Beginners Guide to Manual & CNC Machining!

Nice video....I'm an electrical engineering student and I believe all engineers should be familiar with how these shop machines operate as opposed to theory-based knowledge. Especially working at a shop and some engineers have no clue how some stuff works....

I wish I knew about machining in high school. The moment I learned about chipping metal to make all kinds of stuff I fell in love. I would love to have a career in this field.

Welding is easy. Well, it's really not easy at all. But as someone who has plenty of experience and is somewhat proficient in both areas (self proclaimed) i definitely feel machining, whether it be manual or cnc, is way more brain heavy and involved than gluing some metal together. (Intentionally downplaying welding for dramatic effect)

I’ve been 3d printing since I was 18 I’m 21 now and I want to get into metal working

Can you do a rc engine block on a manual one

I start my cnc job tomorrow

Machinist/Tool Maker/Engineer thats the holy grail! As tool maker apprentice you are already exposed to most of the math.

Guys i make 300,000 as Tool Maker. Yes this can be done.

I really wish I knew what machining was when I was in high school my career choice would have been different.

Never got into or understood STEM and CNC and honestly didn't know much about it; but after working as a Wire EDM operator for about a year and leaning various things. I've been considering going over to Milling so this is genuinely fascinating so thank you for the video and explanation.

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Been years since I've operated any machine, though I can close my eyes and still smell the smell, hear the tools running through metal and can still see that almost orgasmic machine finish. There's nothing like it, the finish that is, of a properly machined piece of metal.

Is it true that CNC operators will be replaced with robots within 3-4 years (or maybe just a little later) and just the CNC programmer position will stay for human?

More people just need to understand that in this Field you can do just about ANYTHING you can go ANYWHERE and Get a GREAT paying job the sky is literally the Limit and doesn't require a Degree but more often then not you Get DEGREE Money without the Degree Debt and isn't going to break your back.

Most dudes straight out of High school Go to College. Military, Service industry or Straight up Sweat shops that have sky high turnover, when they could be making BANK and having a good time doing it.

id love one of those old bridgeport milling machines, id have full time work resurfacing engine blocks and cylinder heads with that

Only good for aluminum

They’re probably intimidated by it or not interested in it because they think that they have to be Mathematicians.

There's a huge difference between being a production machinist and not..production machining is boring and repetitive,higher up team leaders and so on write your programing and you just find your work shift then run.not much fun

Problem is they advertise STEM careers to pay more than they actually do and its hard to get into the field of study cause they always want to place you in an unrelated field or similar field. You can want to be an engineer and end up only being able to find a job in research testing which is quite boring. In my case I have an electronics engineering degree, now I have to go back to school and take two classes not included in my program and pay out of pocket cause nobody will hire me without CNC programming. Thanks to the college not informing me and adding these courses to my program. 🙄

How do you change the bit on that model?

This is cool, thanks for the video.

Welders get paid more than machinest … that’s why

very good!

This guy is a great teacher. Thanks for making the video!

Kids today are completely worthless, they don’t have attention span for mills, they can barely learn 3d printing

İt was 14 minutes long but it felt like 1 min. Nice tutorial but should've mentioned how reset / zeroing done

John I want to go to school to be a machinist so bad! I just can’t get anyone to give me a chance. I’m a 4 1/2 year almost 5 year recovering attic and I can’t get nobody to give me a chance man I just want to be a machine is so bad I have a lot of my own tools I have a South Bend 8 inch Dalton six-a type 4. I love machining

I start CNC Precision Machining classes today !

I'm a cnc bender, been bending for 4 years, and a bid at my job went up for " tool room machinist" I wanted to see what its about by checking out this video. its fascinating . I love it. cant wait till I apply for it. thx man

There’s so many of these types of companies in California. How is there so much supply and demand who is buying this metal?

Machining is such a sneaky way of learning , math, physics, electronics, chemistry, even a little biology from the occasional skinned knuckle. Start managing a shop and add statistics, accounting, finance and human relations.
The practical application of of all of these disciplines give you the tools to be a better machinist and a true artisan.

He's cutting aluminum.....Grow up and cut some A2 D2 tool steel ....puss

I wish I learned this before becoming a welder

Trump and his damn pact act fucking over manufacturers has made me so angry that im learning machining and producing my own vape atomizers. I have watched tons of machining videos but never with the goal of learning it myself. Thanks for the video!
I do wish it wasn’t so expensive to get started though, lol.

Just got a job doing this super nervous!

lost me at aluminum

Same thing upstand ny we got boxes at my high school and if you signed up you got to pick a trade to learn and instead of your hs they would drive the kids to wemoco for a few hours and the welding and machining classes were 50/50 the first year and your senior year you have to pick one to stick with and we had at least 40 kids in my class and only 7 chose machining, I picked machining and all seven of us got co op contracts and got jobs before we even graduated and the welders out if the entire class I don't think they got any

Two right the world deffo needs more engineers with the tech we have nowdays surprized people arn't jumping at the opportunity

l need turkish subtitles

im milling machine operator and grinding operator

how to apply

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Why we have to use coolant ?

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2 flute end mill? Slot drill, not the best tool, end mills can't cut downwards, slot drills can due to their design. You can mod a Bridgeport to CNC , I've worked on them , over 30 years old upgraded fine.

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