How to Program & Machine INCONEL 625 | XL TITAN-1M Tutorial

MASTER CLASS - Watch as Titan Gilroy takes you step by step through the entire process of CNC Machining an XL Inconel 625 Version of the TITAN-1M Building Block.
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I know nothing about CNC, but the way you teach I was able to actually understand exactly what was going on..

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Get your tale to school

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These inserts shall break upon this inconel like water upon rock! True story! On a serious note, I’ve been in the trade for twenty years, and I’ve rarely seen teachers as clear and focused as you. I’ve recommended your channel to a number of guys on the floor, and we’re all fans! Keep up the outstanding work! 😀

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I've been doing this type of work for almost 50 years, and I always say you're never too old to learn. I did today. Good video, and thanks for the tooling insights.

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My background in a nutshell. Retired 5 years, 45 years in the trade. Tool and Die maker, prototype R&D machinist manuals. Back to school spent the last 20 years as a manufacturing engineer process planning , programming (mastercam), tool and gage design (solidworks), and onsite with customers doing design for manufacture anyalsis for Boeing and Honeywell Aerospace. I think you are doing a wonderful job that is so needed for todays up and coming machinist and the industry. Keep up the great work. My story is similar to yours way back when, glad your here.

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I just retired after 47 years and half a dozen shops. Wish I had found you years ago. I ran CNC intermittently, and the material list was constantly being added to. I used the net to help figure out some tough situations. You are by far the best I've seen at explaining some of these hard to run materials.

[@freddepauw]

This, for me, was one of the easiest understanding videos. Thank you

[@spkrman15]

Gilroy, awesome tutorial! I have never machined inconel but you explained the steps, reasoning and tools perfectly. I really hope people understand the time, effort and expense you have invested in these tutorials. Thank you to you and your team.

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Titan, You are an outstanding teacher. I am so grateful for guys like you who will take the time to teach the younger generations a trade that will guarantee their success in life. We need more like you. Keep up the outstanding work!!

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I learned more in that thirty min video than I did in a year of Cnc classes. Would have give anything for a teacher like that

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Thank you!!! Watch the Vlogs and Friday’s will also be on speeds and feeds.

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A year?...Get your $ back

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OMG 😱 I would cry for weeks!!! Treat every machine as if it were your own.

[@KeithAlumbaugh]

I machined Inconel for about 15 years. After learning to machine it, stainless cut like butter.

[@aajpeter]

I've now watched this all the way through twice. I don't do machining. Still I feel I've learned useful stuff. Amazing.

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If I was young. This would be my choice. Thank you Titan, for all you do to educate Americans and others to become CNC Machine programmers and operators.

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Titan Gilroy , I hope you read these comments, I want to thank you for your building block series. This is the first tutorial that I have seen that made any sense at all. Im on BB 1M and I plan to do them all. I saved my money and bought a Tormach PCNC1100 and discovered that I was on my own with Fusion and really Tormach. I considered selling it until I found your BB series, now I am learning and confident I can utilize this machine......Thanks Man.

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Thank You Titnan . I did learn a lot. Please keep the videos coming for machining tough materials used in the stamping die field. Such as D-2, CPM 10V and Stainless steel. All soft and heat-treated.

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28:00 and on... blew me away. like from me. subbed. love the detail! 30:50 is such a crucial step in that process..

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[@BlueBagger83]

Currently in my final session of Machinist trades school up here in Alberta, Canada. We are focusing on CNC Milling (something I have very little experience with as a lathe guy), so this video has helped me understand a bit better what I am not quite understanding in the classroom (it helps to get a couple perspectives). Also, recently dealt with inconel, so maybe I can machine it better next time the job comes up.

[@WCGwkf]

Speeds and feeds with the proper tools and a machine rigid enough for the material. Simple!

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Dude said, " I just want it to be beautiful." Lol. Me too dude. Me too.

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Absolutely loved this video! Well done.

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Greetings from Germany love this type of Videos you‘re doing! Didnt know inconel before...

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I have too say by far the best walk through video I've seen on feeds and speeds and not taking for granted your audience are all experts and taking your time to explain yourself and the reason why . just so refreshing to watch well worth hitting the subscribe button . as a newbie to fusion 360 and CNC at a late er time in life :) you make learning it so much more intresting .ps bit the bullet and got a brand new mini mill . why sit there thinking about it get out there and do it you never whats around the corner

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Beautifully explained, Titan!

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[@johnhoylessceptreofself-so6214]

I am machining inconel on a manual lathe. Had problem with melting the corners off a 3/4" drill running at 200RPM... I found drilling further with a 1/2" drill at the same speed was much easier. I'm finding this stuff easier to machine if you go much slower than nornal. It's a bit like drilling into a very tough stainless steel, like a piece of Cutlery. Sometimes if I accidentally work harden doing a 1/8" hole I have had success breaking through it using some little single flute carbide router bits... I've even had success grinding a masonry drill into the shape of the tip of a normal drill to get through something that's work hardened

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Through this great video I've got more information and learned more (only theory, unfortunately) than from any other vid on KZbin. Thank You so much for sharing experience and showing manufacturing, machining in so professional and mesmerising way! I wish I could join Your Academy and learn more! Cheers from Georgia (Caucasus :) )

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I smarter after watching this video !!! Awesome tutorial. Love it.

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Very well explained! Thank you Titans!

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We would then be competing with China

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I cut cast inconel every day at work. That stuff is so frustrating to cut consistently. The feeds and speeds we use are so much slower than what you just showed. Thank you for the informative vids, keep it up I'm learning alot!

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Best explanation I've seen/ Keep up the Great work.

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Inconal is in the superalloy class.keep them videos comming.

[@mikeberlinquette9896]

Awesome video as usual Titan... might have to buy a piece of Inconel to give it a try... Thanks for all the time you put in .. much appreciated

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Thank you for choosing love over hate 👓

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Cool stuff Titan. I've been running VTLs (w/out live tooling) since 2006 and am looking for a new job with VTLs with live tooling so I can up my game. Been watching your mill videos to learn more about milling. Thank you.

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Your video shows me how little I know. Tons of technical know how on display here.

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[@brianpennington2018]

Just got through peeling Inconel 625 rods at work today on a bar peeler.

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Excellent video my friend. I have a part to make at work ( inconel ). And this video it had been perfect My starting point from here Thanks

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Mr. Gilroy your a great teacher!

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Thanks Brother

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Jeez, Then you ask why everything is made overseas.

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@@albert-uj8ci cheep slave labor.

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@@johntitor7600 What? in Europe? But hey keep King Georges inches.

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im from germany but i love your Videos :D because i love maschining :D

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This was awesome learning and watching this.

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Brilliant videos, clear and explained well

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That was awesome!!! Thank you so much✌🏻

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Those Go drills are awesome. I used a 9/32 diameter to drill 400 air hammer bits made of s-7 tool steel. The last hole was the same diameter as the first.