Our DMG MORI DMU-50 3rd Generation 5-axis CNC Machine has arrived!

This new machine has the moves… 5 axes of movement, to be precise. 🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓 Check out our new DMU-50 3rd Gen CNC machine’s journey so far, from delivery through commissioning, tooling, calibration, and programming, all the way to the first cut.
A big thank you to ‪@DMGMORI‬ for your expert guidance and training. And thank you to Edge Engineering for another stellar installation, still hard to believe we managed to get the crane inside the workshop!

[@chronokoks]

When I saw windows and nice floors, I knew it wasn't a US based shop.

[@greenlightmachinery]

This is such a great video. Beautiful shop, beautiful machine, and a beautiful part. Thanks for sharing with everyone.

[@kw2519]

This generation of dmu50 is soooo good. I have a 2nd and 3rd gen.

[@tkzsfen]

Congratulations!

[@georgekerwood9100]

0:45 "yeah just lower it on to the skates while half my torso is under the machine..."

[@alexanderscholz8855]

I see a new family member is at home! Enjoy!

[@faisal8793]

High tech machine dmg Mori😍😍😍

[@rapidenterprises5681]

Amazing

[@Dobryi_Kot22]

Хорошая работа .

[@amirshafiee4656]

Sehr gut

[@daniels2793]

is the tool changer going the wrong way?

[@dustinwalden7091]

Everyone in AU wears tow truck shirts from what I can tell.

[@Aslan117]

why not HSK holders?

[@elementengineering]

Our machine is a standard spec machine specified by DMG Mori Australia. It has the 15,000RPM SK40 BIG-PLUS spindle. The BIG-PLUS technology allows the use of standard SK40 tools holders, or the BIG-PLUS holders which have the 'Face Contact' contact with the spindle, in the same way as the HSK tool system. Essentially this is trying to give the same sort of advantages as HSK for surface finish, tool life etc. If we had the 20,000RPM spindle then DMG Mori Aus would specify the HSKA-63 spindle. This is an all round machine for us. But as we do more specific work, if we purchased another machine, and needed the higher speeds, we would definitely be looking at HSK.

[@mfn350]

How much is the price tag

[@pablolabarta4038]

I'm amazed how in second 32, the crane operator lifts unnecessarily the machine more than 1.5m above the ground

[@bfore75]

Guessing you didnt see the black box it was lifting it over aye.

[@muhammettas4855]

Hello İ think u changed tool holders with haimer.

[@amirshafiee4656]

Ich genoss

[@elementengineering]

Danke schön!

[@gwater12345]

You need USD 500,000-.

[@whtkngofc]

table too small on 50

[@thelostgeneration2000]

Dmg controls are not quite user friendly

[@darrylm7588]

Seimens is pretty awful but once you get a hang of Heidenhain it's really hard to go back to anything else. 3+2 programming is a breeze with the conventional and when running large 5 axis g code programs its real easy to skip though and start wherever you want, We had a really good post from Gibbscam. Again run away from Seimens, you'll rip your hair out.

[@muddasarakram419]

@@darrylm7588 I've used both and prefer Siemens. The best control is the one you feel most comfortable and competent with.

[@joshuaorange8290]

@@muddasarakram419Siemens is garbage

[@motoflyte]

@@darrylm7588 3 + 2 and 5 axis are identical programs. There is no difference. The code is the same.

[@oberender64]

​@@motoflyte Not really.