I made my own line boring rig. I had my cousin make me a variable speed setup from.a 1.5kw ac 3'phase ac motor I had. I added gearboxes and used it for a rotary welding assembly. Got me thinking and in no time I made a feed mechanism. Was a 16:1 drop down that ran in line. 2 sets of 4:1. From that I added a long tube and fitted a bronze threaded bush. When the bar is rotated it winds down a suitable thread. 16 tpi gives me about .003" feed, 10tpi gives me about .007" feed per rev. It pulls thru centerline of the bar at opposite end of bar drive head. So to feed I stop threaded bar from turning. If I put my battery drill on the thread and drive it fast it acts like a rapid Travers system. Works really well. Two rigs, rotary welding table and line boring kit only owes me about $2500. Paid for them easily. Was using for welding fire system droppers. Double ended malleable iron bush on each end. Could to 66 doubles at $4.00 weld per hour. Did thousands of them! Better money than a lawyer!
@bladewiper22 күн бұрын
Nothing shows a welders sins more than a boring bar taking 10 thous at a time. You learn fast to get good penetration on your beads.
@travishatch430322 күн бұрын
Sucks loseing the job. Still, as a mechanic, and an aspiring machinist, every video you share i learn something. May not be money in it, but there is a little something else in shareing your years of experience and knowledge. So, thank you for that
@chrnc22 күн бұрын
Howee’s hair is a national treasure
@b.paddenmaintenanceandrepa287222 күн бұрын
I would love to see more linebore video!
@Nea58522 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge, wisdom, and mistakes you've made, we all make them, a bonus if we can learn from other people's mistakes, love your videos, very educational and entertaining.
@daveb391022 күн бұрын
Cool, hopefully get to see some interesting setups
@akfarmboy4922 күн бұрын
Good point of least amount of slide weld last
@GimpGladly18 күн бұрын
Put a link in the description and a pinned comment for the full length videos.
@denn429819 күн бұрын
Hallo sir, how are you doing. What years range that grey clamp was made in. Thanks. Reason I’m asking is that I bought one from eBay seller two days ago it has plywood type box and time beat up sponging material inside. Would like to see if it can be approved by you.
@HOWEES
16 күн бұрын
I don't remember when I got the set of gray clamps, I have observed some brands/time frame as being awful, but I would judge the good only on a case by case basis. You need to check yours. : kzread.info/dash/bejne/jGGMxbWvhqqZh7Q.html
@chrnc22 күн бұрын
Howee’s
@Benryan44923 күн бұрын
What a boring video
@benjurqunov22 күн бұрын
I'm sorry it's not a moneymaker for you. Regardless, I sure appreciate your Videos. I'm retired Electrician-Millwright. I can run most manual machines and reasonably accuracy. But no way would I think of myself as Machinist.
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I made my own line boring rig. I had my cousin make me a variable speed setup from.a 1.5kw ac 3'phase ac motor I had. I added gearboxes and used it for a rotary welding assembly. Got me thinking and in no time I made a feed mechanism. Was a 16:1 drop down that ran in line. 2 sets of 4:1. From that I added a long tube and fitted a bronze threaded bush. When the bar is rotated it winds down a suitable thread. 16 tpi gives me about .003" feed, 10tpi gives me about .007" feed per rev. It pulls thru centerline of the bar at opposite end of bar drive head. So to feed I stop threaded bar from turning. If I put my battery drill on the thread and drive it fast it acts like a rapid Travers system. Works really well. Two rigs, rotary welding table and line boring kit only owes me about $2500. Paid for them easily. Was using for welding fire system droppers. Double ended malleable iron bush on each end. Could to 66 doubles at $4.00 weld per hour. Did thousands of them! Better money than a lawyer!
Nothing shows a welders sins more than a boring bar taking 10 thous at a time. You learn fast to get good penetration on your beads.
Sucks loseing the job. Still, as a mechanic, and an aspiring machinist, every video you share i learn something. May not be money in it, but there is a little something else in shareing your years of experience and knowledge. So, thank you for that
Howee’s hair is a national treasure
I would love to see more linebore video!
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge, wisdom, and mistakes you've made, we all make them, a bonus if we can learn from other people's mistakes, love your videos, very educational and entertaining.
Cool, hopefully get to see some interesting setups
Good point of least amount of slide weld last
Put a link in the description and a pinned comment for the full length videos.
Hallo sir, how are you doing. What years range that grey clamp was made in. Thanks. Reason I’m asking is that I bought one from eBay seller two days ago it has plywood type box and time beat up sponging material inside. Would like to see if it can be approved by you.
@HOWEES
16 күн бұрын
I don't remember when I got the set of gray clamps, I have observed some brands/time frame as being awful, but I would judge the good only on a case by case basis. You need to check yours. : kzread.info/dash/bejne/jGGMxbWvhqqZh7Q.html
Howee’s
What a boring video
I'm sorry it's not a moneymaker for you. Regardless, I sure appreciate your Videos. I'm retired Electrician-Millwright. I can run most manual machines and reasonably accuracy. But no way would I think of myself as Machinist.