I’ve been watching this channel for a while now I have seen the detail and equipment get bigger and more complex. Not being in the industry I am not sure how long it took from a machine coming on the market to being in the shop. I do know the ability to see the advantages and explain what they are is awesome. I also notice the people growing too. Comfortable with a machine is a experience thing. The ability to explain and show to others is a different set of skills. Several of the people shown have been shown to have that skill and ability. None machine / equipment skills make a teacher / trainer they do however need to know the machine to be able to show / demonstrate it. At no point did you think the team don’t know the equipment. Great work. Receiving things is great but the giving is also a wonderful feeling. Been there in another field and it makes you feel great when you see someone “Get It” and the light behind the eyes get switched on. Amacf
I ran a 9 axis Doosan Puma 1800 TTSY many years ago. We used a separate workshift just for the sub spindle. The sales rep had no idea you could do that and was convinced you needed to measure the distance from the sub spindle to the main spindle work piece... Same procedure for Daewoo Puma 240MS
Nice run-through. I’ve done technical training, and it would be hard to be more concise and clear than you were. You made those controls about 80% less daunting in under 30 minutes!
Fantastic tutorials Tyson ,and im not even a cnc machinist😂I watch every vlog Fasinated by your Machinery and the parts you Manufacture! Think your Dads an absolute legend aswell Mate👍
Much easier on a Mazak Matrix/Smooth. A-axis is controlled in both upper/lower settings, X/Z-axis are the same buttons on both upper/lower (switch-selector decides if it is upper/lower), upper/lower-turret are selected/decided in program (no need to split screen), no need for warm-up on mill-spindle (12000rpm), tool-change command done by writing tool-number directly (ex.tool 23 is written 23 instead of T0023) and many more. You guys should try the new SmoothX AI. Then you would throw all your Doosan's into the recycling-bin.
My self shubhanshu Thakur from india ... I'm a cnc programmer You explained very well sir i saw first time 9 axis machine ... There is only 2 axis turning lathe cnc and 3 axis milling vmc and we use rotary table as 4 axis so please help me to learn programming of 5axis and 9 axis machine .
3 Screens? I'm not sure what you mean by that. My current shop has 13 Citizen Swiss machines all of them only have one screen. The 9 axis Miyano we have only has one screen.
Can you do a video explaining the wait codes, syncing of spindles a stuff like that? I'm new to mill turn (about 7 months now) and its confusing at times. Thanks
Wait codes are pretty easy... Wherever you want to pause one of the heads, you place a wait code and when the other head reaches the wait code that corresponds, both move simultaneously again.
I wonder how you deal with large programs, your 2600 SY II ( Doosan Fanuc i-Series ) has 2Mb, this one as far as I can see 512 kB storage. Do you use a Data Server or do you make BIN-files on the CF-Card ( pcmcia-slot ) for XXL-programs. We had a Doosan Z290-SMY (Mecatec) - 8-axis machine, I loved it, no CAM in the day so all programmed by hand, tricky was that Z_Minus was Z_Plus at the sub-spindle, just as G02 was G03, there was no Mirror code for that one like G14 HAAS has.
@@porkerthepig Standard on this machine is 512kB, it's based on the Fanuc 31i -Series so max. memory is 8 Mb. Look at 11:50 - 12:00 in the video for the memory storage: --- used 428kB - free 109kB. You can check Doosans' website for the correct info.
YT Fan , that would disappoint me if paid that sorta money for it, the Nakamura’s at work have a 8gb drive. I just assumed that doosan would have been similar
I want to buy this type of machine, so please describe where to buy this machine ane which type of description required to buy this. And which company is better for this.
I used to work on the smaller version of this machine, they are nice, but do have some pretty serious limitations. The work envelope of the milling head is actually pretty small in some orientations.
Ill stick with my NTX this is extremely long winded. Also who in the world with today's technology does not use absolute encoders. It's not the 1990s you should not have to home the axis when ever you power on a machine
Even if you knew how to program and setup these shops barely want to pay you more than they would an illegal who doesn't. Their mindset is skewed because most owners aren't machinist. No hope in the CNC industry. You need help from somebody to succeed and it's not a boss at a job. 😔
@@wendull811 It's 5 + 4 axis, there's a full Fanuc based 31i - Model B5 control, you can do a full 5-axis simultaneous milling on the main- and sub-spindle.
I’ve been watching this channel for a while now I have seen the detail and equipment get bigger and more complex. Not being in the industry I am not sure how long it took from a machine coming on the market to being in the shop. I do know the ability to see the advantages and explain what they are is awesome. I also notice the people growing too. Comfortable with a machine is a experience thing. The ability to explain and show to others is a different set of skills. Several of the people shown have been shown to have that skill and ability. None machine / equipment skills make a teacher / trainer they do however need to know the machine to be able to show / demonstrate it. At no point did you think the team don’t know the equipment. Great work. Receiving things is great but the giving is also a wonderful feeling. Been there in another field and it makes you feel great when you see someone “Get It” and the light behind the eyes get switched on. Amacf
I ran a 9 axis Doosan Puma 1800 TTSY many years ago. We used a separate workshift just for the sub spindle. The sales rep had no idea you could do that and was convinced you needed to measure the distance from the sub spindle to the main spindle work piece... Same procedure for Daewoo Puma 240MS
Nice run-through. I’ve done technical training, and it would be hard to be more concise and clear than you were. You made those controls about 80% less daunting in under 30 minutes!
Very well explained. It would be good if everyone could explain the logic of a machine that well when presented a new machine centre to use.
Great video Tyson, you are a good teacher.
Thank you Tyson. I have learned a lot about Doosan machines just with this class. Thank you.
Fantastic tutorials Tyson ,and im not even a cnc machinist😂I watch every vlog Fasinated by your Machinery and the parts you Manufacture! Think your Dads an absolute legend aswell Mate👍
That was really helpful, thanks Tyson
You ever used the MGi side of the controller?
Thanks for video, this is great, this information not so easy to understand, but this is really free education. And this is awesome
I like most of new advance features with your channel sir..Love you lot ❣️
Can you post a link to the video showing the tool load monitor on the Lynx 2600 please. Great video btw. 👍🏼
Thank you Tyson for this wonderful video tutorial
Wow you guys know your stuff !!
I like this channel very much. I'v been learning about cnc since diploma. I would like to get hands-on this machine.
I wish there was a price list of Doosan machines
Tyson,hi!Have you ever tried work on doosan smx with siemens control?
Tysm plz make more videos on this machine
It was awesome explaining 👌👌👌👍👍🔥
Much easier on a Mazak Matrix/Smooth. A-axis is controlled in both upper/lower settings, X/Z-axis are the same buttons on both upper/lower (switch-selector decides if it is upper/lower), upper/lower-turret are selected/decided in program (no need to split screen), no need for warm-up on mill-spindle (12000rpm), tool-change command done by writing tool-number directly (ex.tool 23 is written 23 instead of T0023) and many more. You guys should try the new SmoothX AI. Then you would throw all your Doosan's into the recycling-bin.
Hello excellent work thanks for showing how that beautiful cnc machine works.
My self shubhanshu Thakur from india ...
I'm a cnc programmer
You explained very well sir i saw first time 9 axis machine ...
There is only 2 axis turning lathe cnc and 3 axis milling vmc and we use rotary table as 4 axis so please help me to learn programming of 5axis and 9 axis machine .
Very good
Hi sir I have one douts on mastercam. How to download mcam-mmd file,mcam-contrl and pst process file.
Great work!
Good stuff
Citizen's Swiss type 9 axis CNC uses 3 screens, it can be a programming nightmare. It does offer some incredible capabilities though.
3 Screens? I'm not sure what you mean by that. My current shop has 13 Citizen Swiss machines all of them only have one screen. The 9 axis Miyano we have only has one screen.
Excellent, Thank You
What an amazing machine! Get a heart attack going through the control! lol!! 😂
Would love to run one of these
Can you do a video explaining the wait codes, syncing of spindles a stuff like that? I'm new to mill turn (about 7 months now) and its confusing at times. Thanks
Wait codes are pretty easy... Wherever you want to pause one of the heads, you place a wait code and when the other head reaches the wait code that corresponds, both move simultaneously again.
I wonder how you deal with large programs, your 2600 SY II ( Doosan Fanuc i-Series ) has 2Mb, this one as far as I can see 512 kB storage.
Do you use a Data Server or do you make BIN-files on the CF-Card ( pcmcia-slot ) for XXL-programs.
We had a Doosan Z290-SMY (Mecatec) - 8-axis machine, I loved it, no CAM in the day so all programmed by hand, tricky was that
Z_Minus was Z_Plus at the sub-spindle, just as G02 was G03, there was no Mirror code for that one like G14 HAAS has.
I imagine it has a lot more memory than that
@@porkerthepig Standard on this machine is 512kB, it's based on the Fanuc 31i -Series so max. memory is 8 Mb.
Look at 11:50 - 12:00 in the video for the memory storage: --- used 428kB - free 109kB.
You can check Doosans' website for the correct info.
YT Fan , that would disappoint me if paid that sorta money for it, the Nakamura’s at work have a 8gb drive.
I just assumed that doosan would have been similar
@@porkerthepig Fanuc can provide SSD-Data Servers up to 40Gb, I don't know the prices for that option, max. 2Gb file size per program.
I want to buy this type of machine, so please describe where to buy this machine ane which type of description required to buy this. And which company is better for this.
Is the thing that is mounted on few stations on the lower turret a mount for stedy rest?
I did see it to. I think it is.
Incredible machine ,9 axes it's a dream, I think it can do any part, isn't it?
pretty much
I used to work on the smaller version of this machine, they are nice, but do have some pretty serious limitations. The work envelope of the milling head is actually pretty small in some orientations.
Where is the video for the SMX 2600ST? I have gone through all of the videos and I don't see it.
I want to cut spirial bevel gears on this kind of machine
I need to hold .018 microns. Will this machine do it?
. 018?
@@lazarlazar4748 .ooo7 tenths
Teach heidenhain ?
Much better then Fanuc..
How much is the price on this machine?
How much ?
We need french subtitles please ! :)
Hi Sir India Hyderabad
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Teach manual programming?
Этот станок можно изучать всю жизнь. Как вообще можно запрограммировать 9 координат ?
Fanuc needs to go out of business. This control belongs in 1988. No excuses.
It is soooooo bad.
2million machine?
Ill stick with my NTX this is extremely long winded. Also who in the world with today's technology does not use absolute encoders. It's not the 1990s you should not have to home the axis when ever you power on a machine
You talking in a different league, I like the Doosan but NTX is a level higher.
I can't agree more in this day and age homeing the machine should not be a thing.
No budget machine that I know uses absolute encoders.
Definitely getting what you pay for then. If they are skimping out on something as minute as absolute encoders what else are they skimping out on.
Even if you knew how to program and setup these shops barely want to pay you more than they would an illegal who doesn't. Their mindset is skewed because most owners aren't machinist. No hope in the CNC industry. You need help from somebody to succeed and it's not a boss at a job. 😔
9 axis? Lol
I thought the same thing. It's not really 9 axis.
@@wendull811 It's 5 + 4 axis, there's a full Fanuc based 31i - Model B5 control, you can do a full 5-axis simultaneous milling on the main- and sub-spindle.