What is the name of the song?

@@elifortunatofilho8444 Darude - Sandstorm

Amazing grace! How sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me! I once was lost, but now am found; Was blind, but now I see. Through many dangers, toils and snares, I have already come; ’Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far, And grace will lead me home. The Lord has promised good to me, His Word my hope secures; He will my Shield and Portion be, As long as life endures. Yea, when this flesh and heart shall fail, And mortal life shall cease, I shall possess, within the veil, A life of joy and peace. The earth shall soon dissolve like snow, The sun forbear to shine; But God, who called me here below, Will be forever mine. When we’ve been there ten thousand years, Bright shining as the sun, We’ve no less days to sing God’s praise Than when we’d first begun.

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those aren't chips, they're springs

we used to take 40mm cuts. that sounded like bombs dropping!

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biggest chip load I ever cut was 3/16" on a Huge Cinncinati Milacron

Love your channel bro. Keep it up

Woah a my mechanics in the wild!

fancy seeing you here

my mechanics it almost sounds like when you win at a slot machine

Oddly satisfying

Can only imagine how much a new insert costs 😬

I’ve taken .100” finish cuts haha

When there is no high profile tolerance why not xd

Only true machinists understand your point.

Worked in a place where a guy crashes one of those machines. He hadn't made a mistake in 20 yrs.

haha

I can already imagine what he'll look like 20 years later.

@@dw2843 the hair from his head will move to his mustache and the chip will go into his brain and act as knowledge

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Must be cool to see the evolution of technology on things like this. I wonder how they’ll look 45 years into the future.

Think about the amount of energy needed for earth to turn

@@AM87422S 195KW power.

Its more than satisfying. I'm in school right now in a machining class. IT ISSO AWESOME just watching the shavings fly in all directions, and even more satifying when they are super long (3feet+).

thou? as in shakespear?

BenjaminGoose thou as in « thousandth (of an inch) »

@Jayaditya t 25.4 micrometer in a thou

Ikr... Even paper plates would need to be manufactured with countless lathed and machined parts. Pretty much anything that isn't made completely by hand depends on this tech.

I f...ing do

That happened to me alot of times but eventually you get used to it

This is why you should wear work jacket.

Brass fillings are the worst like millions of splinters

@@ddk4664 and terrible to clean the machine

If the chips are coming off blue, then it has to be a carbide cutter. Carbide cutters are sharpened with a diamond wheel. The carbide inserts are not re-sharpened- when they become dull or chipped, they are replaced.

u cant reuse them

they rotate the cutting tool plate (some are 2 way, some 4 way iirc)

@@daleburrell6273 True to a point. Straw colors come off both coated and uncoated carbide. Blue can come off HSS, but only if you intentionally kill the cutter doing it.

Carbide loves to be pushed

Do the job 55 hours/week and get back to us lol

Some pretty serious tool overhang come stick out as well, slow process machining things like that. Cheers from John, Australia.

Only the keenest watch this video to the end!

You're mum told me something similar

@383 chevy too short there is just 2 cylinders

It had a chair on the carriage I can assure you

jo?

Definitely really high strength and high heat resistant carbide steel. I imagine it's like the ones I work with but scaled up by a whole bunch

@@HydraDominus Cutting tips on lathes are generally made of cemented carbide (tungsten/titanium/tantalum), polycrystalline diamond, or cubic boron nitride. They are usually coated with TiN (titanium nitride), TiC (titanium carbide), Ti(C)N (titanium carbide-nitride), TiAlN (titanium aluminium nitride) or AlTiN (aluminium titanium nitride). HSS (steel) is not used for them since the 1920's.

For this application? I would be surprised if it were less than P3 tungsten carbide.

Recycled

È proprio vero! Tornisco pezzi da 3500 mm di diametro con tolleranze di 0.5 mm E il mio capo mi paga 1300€ 😩😭👎

so... one year later, how's it going?

Isaac Henrikson got arrested for trying to wire it direction the power grid. Needed way more than a 220

@@jasonchatham4170 oof

@@jasonchatham4170 that sucks

You can buy anything at harbor freight, but it’ll break before it leaves the store

Thank you

Thanks allot of u Billy

I can make S with turning 304 stainless steel.

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That's what came to my mind, man we would have worked all life with all that metal. so much metal gone through the drain. Now someone make me a CNC that size :)

Yeah, if you´re lucky the fall right out, because they cut so much flesh when entering your skin. Atleast one of that size did on my left arm once ;D

Não tenho nem ideia de como vim parar aqui, mas que vídeo satisfatório

lol why. you dont keep the scrap from anything else? its factored in. removing the waste will cost more than the scrap value generally. if you buy a wood table theres probs the same weight in waste as in the actual table. you wouldnt wanna deal with that :P it still gets scrapped. in both cases you cant get it back unless you wanna fuck about inside someone elses workshop for ages getting in their way. noone wants that.

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They make micrometers for that! I work in shipbuilding as an outside machinist, I've seen those big bastards.

Eco milling? What do you mean?

I machine in EDM sometimes 10 grams a whole night shift...

I used to work on a lathe with a max turning dia of 72” had some big shit on there hahaha

That's cool. I bet you've made some remarkable things!

@@eugeniovincenzo1621 what is edm

We work on rolls that are used in paper making machines. Range from 60-400 inches long and diameter over 60”... heaviest roll was roughly 125000 lbs.

YOU BETCHA!!!

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not that simple with fresh castings, you've got to load it so it makes without any black, minimal cleanup, then destress, reload, ultrasound to check for cracks or blow holes from casting, turn to rough, re inspect for cracks with ultrasound, maybe have to throw the job off centre to make up for the cracks, heat treatment, machine clean, reinspect, then finish machine. I've done both, can tell you if you crash one of these machine hard it aint gonna snap a tool its going to pull the job out or destroy the sandle... the thing your stood on. keep in mind your loading 10+ ton into a crane and trying to centre it, all the hardwork pays off for a full shift of problem free cutting though