Extreme Fast CNC Machining Technology Compilation, World Modern Lathe CNC Machine Working Process 

yeah give them ss- hrc60-65 and see the magic happen ....these feed rates would not be so dramatic then.

And in 200% increased video speed.

Slap a piece of Hastelloy on the table, give us a show!

is your name jimmy?

True..

haha i cant stop laughing

Yeah....I definitely LOled

I agreed to watch my brothers pets while he was away for Christmas and his damn cat kept tearing ass up and down my hallway for no reason every day at 3 am. I wanted to murder him by the third day after I woke up to a barf ball of hair right at the side of my bed. The second I woke up rolled over and got out of bed my first experience for the day was stepping on an orange cat barf hair ball mixture. I seriously wanted to shoot his cat by the third day. I don't know how you people live with these vile things in your house without going full on psychopathic animal murderer.

@@spaghettimonstersjudgingyo504 are you chinese?

@@gitar1hero1qaz Nope American.

I only have Fusion on my home CNC. Those tool paths blew me away. I wonder what Cam program they use to get that?

Nope, 2X speed is satisfying

Oh yes! The Books on sobre a Talbot

We have a 1yr old hurcoand so far many problems. Machine doesnt like to interact with sub programs and no MDI .. not a big fan and the owner of Hurco sits on our board of directors and we wont buy another , we also just received a okuma B750 5-axis ,dual chuck ..assembling it now over 4weeks , cant wait to get my hands on that thing though.

And those guys who coding it too. I wonder how long it takes to write the code for that.

It takes only a few seconds to generate the program from the CAD program. But it might have taken hours to make the 3D model, and set up the machine and the tools in the CAD program.

La verdad si,realmente son unos genios y paciencia

@@youghurt2k no it does not only take a few seconds to "generate" you have to create toolpaths ..

@@MKxpl true. But my point is that there is no real coding going on here. Just telling a computer what you want, and then it spits out a hundred thousand lines in a minute or so. I have hand coded programs the size 12-15kb manually in notepad, which does take quite some time. I have also tried dialog programming which is a lot easyer, but I never tried CAM with a postprocessor.

made my day ;D

Why? You would just see the same thing slower, with lighter cuts.

@Mistymirror Curtis I love D2. I worked in a job shop and I would do 1 offs or 2 offs all the time. Great stuff:)

it's probably a copyright free track, Kevin MacLeod or something

Its French for "The Machines"

Tormach =)

@@henmich it's look like a Haas Umc 750 or Trunion table

@@andreilupan6893 that brilliant humor was lost on you..

@@henmich 😂 now that's a good one

probobly Catia

Marinko Mićanović Već ih imamo. Pogledajte snimak firme D Company in Pirota.

za pohvalu ali je dalako od gledanog Extreme Fas tCNC Machine

Marinko Mićanović mislim da nije daleko. Obraditi kalup za automobilsku gumu sa svim šarama i profilima nije ni malo naivan posao.

To Vi mislite 42 g. Sam radio u namenskoj kao glodac .Tako da mogu oceniti rad masina

Marinko Mićanović I ja sam već 25 godina u toj branši. Donekle znam i ja o čemu pričam. Ali nećemo d se raspravljamo, jel tako. Impresivno je u svakom slučaju gledati moderne mašine šta sve mogu. Pozdrav od mene.

not as hard as you would think. I can program 3d and 2d parts in about 30 min max you just need a good teacher. 150k yr

We all start there bro. Take some classes or find a good teacher and eventually you’ll be doing it

@@ericberg4397 Yeah, Programs for what? 30 min . max? Really? Some parts I made needed 15 pages of prints and used hundreds of tools. 30 minutes max? 150 k a year? OK Mr. 30 minute max. programmer. Now I'm impressed. It would take you 30 minutes to turn all the prints right side up.

@@lobsterbobable for example: all the parts for nvidia gpu shrouds www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjNu7OKsLDgAhVnx1QKHb1rAhYQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theverge.com%2F2015%2F5%2F31%2F8695075%2Fnvidia-geforce-gtx-980-ti-announced&psig=AOvVaw2F3Tqx2DQgyT-rd-6gDMvB&ust=1549860935000139 Run times can go overnight, but yea, 30 min max each. standard tool set is ball and endmill 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 so that is 10 tools, I might need a drill or 2, and drop down to a .5 or .25 mm for a partline. kids I teach takes them 8 hrs, but I do need to pass on what I know to someone. They fubar many part until they get all the tricks and slowly decrease that time to 4 hrs, then 2, then 1... I'm not production parts, so I care more about not breaking a tool and having a very nice part, ONE, when I come in the morning. I only go to prints to look over tight tolerances. and from my experience some of the engineers making those callouts are idiots asking for things that can't be made unless you control the temperature in the room to less than 1 degree . When your done pushing that green button for someone and ready to learn, let me know.

try working with virgin nylon stuff grows just from touching it

Ok ... you're wrong!

darude - sandstorm

It's a demo piece. Getting a CNC Lathe to make a demo piece is a bit expensive and kinda useless since you don't make a demo piece with the machine you wanna show off then.

I completely agree, machining aluminum is for aprentices.

@@nelsar1 No. Parts is parts. It's not any harder to machine nickel, or Ti, or 316 stainless or plastic or teflon. It's just different tricks. I have machined aluminum parts @ $50,000 per part. I bet there are guys on here who have doubled that. Apprentice work is not according to what material you are machining.

Lol

Now u try

@@sbfguy7793 I do it everyday but faster