Incredible Heavy Duty Lathe In Working. Modern Automatic CNC Machine, Boring And Milling Portal

[@X-Machines]

Hello my friends, what do you think about video and the information in the video?

[@atiqueurrehman9924]

Incredible performance. Great work.i also lathe oprater in Pakistan..

[@AnilKumar-hi8xh]

I am interested this job

[@alexandrsherbakov9878]

Вот это и есть современные технологии. Станки - чудо.

[@martinnorbeck4657]

Unreal. Thank you for your time.

[@ВалерийЛаврентьев-ъ7ч]

Какие же это технологии Не каждому дано

[@muratakgul6064]

İzlemek terapi geldi❤❤

[@keentrasborg2566]

When you watch these behemoth machines make children's toys of solid steel you feel like uttering something villainous like "Behold! The industrial power of mankind!" Great vid!

[@fahreddinsungur5173]

A superb working of steel.

[@danieldejan3831]

Das ist wirklich toll, Ich wünsche euch alles gute bei Arbeit.

[@HaHa-tb8bz]

King Dom 😍🙏😍

[@G-V-M]

I love the video, but am i the only one think the information provided are useless? i know it is about the machines(not even has details about the machines), but it would be nice we know what are those parts, and if you can make a longer video from start to finish on each part i would enjoy it more. in this video you it is like you go buy a candy bar bring it home open it then not eat it lol 😂

[@benjaminsisko5977]

VERY IMPRESSIVE.

[@pagemastr954]

I liked it. I worked as a machinist for 18 years, learned about it while working at WEAN in Ohio, we had machines that large I think the widest three head Ingersoll was 14' wide. I mostly ran a lathe with 10' diameter capacity and VTL/VBM up to 12" tables. Used what I learned, taught machining in HS and Engineering in college. LOVE the big work but something I always wanted to learn was to program a 5 axis CNC, and I wondered what software they were using to program it. I mention that because the first CNC I ran was programmed using APT, and taught it for a short while. I miss machining but love seeing these.

[@skipd9164]

I worked for GE gear plant in Lynn MASS in early 80s 3yrs out of high school. Every machine was huge and I couldn't believe I would work on the big boys. Every machine needed an overhead crane. All horz boring an mill used steel floor as tables. First machine I seen when i went in for interview was a huge VTL having an over 20ft bull gear for a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier. Left after 5yrs to work for a utility company

[@DavidJohnson-rd5wy]

The best software out there in my opinion is Mastercam and Solidworks. Full five axis packages are standard.

[@pagemastr954]

@@DavidJohnson-rd5wy I used to teach Mastercam in HS and my kids came in second at State VICA competition. Also taught APT and FeatureCam, all were good for their time

[@phuturephunk]

Are they using water for cutting fluid a few mins in?

[@trainnerd3029]

Is water mixed with an anti-rust inhibitor. Doesn’t make any sense does it but that’s what we use at work as well!

[@DavidJohnson-rd5wy]

Not water, water soluble coolant, synthetic.

[@christianheidt5733]

Some coolants are clear

[@AnilKumar-hi8xh]

Sir I am cnc opretor experience 10 year know cnc programing and setting

[@Uhrensohn6669]

On a milling maschine without safety glasses.🤦🤦🤦

[@agostinorei8515]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Sigouss]

I never quite understood why lathe turning is never combined by rotating milling head?

[@topduk]

No advantage to have an interrupted cut. There are mill turn machines, but the milling is done using the lathe spindle at low speed or locked at a certain position.

[@skipd9164]

@@topduk on huge lathes you actually don't want to stop rotation and let part settle. We always kept very slow and only stop to measure or get inspection

[@DavidJohnson-rd5wy]

You'll never get the same accuracy by trying to mill those features. Besides, you can remove much more material turning, with much less tool pressure on your workpiece.

[@Sigouss]

@@DavidJohnson-rd5wy Not for accuracy per say but for speeding up rough removal of material.

[@copperlemon1]

Place I work for actually sort of does this occasionally with some big parts. Not sure exactly what the rationale is. A 4" 45° lead facemill is mounted on an angle head, itself at something like 45°, maybe less, and a plunging strategy is used for initial roughing. The part/table aren't rotating, just indexing from one position to another and cut come from the ram. Might be to keep the cutting forces aimed at the table.

[@moochythecat3435]

At 3:40... Your employee is not wearing safety glasses!!!

[@atiqueurrehman9924]

Where it is? I mean country name

[@longtran8744]

🤩🤩🤩👍

[@povaneo3010]

Kalau betul mikhana mengikuti ajaran nabi Isa atau yesus,babi jgn dimakan,sebab nabi Isa atau yesus tidak suruh memakan babi,siapa yg mikhana ikut ni

[@albertomarchini7342]

Haidenhain top ma siemens 840 d è una vera merda

[@PizDon-sc5ev]

Это в Украине?)))

[@MegaJohnhammond]

3:42 what's wrong with this picture?

[@hztn]

- No safety glasses near chip fly zone from one snap. But next view show us that operator stands in a 4-5 meters away and that safety is ok.