Thanks again, Adam. It's always a pleasure to sit in your classroom!

Really enjoyed this episode Adam. Thanks also for being a guest on the podcast and for sharing your work with us.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+thecogwheel I enjoyed it! Good times and conversations. 👍🏻

@ShawnAndera

6 жыл бұрын

Just listened to your podcast. Great conversation. You brought up the one question I was dying to hear. It makes me wonder if we will be seeing more of Avon79 in the future. Lol. Have you guys tried interviewing AVe?

The 'before & after' images always amaze me! You do good work, thanks again Adam.

@hulkhuok5203

6 жыл бұрын

Rain Coast I

@barryboyd7973

6 жыл бұрын

Rain Coast

I am amazed at the level of skill that you possess. Every video that you present teaches me something new! Many thanks, sir.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Phineas Rumson Thanks!

Thank you Adam . Also thanks to your employers for allowing us a glimpse into your world . A place that allows our world to function A F Pienaar Johannesburg

Adam - you make it look so easy! Those surface finishes are so good on the turned parts. I like to see ‘real’ engineering. Thanks for your time to share this with us. John

I fell out of touch with the channel for a while but I'm now in the middle of binge watching all the previous content. Yuss!! Glad you're well, sir. I'm glad the channel is growing and doing well.

@tonyview1

6 жыл бұрын

Ian O'Riordan a.

@HerrFenchel

6 жыл бұрын

don´t forget to sub to his other channel

Thanks for another fine video! I really like how you talk through each step. Those of us who learned from lesser gods can pick up clever hints and things that can be done to improve our projects. Great editing with a stable camera stand to boot!

Adam, You have shown the tip to shear off the sharp edge in a mill vise before and I have used this tip. I made a bunch of stainless spacers to modify my jerky slicer to cut thinner strips. Thanks for the tip! it works great.

Always a enjoyment to watch you turn....and mill...have a great weekend Adam

Nice job Adam, thanks for sharing your work and tips.

Speaking of holes being drilled...... I drilled the smallest holes I have ever drilled yesterday. They were .010 in dia. Used a "Servo" brand mini drill and a microscope. They were in a new valve body we are building. Talk about pecking away at something. Like you I got it done. Another great video Adam. Glad Motion will let you film again.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Johnny Holland I still can’t see myself using a cutter that small. I actually have some drills that are .006 in diameter that someone give me.

@dessilverson161

6 жыл бұрын

A friend is in aviation engineering and some the company is in the States and some in the UK. Always competition as you can imagine. The states machined a piece 0.1 thousandths diameter and sent it to the UK. My mate, drilled it, tapped it, and put a bolt in it and sent it back to them. Now that is minute engineering. Des. Love the work by the way.

Sets and clearly explains the excellent work -I find it fascinating to watch and also learning of proper standards. . Many thanks for great work. Cheers

Great video Adam! I Really enjoyed your home shop machinist podcast and look forward to your return visit. Thanks for your very kind words. ATB, Robin

Thanks always a pleasure to watch a professional. I wish I could have seen you find the location of those equally spaced holes.

Amazing machining work Adam. Enjoy your vids always

love watching you on the big pieces!!! keep up the great work

The finish on that pillow block casting was gorgeous. Thanks for another Saturday night. :)

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+John Strange Thanks John

Real pleasure following this cannel mate...one of the best machining if not The best machining content on the Internet.

Adam, thanks for joining Justin and I on the podcast, we had a great time! Great SNS, this one was packed full of awesome horizontal boring mill work. :-) Oh and I also really like those screw machine drills and use them pretty often.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+The Joy of Precision I enjoyed being on the podcast Max, thanks for inviting me. If y’all want to chat again one day just let me know. I thought you’d like the boring mill action this week. 👍🏻

Adam - love your vids. You are keeping American ingenuity and know-how alive.

I love hard work, I could watch it all day!!

I listened to the blog and enjoyed it very much. I feel like I know you better, not any different to whom I always thought you were but better. It was interesting hearing you talking about your video making and how you are so passionate about the process (I imagine you view a finished video not unlike a finished piece of machining work). Believe me, I understand how much work goes into what you create for your youtube followers and I admire the quality of your work, you have a great talent, it's no wonder you have so many people following your channel and I'm glad to include myself among them. Peter

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Music Bro Thanks brah! I comb through the videos once I have all the edits done to try and make sure I didn’t miss anything. I enjoy a good quality production, even from a home gamer like myself.

Thanks Adam . I agree Robin is awesome.

Another great SNS Adam !

I've been working the knobs for almost ten years, I hope to be half the machinist you are one day.

Hi Adam it is a real pleasure watching your

I'm sitting here watching you and I really appreciate you hand tapping the bolt holes I thought that all young guys stopped doing that LOL lol LOL lol I appreciate your quality of work

13:30 nice rotation protection Adam, I shudder to think of that jumbo shaft slipping under drilling torque, nice! Enjoyed the time on the boring mill, thanks.

Great work, Adam. Keep it up.

I really enjoy the HSM podcast. They've had some great guest hosts. Highly recommended.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+hopper1 Thanks!

very cool share Adam ! Enjoyed ..

I have a full set of fraction, number and letter screw-machine length drill bits. If you have a smaller than ABOM size mill, they are extremely useful for big things where you don't have a lot of room left over when you clamp it to the table. They are also really nice when you power tap because they are not much longer than the tap, less knee or head travel when switching bits.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

Good point, great to use when height is limited in the mill.

your videos are just awesome adam I gotta get a computer with hdmi so watch instead of satellite cable. love the stuby drills the boring mill jobs are always entertaining.complex set of holes there lot of tools lined up on the tool board lot of tool changes I sighed just looking at it. love it . new shops getting pretty close cant wait myself keep it up adam

Wow, never saw that done. That is a great thread job.

Horizontal mill - impressive machine!

Thanks for uploading videos of machine shop work.

Great content as always. Cheers Adam

I see a lot of YT machining community members quitting making videos. Or at least slowing down. I really appreciate you still keep going. I always have great time watching your videos. Keep up the good work!

@Blazer02LS

6 жыл бұрын

That is due to YT being morons and blocking videos for no good reason or demonetizing them until they hit 1000 views THEN they review them and by that time most of the folks who watch are finished so the creator loses big money.

@postimulle

6 жыл бұрын

I don't know anything about YT business side but I enjoy wathcing these guys do what they do and learning something. I really hope YT policies don't make them quit making these videos.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+postimulle I still enjoy making my video and do it as often as time allows me. I strive to at least give my viewers one video a week.

I watched many of your videos, they are not professional but it is clear that you are a perfectionist and you do some work of grade 20

Simply outstanding video's! I'm hooked!

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+William Garrett Thank you!

Great Vid Adam! Guess this is part of the "Second Shift". LOL Enjoyed it man, keep up the Great work.

Good video. Hope you get things rolling smoothly with the concrete pour.

I really enjoyed the voice over stuff in this video! I wouldn't mind seeing more of that!

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Rookie Lock Thanks, I do it when I need to add in some info about the vids.

Some very nice work and nice jobs.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Randy Richard In The Shop Thanks Randy.

The Noga Mists come with two hoses and and output. The hoses are both 1m long, one is your air intake and the other is the siphon hose. Noga sells a 2m hose as well. For me the distance from the head of the Bridgeport to the tank was a bit more than 1m so I was always fighting to have the tank in the right place. I ordered the 2m hose from MSC Direct, took a while as they had to special order it from Noga but the did deliver it after a while. The 2m doesn't work as well because of the distance of lift but it did allow me to position the tank up off the ground behind the Bridgeport which works nearly flawlessly. Also, if you have an unheated shop, remember that the coolant can freeze so you might need to take the entire system into a temperature controlled area.

Nice job Adam.

Fascinating to watch .

Perfect,as always !

Thats a good lucking shaft! My [;ates I am making for my HBM are 4140 and it works out nice.

I'm a vibe guy and it amazes me to see huge steel shafts and I have to remember that shaft has a geometric center and a center of mass and they are rarely in the same location. At resonance that shaft and everything it's connected to becomes very loose. Some of those shafts will grow and contract with the heat of the day, with some the difference is in inches of growth or contraction. Plus the shaft bends into the load zone. Hard to think of a 12" or 24" or 36" shaft bending, but it does, hard to think of them becoming as loose as a noodle but they do in resonance.

Good video Adam

outstanding deep bore & taping

been waiting for another great video great thanks adam

Love the HBM action. I wish I had the room for one.

I enjoyed it Adam.

I've used the kool mist 77 and 78 for years. The 77 tends to leave a bit of a gooey build up on ways and what not when you mix it rich.. but it's a great product.

The hole pattern job eat up about a day of time on the Kearns . I like to see the boring mill at work because I have one also Thanks Adam

I really enjoyed the podcast. Nice chat there. Cheers!

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks...that was fun!

Very nice work

super duper job as always

I would get fired for taking that long to do that job. You are truly blessed my man.

great job adam

Great SnS. Nice work on those deep holes, they can squirrelly fast if a bit starts to wander. Adam I wanted to thank you, a few videos ago you mentioned a book you use for reference "Pocket Ref" by Thomas Glover. I purchased a like new copy from an Amazon used book seller for $7.00 including shipping. Fantastic book, packed with tons of assorted info. I'm constantly adding to my automotive, metalworking and machinery library and its a great addition. Thanks for sharing.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+James Zivny Your welcome James. 👍🏻

Another good job

Legend in his own time.

outstanding!!!

Very cool brother and thank you for all you do fo r us

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+tek413 No problem, I enjoy sharing the work.

Ich kann mich echt totlachen wie gut dass er das im Griff hat und das ist echt speziell leute wenn ihr jemals jemand an meine Maschine gestanden habt ist er der Beste

I hope you're proud of your work. I'd certainly be proud to run your parts in my equipment.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Jesse Smith Thanks!

Hi Man. You are great. Congratulations.

Great video and skills

Crazy skills.... Awesome

Thanks for the video.

I went out tonight to find a deep hole to tap. Joke's on me because I didn't get any and here I am watching Abom vids again.

Get spotting drills for hole starters, they usually have a slightly larger included angle than normal drill for perfect centering. Extremely short or just shorten to suit and in some places called "NC drills".

cheers Adam

Hi Adam, love your videos & the work that you do, thats some gearbox shaft, dont know if its possible on any of the work that you do, but would be great to see the item/s installed so we get some idear that they are used in.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+347chas I’m going to try and get a few clips as the gearbox goes together.

thanks

Impressive.

Ever do a cast iron sharps receiver? 29mm-2.5 metric square thread. Sounds like fun and a challenge for our old equipment..

Hola Me gustan mucho todos los videos y los trabajos tan bien echos un abrazo des de muy lejos .Huelva. Andalucia.España.

Looks like a Gatling gun barrel from the end LOL. Nice work.

Abom i think you'll like this ! Abon size !!

Nice!

impresionante!

That was a cool angle 😎 👌 it looked like a big ass cylinder for a 10 round revolver..... lol 😆... the-- cal abom79...

I use MSCdirect.com and a little McMaster. I think they are the two giants. I love the use of that indicator, I have one and thought it was only for the mill. Wow nice classroom.

...That Trinco Blast cabinet...that stuff is top quality...don't give it away...!

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Doug Ankrum Not planning on that, gotta find the right buyer in the market.

@dougankrum3328

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for taking the time to reply...I'm moving to a property with a 32X40 completely open space 'shop' with 12' Ceiling......I'm in N. Calif....other wise I'd grab that ....! I never miss any of your Videos, really good stuff......

@larrysbk

6 жыл бұрын

Made in Michigan! Trinity Tools is not far from the headquarters of KBC Tools in the northern suburbs of Detroit.

good video

Adam, Another great SNS! Thanks! When will you and Abbey be making another weekend drive/video segment? Thanks, again. Have a good one! Dave

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Swarf Rat Hipefully soon, but that’ll just happen when we get a chance. Traveling to Georgia in November.

As an FYI for us Kanukistani, yes the promo code works in Kanukistan!

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Jeff Streak Awesome!

You had me at “deep hole tapping”🙇‍♀️🤰

I wish McMaster shipped worldwide!

I want to mention something about KBC tools. If you are not ordering a ton of stuff, they have shipping for $8.95. While they do have a $25 minimum order, I have found this shipping rate to be a whole lot cheaper than a lot of tool sellers. Most I have found will charge you $15+, no matter what you order.

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Sithus1966 good point made, they advertise this on there home page. 👍🏻

That babbitt alloy makes quite nice chips

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

+Chuck Norris Just like cutting lead 😎

Adam: I really enjoy your videos. You are a sharp contrast with our family engineering company where we specialize in making orthopedic titanium implants using CNC exclusively. It's great to see your craftsmanship. I grew up in Pensacola during the '60s. I remember Runyon's Machine Shop (spelling?) downtown by the water. They were kind enough to machine a part I needed for the local Science Fair for free! I worked summers in college at the Naval Base in weapons engineering where I saw one of the first brand new NC machines. My last summer I worked at Westinghouse in manufacturing engineering which by that time had several huge NC machines. I never dreamed that I would start a CNC shop. Technology has come a long way! I still have family in town which I see occasionally. When I am in town - if you are agreeable - maybe I can come by and say hello. Bill Box Miami, Florida Mark Two Engineering, Inc. www.marktwo.com

@Abom79

6 жыл бұрын

Sure thing, just send me an email and give me a heads on on your plans.

I'm surprised these guys didn't come up with a better design for this part. But then again it's good for business why change it😉

Are those red sparks ok or normal on 4140? ive only seen red sparks when things are going very wrong but that lathe is a beast compared to mine.

hey ABOM, i just watched a guy that used a Tree taper boring head on the milling machine to bore tapered holes for a rack to hold Cat 40 tool holders. do you have a tool like this or have ever showed a video using one. i know you used the monarch with the taper attachment though