I love your milling work light, very cool !

That is a fantastic idea Gilles! Cheers from SK

@LetsRogerThat

Жыл бұрын

Thank you good Sir. It works like a charm. I used to dread removing the vise. Now I really don’t fret. Less than a minute and I’m back to work. Gilles

Nice work Gilles, and further to the math; one day will be pale compared to the amount of time spent tramming the vise . it will also take down the hindrance of leaving the vise untouched rather than removing it when needed. Thanks for the video, cheers!

@LetsRogerThat

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. Time well spent. :) Gilles

Some friendly advice. Wear nitrile gloves when handling your gauge blocks. If you don't, one day you're going to pull one out and find a fingerprint immortalized in rust on the surface. Ask me how I know... Also, insert blocks and check fit, then remove and insert further along the slot, rinse repeat. Sliding them along an iron surface like that will cause wear, and when you're dealing with something that's intended to be accurate out to the millionths, a little wear goes a long way.

@LetsRogerThat

Жыл бұрын

Great advice tks David

@LetsRogerThat

Жыл бұрын

I went back and wiped all my gauge blocks with T9 just to be on the safe side. Tks again.

@DavidHerscher

Жыл бұрын

@@LetsRogerThat haha, good deal. You won't regret it.

Over engineerd? Absolutely! But that's, of course, the fun of it.

@LetsRogerThat

Жыл бұрын

Exactly 😁

@StanleyBoates

9 ай бұрын

M38 Great video Gilles @@LetsRogerThat

Very nice! However, I wonder if you could not have done the exact same thing, and maybe even better, by adding a Couple of registration pins, or a registration ridge protruding under your vice To slip into the slot, register the vice very securely to the slot. But nice job regardless.

@LetsRogerThat

10 ай бұрын

Maybe. Good suggestion Tks. Gilles