I like that the cemented carbide has "blah blah features that are good for digging". 🤣

The thing I’ve always found interesting about complex CNC machining is the increasing level of risk as the part is completed.  Some parts start with very expensive metal, undergo many steps which are also time consuming and expensive so that the final steps in the process have become inherently extremely high risk with no room for error.  You’d have to have a lot of faith in the machines but more faith that the operator has programmed it correctly and mounted and calibrated perfectly for those last tool passes.

Lol “milk protects the tool from over heating”
Milk is awesome.

Machine coolant is primarily there to reduce heat caused by material distortion. Material in lathes and mills is removed much like how a bulldozer removes material, it bunches up and folds in on itself at a microscopic level and is eventually peeled off the surface. Traditional friction in machining is not common and is highly undesirable as it can cause inconsistent forces, which causes the tool to bounce over the part. The general term is called chatter and specifically for friction based chatter it's called rubbing, this can lead to a poor quality finish which requires extra processes to remove and reduces the lifespan of the cutting tool, both increase the cost of part production.
In case anyone was curious.

Missile Maniac had me cracking up. Love from North America(definitely aint South). 😉 Also, the part with cutting the "spirals" would be better translated as cutting "threads."

Надо в разогретую заготовку шипы вставлять. Так то они все повыскакивают.

오 ~이게뭐야  오늘도 평화로운 대한민국

Hold those individual moving bearings and they render the entire unit non serviceable. It's very interesting.

현대 계열 회사인데 두산 공작기계를 사용하네요
위아 공작기계를 사용해야지요

吊り治具引っかけてるだけなの怖すぎる

i love shows like these, they show the process and how its done without some screaming maniac who cant stand to be out of the cameras view and wont stop talking. actions speak louder than words. thanks so much for your work

I used to work on these in the UK for a company called schlumberger, they were for oil rigs & the factory pressed their own industrial diamonds one drill bit would sell for £40k & that was 14 years ago!

Я обожаю бурение и всё что с ним связано шарошки супер точно  на нефть+газ высокого качества и проходимость хорошая 😊😊😊😊

the editing was wild in this one haha

팩토리몬은......설명이 아주 친절해서 좋아요~

I like how one bit had a special press to insert tungsten carbide inserts and the other bit had a hammer to hit them in lol. Also that strap machine was the coolest part of the video.

This is truly high tech, very impressive, South Korea is the best. And thanks for the quality of your videos!

I can remember the smell of the machine coolant,gives the tongue a slight oily taste .
When the Pruhdoe Pipeline was being built, my mom and step dad had a machine shop that built Aluminum, articulated trucks for tundra and ice operation.
We made one with an Ice drill auger so you could drive on thin ice , punch a hole and then flood the ice to thicken it quick.
We made a Freezer that went to 40’ F below to freeze saltwater cubes we then practiced out self made cutting bits down in Seattle.
    Bigfoot was the only Monster truck at time and we took a custom Track truck to the Mudbog race at Kingdome.
    Had the name “Santanimal “ as our company got sued over using the name “ Cat Track.”
Crystal Mountain ski resort had some , they bolt on stock axles.
     The heat to assemble process was cool to do , we used dry ice on inside piece when assembling aluminum rims . Even after welding the seam , they had to peen and spot weld weeping leaks.
   Spied a Starbucks logo girl during the Cnc portion.

Mate, please write that it is a reupload…

10:40 CC: "(Not a missile planning map)"
Well, thank God. I was planning to watch more videos from this channel!