Joint Shaft Flange / CNC Lathe Machining

Machine: Hankook PROTEC-9NC

[@Michal_Sobierajski]

Hej! Niedługo zmieniam specyfikę pracy. Do tej pory obsługiwałem frezarkę (haas vf2) a od lipca/sierpnia będę obsługiwał tokarkę Haas'a - będę musiał nauczyć się kilku nowych rzeczy, więc z jeszcze większym zainteresowaniem będę śledził Twój kanał. Pozdrawiam 😊

[@ChrisMaj]

No powodzenia życzę.

[@patrickmartinez3217]

You call that the odd corner…I call them the free ones! Great channel I love the videos!

[@johnlawler1626]

Lovely job mate thanks for sharing 👍

[@DolezalPetr]

the glass like surface finish is just perfect

[@eugeniopizzorni]

Buongiorno MAESTRO CHRIS. Complimenti🤗🤗🤗🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@rolandolievanoagudelo.5112]

Excelente trabajo. Maestro muy buen acabado felicitaciones.

[@rodrigomolina5475]

Exelente trabajo amigo chris saludos de Torreón coahuila mexico 👍🏾👍🏾

[@jimp.4531]

old machinist never die, they just keep turning. oh and old grinders just spark-out . hehehe

[@yajtramer6913]

No we just. Move to money. We become bosses. Lol

[@shortribslongbow5312]

To bad we will never see a gallery of precious work pieces. Outstanding work!

[@wheelitzr2]

Nicely done!

[@vektortopgun1731]

Slow Mo with chips is awesome 😍

[@vektortopgun1731]

Please show more how you machine form tolerances indicated on the drawing

[@adriankingston4338]

Beautifully done mate i love whatching your work mate soothes the turners soul 😁👍

[@theessexhunter1305]

They are more like a profile grind for a shaper Chris....A Booth will be getting excited lol Nice work...had a C19 jab yet? as had both of mine being a old git lol Stay safe

[@jimsvideos7201]

Look on the bright side, interrupted cuts get you a broken chip.

[@ChrisMaj]

Yeah, but lathe takes a beating.

[@alaasha3ban699]

As usual..good job with high accuracy...but we need more ...why you don't your skills for a channel teaching a basics for cnc lathe? I think it will be good for your followers 😊😊

[@ChrisMaj]

I just don't have the time. This whole KZbin thing is already taking more time than I anticipated.

[@TuanNguyen-md8cc]

Hi, your video is very educated. Do you think u can show us some video on jow to properly use steady rest and centerdrill long shaft on lathe. Where i work everybody try to make it secret. I have to do my own. But sometime i wonder is this properway to do it or not

[@azietxu5779]

BUEN TRABAJO.El vaciado con la herramienta de tronzar habria que mirar si compensa hacer en torno,igual en la fresadora a la vez que el taladro interior hacerle el desbaste,por lo demas 👍👋.

[@MBTechnicalClasses]

You are CNC master

[@sambor7433]

Nice job. Any holes in ya 6inch Ansi Flange? I know what you mean about that bloody noise, nice change up on tooling again nice job.

[@ChrisMaj]

There's 10 holes on the flange face, but I didn't get a chance to record that.

[@sambor7433]

@@ChrisMaj Bugger that would have been cool to see. We buy all our big flanges in. I only get to make small ones. Waiting for a job to come through so i can use our new Doosan Puma GT2600 for PCD face hole drilling. Good job mate love your camera work to. Have a nice day.

[@duckslayer11000]

I always enjoyed making 4340 chromoly band saw shafts. Thanks for taking the time to upload these videos. Are you the shop owner? I only ask because it is rare an employer would be ok with someone filming.

[@ChrisMaj]

No, I just work here. What I'm recording it's mostly repair jobs so they don't really care. There's more but I can't record that.

[@andrewtetley3883]

Great work Chris thanks for sharing this!! Surface finish is brilliant. Got a question that I keep forgetting to ask you. When you do the set up of the piece with with the DTI’s how long does it take you to get the piece “true”?? Whenever I used to try it took me ages, I only ever got a brief description of what you had to do and I then had to guess at it and teach myself. Hence it took me so long to do it.

[@ChrisMaj]

After all this years I'll say I got pretty good at it.

[@lwilton]

I've watched several of your videos over the last couple days, and I think this is at least the second time I've seen you make a part from something that had been previously machined as something else. I assume this stock doesn't come from the steel supplier. Does the customer supply their own stock, or when someone brings you something unrepairable do you keep the old part to use as stock, or some other way?

[@semperfidelis8386]

dude...couldn't chuck that thing up with less runout?

[@TrPrecisionMachining]

good job

[@s864008]

I m a newbie. Why not using coolant every time?

[@ChrisMaj]

Just for video purposes

[@jasonthompson514]

What was the milled flat on the job for ? And the turned diameter? Seems like a real simple job to start from raw material with or without a hole in it.

[@ChrisMaj]

That was a piece of some scrap material, and it had a big keyway in it.

[@jasonthompson514]

@@ChrisMaj no I understand

[@pawelbukowczan1979]

Jak się nazywo firma w kierej robisz?

[@Mpm-bu4gy]

JESUCRISTO TE AMA 💗🕊️💗

[@simonzorko9981]

coolant??

[@yajtramer6913]

Try imagine doing this the old way on a big engine lathe by hand. 🤮🤮

[@vladmir6796]

Резцы свистят! Или тупые, или неправильные режимы резания!