Machining 15-5 Stainless Steel on PUMA 2600SY II CNC Lathe | DN Solutions

Machining 15-5 Stainless Steel on PUMA 2600SY II CNC Lathe | DN Solutions

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[MrScienceMaths]

I like the fact you have split the screen in half. While the left have displays the Real-life machining, the right have shows the animation!
Great work guys!

[BloodThunda]

I'm not really a lathe guy, more of a mill guy, but this video was kinda awesome. I like the way this guy thinks. Planning was excellent 👌

[LNW-]

As a welder watching these vids makes me appreciate what you machinists can do

[jeffwombold]

I've now retired, but I like watching your videos to see that you guys use a lot of the same techniques and reasoning that I've used for years. I just never had quite the nice equipment and programs that you have access to nowadays. Good job!

[lashback]

As someone who is going to school to be a mechanical engineer, i really enjoy these weekly uploads to watch while i do my homework. Great way to learn about machining

[StefanoLinguanotto]

Good video! First time I think where you show some problems with chip evacuation like everybody has and simply solve it with a good pair of pliers. Well done!

[davidchavez]

I didn't hit the green button and I'm still holding my breath watching that ID boring bar. BTW the attention to detail in that programming leaves me with mixed feelings. One, it's a breath of fresh air to see a smart programmer who actually knows the material and how to work smart/efficiently. But two, it infuriates me even more that the types of suggestions I had as an operator, that were constantly being brushed aside while I was being told "it still makes a good part, " were actually as easy as I imagined they were.

[mikhaildavydenko]

That’s an art of turning. That’s what you, Travis, shows us in your videos. Thank you! 🤙

[Nelogik]

This content is presented so well. You guys are professional, skilled, and truly want to teach people the art of machining. Thank you.

[RippenSXS]

Finally a longer format video. Thank you

[Kardos]

AI has nothing on you! Your decision making skills shine and show your mastery of the art of machining.

[rishiemansingh]

It's nice to see a computer and a machine at work.
Unman skill at work

[stijndegraaf]

Dawm what a level this guys are at im trying to get my company at this level

[chrisflannery]

Gotta have Travis on more videos please! I was able to understand everything he said

[Jessie_Smith]

Great video Travis. Very clean process and the part looks beautiful.

[johndonlan]

Brilliant programming Travis! (Especially that bit about putting the center hole in first so that the spindle doesn't have to rev up and possibly cause excessive tool wear)

[MrShiftey]

That Cnc lathe is cool! I used to run the manual lathes and mills. Cant wait to learn about Cnc stuff, cam, solid works this fall. Back to school for me!

[pozalujstapodpishus]

норм видео, всё понятно и доступно и никакой воды, как обычно...

[scottetling]

Really great work Travis and team TOC. Thank you for taking the time to explain the process and show the machining all together.

[argyrisgatzelakis]

Grear job!
Its nice to see this kind of cutting.
I am a doosan lynx 300 operator too
Thank you guys!