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Not Iscar, Blazers produced this video many years ago. Credit should go to whom it belongs.

This is the best machining video. Perhaps the best video, period.

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4:43 damn, im guessin thats what too much rake looks like

1:53 chatter

Вот как это сняли?

Does anyone really know/care about what this video shows?

cool!

That red looks so good

Looking good Rick. Can't wait to hear how you do on the track.

Stunning video.

Stock?

Good Job buddy!

I've got an h2 transmission i need cut. where are you?

What is ESR steel, look like it give rough surface quality when using uncoat tool ( chip crack and crush a lot)

Looks like clay

Hmmmm. I need to look into this machine.

Interesting imperfection in the lattice structure at 2:11

The best video ever for cutting of metal..

I wish my bike was working =( Have fun!

How does the cutting oil get too the tip of the cutter. If the cutting tip is below the surface of the metal?

Like if Chris Vandelaar sent you

Hello Rick Steinard, hello Brian Barth, or anyone! I'd be enormously grateful if someone can tell who actually created and first published this great video, and when. It seems to be quite widely shared on the internet but with no authorship credit details.

What is build up edges and how it is formed? Can any one explain me please?

Husky liners are much better and have a lifetime warranty not 3 yr warranty! !

Just got mine delivered yesterday and am blown away by how well they fit. You sure you got the right ones for the model of your vehicle?

Inches ? Omg dont you guys know the rest of the planet went metric ages ago.

An insert wasted

What is the machine?

Have fun trying to work a tool that can't break a chip into a production process. That looks like a nightmare.

Such a shame this series never went anywhere. They did a damn good job with the animation.

What happened?

JESUS WHY

Amazing.....the material looks like aluminum/aluminium to the European crowd....but, it says steel....!!

00000407 PRIMER CORTE: Utilizan la herramienta de aceros rápidos, de alta velocidad sin recubierta Utilizan la pieza: Acero Dulce la herramienta por el material hace cortes precisos ya que tiene resistencia al desgaste y altos niveles de dureza mientras que el material por ser acero dulce tiene mayor maleabilidad y tenacidad al concluir veremos viruta con gránulos gruesos por el tipo de pieza a cortar. SEGUNDO CORTE: Utilizan la herramienta de aceros rápidos, de alta velocidad sin recubierta Utilizan la pieza: Acero ESR. es como aleaciones con materiales reciclados para reducir costos la herramienta por el material hace cortes precisos ya que tiene resistencia al desgaste y altos niveles de dureza mientras que el material por ser acero ESR posee una viruta fina y uniforme. TERCER CORTE: Utilizan la herramienta HSS T.I.N recubierta Utilizan la pieza: Acero ESR. es como aleaciones con materiales reciclados para reducir costos la herramienta por el material hace cortes muchísimo mas precisos en relación con la anterior ya que tiene resistencia al desgaste y altos niveles de dureza mientras que el material por ser acero ESR posee una viruta fina y uniforme. corte preciso material denso CUARTO CORTE Utilizan la herramienta HSS T.I.N recubierta Utilizan la pieza: Acero Inoxidable la herramienta por el material hace cortes muchísimo mas precisos en relación con la anterior ya que tiene resistencia al desgaste y altos niveles de dureza mientras que el material por ser acero Inoxidable es una acero con muchísima mas dureza aunque con una facilidad de conformación por tanto el material es denso y el corte menos preciso.

3/8 mill, 12,000 rpm, 500 IPM, but you NEVER SAY STEP OVER. How far were you stepping over radially?

Amazing.. Please make same video for negative rake angle.

I'm fairly certain this video was produced by Valenite back in the day. I remember seeing it in 1993 when I got into cutting tool sales full time. Notice the tooling being used is HSS and the coatings are TiN. I've seen this shared recently by some of the largest carbide manufacturers in the world. The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Wow in inpressed

A very good result I love it!

Our 2016 brother Speedio s700x1 just arrived! We unboxed it and prepped for the install today! So excited, I love our brother tcr2a pallet changer, the s700 will be much faster!

Wouldn't it be better to give the leading edge of the cutter a concave curve? That way the "splitting angle" will be less and the material has more space to go. Perhaps it would bunch up less?

play dough

Where was the video produced Rick? Do you have a point of contact?

Great video, I'm gonna show this to all of our apprentices.

amazing video....

like butter. Is that a heat exchanger?

well they at least seem to be the first developing the tech in 2002 and releasing true milling 2005. Don't remember when adaptive clearing was released but it seems like the guys at freesteel started developing it in 2003 or 2004 as per their web site. HSMworks was a great product clearly ahead of its time. Too bad Autodesk got to it. I fear it is destined to be abandon ware.