Advanced Programming Technique For Taking Deep Cuts

[@1gordon4u]

1" deep, 60% step over, its mad to those who who are just in manual machining...keep it up.

[@RayIrv]

Oooof 😅

[@gillesbkf4315]

And the coolant !!

[@philipstephan4511]

You're gonna murder that tool at a feed like that. You might get away with it for a part or two with a rigid enough machine. But that tool won't last an hour. That's not necessarily a bad thing if you're making a $1000 part in hour instead of 4, like the old farts using their machinery handbook for feeds and speeds. But if you break a $250 endmill first part and your supervisor forces you to slow it way down, you're gonna look like a jackass that can't get their speeds and feeds right.

[@ndpesicgroup]

Incredible skills !!! Great work young man !!!

[@AlejandroPerez-pu5zc]

Dude we programmed C-Axis tool paths by hand yrs ago lol Awesome stuff!!! Old style coding brothers!

[@nonamenoface8828]

Yeah,this Is the real multitasking work! Endless possibilities for endless creativity 👏👍

[@jeremymatthies726]

Tyson, great job explaining what you had going on with the job. Always cool watching metal get murdered and formed into something else. Let the chips fly.

[@VictorHernandez-nt3tw]

Finally some Tyson stuff! Miss that guy!

[@danielhurford6706]

I wonder what the MRR difference would be if you roughed this with a face groover and then finished the octagon with an end mill. Turn roughing usually has a better MRR

[@brandons9138]

Face grooving would be too slow. Drill a hole, then bore the ID to the minimum inscribed circle of the hex and then finish mill.

[@hdfanboy]

Face grooving is painfully slow not to mention they can only cut a certain diameter range before the back of the tool starts to rub.

[@danielhurford6706]

@@hdfanboy I disagree I use it all the time to clear material from the center of a cylindrical puck. You can haul through some material with a face groove if you push it. And you can cut whatever diameter as long as you enter the material in the holders min and max range

[@matthewbudz4733]

@@danielhurford6706if the holder has a min/ max range…. Then u can’t cut “whatever diameter “ drill / boring is faster for sure

[@danielhurford6706]

@@matthewbudz4733 the min/max is only for where you can plunge. As long as you plunge to the final depth within this range you can then continue to plunge rough to the inside and outside of the face groove

[@kmatikzofficial]

This was beautiful, great job! I really need some lessons. I recently got a tormach 1100m @

[@drew4863]

Full send😅

[@tdg911]

Always beast mode, that’s awesome. Much love and gratitude

[@nathanthomas8184]

Great to see how it's used properly & greater precision achieved by the family that owns the store RUNS the store Titan academy BOOMING

[@hamzanawaz7945]

Hey Tyson do you remember that monster drill stalled in the Boombastic show? When I saw your face and heard your voice in this video, that show immediately came into my mind.

[@infinity_CNC]

Great video, would love to know what PC specs you run for Mastercam 👍🏼

[@donniehinske]

G12.1 for the win! That’s awesome Tyson!

[@wrecking_havoc586]

Polar mode for the win!

[@henrykleyn3423]

With that deep cut what is the amperage draw difference between that cut and a traditional shallow 3/8" cut.

[@stevennewman3231]

The best content anywhere.

[@MPenzlin]

can you make a "perfect octagon" with sharp internal edges by using a 90 degree chamfering tool in an engel so that the champering tool gets into the internal edge? Or can you install a shaping tool into a lathe tool holder, and then use this shaping tool to punch the sharp internal edges.

[@nh18343]

I was thinking that too. Would love to see it tilt in there and make some sharp corners

[@wannabecarguy]

I own the tools to do those sharp corners. Only need them for 2 jobs in 10 years. No EDM.

[@adammiller4879]

Iv actually used a similar tool path on our x,y,+C axis lathe, dmg mori, it works great.

[@lucas_alexandreBR]

Very good classes! As we have always seen here;)

[@willemvanklaveren2626]

I cannot help but think pre cutting it with a lathe tool you would be much faster? Isn’t a lathe much better in volume removal? It is impressive though

[@derbacksteinbacker4942]

Having worked on mill turns and mills I think milling is probably faster in many cases. An endmill does have many flutes and you can increase the mrr fairly easy by simply dropping down further. With a lathe tool you only have one insert that has to do all the work. That’s not to say „MiLlS bEtTeR tHaN lAtHeS“ but I think especially on machines that are capable of both milling and turning you sometimes can save a lot of time by going with what a pure lathe or mill guy would call an „unconventional“ approach. In the end I t really depends on the material, part and feature you want to machine

[@ifluvio9676]

@@derbacksteinbacker4942 Na no chance not in this case, it'd be way faster to drill and then bore that hole out to the minimum ID needed for the hex and then using the endmill to finish the depth and walls. Using the endmill for everything just takes longer way longer, has more opportunity to wear and throw the size out. Only benefit is one less tool change really. It's also more economical to use an inserted drill and inserted boring bar rather than wasting a solid carbide endmill on it. Video isn't about efficiency though tbf it's just for fun and entertainment purposes. And to show off a cool cutter path and machine.

[@PeterUhrskovBerg]

Just another day in the office, the cut was pretty conservative? Or at least the entry move was?

[@4DModding]

60% - Unbelievable material removal rate

[@flikflak24]

well we know titan is crazy. i mean what man is not crazy drinks coffee ( even though its nitro cold brew ) from a transparent plastic cup and not a real coffee mug ? in my experience in workships its only the crazy ones that does that btw would it also be possible to ramp it from the final shape and then spiral inwards with the C axis ? ( start at final size and shape -the wall stock to leave and ramping in with 10 degree to the bottom to final depth with pass at final depth and then spiral inwards to center )

[@MyHappyCats]

How you run this method of toolpath in your Heller. Share with us how you do it

[@idranktoomuch2]

Jeez 60% on a 3/4", wtf, though...leads me to wonder, I got a 1995 haas vf0, the cut parameters are within the machines capabilities, may slowly test it's max roughing abilities

[@tuckerlahn2794]

Isn’t that thing more rigid using X&Y instead of the C axis? We have 4 DN’s and they all seem to mill better with the C locked in.

[@kylefuller]

Yeah same for 5axis mills, it’s always more rigid machining 3+2 versus 4-5 simultaneous. Luckily they’re milling 4140 and not anything too tough. Also the vid is pretty much just to flex a multi axis toolpath. If the order isn’t a huge quantity I can see the upside to roughing all this with 1 tool just for ease of setup,.. even if it’s not technically the most efficient way. There’s always a better way is what I’ve come to find lol, keeps us humble

[@brandons9138]

That is a huge drawback of these Doosan machines. With the milling head facing the main spindle like that the X Axis is VERY limited. I had the next size smaller machine at my last shop and it could only go .8 below center line with the milling tilted like that. Using polar interpolation like this was about the only option.

[@roasted7]

I'm guessing that tool would make about 4-7 parts with those parameters before it explodes. Looks cool tho....

[@nickspitzer1896]

What is this part going into?

[@CNC-Guru]

Been doing this for a while now 😌

[@suvajit_Dutta]

Now that's impressive

[@boottothemouth]

Why no cooling?

[@amirfmaster2515]

Why no coolant?

[@Radex99]

Why does he have his hand on emergency button instead of feed potentiometer? It's faster to lower the G00 speed than pressung the emergency button 🤔

[@mathewdasilva4421]

endmill breaks?

[@Cheese_1337]

@@mathewdasilva4421 well if it breaks it breaks, can't do anything about it. and pressing emergency button cuz of that is pointless

[@filippomontevecchi8618]

​@@Cheese_1337if the machine has tool retract it makes sense to press the emergency button

[@myszkoscielna7522]

Tyson - a material killer :)

[@timmontano8792]

I cried at the end of the video, then I smoked a cigarette, and I'm a non-smoker. IT was that good.

[@BrandonHaynesGolf]

That was awesome!!!!!

[@Xgamer-bl8ft]

nice video

[@steveeaustin]

I use that same cutter in Ti and it did not sound that bad

[@weaknessjordan4783]

what about tool life ?

[@Pidalin]

That's very nice, unfortunately on modern CNCs with those cad-like softwares, you very often don't have such a good control over machine to do such advanced programming. My programs on old CNC are perfect because it's written in G code, on new machine, it just do something, I have no real control over it.

[@brandons9138]

It's not that advanced of a technique. G12.1 is literally there to make programing parts like this easier for a human to do.

[@jbrownson]

Yeah Tyson

[@klafilin4061]

Быстрее на токарно фрезерном просверлить, расточить и потом уже делать контур фрезой.

[@AlexLancashirePersonalView]

Are you drinking coolant there Titan ?

[@TITANSofCNC]

Nitro Cold Brew😂

[@dukenukem8381]

I like to learn from you

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[@markniilo]

Where's the destruction?

[@abdalrohmanmousa7405]

On my machine i could go 10% step over 😢 with a lot of coolant

[@importanttingwei7747]

Aluminium roughing new videos please

[@pupetxls2]

That chatter noise though...

[@Dillybar777]

Its taking a huge cut, what do you expect?😂

[@pupetxls2]

@@Dillybar777I'd expect a few % less in the cut, and no chatter

[@Dillybar777]

@@pupetxls2 fair enough if you or me were running this to make something. But realistically, nobody is taking cuts like this day to day

[@ifluvio9676]

It's a roughing pass that's all. No doubt the finishing pass he'd put on it would take that chatter right out.

[@PaulCapello]

Maybe murdering is not a great word to use

[@TITANSofCNC]

Hey Tyson got some nice purple chips though😀 Definitely a big healthy cut

[@zeitgeist2720]

Nope, we out here murdering material.

[@bradhazard4118]

Absolutely EVISCERATING that chunk of material.

[@rcheroes8273]

I would not call this programming I know it takes some knowledge but its nothing to offline programming it

[@AndrewWillis-o5n]

Is it just me or did that cut really not sound good?

[@chauvinemmons]

Damnhomeboy now we're tracking.