Wow...billet helmet

[mmissile]

Talk about a killer machine. Un-freakin' believable.

http://www.gaskrank.tv/tv/motorrad-fun/36-kg-schwerer-alu-daishin-cro-10963.htm

 

[ResidentEvil]

Liky no worky

 

[mmissile]

try it now

 

[ResidentEvil]

WOW

 

[Vonderbach]

It looks neat for sure, but that's a lot of work to put into a non-functional helmet.

Besides......it's got that funny visor on it.

 

[Blanca BusaLess]

It looks smaller than a real helmet.
In the end of vid you see 50th logo on it like it is a commemorative or something.
While the helmet is neat what I was watching were the two machines work in unison to
create it. Thats awesome...
The video was time lapse. Anybody with exp with machines close to that have an idea as
to how long that actually took. You can count at least four diff bits. Had to be a long time...???
Anyway very interesting. Like one of my fav shows 'How do they do it'..
Thanks.

 

[black07busa]

That's an amazing machine.

 

[jdsbusa]

(me to CNC robot) "SHOWOFF!"

 

[outlawbusa]

Absolutely amazing how precise those machines are now~!~

 

[jwcfbd]

very cool

 

[ogre]

that same company has a video of building a billet LS1 block. that was rad.

 

[mike1180]

WOW is right!
Thanks!

 

[tclause]

 

[Mr Bogus]

aww wonder how much the machine and the lid costs... eeek..

 

[notright]

SWEET

 

[IG.]

I agree. Un-freaking-believable!

I wish they would rent time on a machine like that. You come up with a design of whatever part you need (of course, they give you software for free), upload there, and then go watch how the machine cuts your part, or just go pick up when it's done.

Cool any way you look at it.

 

[shadetree57]

aww wonder how much the machine and the lid costs... eeek..

I heard that the machine used to make DEI's cylinder heads cost 1 million dollars. They bought two of them. That's just what I heard.

 

[Blazing-Saddle]

Thanks for sharing! That was very cool!

 

[Justyntym]

Very Cool , awesome vid

 

[denon970]

yeah...that a bit different from the CNC machine I used in college 12 years ago.

AMAZING!!!