Who is TITANS of CNC?

[@trevorgoforth8963]

I'm proud to be a part of this team, proud of who we are, and blessed to be able to help change the lives of others. MANUFACTURING IS KING!

[@JonathanDuddy-oq6nv]

Amen bro

[@Strife584]

Who carries out the maintenance on your CNC machines?

[@donniehinske]

It’s such an honor to be a part of what Titan has built! Leaving behind an educational platform is such a blessing

[@wm508mt2]

Hey, Donnie , You said in the comments that there will be solidcam lessons on tornos in September . Will they?

[@nathanbieri7060]

It's been awesome working for a company that pushes the industry further in a highly respected way, while changing lives for the better! Let's Keep It Going! BOOM!

[@KylieGranno]

I am so proud and so humbled to be a part of this incredible team, and to be included in the community that manufacturing is! Make Manufacturing Great Again!

[@russellofcnc]

I’m a bit biased but TEAM TITAN is the best TEAM on the planet! BOOM!

[@iansandusky417]

Amazing team indeed! You're a huge asset to the industry!

[@michaelvaldez7175]

Who knew a Monday morning visit to Tina's of CNC in Rocklin California would lead to 4:56 such a great advanced education platform. Working alongside Titan as he transformed our San Quentin program is a highlight of my 34.75 years as a human condition reform advocate.

[@TITANSofCNC]

Tina’s ? Love ya Mike

[@lorenzor3618]

I totally admire Titan Gilroy and his team for what they do. It is amazing; cannot find the right words. Of course there is load of commercial and marketing approach, but ALL you (team) do is REAL. You are makers, creating tangible complex things, not just speaking. Fantastic. Thanks very much Titan G for what you do, for what you transmit and the way you energize your team. Amazing!

[@ronb5105]

Thank you to those at Titan that have worked hard to do what so many of us have tried to do from behind the scenes for the last 40 years. I remember when I choose to be a machinist in 1986 and go to trade school at the age of 15. I was ostracized by family, friends, teachers and school counselors. I needed to have a degree to be someone or something. I have done work for all the major Space, Air Craft, Automotive, Medical and other companies without a degree. I teach degreed people manufacturing. I get to teach the Airforce and Army manufacturing. I saw this was possible 20 years ago and no one believed me. Thank you for bringing my vision to life and doing what I could have only dreamed was possible with this effort.

[@StuartsShed]

It’s phenomenal. After decades of manufacturing being played down as a dirty, second rate career possibility, Titan and team have almost single handedly shown the truth and made manufacturing “cool” and desireable to the public at large. Very well done indeed. 👍👍👍

[@Sara-TOC]

Love this video! It dropped at the PERFECT time! 😊

[@rakhoo5236]

Keep your ambitions high, never settle.

[@gameGuy777]

Congrats on the new Swiss academy. Doing big things Titan. Keep being you bro.

[@shaniegust1225]

Proud to be part of such an amazing team thats come so far. Free education worldwide is necessary and in demand. Kudos to TEAM Titan!

[@travisj.3994]

You can talk about doing things, or you can do things. Titans of CNC is getting after what needs to happen in this industry. Let’s go!

[@hippie-io7225]

Your channel expresses some amazing elements. Your example inspires me, even though my field is electronics and software development.

[@marcusedwards8749]

Titans of CNC is a mold for experts, continual growth happens when you can see the future in the youth, and conspire to deliver your knowledge to them. Purpose......

[@sbprecision]

"A world-changing force." -Best phrase in the video! Way to grow, inspire others, and lift up manufacturing. Can't wait to see the channel cross a Million Subscribers!

[@Davoodoox1]

Sounds like the voice and text was done by A.I

[@blackshadow772]

Great video, Great Team! Your commitment to providing free education is truly inspiring. Keep up the amazing work!

[@TheNobleone-d9f]

Hats off to you Titan, Jesus has truly put his hand on your and you are making waves on this world! 😃😃🙏

[@MrBuonomoWI]

Can't wait to get this program running in New York schools!

[@markdavis304]

TITANS of CNC is doing BIG things 👏👏👏

[@weener1981]

Amazing to watch. As an apprentice in the UK around 25 years ago... the company training me took delivery of a Tornos Deco 2000. Definitely one of the first installed on UK soil. A machine with capabilities never seen before with its now perhaps outdated PNC control. Experience with that machine set me up well for a career machining. 1/4 century later I'm still at it although not swiss. Not enough investment in Tornos south UK.

[@ontheotherhand6490]

Titan has inspired me to build my cnc shop into something I didn't think was possible, respect for titan has well been earned

[@UnknowableAbsolute]

It is incredibly interesting to watch your channel, even despite the fact that I will hardly ever be able to buy CNC machines of this level, it is always pleasant to watch your presentation of the material and the interesting experiments that you conduct 💪

[@christophervillalpando1815]

Loved this video!

[@nathanthomas8184]

Been following Titan for a long time & the pedigree of intelligence is NUMERO UNO Staff & all that you dont see Kudas to you all & family god bless & keep BOOMING

[@unaffected_covid]

That's heavy! I'm here for it. LET'S GO!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@CNCMachines]

This is awesome!

[@walukaggatimothy7972]

I'm Timothy from Ugandan...CNC machinist.. so proud to know about the incredible TITANS.. it inspires me and I'm so humbled. I always have questions while using mastercam and have no one to ask.. can I kinldy get a hand?

[@maciejcepak8861]

I saw you on EMO Hannover last year. Hope to have another chance to shake your hands.

[@h2opower]

They sure have taught me a lot about the machining world and hopefully with what I have learned I can one day move to actually do something meaningful about our climate change problems.

[@ChannelVariabel]

Seperti sebuah karya seni, kalian sungguh hebat

[@Yamototamto]

Love it. Also it is all fun and games when you see demos from for example sandvik coro... and then you see titans going 2x faster and 3 times deeper xD

[@markedwards1900]

Titan is a good motivator

[@33ad1]

Great job 👍👏

[@bellanorbert23]

Keep it with the good work! :)

[@MasterCraftFishing51]

The one thing I will say being in this industry for over 30 years. I have gone from a newbie to working in mold shops tool and die shops job shops a cnc programmer and now Engineering in the aerospace industry. I have seen it all I have done it all set up , fixture design, macro programming can run every cam software on the market. The machinery in this shop is amazing , the reality of it all is this. Most shops do not have these capabilities most big shops have machines half broken most don't hold tolerance , new machines are laughed at. A prime example is Starret Tool . Most of there machines are 1950s. They still run acme screw machines . lots of shops do not have a but a few sets of mics and some gage pin to measure parts. Its sad and that's why this industry is falling apart shop by shop. Its sad really i have made a good living doing this .

[@brandons9138]

Never been in an ISO 13485 or AS9100 shop I take it? Shops at that level can't compete unless you've got the tools/machines to keep up. If they fall behind the curve they die. Sometimes quickly sometimes a slow death.

[@smartprojectssystems7027]

wonderfull!!! amazing!!!

[@VictorHernandez-nt3tw]

They are the number 1 and all the titan haters are just jealous.

[@hayden9944]

Can you make some parts for us in the UK?

[@kgranno]

We do not do any contract work anymore. Just parts for content showing you the features and benefits of each of our products!

[@racsohernandez-e2y]

Where can I buy a t-shirt?

[@TITANSofCNC]

Titansofcnc.com Thanks

[@oleksiiselivanov1656]

Unreal cool

[@JonathansImprovements]

2:33 "Cutting Edge"... Pun intended.

[@chauvinemmons]

I've been in the trade now 50years I have one of the first desktop computers people here in Phoenix told me back in the day I was one of the baddest ass badasses here we were cutting remex tape reader plugs off hooking them up to commodore 64s most shops didn't have N/Cs if they did they didn't have word address cards. Somewhere around here I have the equivalent of a 1980 USB drive, a raw FIFO memory with dip switches on each end to adjust the baud rates the number of bits all the parameters in or out it wasn't that big but you can even use it as more tape from memory when you've already used up your 80 m. Junior year of high school I made my first 20 sets of 426 hemi heads for top fuel and alcohol racing. I can't even believe where the computers are today although I've come to that point where I hate technology I don't want to ever know or remember a password ever again there's a feeling like no other feeling at the end of the day that is knowing you can make anything you can dream of if someone can dream and explain it to me I can make that.

[@chauvinemmons]

You can even mix it up if you want make your own machine elements make a machine add electronics program it use the parts made to do something else.

[@NoNeckNelson]

Git R’ dun!

[@javierandresquinterovilleg5592]

Hola me gustaria aprender soy de Colombia, aca diseño y hago moldes de inyección pero debo aprender mas.

[@gregprevis34]

It must be a awesome experience to work where excellence is cultivated rather than a tolerance for mediocrity!

[@officialprinz]

maybe in America only

[@TITANSofCNC]

We have the biggest crowds at EMO when we attend and have students in 190 countries. We are 30% US and 70% rest of the world.

[@brianwaayenberg3099]

Sounds like an investment pitch

[@Tark0r]

Nice, but are you sure is this the future, I will taking my future technology over 1000 years to bringing today ;)

[@Steve-pn2cq]

sony don't tell me your working for blue dusch

[@andreasjesberger2032]

1.

[@Squid15ncali]

Man aint no body young trying to machine lol no matter how cool it is. let the money talk cuzz machinist are under paid in america and companys think they can compensate with the ot hrs. lol look at Boeing! but these people wanna call it art. or make it look n sounds so cool but not pay. but fast food workers n uber drivers making same amount of money with NO SKILL! make it make sense to want to be a machinist. lol kids rather be a utuber like the guys producing this video.! 💯✊🏽🙌🏽💣🤯

[@TITANSofCNC]

You can make Amazing money in this trade… you just have to be good and know how to sell yourself. I always made great money and refused to work for companies that wouldn’t pay me my worth. I also worked hard for my employers and took great pride in making them money. When I started my own shop… I could barely afford my rent because of my child support and bills etc… But I sold myself to the right people and found customers who believed in me… and slept in my shop and worked 20 hr shifts… made my first million inside of 10 months and a million a month at the end of 3 yrs. Always go after solving the right and big problems. That’s what we did here. Solve huge problems for industry… and I pay my machinists better than they could get anywhere else… and give them an opportunity to be on a team that’s changing the world. You can make great money in this trade… but you have to be great… and be able to sell yourself. Titan

[@brandons9138]

I've got 20 years in the trade and make well north of $100K a year. I'm a programmer for a medical device manufacturer. As it is right now I have about 40 machines that I'm the programmer for. Some of the machines do nothing but run the same job day in and day out for years. If you are trying to make good money in the trade shops with advanced certifications are where you have to be. Your average mom and pop job shop is fighting with shops all over the country for work competing on price and lead time. That environment makes it hard to pay well as the cash flow can be up and down from month to month. The shops with advanced certifications are usually flush with work from well established customers. Aerospace and medical companies don't like to change suppliers. You really have to drop the ball hard to lose a customer. These shops have a more stable cash flow and can afford to pay better. By the way I'm in California as well. There all all kinds of high dollar jobs to be had if you have the skills. I STILL get calls from recruiters/headhunters based of an old ass resume I have online. If they saw what I've been doing for the last 7-10 years my phone and email would be packed with offers.

[@Squid15ncali]

@@brandons9138 sorry and diss on anyone but i will speak for myself. but 100k just doesnt cut it anymore in Cali. if we were in the 90's or early 2000's we. prolly wouldnt be having this talk or me making the comment ive made already. but im glad u are im am aswell but like he said know ur worth as a machinist or programmer. and right these companies are making millions.! having us on million dollar machines and million dollar parts.

[@Squid15ncali]

@@TITANSofCNC hey man all i knw is these machines cant run them selfs. so if the machinig industry wants you to work hard trouble shooting loosing ur hair over . and physical work good luck with the generation coming up. especially with having the internet and socials now right. wut does everyone say work smarter not harder. only difference is there no manly skill for these youngsters that choose the youtube podcast world. unless u have experience and lived it as u have. but im pretty sure the machining industry is close to making robot operators or machinist. like the fast food and automated industry. and i agree know ur worth and not work for companys that dont wanna pay. but hey its the same shit different toilet with these companys not even talking the enviroment and conditions. as ur beautiful clean shop. and chemicals. why u ventured on ur own with ur high level smarts in machining and understand to pay all ur workers more than boeing and blue origin companies im sure.! Your Big and a trend in the machining world right now. and i believe u can not only convince these companies as u have convinced them on time and machine capablilty pushing tools to max for time solving difficult problems for bigger profit but also convince companies to right fully pay more to there machinist and future machinist.

[@brandons9138]

@@Squid15ncali When I got recruited by Tesla they basically told me to name my price. I refused that because they have a horrible reputation. I've known many people how have worked there in the machine/model shop and regretted it. Just a few month back I got recruited by an indoor farming start up that offered me $120K a year to start. I had an offer from Joby aviation for over $115K. There are good paying jobs out there.

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[@chauvinemmons]

Too bad blue origin is a damn joke hell I know let's get Berry to run it.

[@ЕфросинияКуклева]

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