Brilliant Trick to Drilling a PERFECT Hole

The Tornos GT 32 is an unbelievable versatile machine that is incredibly easy to use. Using Kennametal tooling, we show you a brilliant method to drilling a PERFECT Hole everytime.

00:00 Brilliant Method to Drilling PERFECT Holes
00:17 What do Safety Wire Holes Do?
00:47 CNC Machining Safety Wire Holes on Tornos GT 32
01:58 Explaining the Math behind Machining on a Hex
03:28 Programming Trick for CNC Machining
06:01 Academy.TITANSofCNC.com

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[donniehinske]

It’s so awesome to show everyone all the little tricks I’ve learned over the years! There’s plenty more to come so make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss any!

[trevorgoforth]

It’s little tricks like this that can make a massive difference! Nice work Donnie! Great work on the graphics and editing as well!

[barrysetzer]

The way they twist those wires to keep the bolts from loosening is so genius

[CameronMcCreary]

I've done a lot of these and I always make a fixture and have the drill bushing ground flat against the hexagon so when the drill goes through it is supported from beginning to the end. It is very accurate and clean. The drill hole is also lubricated from beginning to the end.
Nice technique. I work alot with fixtures and precision ground bushings. It is extra work but worth every dollar.

[davecox]

LOVED this one. And thanks for making sure I don't die in an airplane. I appreciate that.

[deanavitale]

I now know what wire holes are used for! Great job Donnie - and I ALWAYS watch to the end. That's where all the "gems" are.

[adamhayes]

Double Rainbow OMG!! Great video Tyler and Donnie

[ml]

Will it be possible to teach the viewers on programming the parts in ESPRIT CAM Software.

[Spikeydelic]

@6:00 I always make it to the end of your videos :D

[addisonhendrix]

we build those and use flat bottom drills to pre drill but cut hex first, this is by far the best approach as we’re constantly breaking drills & emills

[kaenguru]

Love that u put a clip of Flight in there 😂

[mikehynes]

Definetly want to see some content on esprit software.

[srenstrmandersen]

I love the GOdrill series from kennametal. I run a production in titanium grade 5 in which i use a 3.5mm 5xD drill. Last time i changed it, it had made 20.000 holes. The holes are 12.5mm deep so that adds up to 250 meters of drilling. And the drill is stationary. Thats impressive for an all-round drill 😊

[thomasneff]

Hey, really like the way that you edited the simulation to be the same perspective that was being shown in the machine. It really "ties" everything together, just like those wire holes.

[michaelpawluk]

Love the video! More ESPRIT!!! I think I'm getting a GT32 as well. Can you do a video on the machine layout please? I need live tooling facing the X axis on path 2, and B axis on path 1 and 2

Thanks Donnie! You are the man

[Sara-TOC]

Great tip, Donne! I know how frustrating it can be when you have a hot job, difficult feature, and a tooling shortage.

[willsatterwhite]

I love these videos. I only run a manual lathe and mill for the occasional one-off part. These little tips still come in really handy. Thanks for sharing the knowledge fellas.

[kevyn_tan]

ESPRIT CAM for Swiss Machining, best in class programming and simulation right there!

[InsatiableMonkey]

I'm a data engineer, not a mechanical engineer, but I find the parallels between our two fields interesting when it comes to thinking through optimal, repeatable processes.

[cammccauley]

The side by side with the simulation is perfect. Keep doing that please