John, always enjoy your videos regardless if they are Sunday night night caps or full-blown project videos. I really appreciate all your efforts in sharing your shop wisdom!

John, as much as I enjoy your finds at the car boot sales (that pneumatic drill for 3 quid is brilliant!)....I enjoyed this vid much, much more. I've just watched it twice. You're a good teacher mate, and you explain things in a very simple, direct fashion....even I can understand it! Top class...can't wait for the next one.

That was a really elegant way to set the tool post to the side of drill chuck Morris Taper to find the angle! Well done Sir John!

@12345NoNamesLeft

10 жыл бұрын

Morse, ,not Morris. Mr. Morse would be pissed at you.

Well done brother. That was an excellent lesson And also a very nifty idea on how to set up the cut. Thanks very much for your effort to post this. Can't wait for part 2! Greetings from Ohio, USA.

What a great and simple method to setting up for a Morse taper, Thanks John.

Really nice set of videos John, many thanks for taking the time to shoot and load them up. I learned loads watching them!

Excellent set-up John, I was a bit worried about fingers and chuck jaws until I remembered that the job will be between centres... Still and all, I can see care will need to be taken when doing this... Love your work! Regards Col

@doubleboost

10 жыл бұрын

Well spotted

nice to see you doing a project again john i will be awaiting part two always enjoy your videos

Thanks, John. I have a feeling that I am going to learn a lot with this series...thanks for your good work.

This will be most interesting to watch and learn. By-the-way I don't think you should be hassled as to what you put up on KZread by anyone! I like your variety of subjects and topics.

@doubleboost

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dan I will still be doing the boot sale vids

I, too, am very pleased with the variety in your fine programs (although I did skip over the brake job video). Keep doing what you are interested in and those who are interested will stick with you! If you start trying to do something you don't want to, it will go sour. I always look forward to your postings, John. Great setup on the Morse taper. Excellent idea! Cheers!

@stephendeakin2714

10 жыл бұрын

I thought the video showing john working on the car brake was very interesting and well worth watching. He covered such a lot of tips, if i ever had to do that job on my car I would refer back to johns video before starting.

Great video, John. I just finished cutting a Morse Taper 2 on my lathe. I wish I had seen this video before hand, as it would have cut my setup time in half. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

John, post whatever makes you happy. Life is too short to spend trying to make everyone else happy. There are plenty of other videos to watch if people don't like what you are showing.

@robertdeanfoster

10 жыл бұрын

John,, I really look forward to your videos. Keep them coming. I'll get to where I can understand your accent someday. Keep up the good work. Bob

@jacquelinedumas7269

10 жыл бұрын

I second that! What David Kirtley wrote.

@doubleboost

10 жыл бұрын

Robert Foster What accent lol

Hi John, keep up with the variety, to hell with the small minded minority I'am impressed that you go to the trouble to put such great videos together, brilliant Thanks Tony

Nice one John, 2 grate Minds think alike, I used my drill chuck to, but mines a chuck key type, so I put the chuck in the chuck lol, but I didn't think of doing it between Centres, well I don't have any dogs any way, so I lathed the other end first then held that in the chuck to do my Morse taper, It just goes to show the difference between a newbie like me, and a prow like ya self, but I'm learning bud, thanks to you, You explain every thing in Lehmans terms, slow and Precise and with me been dyslexic, that's brill for me, just to day, I cleaned and serviced all my lathe just how you showed on ya vid, I can even set my Four jaw Chuck up in Minutes now thanks to your vids, so you really are Making a difference, so please keep them up bud, your Knowledge is golden to the likes of me. Best regards John, Mark. Willo's workshop

@doubleboost

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words Mark

Videos of making tools are the best IMHO. Thank you John

Very simple = very good, thanks.

I will say thanks in advance for this series John Tim

Cool! I don't have a die tail stock holder either. I'll watch you then consider giving it a go too. Thank for posting.

Simple but effective setup...nice one John

I learned something already in the first episode. Thank you.

Glad to see you back in action with projects! I like the way you went though the set up on the compound angle. Cheers, ;{)-----

@doubleboost

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kieth

Thanks John, neat way of doing a taper. Love your videos by the way. Your car boot ones made me look around and I found a huge car boot sale only 20 minutes from home. Happy days :-)

@doubleboost

10 жыл бұрын

Good hunting at your car boot sale

A handy setup trick, thanks John.

Looking forward to this project, too. Thanks for sharing your time and talent. RS

Excellent way to set up. Thanks!

Looking forward to this series, and thanks for taking the time to upload in HD even if does take the best part of 7 hours with your typical UK shite internet connection.

'shiny and free', the best type of metal!

Great video John. I will watch this one with great interest as I would like to make the same tool. Thanks for sharing.

Very good work.

Great job thanks for your time.

All your content is good but I will admit to favoring the project vids a little more...;-) Keep making videos! Colin

Most excellent, thanks

Looking forward to the rest of this project. I've tried to find a good video of making a live or revolving center. That would be a good project to make, or has it already been done somewhere?

very good video thanks

I like the meatloaf ,boot sales also.

great vid

@venugopalrajagopal2660

6 жыл бұрын

Jason Burnsvv

Excellent job on setting your compound angle! One of the easier ways to do it, and a good lesson for the up-starts... Thanks for sharing your method! :o] O,

Been having the same problem myself, no time to spend in the shop. Hope to get a start on a new video series soon. 400 minutes to upload a video? Thats not "broadband" by anyone,s definition!

@doubleboost

10 жыл бұрын

Not very fast at all

Oooops! My bad! Sorry!