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How to Drill 316 SS & Titanium | SMX 3100ST 9 Axis Lathe

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Drilling Titanium & 316 Stainless with the Incredible DFSP Indexible Drill from Kennametal.
SMX 3100ST 9 Axis Lathe from DN Solutions
Please see numbers below for Titanium. There is an error in the video for the metric federate.
Cutter: 2” Dia to 50.8mm Dia
Axial depth: 5.2 to 132.08mm
SFM: 170 to SMM: 51.815
IPM: 0.972 to MMPM: 24.688
.003 IPR to .0762MMPR
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23 авг 2024

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@TITANSofCNC 2 года назад

Please see numbers below for Titanium. There is an error in the video for the metric federate. Cutter: 2” Dia to 50.8mm Dia Axial depth: 5.2 to 132.08mm SFM: 170 to SMM: 51.815 IPM: 0.972 to MMPM: 24.688 .003 IPR to .0762MMPR

@IBUILTTHAT 2 года назад

Do niobium.

@jeremyarnold4798 2 года назад

I want to see you guys machine other exotic alloys like Tungsten, nitinol, etc.

@Kawka1122 2 года назад

Titanium is super easy, same with tungsten. Hardest to machine is without doubt - Aluminium

@paintedblue1791 2 года назад

I used to work at a company that had a production manager who insisted that if the swarf was not coming of RED HOT and the spindle load was at 110% then it was not working hard enough! We set up and get everything running nice then he would come round and make us up the feed and speed until the swarf was sticking to the plastic viewing panel! This was with coolant running flat out ! The local tool and repair techs were in once a week to fix the machines and we had a lovely collection of mushroom headed U Drills and some that were totally melted into the work piece!

@hksoundpro 2 года назад

Love to see those chips curl and fly. Tough metal, not especially hard on Rockwell C scale. Great videos, keep them coming!

@kimbates8017 2 года назад

Great job. Really appreciate the SFP & RPM information to show the capability of the insert drill and machine. On a manual lathe I could never run 1100+ RPM because of the lack of flood coolant drilling.

@arulbarnajebson4339 Год назад

Sfp and rpm how about

@chuchonchuchon7640 Год назад

What about constant feed and horse power on that axis my man?? Can't replicate that on a manual lathe

@ZediZero 2 года назад

I just love these drills :D They make life a little quicker and easier :)

@thereasoninlifeisthatthere5326 2 года назад

Nice video. I really like videos where Thyson explains things. Greetings from germany

@michaeltrilck5680 2 года назад

Kennametal... Inserts Made in Germany... It works! 😎

@brianropel Год назад

I used to regularly use a 1.5in diameter indexable drill in the vertical mill. Those things cut like butter. And leave great finishes on the inside of the hole

@richardunis9204 2 года назад

You can see the chip formation difference in the two meterals cool video

@DevinWatson 2 года назад

Those titanium chips look like roses @ 3:15

@atmosphericpressure3560 2 года назад

I love kub drills. Drill and boring bar in one. Blew my mind.

@ronnydowdy7432 2 года назад

Enjoying the show

@kwk8363 2 года назад

Great job Tyson!

@yushinandrew 2 года назад

am I wrong or on Titanium metric MMPR must be 0.076? Cool video anyways!

@shelby7983 2 года назад

True

@cleariverstar3426 2 года назад

You think the feed rate is too slow?

@Bawbag0110 2 года назад

See pinned comment

@RadDadisRad 2 года назад

Interesting bit design with different cutters but it definitely works

@josephcampise9950 2 года назад

Dang look at those chips go!

@stevenkissi8432 2 года назад

Love the way a u drill sings

@justinbrown1451 2 года назад

Yes!! Give is more Tyson!! And more lathe!!!

@cyber2526 2 года назад

these drills are the reason i wear earplugs at work :P

@u.e.u.e. Год назад

I liked the long steel spirals. 😃

@yamspaine 2 года назад

Amazing things that only few people make: Competent offspring

@lesliestar6344 2 года назад

Love that "scream"!

@edvinherrera1586 8 месяцев назад

New machinist here, does the 316 SS has to sound that loud when drilling it?

@johnwinters390 2 года назад

And the square insert can be used as a boring bar if its set up right.

@npi0081 2 года назад

Do you Using the diametre of the Driller or Form the workpiece? I had a discussion with my Boss . Thanks

@juddhengtgen7408 2 года назад

I prefer Komet, in drilling and especially boring large bores. Kennametal does have some good tooling.

@ernest6980 2 года назад

sound like your pops great job

@khansahil0003 3 месяца назад

What is spindle load while drilling in titatnium ?

@ELECTRICMOTOCROSSMACHINE 2 года назад

SO GOOD!

@colehoulden9127 2 года назад

Does the 316 always squeal like that? Based on what i know about manual machining other material it seems like it needs to be slowed down.

@samirabaza 2 года назад

I always use Sandvik drills like these in my shop up stainless steel

@balooc2 2 года назад

as you should ;) Kennametals drills are famous for "screaming" when drilling.

@yanisfritz4504 2 года назад

Did they use water to cool the cut, or is it just a very transparent type of oil/emulsion?

@krispyduck7592 2 года назад

its coolant thats clear from blaser

@TITANSofCNC 2 года назад

Blaser Synergy 735 Coolant

@achchhelal7297 2 года назад

Sir any Requarment there like helper? Plz

@wald3mar 2 года назад

Very cool. 👍

@sachie123 2 года назад

I love the cabinet and tge bins...do share😬

@bennufckemp 2 года назад

Was just wondering why you don’t use Mazak as the type of work you do seems to be a perfect fit for them?

@mtlfpv 2 года назад

They must have some sort of deal with Doosan, they have a lot of them

@hophile7914 2 года назад

May I ask are you training mastercam online ?

@josephcampise9950 2 года назад

What kind of load did it put on the spindle?

@davenicholson3491 2 года назад

Just BOOM 💪👌🏻

@JFROMM454 2 года назад

So what’s the purpose of having a square insert and a triangular insert? I’m not a machinist so that doesn’t make much sense to me

@peciknisko 2 года назад

triangular insert helps to maintain position while drilling

@brandon184839 2 года назад

would love to see more 316ss videos

@BrilliantDesignOnline 2 года назад

Power.

@ernest6980 2 года назад

noticed you chucked on a stock surface BUT while drilling i noticed you were chucked on a turned OD ?

@MR-yq5rj 2 года назад

I noticed that to. Can be important to create more clamp force . I don t know why they did not show or explain it.

@martinkruis9891 2 года назад

You should turn up your speed with the 316, you'll be aible to really make those chips break and fly

@cleariverstar3426 2 года назад

Can I use this type of drill as a boring bar?

@LordSaliss 2 года назад

No, but it does make a great way to start a hole needing to be bored as it gets you up close to size very quickly and easily. I use a 2" drill like this as well when needing to bore something to around 2-1/4"

@krzysztofcieszkowski6694 2 года назад

Hey Titan what happened to your octopus?

@Michaelsloncehammr 2 года назад

Personally I prefer kub drills over spade drill. The spade drill tend to have stringy chips and are loud on breakthough hole mole making.

@Michaelsloncehammr 2 года назад

The kub has the added feature of offset x boring capability.

@franciscopenagos775 2 года назад

Steel H13, Dievar, M2 please

@seththomas2490 2 года назад

I'd like the videos to be a little longer. Like 10 minutes would be perfect

@antoniogarcilazo6305 2 года назад

Too long and boring

@bobdunn345 2 года назад

not trying to be negative as I love the channel and as always great content.I realize your making a video.......BUT you really should use some type of cut protection gloves handling that raw material.been there done that ya' know😀

@karllund3168 2 года назад

where do you buy cabinet organizers

@danl.4743 2 года назад

Bed Bath and Beyond.

@OnionKnight541 2 года назад

Titan Jr ! (:

@antoniogarcilazo6305 2 года назад

Anyone notice how when they lock the material in chuck its not turned and when they drill, they grab onto turned material.

@firestarter5038 2 года назад

Still got it done and didn't get hurt BOOM

@darikmatters8866 2 года назад

Scary that I guessed both materials...

@user-qv9xb9jb6u 2 года назад

동심은 비슷하게 나옵니까?

@lemesianosena246 3 месяца назад

No chipbreaking ....Needs a Little more Fn & Vc

@muslimuddin5345 2 года назад

G 1602 ,300. CA 15,600

@Cyrano99X 2 года назад

Titanium is actually one of the easiest material to cut, I never understood why people call it hard to cut material...

@artmckay6704 2 года назад

Wow! :)

@librasd8087 2 года назад

Hi guys, in steel the chips are very long Tyson what parameters would you change to make those chips shorter? I would reduce the feed per rotation, because it seems too fast for the chipbreaker

@TITANSofCNC 2 года назад

It’s the nature of the beast… Stainless doesn’t break as easy but it’s all good… completely normal. More Feed per SFM = better chip break… and shorter cut time.

@kingofkings600 2 года назад

Less chance of double cutting with streamers

@librasd8087 2 года назад

@@kingofkings600 especially in CNC machines, long chips are not recommended because they could damage the machine

@librasd8087 2 года назад

@@TITANSofCNC For materials that tend to form long chips there should be chipbreakers on the cutting edge, but perhaps they have been engineered for different working speeds than those used in the video. Anyway I will try to increase the surface feed next time i have this problem, thanks for the reply