Hardturning Becker CBN Rani Tool

[TheXibungu]

Very Good

[TheMormoran]

George Takei is that you?

[truckdrivah]

Protip: Reduce volume before playing video. My poor eardrums....

[Ranitool]

@truckdrivah Yes, we've startled many a visitor to our booth at tool shows!

[awesumsause]

Tewls.

[wolfie83]

@laki22zr *turning

[Dann2115]

music "dragon ball Z" XDDDDDDD

[ZdenekJindra]

That's some beautiful work! I wish I could work with machines like this.

[RubertaLang]

Great video, but horribly annoying music.

[Ranitool]

62Rc - D2

[gettingahandle]

how hard woz that chunk of steel?

[Iluvbuckethead1]

For some reason I'm imagining doing this with those 16" guns the navy used to use on their battleships. I know it's impossible but IT'D BE SWEET.

[YoungJim409]

3:55 - First time I've seen a surface finish so fine that I could see a clear reflection of the tool!

[Ranitool]

No it is a Hardinge. I don't know the model.

[joachimgran]

@Ranitool

its an hardinge conquest 42 ; )

we have 2 of them in our company

[joachimgran]

@Ranitool

its an hardinge conquest 42 ; )

we have 2 of them in our company

[douro20]

Was that a Gildemeister lathe?

[flguy32501]

That's some hot swarf

[doktorfurunkulus]

isn't the material getting too hot and is losing its hardness on the surface?

[mopster95]

@doktorfurunkulus all the heat goes in the chips . the material isn't hot enough to change the surface

[thewebmaster93]

this is better than watching porn

[himonshu]

@soundspark

ohhh Because i thought that there might be BUE formation and stuff....But obviously they know better... ! :) And i guess i hadn't seen the explanation when i posted that comment last!

[soundspark]

@himonshu BUE is usually caused by insufficient speeds in "gummy" metals like aluminum and copper.

[Leozwo]

Sehr beeindruckendes Hartdrehen!!

[himonshu]

@mjerew

i really doubt that....plus they say its a super hard cutting tool.....n v basically need 2 just have coolant at the point of contact of the tool and the job....so...

[soundspark]

@himonshu It needs to be dry so that the high temperature can actually soften the chips. Jump to 1:24 for an explanation.

[kuei1248]

What's with this cheesy music? Am I supposed to learn how to be a millionaire with no money down or something?

[Axel2989]

good pyrotechnics :)

[himonshu]

y not just put some coolant on the job!! those chips r hottt!!

[mjerew]

@himonshu tool would most likely shatter

[ApeX2411]

This is just amazing.

[GUINILERA]

Hartdrehen mit Kubischem Bornitrid ist Kostenspielig...

[VWPassI20]

Drehen mit Hochleistungsschneidstoffen ist der Hammer man.....

[dougie730]

its 62 rc. some hard ass shitt.

[Ranitool]

All the heat is in the chips. Part was only warm to the touch.

[Ranitool]

All the heat is in the chips. Part was only warm to the touch.

[cumulo25]

how do you pick up the part if it had 1000 degree chips coming off.? BLISTERS

[YoungJim409]

After that, I think I might roll over and have a smoke.

[Bobtheguitarist]

i've ran some lathes doing hard turning, its fun to watch.

[soundspark]

I'd say 1,000 degrees or more. The chips at the beginning of the video are like little fireballs.

[VWPassI20]

Nice

[StickerMedia]

Nice vid, really good stuff