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@sbsoloco What kind of capital would it take to replicate your shop, if you had to buy it again?

Like they use US Standard measurements. If I could point out…the title needs to have one word changed…gage is needing a “u” after the “a”. Gauge is the way to go here. All the best, 👌

Who would have ever known all this. I'm just now (late in life) learning all this, knowing how to put together pieces of metal through methods other than welding is a great tool in my toolbox for metal work. Now all I need is some practice and the necessity of it all will bring out all my inventions. Thanks for the video.

Ian Sandusky is a G

YG-1 X1-EH line are incredible for the cost.

1991 i moved to NC mills and never went back on lathes except for an occasional fixture modification when i moved to programming and running wire EDM’s good career path and alot of fun for my 43 years in the field!

thank's for that buddie. i needed to add square bottom hole to a cyl head this has got me out of trouble your a champ,

Every week! Hardinge HLV-H, does it better?

Manual lathes have there place for like sanding and collecting dust lol. Or if you have no money and want to suffer and be miserable lol .

Uh, last week. Lotta one-off jobs run faster on an engine lathe and are much more satisfying to accomplish. If I wished to be a programmer rather than a machinist I’d be writing code for apps (and probably making a hell of a lot more than either a CNC machine operator or as a machinist.)

Nice.

Why such light cuts? Curious . You’ve got a great lathe.

15 minutes ago

2 days ago

Yesterday.

3 Vmc's,1 lathe,Edm machine,Flat grinder,universal sharpener,two 4 axis tsudakomas,one 3+2 nikken,Mitutoyo and Asimeto measuring equipment,500 pcs solid carbide mills,110 pcs reamers.....not bad for far😊Everything is payed nothing on credit or lease.Next will be Horizontal vmc

Just a heads up Ian...I hear only steers and queers come from texas 😱

Did this guy start BEFORE ridge wallet?

Very nice and successful Aerospace components manufacturing facility. Do they have a set-up to carry out all the deburring and finishing work after machining. I am from India and also run a small Aerospace component manufacturing shop.

You should do a shop tour of Trace-a-matic in brookfield wisconsin. or check out IMS cresson texas.

Texas manufacturing is kicking ass. Reminds me of some of the shops I worked in Orange County, just cranking out aerospace parts. There's a lot of money in thread gages there, very nice.

Yeah, I am there

Hey, thank you to make it this big video. I’m over here and I also work for. Wbm

Great video. Glad you came to Dallas to check it oooooooot!! 👍👍

Exaggerated

Had someone ask me to quote a bracket with no print. Right there, red flag, no way. It was a bracket to hold a seat belt in a racecar. Heck NO!! Liability thru the roof. Ran from that one. But did help him find a supplier.

what platform can i sign up for as a Canadian based Machine shop?

American management doesn't care about standards no more.tooth and nail fighting to maintain your own standards to survive. The hobo machinist riding the rails.

Just the video I need without looking for it! As the only one learning quality in the shop and getting training in the CMM, this is helpful!

Where’s the full video I can’t find it

Nice Maschine but 60 tools max is just not enough

Love the Sipp drill press. Sipp is a legendary name in machine tools.

My drawbar broke and it happened to be one of them.. Legend has it. The old ones are a lot better...

I saw two of my usual Apps guys!

Dear Santa...I want one

That camera must have appeared terrifying from the other end of the lens.

good video Ian

I just use my calipers and a unlevel table Great success! *in Borat voice* lol

Ian thanks for these videos you do its really informative for those of us that dont have access to these shows you deliver every time

Nice to see how several techniques and technologies converge in one and the same machine. A bit like seeing the start of a disruption in the workshop technology industry. DMGMORI, keep it up, I'm excited to see where it takes us. And Practical Machinist, keep up the nice educational and information your video gives.

DMG MORI is Mercedes-Benz in CNC World🤘🤘🤘

As a dmg operator I would highly recommend NOT buying a dmg. We have 2 dmu 60s and they breakdown very often. The main problem are the Fischer spindles however we have had tool changer problems, c axis drift problems, spindle chiller issues, knoll unit problems, drive faults often etc... The machine it self makes fantastic parts and can keep micron tolerances all day BUT the cost of the problems we have had would have bought a 3rd machine. Customer support is great UNTIL you actually get the machine on your floor.

should never have got into bed with Mori not half the machines they were when it was MAHO....running the show

How do you know when to minus the 100,000 or

We’ll be here all day - let me know if there’s anything specific you’d like to see!

I have some cheap plastic calipers to measure magnets for 3D prints.

I went here it was cool but way overpriced

Nice and informative video.Thanks For those interested in ear,y machinist tools and machines check out “ Museum of Our Industrial Heritage “ located here on UA-cam and by visiting the museum in Greenfield,Mass. I’ve been there a few times and always a pleasure and well worth the visit. Most of the early machinist tools were made in this area of Massachusetts like Starrett, Miller Falls,Greenfield Tap and Die and quite few others. Check them out and donate to keep this museum going. Thanks

After seeing that “work station” now I know why he’s quoting parts kit builds will take him 6+ months