SCHUNK: Unleashing The Power Of CNC Machining

[@BenediktJanßen-c3x]

Thank you for the great visit!

[@setesh1294]

German efficiency at it's absolute finest. One of the most beautiful machine shops I've ever seen.

[@seanthiar]

Only possible because of the German system of focusing on apprenticeship and vocational education. No need to go into debt to learn....

[@setesh1294]

@@seanthiar that and having an actual machinist as a CEO rather than a bureaucrat.

[@JN.0711]

Schunk, HAIMER, Hermle, Heller, Paul Horn etc. all located in South Germany, a Paradise for every machinist and engineer

[@danielczoller3395]

Kunzmann, Star, POS. A few more :D

[@Matthew_ASD]

@@danielczoller3395 Index Traub , EWS

[@lvxleather]

💯

[@Dirk-Ulowetz]

Festo, Festool, Schuler, Bosch, Maho, Ceramtec, Ceraticit, Arno, Jung, Carstens

[@AlfaD2]

Ziehl-Abegg

[@Arsenic71]

You can tell how genuinely enthusiastic he is about the products his company makes. It's not just a job for him, it's a calling.

[@iopfarmer]

We need more guys like him in the industry!

[@thottodd1758]

Great CEO

[@SchnitzelFritz]

i know some young people who work in cnc in germany. most have a lot of motivation.

[@zahidwalid3868]

The most stunning thing about this CEO is that his proud of his people and he knows every bit of his factory who do what and how he do it. I never saw my CEO in 8 months hi doesn't even know me and my director it's about month and half now sense last time I saw him

[@markdavis304]

Truly insane how smart engineers are. Crazy facility making amazing products. Great tour, Titan

[@snowfall3034]

Incredible to see an inside view of a company you guys speak so highly about! They really do live up to what you guys say!

[@Rimrock300]

Great tour, impressive knowledge from the CEO about all kinds of technical details

[@koncreate8744]

Such a privilege to see this! WOW

[@jeremymatthies726]

It is always wonderful to watch this kind of video from the part manufacturer perspective. Seeing just how clean everything is brings to my mind that the unsung heroes behind the scenes are the cleaning crews, allowing for the machinists to focus on what they have to. You can see it in their eyes that the staff all love working there, just how their faces and eye light up when talking about what they are doing and the pride they have in it. Titan, thanks once again for bringing these kinds of videos to us.

[@seanthiar]

I don't know how Schunk handles this, but in most German companies the employees keep their workplace clean themselves except when you need special knowledge for cleaning like in the food industry.

[@jeremymatthies726]

@@seanthiar ahh okay, that makes fair amount of sense. Thanks for that insight. Always interesting seeing a manufacturer like Schunk compared to a North American manufacturer and the cleanliness differences at times.

[@Typischandy90]

I work at Schunk. Every employee is responsible for keeping their workplace tidy and clean and for the department in general. Every employee also has their own maintenance plan of the tasks they have to do on the machine. This is always done on the Friday before the weekend.

[@jeremymatthies726]

@@Typischandy90 thanks for the information. Everyone looks like they have such a passion for machining

[@deepi101]

leaders who know exactly how all their products work are why they're successful!

[@Sara-TOC]

Great tour, Titan! Schunk has state-of-the-art facilities. The ability to manufacture and utilize their own products in-house is the best form of efficiency and quality control, in my opinion. Seeing Schunk's employees working with larger, multi-tasking machinery so early in their careers speaks volumes about their training program. I also appreciate their chip management system. Very cool!

[@tdg911]

Truly amazing. The amount of moving parts in this one facility is just insane. Thank you for yet another awesome tour.

[@peho8206]

I've been working for 4 years now in this one company and they've put me through various machines like heller, fehlmann, haas and couple of others. But working on heller is by far the best, absuletely enjoying the machine

[@markmall7142]

You are working on probably the best horizontal cnc around. Very expensive machines

[@CompetentMan]

Awesome video, the machine shop is super advanced and clean, really appreciate TITAN and SCHUNK for this great video...

[@MLS_Adventure]

I recently visited our plant in Hausen and can confirm that it is amazing.

[@eightsecet]

I totally love all the enthusiasm. Everyone seems extremely proud of their profession as well as the products being produced. When you love your work it's a beautiful thing!

[@robertlafnear7034]

👏👏👏👏GREAT Tour !

[@TITANSofCNC]

Thank you!!

[@Harzer-Roller]

This German precision and effectiveness is the result of the dual training from apprentice to journeyman and master craftsman. And the love for one's profession.

[@machinetoolcommerce9375]

Very informative. The more eyes are opened to different processes, the better!

[@shaniegust1225]

Love going on these tours with you Titan!

[@scottyang1958]

Thanks you for sharing with the world!

[@RANVEER751]

Your videos provide good feeling I think to everyone machinist ...

[@alexkern9134]

Love the tour. So much going on here its insane

[@lvxleather]

I'd probably move to Germany to work there. What an awesome facility 💯👌

[@danfrankhouser6579]

Love this channel but these videos that Titan does at these plants are so cool! Thank you for doing this!

[@feedbackzaloop]

Always amazed me how they come up with solutions to what I wouldn't even consider a problem!

[@CDubs754]

Thanks for sharing this great video. While the technology is world class the working environment says so much more. It’s evident that at Schunk the management values the experience of its employees as evidenced by the happiness and tenure of so many employees…8,15 even 30+ years! While in the States the focus of management is all too often the case KT (knowledge transfer)e.g. “how do we get as much of the information in this person’s brain to that cheaper person’s brain or better yet a sweat shop in a foreign land to increase our bottom line”. It is no wonder why so few products are still manufactured in the USA compared to last century. How do I know this? I lived and worked for manufacturers in both the States and Germany for over a decade, each, and the contrasts couldn’t be more different from the perspective of how employees are treated developed and invested in with annual training. Additionally, it’s important to note that what Schunk enjoys is partially made possible by virtue of import tariffs the EU places on products dumped there by low wage, unsafe and/or state subsidized manufacturing which helps to level the playing field. We now know that governments who encourage and protect local manufacturing have higher quality of living and lower social strife. Please keep posting these great videos!

[@Lalalacici]

Now I understand why I need to use schunk grippers. Bye bye SMC, hello schunk ❤

[@jomendez6929]

fantastic tour , germany its best and knoleage . titans master was a good humble man ,,, to watch , hear .and process from a youger man , i sulute you with a original heinekan beer . good night ..

[@luiasori87]

Great video and beautiful machining shop. I was surprised that even a German-based company employs several MAZAK machines, and these are regarded as some of the most valuable.

[@kipgore]

Love these SCHUNK tours!

[@ehamann2309]

Just a normal day in Germany

[@messiii.007]

I did an apprenticeship 1984 by Heller . Great machines.

[@Sickksidex3]

Schunk Logistics is really good. No wonder why I always get my parts fast.

[@EdizEren-r5t]

What a great company 😮❤

[@user-Human-777]

Thank you for the video!!!

[@EasyFunProd]

Thank's for the video, very interesting and amazing engeneering company !! Thank's Gilroy !!

[@lonewolf1401]

LOVE THE WORK.

[@bellanorbert23]

Wow I'm impresed!Amazing presentation with high level products.

[@riinche]

I love this video man it really inspired me

[@maxmanus6575]

Hey titans I really like your content. As a former German it's a pleasure to see you make this great documentations, but I got a little dizzy from all the camera movement. Maybe you guys can improve by using a gimbal? That would be nice and awesome.

[@TITANSofCNC]

It’s just the style… most videos are filmed by my team and they are experts… the German videos are more of a raw… run and gun style… where I am all by myself, taking the viewers on a fast paced tour through a shop… like, hey check this out. I filmed that entire facility in 3 hours by myself. Many love it when I do videos like this… Others prefer the slower more produced content. Nothing is rehearsed … I just take a camera and say… hey come with me and let’s go check it out.

[@florin-paularmenean8734]

Don't just dream about doing something! Do it!

[@Schmittminister]

Are you just now coming to the AMB in September?

[@pirminkogleck4056]

This is Peak Production !

[@Shreyash44]

Just amazingly awesome engineering

[@dlfabrications]

14:02/28:31 The robot arm with the magnetic attachment, does the material that arm fetches retain some of the magnetism? If so do you have to demagnetize the material before machining it so that the chips do not stick to it? Maybe this irrelevant, I do not know. 🤔❗

[@vonzis]

Depends on the material of the part, some materials are easier to magnetize. If you hear treat a part it’s also no problem since this will remove it. Some parts are really de magnetized

[@chrisstavro4698]

How would you manage chips in a small shop?

[@Houcnc]

This was awesome

[@SuperJdear]

When you 'Play" Factorio in real Life. Absolut awesome.

[@flikflak24]

Ofc they use there own system in there machines for makeing there own products. I mean if you don't use your own products then what does it say to customers that comes by about your product quality? Would love to both try useing there tribos tool holder but also how they actually make them

[@jeffverdin6105]

Definitely awesome!!

[@bradendouglass6122]

Vey cool, I learned a lot!

[@jesseservice7828]

Parabéns ! Incrível.

[@thuanphong6677]

Quá đỉnh.❤

[@jamalabdulnasir2715]

germany is the country where every engineer inspire to live in

[@krushnakatke4175]

Do an episode with GE and Liebherr.

[@Iamtherodlight1453.]

So awesome.

[@GhulamHussainEngineeringWorks]

❤ good company nice tooling

[@raystormont]

As Dickens might have said it "Some More tours Please Sir!! How about touring Zimmermann, Heynumill, Pana, Gurutzpe, Baisheng, Swiss Mak, Safer? Ray Stormont

[@Klein_Aggi]

Oscar 4 President

[@behemothinferno]

I wonder what Schunk used as work holding for their first product.

[@lenart5146]

They held it with their hands and hoped for the best

[@GermanoEllinas]

@@lenart5146😂😂😂 yeah

[@vonzis]

Started as a company manufacturing for money and saw a market potential in creating custom chuck jaws to this now

[@sumajiji5191]

keren 👍

[@Truckboy383]

💯🔥

[@penguiburst]

Awesome

[@superordinate]

It would be interesting to know what kind of *problems* they deal with in this facility. It's easy to think it all runs perfectly all the time -- but we all know that isn't true. What are the things that make these guys and gals pull their hair out every day?

[@jilanighanchi5570]

I can do this job. i am indian. Please tell me What course do I have to do for this? Answer me please this seriously

[@seanthiar]

In Germany it is a combination of apprenticeship and vocational school. In the companies you have the master for the practice part and the school will teach the theory.

[@michi9001]

While you are in South Germany you should pay GROB a visit

[@randomdrive8226]

25:53 is this nx cam?

[@demovicc]

Doesn't look like NX

[@ajamit007]

Vericut.

[@Kytes93]

36 and he's already having full grey hair. wow.

[@pkrent3461]

I love german discipline

[@Mikkel-RS]

Anyone getting Flight of the Navigator vibes with that Oscar bot?

[@JeffRAllenCH]

Go ask the apprentices what they learned this week.

[@dsygnr]

I could swear that the operator at 11:44 was Turkish, but I can't prove it. I'd recognize him anywhere.

[@PilloTranquillo]

A lot of bavarians are darker.

[@Harzer-Roller]

Maybe! 😂

[@yogeshkumar7402]

No mechanic/shopkeeper has CNC machine in India

[@dotcom8555]

But they out source

[@realrandom7666]

1st

[@twerginz]

No safety glasses?

[@seanthiar]

All machines are in a housing with safety windows/doors and the doors only open if the machine stops and there are gated areas where one side only opens if the other is closed. Robots have safety housings and safety zones. No need for safety glasses except if you are repairing and testing and that wasn't the case in the video.

[@eddypasatrino2039]

Envious of the .1% who actually get to work in a shop like this. Assuming this isn't some soulless button pushing production shop.

[@achilleaustin]

Manufacturing can be a bit boring though, even if you are programming and not just an operator. Mainly just revisions to the program and keeping downtime to a minimum. It does look like this would be a great place to work though, big companies who actually invest a lot into r&d are usually great to work for.

[@Rimrock300]

Guess some of the employees are more the kind who enjoys routine, do not mind do the same tasks over and over. Others prefer to do more various, creative jobs, like being into r&d of new products, improvement of production. One need some different kind of workers to make it all go around. Right man/woman at the right spot.

[@seanthiar]

Most manufacturing facilities in Germany look similar and many young people train to work there. Just think about that many of the tools Titans shop uses are made in Germany and companies like Zeiss, Siemens, Bosch, ThyssenKrupp, Trumpf, festo, Jungheinrich, Deutz etc. are all German. Germany has over 9000 machine producing companies. There is for example the world leader that produces machines to make shoes - the cheap China versions and the expensive brands that are not handmade - the German company DESMA.

[@СейфСергиенко]

💞🙏🔥💯🙏

[@skillercruz5539]

Wonder where this would be at if germany never lost

[@stefanstockl1088]

in wonder where whole europe would be if it didnt commit suicide with the world wars

[@andrewmattson3299]

Well,except for independents like Titian,NYCCNC for example we in the US would be enjoying the same except the Bankers will not let THAT happen.The destruction of vocational(public ed) started in the late 1970's we are really paying for it now Titan left Californis because the chickenshit city he was in would not let him expand.God bless this guy!

[@JosephLewis-i7h]

Jackson Mark Williams Charles Martinez Matthew

[@vipercc85]

I will stick with Mori Seki and Mazak.

[@TimothyWilson-l3y]

Jones Daniel Walker Jason Robinson Lisa

[@comictrio]

Just more product placement ads from a channel that isn't about machining but more about product placement ads.

[@Rimrock300]

Titans and their website is all about teaching CNC machining, for free, online training, to anyone around the world. They are not a job shop anymore. The youtube channel is a kind of a sideshow, their main focus is online training via their website. Naturally they got expences, and naturally they need sponors to make it go around.

[@kevwaller3565]

No technic, you just talking.

[@Kogot7779]

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