We machined couple 60mm Hex Head bolt things for hydraulic press channel wrench testing video using Heidehain cnc milling machine. I made program using polar coordinates that were really handy for the job
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We machined couple 60mm Hex Head bolt things for hydraulic press channel wrench testing video using Heidehain cnc milling machine. I made program using polar coordinates that were really handy for the job
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I saw the TYRiSK PEBER candies in the shot and remember them quite well, my friends at work called them ammonia candies, but we all liked licorice, but i was the only one who kept eating them. They are way too weird for the US, but so am I, so I'm glad I'm not so alone
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Very cool video, but is there a bearring or belt drive system slowly killing itself around 9:30? Lol
I adore the Finnish chamfer mill ?
Watching this in my kitchen. Great work on the machining work. Poor Anni! Onions need the smashinator 5000000!!
I think best to use tool in the press having a slot so the wrench can't escapedd when it bends. nice set-up, time to make the Metal m/
Both of you guys are very lovable (no homo for Lauri)
Jo on systeemit muuttuneet siitä, kun itse olin koneistaja. Silloin vajaa parikymmentä vuotta sitten taisivat kaikki valmistajat käyttää G-koodia. Tosin Heidelhainia en päässyt ikinä käyttämään, Fanucia ja Siemensiä sitäkin enemmän.
I work with cnc machines, but not complex ones, so its nice to see and try to learn from these.
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question on your conversational program: is this the heidenhain conversational language, and is it Finnishized so it is not english? Do you know if this conversational language is the same on the newest controllers Finns would get from heidenhain? thank you
What programming system does your machine use? I am a machinist and I'm not familiar with the programming format
Your shop videos are outstanding, please keep up at it!
Why not make it as tight as possible, let's just hammer the tool there ☻
Do you still do machining for non-YouTube jobs?
Great video! You need to clean your display! 😛 I thought my laptop screen had water splatter on it:P
9:33 my kind of POV video 😉
AvE did this kinda before
does the mill spindle always rattle like that (sounds like slack in the gearbox) when it is not cutting? I would think a noise like that would be indicative of problems, possibly affecting the accuracy of the final product
More of these!
You should do some 90mm tools seen few in karkainen last time i was in finland
The milling would be cool to see in slow motion
Alec Steele should have moved to Finland instead of the US… ^_^
Tykkäilen ihan superisti näistä videoista, joissa on koneistusta. Vaihdoin asiakaspalveluammatista metallipuolelle ja oon nyt ollu manuaalisorvaajana reilun puol vuotta. Ja silti vaan on hyvin kiehtovaa katsoa kun lastu lentää 🙂 Ja musiikkivalinta teki kokemuksesta 100% paremman! Ehkä kameralle voisi tehdä jonkin pysyvän kiinnitysalustan jyrsimen runkoon?
Are Corvette's legal in Finland cause I would like to live there!!
Is that your personal shop or do you just work there? Sorry just curious .
W T F?
"this is probably tight enough to destroy things."
in light anni foot injury would you please do some test on steel toe and composite toe boots on the press channel or beyond the press channel please which would be safer
like the music as always
tool tester 5000000 is serious!
Heidenhain is best. I am working on 3 or 5 axis Machines with Heidenhain controllers for 7-8 years now
So now we have all the machining data for the hex…excelent data.. so for the break we need graphs… get some sponsors and give os real data !
How about crushing a smallish size bottle jack???
What is that Music in milling?
Feels Like I know it and just cant remember.
i'll have you know, i am a pretty big tool myself!
So if the 60mm tool video is popular, will you go even bigger?
I'd like to see you test a 150mm heavy duty spanner. They are gigantic! I used to use one in my previous job building 30 ton steel furnaces.
But they are also VERY expensive.
I like the HPC but BTP is much more interesting to me because you (usually 😀 ) create things instead of simply destroying them. Keep up the great work!
Kiitos Lauri ja Anni. Pidän kuinka Lauri opettaa jyrsintää. Lähikuva kameranäkymä on hyvä.
I love you guys! You are an amazing couple and great people .. You inspired me to become more hands on with machining. Thank Lauri and Anni!!
Why did you decide not to make a 12-head-bolt thing (what ever its called) for use with the ring tools. they are suited for that. Double the amount of corners=double the grip. Would have been the same thing like the square-heads but the other way around 🙂 Nice vid thanks?
What's the clock thing at around 2:25?
What's the clock thing around 2:25?
make a catapult to throw humans(test with a dummy) and disc sling shooter to skip stones or whatever on a lake.
Why is there just one "clueless machinist" video from 6 months ago?
This reminds me of something like an old Nine Inch Nails music video. But instead of making just sparks, your factory makes actual parts
A man who loves his work, a pleasure to watch, Danke sehr!
Oh, and a smartypants (can't help myself) quicktip for cutting onions without tears:
after peeling the outer layer off dip it for 1-2 seconds into a little bowl with cold water, not longer or it will lose taste and then cut it with the sharpest knife you've got.
Does anybody know what happened to the blender 5000000 project? Is it dead as the big spinner. Was it too dangerous or expensive to make?
I like that you went over the programming and G-code. I don't know anything about CNC, other than what John Saunders has on his channel NYC CNC, but your explanation was easy to follow without the technical language only experienced CAD/CAM programmers would know. And you did it with English being your second language. Pretty good!
Love the music playing while machining