Brilliant facility always good to have the right toys to do the job, wish I had 1/16 of the space and toys in here

Always interesting, keep em coming.

Love to see fellow Hoosiers building cool stuff! That etch to clear the rust is a nice technique 😎

@turbocobra

8 ай бұрын

yea i wanted to try that on the thick angle to burn off the mill scale first... but the defilm option isnt available, which makes sense, you dont really see tubing with film that much

That is for sure a sweet shop. I love that big G&L!

@turbocobra

7 ай бұрын

Oh yea, that thing is super sweet. Backstory. A few years back, the company that had it before spent $1M on all new ball screws, ball nuts, mechanical overhaul and CNC Retrofit. Then a couple years after that sold it for $125K to these guys that have it now.

Another amazing operation going on.

Awesome shop and great laser/brake combo Gary! Doug is gonna be one busy boy!! At 60,000 parts per year, on a 5 day, 8 hour/day single shift, he has to cut 230 parts per day, or 28.8 parts per hour, every day, all year.

@turbocobra

8 ай бұрын

actually looking back at the info i jotted down its 40,000 parts. Doug has a plan to knock out the monthly order in 1 week out of each month, with the help of a couple extra bodies. We timed a couple sessions. In just less than 4 minutes, a sheet can be loaded, cut, unloaded and parts stacked and next sheet loaded. 12 parts every 4 minutes, thats 1800 parts per day in a 10 hour day.

Gary, thanks for the video! Love watching these. They're highly motivating for guys with small side gigs like I have. Question: My shop has a dedicated 200A 220V service. How reasonable is it to run a setup like this 6KV laser/compressor on my service. Do you sell a phase converter that would work?

@turbocobra

8 ай бұрын

Checkout the video on my channel called "dude gets a laser in his garage". i think it will answer most of your questions.

@tyler75707

8 ай бұрын

@@turbocobra thank you sir. Will do!

How do you load the sheet metal to the cutting machine?

Have they thought about hooking this up to Robotics, I'm looking where i don't need to do any welding on my parrs. This way I'll be able to manufacturer my parts to fit together, bolting it together.. I'll have todo machine some of it, but i rather do it this way for easy access. I've been an mechanic and had limited access, so designing an better machine to where access is easier.

That’s amazing 🤩, I see your name on these machines, is that because you sell them or design? Very cool to have your name on these awesome machines.

@turbocobra

8 ай бұрын

Yea, I have created Brand Names "Bend/Force" Press brakes and "G/Force" lasers. Still refining the colors and sheetmetal designs. These are custom built with the specs and components specified based on my experience of what works well, what doesnt, etc.

@MrFireman164

8 ай бұрын

@@turbocobra so cool good for you !

Price for compressor

co cool shop one day baby one day

What is the wavelength?

@turbocobra

8 ай бұрын

Normal wavelength

I run 2 bystronic laser one 12k and 6k and from what ik I would not run without enclosure I see it's vented but I'm tell you that's not doing much if you seen our dust collector !!!!

@turbocobra

3 ай бұрын

its been 6 months now, they are running great, wide open everyday

@Rs-fi2uf

3 ай бұрын

@@turbocobraI'm sure it runs great all I'm say is laser dust is very very fine and I'm very sure it's not good for the lungs . I have to empty ours every 2-3 weeks.

@joergschoettle6959

3 ай бұрын

I am wondering how this is even legal. Think of all the hazardous dust in the air. And operating the machine as a class 4 laser. Unbelievable.

Boci Head? and That fiber cable was simply left on the ground!!!!!!!!!! I think it should be isolated with a metal box and kept under protection.

@turbocobra

8 ай бұрын

BOCI head? did you watch the video ?

@mdp6227

8 ай бұрын

@@turbocobra oh ok I see Raytols head

paramiter

@turbocobra

8 ай бұрын

Yes, Paramiter

Your company my job have sor