The world's largest gear manufacturing process | CNC Machines

[@withOsamaNatto]

I came here after watching Pakastani workers, using very simple tools to build a very large gear. I am fascinated by both videos, the one with the simple tools and the one with the high precision tools.

[@alexiselnino02]

I came here for the same reason I wanna to see a actual factory doing this

[@neco1562]

AYNEN BENDE PAKİSTANLI MANYAKLARI İZLEDİKTEN SONRA BU VİDEOYU AÇTIM VE ONLARA BU VİDEOYU GÖNDERDİM

[@vabez00]

Exactly! Same here. Mindblown by both.

[@harvisingh6671]

Snap!

[@Hellfire0220]

This session of "I spy who doesn't belong" starts off on easy mode with the first 2 minutes of office workers trying to look like they do something on the floor

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up

[@jamesb.9155]

The dry grinding of gear teeth is surprising to see! German tech is the best in the world.

[@phillipkalaveras1725]

What I found amazing is how they let someone with long hair that is flopping all over around that machinery. I witnessed a person's hair get caught in a machine many years ago and it is something I hope to never see again.

[@Shiva108]

it's the classic commercial trick of connecting sex with men's toys.

[@toufikmesbah6439]

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[@629Justme]

@@Shiva108 ....and also. See! We hire woman in these formally men only jobs.

[@inamuddinilikeyourchannel4220]

Great people great work

[@esojanacig9230]

What amazes me are the machines that makes the parts.

[@thevalley2008]

I get it, machanics making machines.

[@williameisenberg1999]

Incredible engineering!

[@highcurrent1125]

I make the tools that make the tools that make the tools that make the tools.

[@wtfftw3000]

So you make metal

[@edgarfazonela8505]

Mind blowing. Fantastic engineering. From the Philippines

[@yaseraboalola7245]

your work is very wonderful and precise ❤

[@Totalrepairsolution]

Excellent work 👍❤️

[@rwood2477]

That's the type and size of equipment I was trained to repair. My journeyman card is for Machine Tool Repair. Found memories from Falk Corp.

[@lucassmith1886]

That's awesome

[@hayd8946]

Thank you very much for the video I didn't see the water pressure

[@adamengelhart5159]

Subtitle @0:45: "modular solutions and a compact design" Video @0:52: *gear with diameter of ~5 m*

[@surinderpalsingh5530]

Nice to see

[@mikemoore5929]

How did Paris Hilton get a job there ? and why wasn't her hair in a net as per OH and S protocols ?

[@labrat2069]

Lack of explanatory step by step narration defuses the entire video guys.

[@rajanadeem3683]

ماشاءاللہ تبارک اللہ 🌹❣️🌹🇸🇦🇵🇰🌹❣️🌹 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@tojekonecna7450]

Nice 👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@dhonnavlogs4830]

It's looks good work.keep safe always friend 👍

[@cpcattin]

I’m enjoying the concept of the Pinion Princess . She

[@meepk633]

How does the synchronization between the thread cutter and the spindle work? Is it handled by the computer with rotary encoders? Or is there some kind of linkage?

[@davehall44]

most likely axis interpolation between direct reading scales eg rotary encoder to linear scale.

[@rogerbegin3477]

Very interesting I like

[@CarlosGonzalez-kt5be]

THANKS YOU!. Señores!. for the VIDEO..SALUDOS. FROM NEW YORK.

[@unityroad]

I remember in the 70’s Wean United were cutting 45’ ring gears. Thanks for sharing your work.

[@vinsgumahad3977]

Óìikokkķkķķķķķkķķ

[@hamidjavid8864]

@@vinsgumahad3977 سسُئئُئ

[@hamidjavid8864]

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[@enedenedubedene4811]

Ist diese Firma auch in der Lage Zahnräder mit einer echten Pfeilverzahnung zu erstellen? Also ein Zahnrad wo sich beide schrägen Zahnflanken in der Mitte ohne Nut treffen. 👍👍👍👍👍👍 Viele Grüße aus Germany

[@محمدبیاتی-ح3ذ]

سلام من هاب کارم واقعا لذت بردم.. شما اخر تکنولوژی هستید.. خوش بحالتون

[@lancewilliams5726]

Wow, the work that you guys do is fantastic; the equipment that use to make the parts are mind blowing, 😎beautiful work guys

[@rustys.1070]

thanks! ill let the big "dick" mahoney know what you think

[@629Justme]

....any idea what these gears go into? I can imagine a few places where they would wind up at, but to establish an entire company to make them must be a lot more uss for largest gears that I would think. Ships? Hydro electric dams? Wind turbines? What else?

[@texasengineer5511]

They go on the ball mills and SAG mills at the gold, copper, moly etc mines.

[@sajjadfatah9498]

Ships cargo

[@629Justme]

@@texasengineer5511 Thanks highly. One of those things that make you wonder why they make them in the first place. Guess Three Gorges Dam in china took a lot of capacity also.

[@629Justme]

@@sajjadfatah9498 Now I got to find out how many cargo ships are made per year. thx.

[@rushthezeppelin]

I could see large telescopes using gears this big

[@pawel.wesolowski]

Mesmerizing! :-)

[@X-Machines]

Yeah

[@NickiKhonsari]

Customer: hello, you have sent me the wrong gear. Factory: sorry, please send it back in original packaging and we make you another one before Christmas

[@toddsharrett8312]

lmao

[@landk8625]

Do you have any video from the gear manufacturing in China? Thank you

[@hanishawgi1255]

تحيه لألمانيا سيدة الفولاذ

[@Prestonesfpv]

The moment the blonde entered the scene i got out

[@trexmidnite]

Because you think you are smarter..

[@JoopKomkommerShake]

Normally the beginning of a porn scène when the blonds walks in.

[@PAULPVELEZ]

Amazing process .I use to operate fellows gear cutting machines , a Hobber and a Gleason Bevel gear machines and you could never run at that speed . the rpm yes but the feed never ,They were consider manual ,still got it done ,very interesting ,We also cut Worms and splines .

[@McCucumber]

The video is sped up.

[@josephwachira6481]

Awesome 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@Darkness_18.09]

I love Kenya, and África! Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷! ❤️

[@neilrobinson1956]

No CNC back in my apprenticeship days, all done manually, it was called ' Gear Hobbing' and was a pain to set up but great fun😉

[@X-Machines]

Thanks for sharing

[@juliosecundinoibanez604]

@@X-Machines a todos aquellos a Dios recién llego y me voy

[@sentaankit3426]

અ

[@jeremytravis360]

When I was studying production engineering in the1980s CNC consisted of a DOS machine with 5.5" floppy discs controlling a punch cutter. Accuracy 0.5 mm How things move on.

[@PatrykAndrzejewski0]

1:00 Haha what is she doing there? 😂

[@georgewhitehead8185]

Very nice just keep it in AMERICA

[@theahmedmamun]

My dream project.

[@Cacowninja]

Metal Gear!

[@Hemant_dhayal]

Fantastic 🎉🙏👍👍🙏🙏🎉

[@uploadcentral4872]

Whats cool is somebody designed the machine to make the machines

[@basantsahu9101]

Very nice jobs 👍👌 super

[@vladimirtsivis3201]

XL Super Machines!!!

[@Wolfiecolada]

what was that last little bit of machining done after the ring was fully cut? seems like it just hit a few over again?

[@gs7865]

If you title it showing a process, show a process, not just random clips.

[@trexmidnite]

What an essay..

[@jessefoulk]

What industry might those huge gears be for?

[@tinoadrianferendende5854]

drawbridge mechanisms,mining machines etc.

[@andypughtube]

They go on the outside of cement kilns, ball mills etc.

[@vmvds]

and what about windmills, waterturbines etc

[@nikmotionmix]

The most gears you saw in the video are all made for the steel industry, the big once are used in gearboxes of hot rolling mills, some in converter tilting geraboxes etc.

[@umakantgajjewar8898]

Where are these giant gears used ?

[@X-Machines]

This is one of its application kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHiYlY2fnrOrqac

[@danielbrstak5730]

Where can I find so giant gears? In the power plants or inside the cargo ships ?

[@FiferSkipper]

Cargo ships (typically) use reciprocating diesel engines that run at the same (very low) RPM as the prop so a direct shaft is all that is needed. Gear trains like this are needed to convert high-RPM sources like gas and steam turbines, to a lower RPM for the prop shaft. From what I can tell, only military/naval vessels regularly use these in ships. I can imagine that large factories may use gear boxes on this scale too but I've no experience with that. That being said, I doubt power plants would need any gears like this because the electrical generators work at the same high RPM as the turbines. Funny thing, when I was in the Navy, it was well understood that the USN doesn't 'buy' the bull gears (the largest final gear in the train) for its ships and subs, it leases them!!! Who knows if that it true but if so, it sure speaks to the cost of such large-scale, precision machining.

[@shahriar1159]

I saw various stage of large gear making back to front and the music excited me so much that I want to make my self one.

[@gregw8232]

That machine shop was just too clean.

[@nferraro222]

One of these employees is not like the others....:) Pretty amazing machining, though.

[@BigSkyCurmudgeon]

after a career of machining spur gears up to 160 inch diameter 16-30 inch face, 18-24 inch bore and up 140 teeth i found this just astounding. i knew what i did was dinosaur technology, but i had no fricking idea it was this advanced. the one thing my gears would be considered a "bastard" size tooth profile, designed in such a way to be cost prohibitive for a competitor to buy a hob cutter to fit each gear and pretty much guarantee a gear replacement would come from us. [SUGAR MILL extraction]

[@629Justme]

@ Paul M I was wondering if you could tell us where these gears are being used. I am not suprised that these large gears provide a need. I am surprised that there is an entire industry, all over that can support itself by making them. I can imagine that the prevalence of windmills have increased the need for large gears. Where did they go before that. A few are needed for ships. Another few in the turbines that are behind making electricity at a water dam. How many more applications use extremely large gears? thanx.

[@reidkiser6845]

@@629Justme This is the best question I’ve seen so far. I’d like an answer😅

[@ericclaue]

Love how all the suits are on the floor

[@davehall44]

Sales staff chasing late jobs.

[@JohnDoe-rx3vn]

Whoever chose funk as the music, i appreciate your good taste.

[@mrMankx]

right on, 100, agree

[@williamlee7371]

Got the Shazam straight away on that

[@timjohnson1199]

The "music" sucks.

[@danburdiek2697]

Love the token blond

[@dhanasekaranramdoss4133]

Super Creative .

[@hamideljaouhari708]

كاين شي خدما مااعندهاش الميزان تااتحط سامل مثلا شي مهراز اتفرغ ماشي اليكير ولا الفوسيكير اوجه تمارة والشمس

[@CrashnServers]

Something so satisfying watching the shiny steel shaved off little by little.

[@tadeuszpasternak354]

Dee

[@1Grr8Guy]

The dry cutting impress me the most. The coolant/lubricant would prolong the life of the cutting tool but somehow deemed unnecessary.

[@BedsitBob]

You wouldn't want to make a mistake, while machining that gear.

[@r.awilliams9815]

It's Germany, so they would probably do something really horrible to whoever screwed up...like forbid him from drinking beer ever again. A fate worse than death, indeed.

[@danieldamata9305]

@@r.awilliams9815 0

[@coorskid1971]

Maybe speed up the words on the video, I almost read a complete sentence without pausing every 3 seconds.

[@gregwarner3753]

The woman supervisor needs to cut her hair or otherwise contain it so she will not get dragged into the machinery. Basic safety consideration like taking off all rings and wearing short sleeve shirts.

[@sankardey4594]

thanks.

[@thechurchofdiscountdan7436]

I like how casual the music is. Just some God tier metal work going on, no big deal.

[@tonybaines3332]

is that woman taking orders for the chippy ?

[@stephensharma4994]

this could have a really informative video but instead you choose to show people ,,, instead of how the process is actually done ....!!!

[@bneale]

It's a commercial advertising their services to clients. No money in showing a bunch of nobodies how they make a gear.

[@jeffpaggett7274]

White hard hat, long blonde hair, turning gears - can't wait for the follow-up video.

[@ehsarem]

For those commenting on the blonde, just remember, some guy somewhere is probably tired of her crap

[@theskillwarzchannel]

Why are all these comments so sexist? I have known blonde engineers with more expertise than all the guys they were working with. That being said, that long hair definitely does NOT look like it would comply with any safety code...

[@gavinweiler3831]

impossybull - Skillwarz Channel take a joke

[@theskillwarzchannel]

@@gavinweiler3831 you have to make one first "haha sexism funny"

[@shadowknight7584]

impossybull - Skillwarz Channel its a joke if it’s funny and it seems like you’re the only one not laughing so it’s just you that can’t take a joke

[@englishbob5106]

She can check my gear out any time. 😉

[@HT-ev3gg]

😳 My son's tricycle has a gear too... Just imagine a world without a gear. 🤔 Impossible 😂

[@martinfidel7086]

No ! your sons tricycle has sprockets ! it is chain driven learn the difference

[@buck_maize111]

Amazing!

[@ChaturvediWorld]

Done mai kr dia

[@thuyhangle720]

Chồng em quá giỏi

[@blakevandenakker69]

Ok but what are these for?

[@MAYSOPHORN]

Hello everyone how are you?

[@jonruehle9186]

@1:13 Song artist and title please!!

[@perrylc8812]

Don’t know why folks have to have music instead of the sounds of machines working.

[@RogowskiBubba0864]

Beautiful to see and produced thx to fossile fuels 😎

[@GSSurry]

I came here to watch CNC machining and have to listen to disco music.

[@theultimatehoomanperson6701]

Instead of making a gear ratio or something they made this monstrosity

[@fredsavage4925]

Cool video, but why was the blonde wandering around writing down what she planned to cook for dinner?

[@ChristopherTrott]

Nice music

[@josepacheco3995]

STD

[@bobjimenez4464]

What ever happened to Western Gear in California? I know that the small work went to the applied technology division in Utah. Who is making the large Western Gear designed components similar to those shown in this video?

[@trexmidnite]

Which song is it 5:05

[@robertcjessop6540]

you don't ever need to wonder about the people that created that music ever creating anything like that machinery.

[@alisardo1119]

We are living in/experiencing a new technological age with its full potential /extent. definitely 😎

[@leemcclelland2618]

Woman with long hair needs to see picture from Norfolk Naval Shipyard taken during WW2, in the inside machine shop. A woman lathe operator lost most of her scalp this way. The black and white photo was still stomach turning, and effective when I saw it over 40 years ago.

[@zainularifin6948]

Canggih betul siiip

[@BrianZoeu]

0:32 what a piece of gear

[@sohbibendidani2062]

Can I send you a CV with 3 years experience in this field? can you help me please

[@martinfidel7086]

historically David Brown gears in the UK used to produce gears of 15 metres or so.

[@technikwolle]

gears for adults. not as the small 2m gears that we had to hone by hand from the full in school.

[@amitkumar-mb5fk]

Can anyone tell this huge gear is used for which industry /application? Pls let me know name of the company manufacturing such huge gears

[@ryanrlp8385]

Sms group, gears for forging machines

[@timjohnson1199]

Philadelphia Gear makes gears that big, I used to work for them. The big ones could be used for a mill, like a cement mill. I worked for Falk also they made bigger gears than that. The biggest was for a hydro turbine, about 40' in diameter.

[@texasengineer5511]

Hofmann Engineering in Perth, Australia’s can make them to 15 meters.

[@ssg.morgan8858]

Cool, BUT COME ON REALLY THE MUSIC IS JUST ANNOYING

[@receptayyip1410]

The blond photo model was unnecessary.

[@محمدالبانو-ت9ط]

wow she is beautiful

[@dr.heckenpennerpfaff9513]

Made in Germany ❤💪