Interesting project 😀 thanks for sharing it

@nobbysworkshop

3 ай бұрын

Thank you Julia, much appreciated. Cheers Nobby

Gday Nobby, congratulations on passing 1k subscribers, fantastic achievement, this is a really fun build and a very handy tool to have, the small one you made has given me an idea to make as well, there’s been times this would of been ideal, I seen you got to meet Mr Chrispin at the show too, great job mate and thanks for the mention, cheers

@nobbysworkshop

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Matty. I'm really pleased to have reached the 1K subscribers. Never thought the channel would get this far. Happy to give the shout out. After all it was you that inspired me the make the wedge parallel. It was great to meet Mr Crispin at the show. I do enjoy his channel. All the best Matty. Cheers Nobby

enjoyed the video, congratulations on the subs and hope it keeps growing. Cheers!

@nobbysworkshop

3 ай бұрын

Thank you that's very kind. Cheers Nobby

hi Nobby well done on the subs, great achievement the parallel is a great little project, i won a adjustable parallel in a Rustinox giveaway raffle, he made 5 off with a dovetail slide. see you in next part atb Kev

@nobbysworkshop

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Kev, much appreciated. It was fun making it. I remember the raffle, was pleased you won. Cheers Nobby

Those wedge parallels are handy. Congrats on hitting 1K. What was the diameter of that large 3 jaw chuck?

@nobbysworkshop

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Tom. Getting to the 1K took me by surprise. Didn't expect that to happen so quickly. The chuck is a Samchully brand. The one in the video is a HC40. 40" inch diameter. The company selling them here is Thame Workholding. The chucks are manufactured in South Korea. Guess they are also available in the USA. ATB Cheers Nobby

@hilltopmachineworks2131

3 ай бұрын

@@nobbysworkshop Wow 40 inches is a big one.

@nobbysworkshop

3 ай бұрын

Hi Tom. Apparently they make chucks up to 63" (1.6mtrs) and hydraulic chucks up to 80" (2mtrs). I hope I was correct about the South Korea connection, but it appears there is a Samchully company in California. Cheers Nobby