TITAN visits KENNAMETAL

[@Abe_P]

As a native Pittsburgher and a PhD student in machining, there is nothing finer than seeing Titan highlighting such a great company while hearing the native Pittsburghese accent. Thanks for the inspiration Titan!

[@thatguythatdoesstuff7448]

Abram Pleta Pittsburghese. Love it.

[@collinschultz157]

Where do you get a PhD in machining?

[@KCautodoctor]

@@collinschultz157 according to his personal website he got his PhD at Clemson University in December 2018 with a focus on alternative tool path milling strategies for superalloy materials

[@joachimsingh2929]

Ehrm.. Pittsburhginaoise IF I May.

[@Abe_P]

@@collinschultz157 apologies for missing your comment, however two years later I can confirm it was Clemson University. UNC Charlotte, NC State, Georgia Tech, Clemson and University of Tennessee at Knoxville are the major sources of machining research in the US. The National Center for Defense Machining and Manufacturing is putting many resources to work to achieve the next generation of machining technologies. It’s an exciting time.

[@markparkinson5760]

Hi Titan Thanks great video as a home shop person just getting into cnc with my first machine all the videos are great and provide inspiration knowledge for all people interested in CNC many thanks Mark over the pond in the UK

[@sarders7116]

Awesome! As 17y old machinist student im very motivated learn more about this indursty

[@multiHappyHacker]

Should have asked him about the different coatings.

[@robertmahaney6831]

you will never be unemployed

[@173roberto]

I'm impressed today. Titan you did a great Job visiting Kennametal. I've been busy working in the Haas ST10 programming by hand because I passed the basic training and I realized that canned cycles are so amazing.

[@davidwootton683]

This is an amazing video. Many thanks for bringing this to us. I use tipped tools because of the results. I also buy HSS tool steel and make my own inserts. I make my own tool holders. ZAR 5..00 ( SA Rand ) versus ZAR 1,250.00 per tool holder. Rand to the Dollar rate 1:14 Rands. I rebuild machines that have been scrapped and new ones as well. I have just overhauled a machine they stopped building 15 years ago. It works too 1000 divisions per mm. Its error is 1.5 division + -, so the heat factor is 5 to 7 divisions when cutting metal. This is stabilised by using coolant. If you chuck out older manufacturing systems and rely on new technology to replace them, then you will be at the mercy of them sooner or later. I will have to say this though. By all means, teach youngsters to push buttons. But teach them to work on the older machines as well. Because if anything happens to the software and the electronics that run the new wonder machines. Then you will be back in the stone age. Kind regards and greetings from Africa.

[@superdupergrover9857]

Also these old machines are still useful even by modern standards. Sometimes you don't need or even want a high power CNC. That and the Bridgeport style milling machines are astoundingly flexible. With the right (albeit unusual) setup, you can machine on parts _larger_ than the milling machine. Can't do that with any CNC machine I've seen.

[@firestarter5038]

@@superdupergrover9857 yeah but old machines can't compete with new ones. I can out machine multiple machines because of table size and HP. 120"x320" cutting zone 48hp spindle

[@superdupergrover9857]

@@firestarter5038 Old machines can't compete directly with new machines, sure. But they still fill a valuable niche.

[@ApeX2411]

As a former CNC-machinist I just love to watch this! Really great vid!

[@patrickmcclintock7027]

I'm a big Kennametal fan. Very cool. The guys I've worked with from KMT are always good folks, know a lot about the product. I didn't know their company's history though, I always thought they originated in Germany! Awesome.

[@thatguythatdoesstuff7448]

Patrick McClintock What kind of shop do you run?

[@spankeyfish]

I thought they were German too!

[@mdelaserna10]

They have some of the best cutting tools but still can't compete with Sanvik's silent tools

[@dekonfrost7]

At 3x price

[@joachimsingh2929]

Or your spelling.

[@dekonfrost7]

Suck it singh

[@joachimsingh2929]

@@dekonfrost7 was i talking to you?

[@tiagopereira6275]

Trabalhei pouco com ferramentas da Kennametal, mas esse pouco já percebi que é umas das melhores tecnologia de ferramentas de corte que existe no mercado.

[@chrome4ks]

Thanks Titan! On my last job I had a high level co-worker with a hardon for Iscar. They're excellent tools, and he was a bit hacked off that their purchasing went to Kennametal for tooling. Something about buying American made for DOD contracts, OH, and supporting American businesses.

[@lomparti]

Titan always looks like he just escaped from prison. lol

[@Einfach_der_geilste]

He is.

[@JohnBlaze505]

That boy swole

[@swissalmonds2775]

Chad

[@robertlukenbill5681]

Na he's just a beast

[@mattruth7109]

I'm a junior in high school that knows what he wants to do, but has no idea for what company. This video just sold me. I want to work at Kennametal

[@dekonfrost7]

Well are you working there?

[@Allenkcn]

That's cool that you can have a good relationship with the people that provide you with the tools you need to keep your own business going. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@MillennialMane]

I work in a small shop in Idaho and we use kenametal tools and inserts every day. Their shit is the best. Their harvy endmills are nasty! Nothing better. Cuts steel like butter

[@123haxman]

I Think you forgot about Sandvik, european tools are better and that is a fact my friend

[@gredangeo]

Great video Titan. Awesome for Kennametal to show you around. :)

[@foxxx5.941]

I'm new to cnc machining just got a job at a local shop in Ohio n in just going threw some of titans videos n we have a kennametal in Orwell that I applied for but didn't hear nothing back for anyway I don't have no background in cnc machining but I received a amazing opportunity at the place I'm with now

[@gman5986]

This was a great eye opening video of Kennametal R&D Thanks Titan!

[@colinbastien8389]

We got the kennametal voucher with our new vf2ss and tool supplier hooked it up with NOVO, love it. with every company had a version of novo, makes it so easy

[@trevorjansen4102]

Hehehe, now everyone is going to ask for Denise when calling in. 👊 Boom!

[@benthurber5363]

I was going to ask for Katie, honestly.

[@astaschak]

This is pretty cool. I was born and raised in Latrobe. I work for a mechanical testing and research company 5 minutes from this very building. Specifically a smaller figuring and repair building for the company. I've always wondered what they actually did there. We run a good bit of kennametal tools.

[@stevendickey5565]

Kennametal makes good quality tooling. Probably the best out there.

[@null7328]

I love kennametal and Sandvik. Plus these videos have great production value

[@pendago8484]

We have Kennametal calendars, in Holland!

[@FredFlintstone21]

Very cool video! Thanks for sharing! I machine big rotors similar to in this video at Caterpillar. Small world! We have a new rotor that is coming out that would blow your mind if you saw how huge it is. Not to mention the behemoth machine it goes in!

[@pekkahmar1859]

Did i just get a Tennametal ad at he start of the video

[@crazyeagle567]

Amazing video! The quality was great.

[@ScottMoyse]

Sick! Thanks for putting that together.

[@JetNmyFuture]

That facility (campus) is STUNNING!

[@turbochevelle5641]

Excellent product, I use their waterjet nozzles and they are great.

[@disco169]

I didn’t realize people still used kennametal, a lot of companies I know of got rid of them like 10 years ago for Sandvik and Iscar. When I did use them they were way behind in range and quality but things may have changed now.

[@hdl454154]

Nice, all my toolholders for my lathe are kennametal and always work as good as on day one

[@JohnGrimsmo]

Excellent video Titan!!

[@davewhitman2336]

What make off CNC Mill do you consider is the best out there?

[@danhyde7501]

9 axis? I’ve only heard up to 5 axis Forward/back Left/right Up/down Rotate about y axis Rotate about z axis What more axis do you need?

[@ZakuNuva]

Dual spindle.

[@redjello666]

9-axis CNC is a blend of lathe and 5-axis machining.

[@redjello666]

Jonathan King main spindle c1, sub spindle c2 / w, turret xb / zb, and milling head b / y / xa / za

[@toadjam12000]

I best buddies Father was one of the guys that started Kennametal. His first name was Ken.

[@leonfreytag4452]

Keep that lights green🤘

[@johnjorquez4837]

I run a Cat PM 820 Cold Mill....and use kennametal bits. We are taking anywhere from o to 2" of concrete off the highway....I think it's odd that they just show there teeth barely scratching that granite block. And yes the tips do and will bust off..Wirtgen and Kennametal brands both. I would really like to see a video on how the bits are made.

[@davewhitman2336]

Do you guys use Data Flute Endmills?

[@dGAMER-tr3hw]

Thanks for this topic

[@Daniil_0092]

Its awesome) hello from Russia with love 😘

[@JoeSmedzy]

Ugh when he said he's milling inconel I was having bad memories 😂 such a pain to machine

[@tomlively288]

nice I never knew ! I thought we just were a fab shop in the desert

[@moritzhambach1991]

Nice. Have a unusual question Those safety glasses. What brand and where can I get them ? I can’t get them where I live

[@leeloybrillo9159]

Dream company,,dream boss!!

[@hurozgur8610]

Titans of cnc,love your

[@jamesbondzyk6046]

What machines does Kennametal use to test their tooling?

[@bluesbastard81]

I worked at a place called Clap Dyco that was bought by kennemetal , I just ran a manual machine grinding diamond tools for cutting Honda piston od's and ring grooves , it was very tedious and boring to me . But they made some crazy toola and had some very , very , very , complex insert grinding machines that measure / probe in process . They had alot of then at over 1 million dollars A PIECE for those machines . Part of the reason tooling costs so much. Very cool but not for me , I like making actual tools and parts , but that's just a personality trait .

[@Adrian-hx6dq]

OMG! this is the like the APPLE PARK but for people in the manufacturing field edit: never thought that research and development was fun. School dont show us how crazy and cool it is!

[@teesvalleytoolworks6333]

Sadly Kennametal's direct help and support does extend far beyond the US. I tried to get some help but I was just pointed to a distributer. One of these locally just hands me a catalogue? If i knew what I needed I would not be asking I needed knowledge able support but the UK support is clearly not as good as teh US sadly. This is all I got from Kennametal. Thanks for your email. Please contact one of our distributors - we usually suggest Cromwell Tools or MSC Industrial supply co. Please let me know if you need any further help 😊 Thank you and Kind Regards

[@teesvalleytoolworks6333]

I thought i should update this as I have just had a second response from Kennametal which was excellent and just what I expected, they recommended the Mill16 to me, with inserts for cast iron and a wiper along with suggestions for helping to ensure the super finish I am looking for. This was the type of excellent customer service Titan refers to in this video. Thanks Kennametal.

[@liuyangyang]

compared to german and swiss ones. are these any good?

[@TITANSofCNC]

Yes

[@balooc2]

for endmills and ceramic sure. if you're looking for inserts Iscar or sandvik/seco is the way to go!

[@MrManJoseph]

crazy how there is a tool that makes the tool... what makes the tool that makes the tool's tool tho?

[@23uhr]

nice! We have these tools here too!

[@KillerJellyFish676]

the high schooler who filmed this needs a raise.

[@Koloss04]

So... what happen with Imco?

[@TITANSofCNC]

IMCO is Amazing... I love their endmills

[@Koloss04]

TITANS of CNC You always use American products.

[@ZakuNuva]

We have a kennametal center in Asheboro nc, good tools

[@justinscarberry6098]

I work in the asheboro plant

[@kentvandervelden]

Fantastic!

[@lesaatuatasi6267]

Man, I always wondered how the tools were made. Now I know thanks To Mr. Titan Gilroy! Thank you brother!!👍

[@L1qu1d_5h4d0w]

why is their market cap so low I don’t get it, so undervalued…

[@Freeuserfree]

That's a great video ! Super !

[@sbkarmen]

Your damn channel got me to buy 3 kennemetal Harvi end mills

[@richardjames1405]

I love kennametals turning and milling inserts. Their boring bars are not so good. Sandvik boring bars are 2nd to none.

[@Thonss]

Why is the music so spooky and loud?

[@ZediZero]

Awesome ! :) Would love to test out there products :)

[@nicholaspflugh3902]

Thanks! Just find your local Kennametal distributor here www.kennametal.com/en/resources/distributor-finder.html or give us a call at 800.446.7738.

[@loremipsum4102]

That ceramic endmill through inconel was pretty sexy

[@jimclarke1108]

Looks like TITAN found a new toy store ))

[@mikebrown41182]

And people around the world Wonder Why america is a great nation with pride! Well just take a look at this. I Love it! Cheers from Sweden!

[@D4ng3rB0yc3]

blomgren182 haven’t you heard of Sandvik? Are you really a Swede? XD

[@Guranga93]

Or Seco

[@OB3R5T]

Ever heard of Sandvik?

[@mikebrown41182]

D4ng3rB0yc3 nope, never heard of them, actually i have no clue how this works, i just stumbled upon this, and was impressed, i had to Google the company you talked about and apparently they were also great. Yeah my name should indicates i am swede. But i do know of SKF and what they do is impressive. I dont know much about CNC or metals at all :)

[@mikebrown41182]

Guranga93 no i am green when it comes to this particular field, i stumbled upon this clip and was impressed, but i assume that the company you talked about is great to.

[@joshsalp6742]

This is right down the rosd from my house

[@kisspeteristvan]

There is another yellow team , maybe even bigger .

[@Gwiedert]

Sandvik?

[@chrisoblas2421]

4:34 My safety guy would have a conniption and then die of a heart attack.

[@АндрейПопов-г8е5п]

USA booom?

[@bobburns5856]

Retired former manager of CAS. Denise Hart is the best of the best.

[@สุรศักดิ์ศรีกันหา-น2ฅ]

I like the way you are . My master.

[@สุรศักดิ์ศรีกันหา-น2ฅ]

Welcome to Thailand.

pause 5:33 cutter completely destroyed :D

[@StudioGamersg]

awesome

[@AlenMalen-q6e]

Ketie ❤

[@joachimsingh2929]

Hes so corny lol i love it. BOOOM

[@Ty_N_KC]

Holy shit that's a nice place.

[@davejohnson7938]

Hey Denise

[@thegaminggoat3918]

Ree-Alexia Zalin

[@santiagocanalesortiz9056]

Thanks gringo

[@truethought2581]

Bohm?? Ohhhh I get it Boom!!!

[@Ztalin]

Finally some decent machines in 'Murica! Not that haas crap!

[@matthewcohen1553]

This is some serious shit, I like it!

[@toni-thomasschneider3779]

Boom

[@Israkiwi99]

Kennametal good tooling but still a long way behind sandvik and iscar for innovation

[@samboles8796]

Nice

[@Tsripper69]

Booum 6:37

[@willl84]

nice!

[@sudarshangowda5488]

Supper

[@GhulamHussainEngineeringWorks]

Nice F t r

[@natep86]

I miss the pre scamdemic world.

[@BZT-1]

I'm willing to bet some money on Titan Gilroy being a trump supporter.

[@KimJongUn-cp7vw]

Jose Hernandez maga

[@fg786]

I find it funny how americans are so damn proud of stuff from the USA, that they forget, that almost every company around the globe pretty much does the same. What is even funnier about all these experts is, if you have a special application customer service will come to you, with a big suitcase saying: "I don't know try one of these and there are like 40 different turning inserts." Well thanks, I couldn't figure that out for myself.

[@هيبهملك-س6ع]

نو

[@هيبهملك-س6ع]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@joachimsingh2929]

Gaaauuuuy

[@MrMirkoi]

Boom ahahah

[@conmanumber1]

Isnt Kennametal Israeli?. Its amazing China has 80% control of worlds tungsten

[@andreasungar8043]

looool