@richardhead8264]

@@ChrisMaj _I have no doubt that it's right._ 👍 _I'm merely interested in its rate of expansion._

[@MF175mp]

@@richardhead8264 it shrinks almost exactly one tenth of a thou per 1 degree Celsius of cooling down at 9 inch size

[@currentbatches6205]

Doesn't look like this machine has a constant surface speed feature?

[@cambrowndrums]

It does, it’s in plenty of his other videos

[@tunnel7]

Should have used 15deg approach tool for facing.

[@cambrowndrums]

Looks like it worked pretty well mr know it all

[@franzteuber2879]

I would really like to see some feeds and speeds.

[@ChrisMaj]

Most of my work is one-offs, so my feeds/speeds are sometimes all over the place.

[@albertok5715]

I see chips comes good, that's mean speed misy be good.

[@ceelos1994m]

You’re using (correct me if I’m wrong ) to program I think it’s like a system similar to igf the system okuma has. I think on a fanuc oi control it’s called ios or iso something like that

[@ChrisMaj]

It's called FANUC manual guide i

[@rendicz5595]

3:50 How precise is this measuring?

[@ChrisMaj]

I'll say within +/- 0.001 if you know what you are doing.

[@hinz1]

@@ChrisMaj How do you get 0.01mm with tape measurement? Is that some kind of special tape with fine 11/10 interference scale, like on calipers?

[@ChrisMaj]

@@hinz1 It's called Pi Tape. You read it like vernier calipers.

[@mathewdasilva4421]

whats the size of that bore mic

[@ChrisMaj]

4"~52"

[@godfreypoon5148]

no, that's a double helical gear

[@geoffgreenhalgh3553]

Note the pi micrometer

[@Nanox730]

would it be too much to ask to get a different mic? like the content though

[@cambrowndrums]

If it works just fine why would he get a new one🤣

[@rik52ert2]

штангелей нет чтоль)

[@user-tq6uk1id7o]

مرحبا

[@albertok5715]

Tym micrometrem, to ID raczej pan nie zmierzy, min tym micrometr to 8'.

[@ChrisMaj]

0:25 ten akurat jest od 4"