Inertia Friction Welder for Aerospace Component - Model 480B

[@Beans813o]

In some parts of the video the audio wasn't maxing 95 db, I really think you should increase the volume a bit more

[@malikemad4]

Lmaoo

[@Kyle-xt8ip]

Lol

[@WildlandsGG]

This music is way too much for whats going on, jesus

[@ShabazzTBL]

I had to turn it down.

[@andypandy2716]

I feel like the boy finally gets to kiss the girl at the end of a romcom

[@dcgeeked8917]

you never realized did you?

[@WildlandsGG]

@@dcgeeked8917 realized what?

[@rlabiche]

what music there wsn't any sound at all

[@Khaltazar]

1:58 - You'll thank me for saving you 2 minutes of your life.

[@diamondbrony8550]

Too late, most of us watch the video before see the comment

[@starlittle93]

Thank you sir... Much appreciated...

[@ThomasAndersonbsf]

what would be nice is to explain why they are taking so damn long to getting around to the business of putting the metal to the metal so to speak, I mean is it time to ramp up the RPMs or something? and why so much weight to such a large unit then that takes so long to get busy spinning at the right speed? is it needed to avoid it slowing down due to friction buildup? I get the reason why it is done so deeply with a thick layer pushing out, (push out impurities, which means if they had cleaned this stuff carefully under argon, the amount of waste could have been avoided. as well as need to have the centrifugal force to keep it spinning at the rate needed when the friction started building up) also if they typically use this on titanium, that argon environment could be used after removing the oxide layer that passivates on the titanium surface, so that less waste of such a hard to process material (ie get the impurities out of it that make it more of a rock than a metal) I used this on steel with aluminum, no argon and got about as good of a bond as you can expect (the aluminum on aluminum from molten ingot to extruded part so about as strong as aluminum can be, was as strong of a bond as the one between the iron and aluminum to make my rod with a slice of iron going through it (long story but basically the short is I needed a freely spinning shaft that had a section of magnetic absorbing material but the rest was non-magnetic so that the magnetic field did not freely flow through the hole the aluminum passed through)

[@You-wv1gi]

Thanks brother

[@ramenify551]

Thomas Anderson u talk to much

[@jerrbear706]

can it run crysis

[@freddybell8328]

Jerr Bear what? 😂

[@cylosgarage]

Jerr Bear maybe on its lowest graphics setting, but that's still a stretch

[@emdieless3407]

Today we have a remastered version it seems.

[@hamkahamham4681]

P

[@hamkahamham4681]

P

[@RadiantSkiddMarx]

That was a hell of an intro, followed by some Windows movie maker from 2007.

[@tomasviane3844]

Poor guy at the welding station has to listen to that music everytime he's doing a weld.

[@rlabiche]

as I said before WHAT music

[@DalePersad]

Friction welding allows dissimilar materials to be joined. This is useful in aerospace where it is used to join aluminum to steels.

[@virtualtools_3021]

how is that not corrosion city?

[@jtcustomknives]

OMG you would think thy where trying to get a Grammy. The dramatic walk to the control panel face palm. I have been a machinist for almost 20 and I have never walked to my machine like that.

[@LetsBeClear87]

SKIP TO 1:57

[@danielparker5648]

LetsBeClear thx

[@tealcrystal6088]

my friends (>30 ppl) and i enjoyed it. thank you

[@anqen]

slm kralicem

[@Isaiah1-kb1ws]

Outside of Tijuana on a chilly day, this was the most fulfilling 3 minutes 13 seconds I ever had.

[@Fylnnn]

I think this kind of welding is as strong as the original part, i meant like before the welding, the whole part is connected, unlike conventional weld

[@fatbetrn1976]

Probably why it’s meant for aerospace engineering lol

[@Zane.T]

What if we put a glowing 1000 degree knife in it?

[@cylosgarage]

Just don't

[@addictedtopiano]

photoshop it to look like it's hot

[@jerrynovotnik]

But look at that logo animation! What a marvel :)

[@richd21t]

Jaroslav Novotny what program did they use for the animation?

[@Alpaax]

Not sure

[@civicsr2cool]

I'll wait for the harbor freight flux-core version

[@BonsonPylon]

Mint

[@burleydad]

my thoughts, not that anyone cares or should: this video is nearly 2 minutes longer than it needs to be. The truly impressive feature in this video is how quickly that massive spinning wheel stopped.

[@virtualtools_3021]

this is why u install SponsorBlock

[@exoluh6097]

How is this trending lol?

[@albertwoodward3308]

Exoluh its clearly the newest trend

[@Potatomoolie35]

Exoluh they payed for it

[@hh-ck6ko]

What are you talking about?! All my friends watch friction welding videos.

[@dedusmuln820]

YT should keep the algorithm this way

[@danielharman4437]

Really? That huge contraption for merging two pieces of metal

[@Xrecon-js9em]

Daniel harman its used to weld in space as there is no oxygen

[@danielharman4437]

Xrecon2004 oh very cool. Thanks!!! I missed that

[@Xrecon-js9em]

muffinluveruuu oh trust me i did but somehow they plan to

[@TheAndroidlegsforall]

Daniel harman This is not meant to be used in space. The description started the production of a jet engine part. Also Aerospace encompasses all flying machines, space vesals included.

[@blueblade455]

I was asking myself the same question but then realized this machine creates a far more faster, efficient, cleaner and more reliable weld for large equipment. Especially when the perfect weld is needed for aerospace technology.

[@sandpaper4483]

you know for when you need a room sized machine to stick two small disks together.

[@rlckyrlcardo]

funny, but you need it because in space (what this is meant for) there is no oxygen.

[@noealva]

amrick but don't things weld together in space just by touching each other?

[@davidb5205]

+Noe Alvarez, Cold welding (which is what you're describing) requires microscopically perfect contact between two microscopically perfectly clean surfaces. Friction stir welding has low manufacturing cost and more reliability.

[@jacewanca4240]

Noe Alvarez it’s spinning and making friction

[@lilhank69]

Ohhhhh, Now i know that Friction Welding means zooming into a spining object and watching it. Thanks Video!

[@gottafly2day]

Dilbert: Couldn't we just machine it from a single piece to begin with?

[@ragnaroknibba6083]

Was thinking the same, but apoarently this allows different materials to be welded tigether that you normally cant. Like aluminum and steel

[@th.n.5502]

Best video.If i have wear in a surface which wear has given way to the material and has created step, material retreat, then i can't describe this wear and gouge????

[@hypershadow214]

First Google with the annoying ads now Google with the stupid trending section. However this video is satisfying

[@ronplucksstrings7112]

Must impressive video (the interesting part anyway), because music was less than impressive (I would have rather liked to hear the noises during the operation!) and a minute of the foreplay could have been edited out, but I'll refer to this video to demonstrate what happens if you forget to install the Key in a tapered Axle to Drum-hub joint on the rearend of a sixties Volvo, when reassembling after doing a Brakejob...then ignore the noises...! Cheers

[@agelec63]

A question. When you want to use friction welding manually! In a lathe for example. How do you now when you must stop rotation? Please inform me.

[@mtifrictionwelding]

Hello! Unfortunately, we cannot give advice for this specific example as we recommend using and specialize in dedicated friction welding equipment. Lathes can be retrofitted for friction welding, though.

[@BedazzledChanclas]

Play the music a little louder and I might be able to hear it.

[@CHROMEETHICZINE]

Fucking beautiful just the way it creates friction WoW, so amazing 10/10. Would recommend to your culinary proffesor.

[@gagenelson4735]

Never thought this many people were into welding

[@sepphuber7434]

most intense video on youtube

[@KoiAquaponics]

Way better than stick, mig, tig, or any other type of welding there is.

[@irw4350]

I think I've got one of them in the back of my shed somewhere

[@bongwaterbojack]

Really cool. But couldn't that part have just been cut out from a solid block?

[@martkart5858]

Not if you're trying to weld two different metals together

[@lwmarkgraal]

my welder works with all the friction from my relationship

[@Skywalker-zu7od]

Lw Mark legitimately funny

[@gerrickhaynes77]

um N um fun

[@rnqtn]

Second comment

[@Dude-gd5wm]

Every Trending videos comment box. "OMG WHY IS THIS TRENDING" Fuckin 2017 starting to be a meme.

[@etheangel2220]

Seems really useful....

[@gauravpatwardhan2512]

how do you calculate upset lengths?any formula or charts available?noscope 360 xxxxxxx

[@ramsesrameez5430]

do you know the worst way to die and how just get stuck up into the black whole matters to be in well performed .

[@suheladesilva2933]

Great video, thank you.

[@iac4357]

So one Side spins against the other Side, with Friction melting the 2 Pieces together ?

[@philmybutup4759]

Yup

[@mohammadsa4870]

CRAZY. were there a gap between the two surfaces in the first 2 minutes or were they toching each other until the heat increases and melt them together?

[@ADN1996]

never clicked the mute button so fast

[@JediFight]

How strong is a friction weld? It’s a cool idea, but I am curious how much the two metals actually blend?

[@antonh1159]

Its very strong actually. Its about as strong as a normal weld but it has specific upsides that makes it more applicable for certain uses

[@Maximus_Naughtius]

As strong as step sister getting stuck in the washing machine.

[@JediFight]

@@Maximus_Naughtius what’s that even mean?

[@Eline_Meijer]

Video starts at 2:00

[@AhmadIbrahimAD]

Looks like the trending page is different for other users, it's probably a mix of very popular trending stuff and some things trending from your past searches and history

[@hithere5553]

Ahmad Ibrahim which is dumb, that's what the homepage is for

[@ramsesrameez5430]

japan is trying to build best and good friction energy to build better energy consuptions in the world.

[@noealva]

Wait, so when the metal is welded wouldn't it make the other part rotate too?

[@tricitiesair]

The chuck. The round part holding the cylinder has a clutch to allow or stop rotation.

[@arenacloseragariohub4429]

why the crap is this trending??? 23k views posted on August 12th KZbin WHY AREN'T YOU DOING YOUR JOB ANYMORE!!!!!!?!?!??!?!??!?!?!?????!?!?!?

[@Lasthair]

What is the purpose of this?

[@legendary1690]

Awesome vid

[@GeneralKenobiSIYE]

Would it not have been less trouble to machine both pieces as one rather than two and then welding them together?

[@YodamboY]

So its only able to work on parts that fit in that grove? I wonder what part that is a part of... maybe engine or something...?

[@tonyfutter7497]

YodamboY nah the centra part can be changed to suit and size of job really that's just got one in for a drive shaft of a jet engine

[@teslatruck6697]

cool stuff, kill the music please

[@TJ-wg3ud]

I friction welded a boring bar sleeve to a part once but it wasn’t intentional. Lol

[@Davidsavage8008]

What temp is psi reduced?

[@100trumper7]

so this is just friction and pressure?

[@tonyfutter7497]

Brain Storm pretty much yeah.

[@LTEAndroid]

How in the actual fuck is this possibly trending? Its not possible!

[@carieeuniverse8367]

I can imagine everyone quoting that Infamous quote from Bill Nye the Science Guy, "inertia is a property of matter. BILL BILL BILL BILL BILL BILL BILL"

[@voltac1000]

trending my ass! some KZbinrs blink and have more views than this in less than 3 minutes

[@ShredPenguins]

Views != trending any more and it never should have. Shares matter more, which is exactly how it should be. What also plays a part is how popular the channel's previous videos were compared to the one that might be trending. If a top youtuber gets 200k views in a day but some channel with 14 subscribers gets 50k and 200 shares, the 50k one is considered to be trending.

[@rockyroad9376]

2:33 this how sonic gain his power to be fast well gotta goooooo

[@jtcustomknives]

2:00 to see what you came here for.

[@silurus1783]

I'm surprised the title wasn't WORLDS MOST SATISFYING VIDEO

[@samuelscott7646]

Why no shielding gas?

[@dockeryjt]

No melting, hence no shielding gas required.

[@far2kthoughts158]

What is this?

[@mirai_the_idiot]

when brakes heat up to the point of melting

[@SolomonCornish]

They could've chosen better music than the ITT Tech theme song…

[@velocipede3663]

Solomon Cornish lol

[@migsan7030]

longer than it needed to be

[@mrshelfsong]

but why ?

[@bulannn2024]

waiting for resonance cascade...

[@monto313]

Wait. Why not just make the final product from one piece of stock instead of making two smaller pieces then having to do that?

[@ianmarkhammes2071]

monto313 Because then you would have to cut the single piece before welding it back together. Starting with 2 pieces saves a step. When you spend the amount of money it costs for these machines, you think ahead about those kind of things. Believe me.

[@tonyfutter7497]

monto313 this process allows two dissimilar materials to be welded together so it makes components cheaper by only using high grade steels where needed and lower grade steel for other sections.

[@monto313]

Now that makes sense. Thanks for answering.

[@Mr.E.Shoppa]

Why make us wait two minutes watching a revolving shaft?

[@Angel4298G]

why is this on your trending youtube

[@w5monkey]

so that's how you join two plumbis'!

[@savannahnight9395]

Ah .... one question? Why?

[@blazerorb]

@ 2:01 “Now kith…” Sad child of engineers playing with their machine toys instead of dolls

[@MrWhisperASMR]

Yeah, that el do it

[@SyedAdnanAli-xc7qs]

AL KABIR POLYTECHNIC SE VIEWS A RAHA H TUMLOGO so be thankful to us

[@irishnovember5900]

WHAT?! WHAT DID YOU SAY?! I CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER MY WELDING MUSIC!

[@pics]

Seems like overkill?

[@haz1m195]

Lisa Clooney not really. If its for building cars, sure it will be overkill but its used for space where you need to make sure its are tight

[@rockyroad9376]

so KZbin broken or hacked man wtf

[@silverblaze2012]

That looked like a waste of time and money. What exactly did that big ass machine do??

[@iano1903]

LionOfJudah space has no oxygen so they can't use a blow torch to weld

[@tcjak12]

Ian Mccamant they dont need heat to weld in space. #coldwelding

[@brianwaugaman55]

I've always why we couldn't mine tunnels using this method. Turn rock into lava, use lava to create smoothe tunnel as it cools

[@skankhunt-vw8xr]

This is Casey Neistat's fault.

[@typ8723]

KZbins trending algo is fucked.

[@GeneralNachos]

disliked because I'm tired of companies using cringy music track and such horrible cameras.

[@uthayakumar05]

#total #motorcycleart #🧠 #50cent

[@quincexl1279]

The music was highly unnecessary.

[@Pseudomonas38362]

can we blame reddit for this one?

[@mkakhuankaolung202]

I know only today about this..

[@skyred2]

I've determined that if you want to know anything about this process don't read the comments.

[@frankcarotenuto5901]

That's a whole lot of machine just to squish some metal together...

[@DaRealRoachDoggJr]

Neat!

[@zeph199-n4x]

1:59 You're welcome

[@astronut3830]

that intro🫦🫦🫦

[@bartekmazur5528]

Kto od prof. Chrisa ? 🤣

[@themonsters5467]

looks like a giant lathe to me.

[@tonyfutter7497]

Themonsters546 that's pretty much it but with a massive flywheel at one end and a fixed chuck at the other. Lol

[@jabroski69]

Vid doesnt start till 2:00

[@Supriya100kar]

Wow! The moment it rushed into the other metal!

[@foxmulder4653]

Why not just get one piece of metal the size that you need? It looks like they're joining small pieces together

[@fusestation2839]

see...for "aerospace" used