I almost did not click, thought it was This Old Tony’s sine bar video for older days.

Whoa, Gauge Blocks!?! Wring them together! Wring them together! 1:02 Yezzzzzzz

watching your videos I feel a sense of well being, it's therapeutic

My dad was an engineer and he named his house sinebar, east keal, Lincolnshire. RIP dad!

@flyerphil7708

3 жыл бұрын

Just up the road from my home. Is it still called that?

Nice demo again, Chris! Thanks for the upload! OFF: Have you thought about making your own artistic versions of certain instruments (e.g. micrometer, precision protractor, test indicator, etc.) from scratch? That'd make quite an interesting series IMHO. Especially a test or dial indicator. I'd love to see you handcrafting a beautiful and unique test indicator. Cheers!

As always. You provide such valuable insite and produce such beautiful work.

As usual another beautiful job done many thanks Chris. Jim.

Keep up the good work Chris ! Have a good day.

Useful reminder Chris - ages since I used my sin bar! :)

Always great!

Hi Chris. Welcome back. Missed you. BobUK

Sin bar, hmmm, thought that was what I used to get up to at the old Bourbon and Beefsteak Hotel in the Cross on a Saturday night lol

Two signs walk in to a bar. Neither of them can walk straight. The bartender says: what is this, a cosign error?

@Rouverius

4 жыл бұрын

Funny tangent, that.

Reminds me that I need to go watch the series this came from.

G'day Clickspring

@ClickspringClips

4 жыл бұрын

Hello mate :)

Did you make that sine bar? Amazing as always

Ooo new content! - Exclusive to Patreon from as little as $1 a month. Someday I will....!

great!

And if you use a wine bar you end up perfectly horizonal...🍷👀

0:20 POP A WHEELIE VROOOOOM VROOOOOM!!!!! Oh wait, sorry, I thought this was Tony’s channel...

Nice demonstration, but what the heck was it you made??

My favorite old Indian Chief. ~¿@ Thanks Chris, made me smile!

0:53I liked that bag what is called

Very nice! May I ask what your opinion on CNC machining is?

@Tasarran

9 ай бұрын

It seems that you may not... :D

Geeze I so need a new project from cs.

See you next year

Quite beautiful to watch

Howdy Chris, I was wondering what kind of guage block set that was?

@ClickspringClips

4 жыл бұрын

Hello mate - this one: www.mscdirect.com/product/details/82312349?orderedAs=308-0504&pxno=18277958&refnum=18277958&rItem=82312349 - Cheers :)

Ooh, something I haven't seen.

You could have used 30 deg,12 min,5sec, just to make it a little more interesting.

@Rouverius

4 жыл бұрын

I end up doing this anyway when trying for 30 deg.

@oldiron4135

Жыл бұрын

1.2756 stack height.

Any videos on how to make that sine bar? Dimensions.

@Cheddar555

4 жыл бұрын

The dimensions don't relly matter. all you have to know is how far apart the round bars are from eachother. Using an even dimension makes it easier to use and more accurate. In this version they seem to be 2,5" apart but you can do one as big as you want.

@jjbailey01

4 жыл бұрын

In you short, knowing dimensions of that sine bar is irrelevant. The only thing that is really important is knowing the dimensions of YOUR sine bar.

I’ve never seen a slitting saw cut like that. I wish I knew how to do that.

Probably stupid question, but are those blocks that you use to raise the end of the bar magnetic?

@Des..Perado

4 жыл бұрын

No, they're gauge blocks. He "rung" them together. Look them up, some cool videos on them out there.

@DeGuerre

4 жыл бұрын

Look up the Casimir effect.

@col383

4 жыл бұрын

@@Des..Perado cool, thanks, I'd never heard of wringing - or guage blocks - before. That's why I love this channel: I'll never have the chops, or the equipment, to do create this kind of stuff but I keep learning amazing things.

@col383

4 жыл бұрын

@@DeGuerre I've heard of that, but isn't it only really effective on nanometre scales? I think that would probably tax even Chris's machining accuracy!

@DeGuerre

4 жыл бұрын

@@col383 Oh yes you're right. I looked it up and it's believed to be a combination of Van der Waals forces, suction, and surface tension from air moisture.

📹👍

круто. самодельная синусная линейка, это прям очень круто.

A sine bar walks into a ... wait

Oscar Has A Heap Of Apples

G'day, it's metric system here

Why those bars stick when he rub o-O

@-feonix48-47

4 жыл бұрын

LesDexia13 that’s wild, why didn’t anyone tell me about this?

@music-jn3wn

4 жыл бұрын

@@-feonix48-47 deslexia did just tell you......

@music-jn3wn

4 жыл бұрын

@@-feonix48-47 did you ask before?

@KevinWoodsWorkshop

4 жыл бұрын

The wringing removes all the air, that’s why they stick together!

What happened to narration?

@Just_Sara

4 жыл бұрын

In this channel, it's just for short clips. Narration is for his normal videos on his regular channel, which are on a break while he writes a paper on something related to the Antikythera device.

0:18 looks like future Tesla design!

I don't need a sine bar, I've got a digital angle gauge that I use.

@SeattlePioneer

Жыл бұрын

Depends on the accuracy you need, I suppose. How accurate can you get with your angle gauge --- +- .001 I would guess? Maybe that's all you need. But I doubt you could get +- .0002" without using something like gauge blocks and a sine bar ---and an indicator. But you tell me -not familiar with a digital angle gauge.

Sine is to cosine much like tex is to Kotex 😧

You forgot to talk.

Why have you stopped talking? I miss your voice explaning everything n

@tattu2

4 жыл бұрын

Different channel. This is only for short clips, the main channel will have the narrated ones.