My fascination faded when one tried to kill me. All the horizontal control fuses blew the unit came to an unexpected stop in the middle of the program & the entire machine jumped up & down (10 thousand pound of granet) then the table top ran away & broke through the wall as it sherred the end stop on the main screw. If I had gone to the other side of the control panel, I'd have been cut in half. Multiwire div Kolmorgan 1981.

Also subs as a candy dish. Quite weighty though, I say...

Smaller

It's the fragastat that discombobulates the whatchamacallit

@@stevieg2755 Hell, I thought it was a Knueter tube base......

@@threeballedtomcat9380 Well, I feel stoopid. I was positive it was the swampgrowler from a avocado vine relocator and fertiliser multiplying machine. Ain’t technology wonderful?

No they strap on Bidens back to keep him from pooping on himself.

CNC machines are amazing, I used to be a Maintenance engineer repairing these beasts. When they go wrong it's usually big time and lots of damage. Remember working night shift repairing Marino's, nothing like having cold coolant dripping down on your head and neck in the middle of the night. 😅

Next to the thingamabob,behind the whatchamacallit

@@stevieg2755 That's been superceded by the Gertsensnorker. My uncle's cousins next door neighbor was the inventor 🤓

Me I would sleep there so titan can try and train a me as I'm dyslexic

Who cares? It's still awesome. BOOM!

​@@SiempreConTrastoVery beautiful. What is the price of the machine please?

@@MounirBi-uu6ew I don't know. This is not my machine. Ask Titans.

@@MounirBi-uu6ew half mil easily. Looks to be at least CAT50 taper, then add 50-100K for tooling

Price of machine for Titan??.......$0.00 dude. U guys haven't figured that out by now? That's why they're called sponsors. There's a big list of them at the end of each video that miraculously happen to match the brands of everything they use. They pay for none of what u see. Except MAYBE the cost of the video editing & employee salaries, and theoretically, in business, those are paid for first by whatever ur selling to ur customers. They don't pay for it, we do by watching. Content is still cool tho. Although the longer I watch the channel the more mundane it becomes. Anyone ever seen a 2nd op on a mill part? Tyson will show u a 2nd op. Rarely will u see one from these big mill jobs because they're not real parts. Knock offs from things in the past. I'm with other folks I've read here, where's the 2nd op on these "insane" parts? If this is a skills building venture, being able to hold these parts to complete them are pretty important skills to possess to make a single dollar in this trade. Where's the house made fixturing or arbor at that you'll see in ANY job shop in the world making anything half as complex as some of these parts?? Like, awesome pump housing I saw the other day but where was the cavity for the impeller or what was the wall thickness on that snail tube? U know, the one that didn't even have a hole in it. Anybody can rip material off a solid pc of raw material but only a craftsman can approach the entire project & each op correctly so that the next step of the process is actually possible to ultimately produce a finished part in the end that u can sell for real money to put food on your table. There's a lot to like about Titans but there's also A LOT LOT to be desired from here also. In the real world, that pump housing is a casting. If u saw Blue Origin's similar pc in the video that was done there, & u know what ur looking at, it was obvious that part was a quite complex casting. Kudos to whomever made it & even more KUDOS to the Purchasing Agent that found the vendor to do such a part in the U.S.! You don't just go to ur local industrial complex & find a guy left that could repeatidly cast that pc or make the pattern & core boxes to get it started. Maybe a 5 axis Jig Grinder could possibly create the inside of that snail cavity but how'd u like to be the guy that gets that job?? To touch that pump housing last after all the work that's went into hawging it out to the point it was on Barry's last video? I'd rather see less insane parts completely finished on this channel vs a total master piece of a 1st op that ends up being Titan's cool new boat anchor after the video series is done.

Makino A81

@@adampopma483 my dream machine

@@adampopma483 a81nx to be precise.

Quite a few hours

@@Chessplayer_1, I was figuring quite a while. That CNC machine is pretty awesome as to what it is capable of doing.

That is more than likely titanium, and that is likely to go to an aerospace part in a ship somewhere

As to the cost of something like that well over 100,000 to start with, I would imagine probably a lot more than that even

You mean to SpaceX for the big fireworks show in low Earth orbit

ball mills

Darth Vaders codpiece

Try more capable machine operator