FULL RAPID at 2362 IPM In STEEL 

I was super impressed when I met legally blind machinists at lighthouse for the blind. the way one guy operating made parts... He always had a hand on the machine so he could Feel what it was doing

As an operator I can only move so fast

Very accurate

It's called high speed milling. The heat stays in the chip. No need for flood coolant.

Just one proof that the center of excellence of manufacturing isn't the US but is central Europe (Germany / Switzerland) is to look at who the partners are. Who is building those machines? The level of precision of those machines is incredible. They are mostly European. Quality production today = Europe, not USA

who who who. its a german machine..

@@fabr5747 Germany, Switzerland and the rest of Europe will no longer exist in 30 years. The birth rate is far below replacement. All of the people who know how to build those high accuracy systems will retire and move to Spain and then the USA will be the only place left for companies to go for young, skilled workers. It's just demographics... It sucks but its true...

​@@user-wv7bn1fy5v I was about not to reply as your opener reads like you're a tin hatter. But then again, I like facts and don't like them being misrepresented. So, here's a bit for you: Birth rate of the US is 1.64. Germany is 1.54. Does that mean America will not exist in 30, let's say 35, years then...? Also, the birthrate can drop a whole lot more in Germany - there'll still be enough youth who'll wanna work for a high end machine making company.

@@AntiVaganza some significant differences between Germany and the US... The USA has the 3rd highest population in the world and it's going up (~+0.5%) while Germany has less than 1/3 the base population and it's going down (~-0.09%). Germany also lacks the physical space and natural resources the USA has. Germany gets virtually all of their energy from foreign sources. Those imports are currently protected by the US Navy (you're welcome) but that situation is likely to change with the lack of military aged men in both countries and the fact that the USA is reshoring its manufacturing base due to the pending collapse of China and the self destruction of Russia... Being the worlds peace keeper and benefactor is unsustainable with the pending collapse of the US$$$ so Europe is going to be on their own... Get ready for renewed border wars like in Azerbaijan/Armenia to spread across Europe. It doesn't help that the EU has opened its borders up to masses of sub-Saharan African emigrants who refuse to assimilate and are already imposing their politics in many countries... France is a great example of emigration gone wrong... The USA has it's own emigration problems but we also have the 2nd Amendment so bad actors from foreign places will find out if they decide to F around. Angela Merkel and her SPD flunky who run the government have screwed their countrymen with shutting down powerplants and betting on wind/solar whilst letting everyone in to suck on the teat of government. Germany has no 2nd Amendment. German people are not citizens, they are subjects. And your government thinks you're a joke... In the USA, our government thinks the same but they are going to FAFO soon enough. We're all screwed but as the old saying goes... The USA will get a cold, the rest of the world will get a flu. No hard feelings against anyone in Europe... just facts.

Oh dont worry, titan has already talked about it 😂

It would be hilarious to see Beau watching these Titans of CNC videos and trying to up it one notch to prove himself after getting fired last time XD

Right... because you can run a billion IPM if you want but your width of cut isn't going to be substantial at all

I actually listen to it myself…..and im in most of them. They are motivating! Thanks for the support bro

@@barrysetzer it will take off eventually, it’s an untapped resource, there is basically No machining podcasts around except a few that aren’t good. I listen on Spotify

Thanks We just posted 3 more on Spotify. We have dined 10

You should check your floor for metal chips 😂 They could have made it through the camera/screen barrier, if you could feel the compressed air 😁

And G02, G03 😵‍💫

The size of those shavings? No less than 0.019685 inches (im from the other side of the pond so at least 0.5mm stepover I'd say )

Thanks Travis, Just FYI, Tyson is my son. He is also in videos… my name is Titan. I appreciate you brother😁

We heard you 🎉

.020”

Run your machine like that constant high acceleration and deceleration you may get quarter the machine life if you are lucky.

It’s just a physics trick honestly. The tool won’t be able to exceed a certain MRR as at a certain point, the removal rate will require more force than the endmill can withstand. Really fast feedrate with light step overs will still be the same MRR of a slower feed rate with a greater step over. The only time high feed like this makes sense is if you have a high rev, low torque spindle with a high feee rate that doesn’t have the spindle power to drive the cutter tool to a higher MRR. IE, the spindle gives out before the endmill would. Be even then, you’re still down to a MRR limit by the spindle power output.

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@@TITANSofCNC Thank you!

What thickness are you cutting?

​@@mehmettemel8725 at those speeds was cutting .050 galvanized steel the other day

.020”

Yes!

@@barrysetzer how much? Zombie apocalypse with a style of Ochrist from the hobbit? A mix be tween both

Hey Doug! Thats tough for us, as we are always super busy, and although we have tried that before, we dont feel like we can give you guys the time you deserve. By making the videos and the academy, we feel like we can change the lives and careers of so many people at once…..but thanks for asking, as we consider teaching to be an honor. But feel free to reach out to me any time you need help on FB or discord!

Lol could be fun!

.020”. Max for that tool is .007” as it’s a finishing tool. 😂