An incredible device made out of a piece of metal and...

An incredible device made out of a piece of metal and...

[rbeehner]

How cool! In the early 1970's the dental instrument manufacturer I worked as an engineering technician had purchased a German made wire straightener using the same principles. I would straighten both high carbon and 402 stainless steel wire of 0.060" diameter that came from the mill. The straightening machine had a guillotine at the exit of the rolls that chopped the straighten wire into 6-inch lengths. Then I would grab a hand full of these blanks and feed them into an air operated centerless grinder to make perfectly round blanks for the many cam operated screw machines to fashion blanks for dental drills (burrs). Precision was essential and thermal lobbing the problem. I was working with typically five-thousandths inch tolerances for straightness and twice that for diameter (roundness). We used an optical comparator for quality control. You video caused this splash of memories of my past work life, I appreciated its motif. Thumbs up.

[jcwallac]

This is a fantastic video! If being a machinist doesn't work out, you've always got a backup career as a videographer. Excellent work, sir!

[AustinLaNoue]

My favorite parts are the slow-mo shots, brief-mute shop/tool noise interludes, and where the camera pivots as/with the part's perspective. They are all timed really well to the music. Bravo.

[JoelArseneaultYouTube]

That’s an insane amount of material removal on manual machines, and also insane amount of editing… impressive. The tool is pretty cool too.

[Dmitry_Matusevich]

Даже не знаю кому больше аплодировать стоя - Мастеру или Оператору, который снял такую красоту!? Уровень обоих высоченный. Давненько я не смотрел такого годного ролика! Хоть отношение к фрезерно-токарным работам имею очень отдаленное, видео посмотрел от начала до конца! С меня лайк, подписка на канал и моё уважение....

[pr]

The amount of cool editing done on this makes it look so easy but damn, this is so complex. So much work.

[simia_dro]

Я искренне удивляюсь, как среди нашего хтонического пространства людям удаётся сделать такую красоту. В этом видео прекрасна не сама работа токаря и фрезеровщика (хотя безусловно отличная), сколько подача материала, интрига и все такое. Браво 👏🏽

[puksb]

Cool! In the late 80’s I worked as a toolmaker and we made flat steel and round wire parts, springs and stampings, and every single one of our round wire machines, had one of these on there called a wire straightener. Basically took the cast of the wire out making it easier to form with consistency. We also had a couple of machines that the mechanism you made actually rotates, while heated wire is being pulled through it, and those things go perfectly straight. Great work!!

[turbotonye-]

WOW! 1st things 1st, the editing on this video is absolutely amazing. It truly is awesome to watch. Your Machine work is great, top notch quality. I still can’t get over what a satisfying video this was to watch. And once again the editing was some of the best I’ve ever seen. Keep you the amazing content. Much love and respect from the Jersey Shore 👊🏼

[JAJPorcelanato]

Very nice, trabalho perfeito e que edição de video fantastica. parabens.

[ashesman]

I think I have watched almost every fabrication video on youtube and this by far is the most amazingly well edited one i have seen. Awesome work.

[shubhamghore]

Wow!!!
Metalwork + Videography + Animations + Music + That damn cool editing = Just Perfect... 😎

[nickfosterxx]

Not sure anyone else has mentioned it, so just wanted to say great job on the lighting, seriously. Very worth while your extra time and effort. Beautiful job all round thanks.

[rcdogmanduh]

After 45 years in the trade I love watching a Machinist, not a programmer, not an operator. Have fun cuz if your not it's just....work!

[joerghohnloser]

Impressive skills on display here. Both, as a mechanical engineer/toolmaker and videographer.
Very inspiring !

[ronniepirtlejr]

I instantly recognized this as either a pipe straightener/bender or a wire straightener/bender.
I used to work at a place that had a smaller version of this feeding wire into nail machine.
I had to make sure the wire ran through it true & straight!
The wire came out the other side straight. Then the wire fed into some dies. The dies would close to grip the Wire then a punch would come in and slam the head onto it. The finished product was a nail for a nail gun.
There is a lot more to it but, that's the just of it & that's how they straighten the wire out to be made into a nail!
Great job on the build!👍

[KingMinhvuong]

I watched video without skip any second. Excellent work. Great edit video. Respect from V.N!

[jamesfrancisco]

The magic you perform as a machinist is made even more engaging by the professional video editing. Excellent video!

[chestnutcrab]

The amount of work it takes for project like this is pretty insane. Great job 👍

[SoftHeartPC]

That has to be absolutely the best fabrication video I do believe I have ever seen! I was so sick of watching people perform Fabrications with the dull step by step slow process. This gentleman deserves an award for best filmmaking! Fantastic!