Thanks for sharing all the sweet info, fellas! Definitely liking the DIY project builds! Keep it up!

@centurialinc

5 жыл бұрын

Will do and thanks for the comment.

@jasonbenton5145

4 жыл бұрын

Do you have a video of the notcher how it was made or parts list

Thank you

@centurialinc

4 жыл бұрын

Your welcome. We are reworking the project right now and will have a better step by step build video and better digital downloads in the near future. Best matt

Love you guys

@centurialinc

2 жыл бұрын

Ahh, thanks!

I’d like a copy of the DIY end mill plans when they are back. Great videos!

@centurialinc

4 жыл бұрын

We will let you know as soon as they are back up on the website. Thank you for the interest and the comment. Best Matt

@Reznovik

3 жыл бұрын

@@centurialinc any news on eta when those plans will be back on the site?

and the ultra cheap version - piece of tube, spaghetti and a rubber band. works like a charm. i'd also like to see more details of the machine, and how it is used. that could easily be two videos.

@centurialinc

5 жыл бұрын

You got it. Best Matt

This is by far the quickest design I have seen yet. The other sights where innovating slow, not easy. Those bits though are special find though, because ace will not have them.

@centurialinc

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. We have a new design on our website. It's in the DIY section. This design was good but expensive. The cutter are hard to find at a good price. Thanks for watching and the comment.

cool thanks for the link also wanted to see a hole video on it can you send me one on your building of it and using it thanks Steven

@centurialinc

4 жыл бұрын

We don't have a build video yet but we are working on it. I'll let you know when it's out. Best Matt

Have you ever tried coping with an annular cutter in a mag drill? I just had that idea. Seems like it would work

@centurialinc

3 жыл бұрын

Yes we have. We like them and hole saws for simple stuff. 90 degree joints and 45s. But anything else other then that and we prefer the end mill style. It can take a few tries to get things to fit just right and the end mills make it easy to adjust the notches perfectly. A drill press and annular bits or holes saws with get you pretty far. Thanks for watching and the comment.

Any update on vids/plans for the actual tool? I just stumbled onto the above video and I am definitely interested. I searched your website but didn't find info for the actual notching tool. Thanks

@centurialinc

3 жыл бұрын

We took it down to do improvements. Some people had a hard time making it on their own. No date is set for it's release. If you want the old plans please send an email in from our website and we will give them to you.

Cool stuff! For those that want to take DIY tot he next level, the next step is the "open-source" machinery libraries out there. Basically, it's blueprints for making machinery or other devices that are equal counterparts to proprietary equipment or are "original" like in Lindsey's Technical Books. The time has come for this since it is common knowledge the economic system is failing and this time probably won't be coming back. Open source is coming back with a vengeance. :)

@centurialinc

Жыл бұрын

Well said. We love open source and will continue to grow our company around that idea. When we all level up we all win!

You guys should make a video showing the build!

@centurialinc

4 жыл бұрын

Working on it. We are re designing it right now. Some of our customers found it hard to build some of the parts so we are re doing it. Don't know when we will be done but keep an eye out for it. Thanks for the comment. Best Matt

Any update on this tool? Looking to buy a similar type of notcher. Don’t have access to a lathe to make my own.

@centurialinc

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for checking in on this project. We do have a gen two machine designed. It would be a kit. Not a 100% DIY build but definitely a money saving option. The progress on that has stopped do to other projects requiring our attention. We are selling lots of our other tools and so we have been fully involved in scaling up to meet demand. We might be back on this project some time latter this year.

Where did you source the end mills for your notcher?

@centurialinc

4 жыл бұрын

MSC Direct. But they are nothing special just big. All a roughing end mills HSS with and without a coating. We bought the cheapest ones they had. So far they have held up well. Made two complete chassis with the same end mills and I bet they have plenty of life left in them. Best Matt

Hi can you send me info on your DIY tube notching machine I am tyring to build one my self and your looked like what I want to build. thank Steven

@centurialinc

4 жыл бұрын

Sure, here is the download page. www.centurialinc.com/diy-tube-notching-machine/tube-notching-machine You need a lathe to make the tool holders. If you need help making any of the parts we recommend 3D hubs. They make anything and the prices are good.

the link for the tube notcher doesn't work. I was hoping to see it more

@centurialinc

4 жыл бұрын

That project is down right now for updates. A few of our customers who bought the download had issues with parts suppliers and prints. And a better step by step guide was requested so we are re working that project right now. Subscribe so you'll be notified when its back up. You can follow us on Facebook as well. Thank you for letting us know your interested. We will keep working on this project to make it even better. Best Matt

The link doesn't work, guys. Is there an updated link?

@centurialinc

3 жыл бұрын

yeah it's down. we are redoing the design right now. I'll let you know when its back up and working.

@bpcuaie

3 жыл бұрын

@@centurialinc sounds great! Thank you!

Link doesn’t work anymore 😢

@centurialinc

Жыл бұрын

We change it. Here is the new link to the new design. www.centurialinc.com/diy-tube-notcher-machine

Hey guys, how about a build video? I agree 5k for a tool to do one job in my small shop is wrong on more than one way. Less camera goofing off and more "this is how we did it" please.

@centurialinc

5 жыл бұрын

Sure. What would you like to see? Making another tube notcher or using it to make a tubular product? Best Matt

Seems like a cool design. I would have enjoyed seeing more of it and less of the frantic editing. Just friendly feedback as your channel grows. I'm sticking around either way. :)

@centurialinc

5 жыл бұрын

Jon Miller thank you. We kept it short and to the point to see if there was any interest. So far your the second person to ask for a more in-depth video. Ask and you shall receive. Anything specific you want us to show you?

Где можно купить

@centurialinc

2 жыл бұрын

отсюда. www.centurialinc.com/tube-coping-tools

What happened? You guys seem to have just disappeared?

@centurialinc

3 жыл бұрын

We are still here. Been very busy. The adds we ran recently created a lot of sales and we did not have the time to make any new videos. But that's going to change soon. We are redesigning this project right now and a few other projects are in the works. Anything you would like? Best Matt

"episode"??? FOH with that 2min shit. That's barely even a trailer, let alone an "episode"

@centurialinc

4 жыл бұрын

Relax. You didn't pay for anything and a short promo was the point. We didn't know if anyone cared about a DIY tube notcher so we put this together after we built the thing. People really like it and have asked for a build video. And we are working on that right now. These things take a lot of work and we learned a long time ago not to put weeks or months into projects people don't care about. So, like I said relax. We have to put thousands of dollars into this stuff and weeks of building and filming. That's a lot more than the 2 mins your upset about.