Adam, I love your videos man. I canceled cable about 2 years ago, when I finally found your channel a month or so ago it's like what you wish you could find on TV... None of the stupid "reality" garbage, just actual reality. Love it man, keep em coming! I can't get enough!

@snickerdoodle1361

6 жыл бұрын

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I have been doing custom cabinetry, finish carpentry and woodworking for 30+ yrs. I know nothing of your trade. ZERO. I want you to know I really enjoy watching a true craftsman do his thing and keep making those videos. Good luck and stay safe.

Home sick (cant keep anything down) binge watching/listening to Abom. Glanced over and caught a glimpse of Stella. For a sec I thought you got a new pooch. Then my sense caught up with my eyes. Miss the ol girl.

Adam you are so meticulous it's like watching a doctor operate! I'm not a machinist, always wished I'd taken that path, now retired, and really enjoy watching you work. Thanks for the videos.

This guy is a genius and awesome craftsman! Keep up the good work and videos. I'm sure you saved the day for many people machining parts, probably many that aren't even made anymore.

It's nice to have your dog around the shop. I appreciate your comments about allowing work pieces to cool before making final cuts. You've done it in several episodes thus far. Thanks for them, thanks for this and all the videos. I learn something in every one. Glad to know Stella.s name. Coldwarmotors' poodle is also a Stella.

Congratulations for their dedication , respect for the work .

Thanks again. I really enjoy watching you work. Looking forward to your next video.

Un grand merci pour toutes tes vidéos Adam.

That GoPro Camera mount you made is a great idea. Thanks for your videos. I repair similar parts, but what we do is grinding.

your a Surgeon of metal Adam, great Stuff

Adam you are the man! Thanks for sharing!

Hello from Florida, and thank you for visiting my channel! The lathe in the video is my Victor 16x60. The lathe motor is a direct drive to the headstock spindle using v-belts, and is engaged with the clutch lever using a microswitch.

Adam: that spray weld thing is slicker than the snot on a butcher's apron! My only problem with your videos is that I could easily spend a few hundred every time I watch one. Really cool vid, buddy, thanks.

John, Ive always like the 4R scales, preferably Starret. 1/16",1/8",1/32",and 1/64ths.

Sure do miss machining! Keep up the great videos!!!

thanks adam, really enjoy your vids their exerlent thanks very much

It is an original Multifix tool post, but was sold through Enco. They even stamp there name and size on the top plate. I have them on both of my lathes. In my opinion, one of the best tool posts out there. Its also known as "40 position" tool post. You can drop the holder down onto it in 40 different positions, or every 9 degrees.

You are correct.I love the Multifix tool holders.

again that is an excellent lathe..I also wanted to say your editing is really good your getting the hang of it...I enjoyed watching..

Adam I was looking at your 3 jaws and we had a old one too and we kinda save it by machining the jaws with à ceramic insert. The way you do it, you put a ring on the last jaw mark and tight the chuck on it, machine slowly your jaws .001" at a time until it cleans out. After finish chuck the ring inside the hole and machine the last jaw mark deeper than the other. Work well for me I tried it a few time. Rince and repeat.

I like the mounting you made, I want to make one to mount a camera to our Go-kart front bumper.

Drilling the biggest hole through the part is how I've always prefered to do things. Ive done it so many times its just a natural part of the job. But the important thing is to do what best works for you.

Wow the shaft flex on that 1 7/8" bit was surprising!

I plan to have one soon!

Good work.

well done thanks for posting

Hey Adam,i love your work,ya doin real nice stuff over there.Im catchin myself lookin every day now at your work. That rotary welding tablle you did was awesome.Greetzz from Belgium Ghent. Oh and please you may call me Pat. ;)

nice, thanks for the video

awesome repair Adam! I really enjoy watching you videos I'm a new machinist and your videos have helped me out tremendously! I have just one question what kind of cutting oil do you use? I am looking into getting some for work and wanted to see what you use. Also I wanted to thank you for all the information you have taught me in all these videos! you're a great machinist and I hope to learn as much as much as you know some day! best, Joe massaro

There goes Stella! She's watching you, man....

Love the video Adam, Really liked seeing the twin swarfs coming out when you drilled the second hole, Would you please mind doing a video on sharpening at some stage? I'm self taught and do have a drill gauge but still don't get it 100%.

Thanks for showing this series Adam. Found it very informative. Could I ask how you attach the magnetic backing disc to the DTI you use as a length stop on the front key way on the lathe?

Not that I "like" to, but just part of my job quite often, Sometimes when I cant find the material needed I'll make do with something else, like the solids.

Cool video. Great quick work fabricating the collar. Since I am very new to creating a hobby shop in the garage with a 12" by 36" lathe, I see that you increase the boor pretty fast with those great drills. I have nothing bigger that a 5/8" drill. With lots of time, could I just increase the bore with the boring bar or is their a distinct advantage to investing in larger Morse taper drills for the tail stock?

Adam, I was wondering if you could make new jaws for your 3 jaw chuck as a project to show off your machining skills. That would be fascinating to see. I like the idea that you can build any part for your machines to repair them.

Thank you. Just takes some practice with the editing software.

Killer Slinky! Which raises an interesting question: how does one go about disposing of such stuff?

Hello Paul, are you from Italy? About the coolant, the lathe was equipped with a full coolant system but the pump no longer works. I have plans to one day install a Little Giant Pump, i do still have the coolant spout that bolts to the carriage too. The chuck jaws do need some attention, but I have plans to buy a new 4-jaw and 3-jaw chuck in the near future.

Do you have a video on tail stock alignment? I am sure I am the only guy who can drill an off center hole on a lathe.

I was turning at 600 rpm, and using about a 10-12 thousanths feed.

thanks for the idea 28:44

Thank you. That ole BBQ grill has been around a while and is about to fall apart. I'm quite often grilling dinner on it.

3:59...very creative-!

It was a combination of the insert profile, depth of cut, and feed not working together very well. I have better inserts for finishing but I need to get a new boring bar.

Hello, nice video, what you do is my job, I love watching videos of people machining to gain some experience... Why don't you use cooling fluid for refrigeration? Also you could use a bucket of water to cool your work down... About the chuck jaws... you can machine them to true them up again...

Noticed the 'boss' in the background keeping an eye on you!

nice!!!

As always great videos! I have a question though. When you got the "chips" as one long string it is dangerous because it can get tangled in everything and cut you right? You mention those kinds of chips should be avoided. How do you avoid them? increase or decrease speed? change feed rate? or is it the metal it self that is to blame and then you just have to be extra carefull?

I've thought about it and will make a video on sharpening eventually. Search for mrpete222 on here, he has a few videos on drills and grinding.

where do you buy your larger size drill bits? Mark

Adam...enjoyed the video, nice work....Hey!!...What's cooking on the BBQ in the background?...lol

Adom79 been wondering if you collect all your chips and turn them in for scrap metal?

Do you worry of the grit while finishing with emery? I always try cover while using any abrasives while turning.

Dude I'm stealing your trick, the mag-backed dial indicator directly reading the carriage when facing is a killer idea! Was that a workaround for an old worn out scale on the carriage wheel or do you just prefer the dial indicator?

Adam, I would like a better view of your camera mount. The shop lighting made it hard to see the details of the mount. Also why was solid stock chosen for the tube, was it because of high torsional forces on the tube during operation of the tube?

What brand is your lathe is ? Can you do a video presenting it because is very similar with an brand that we have here in Romania that is called ARIS SNU 380. The clutches at your lathe are mechanical or electromagnetical? And hello from Romania!

cool camera & mount….what video editing software do you use (the results are GREAT)

@Abom79

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I use Power Director 12 for video editing. It's a sweet program. You can buy and download from Cyberlink website.

@bobwitt305

5 жыл бұрын

@@Abom79 just watched your paetron video about your big change. Came back to watch some of this stuff. I remember waiting for these videos to come out and being so excited to get that notification. What a long way you and this channel have come. Congratulations, you've earned it.

What's the "device" you placed near/on the lathe at 28:44 and then adjusted again at 28:57? You also used it earlier in the video near the beginning but I didn't even think to ask until now

İngilizceyi fazla bilmiyorum.. Makine Teknolojisi eğitimi alıyorum.. Yaptıklarınız çok güzel. Atölyenizde öyle..

John, send me a message with your email and Ill send you some detailed pictures I took of the mount. The material was chosen because I couldnt find heavy wall tubing with the correct wall thickness.

You could recycle that pile of chips to build a Honda!

you see the Keithvideo to power ground the bell mouth on a bell mouthed 3 jaw under tension?

Adam: What graduations do u prefer on a hook scale? John

I notice your drills all cut perfectly evenly on both flutes. Do you sharpen by hand or do you have a machine? Nice video Adam thanks.

@Abom79

10 жыл бұрын

I do both hand grind and sharpen on a drill grinder. All the drills 1 1/4" or smaller I sharpen on the Lisle drill grinder, anything bigger I do by hand. I have a video on this subject as well.

@rotlerin

10 жыл бұрын

Abom79 OK great, I'll check out that video. Hey and thanks for having the time to reply Adam.

Salut Ionut, eu lucrez in Italia pe un Ursus... :)

Grips use Noga type arms all the time in the film industry, where they have nicknamed them "Israeli Arms" Been known to mount my lights/35mm SLR on one with a remote.

What caused those chips to be one continuous strand like that? And this might be common knowledge but where are u located? I saw in one of your videos that u get a lot of parts from Atlanta, i live in middle Georgia is why i ask.

I am not a machinist (far from it) but I would make the whole dang thing out of stainless steel and I would replace the keys with a spline. Ron W4BIN

Howdy Adam, Is your pup part American Bulldog? Dog = best shop partner EVER.

@Abom79

8 жыл бұрын

+Ian W. Stella is a boxer.

@John8.7

8 жыл бұрын

+Abom79 I had a brindle Boxer and her name was Roxy and she followed me every where I went. She was great with children. She never jumped on kids. When I would pretend punch my 8 year old nephew she would start barking at me, but when my nephew did it to me she wouldn't do nothin.

Salut Paul pai nu poti sa faci si u un video cu el sa il vedem si noi?

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@16:10 it's like a horror movie.

Don,t use hollow bar....?

Nice boxer is there - a dog of course.

You didn’t true the tailstock with an indicator!!😂

Could you have used DOM tubing instead of drilling out the shaft?

@Abom79

10 жыл бұрын

None available in that size.

Whell raparing

Adam! (Yes YOU!) I just did my mathification and realized something... If you don’t start producing at least six project videos per day I’m going to have to stop ‘Abom79 binging’ in about three weeks..(that is a bad thing!).. I get the need for vacations and days off so that means just 8 project videos per day so you can get adequate time off and rest..work for you? If you can’t work that out I will have to actually go outside and work in my own shop! (Nobody wants THAT!)

Tell me about that lathe tool holder. That is cool!

interesante sus videos , pero yo dejo buenos acabados casi espejo a velocidades lentas y avances lentos. un favor quiero comprarme un torno de un metro robusto americano nuevo donde puedo buscar en internet para importarlo. le agradeceria bastante

@GuillermoRodriguez-gu3oq

5 жыл бұрын

Buenas Tardes yo lo consigo tornos tengo uno en ebay es uno blanco 13"x40" mi numero es 7135184737 estoy en Houston

Hahaha... Your dog is mad at you (5:50)

ANNNNNND 18:37 BLOWN EAR DRUMS!!!!!!

I WISH YOU WAS MY NEIGHBOR...

next time if you want to show off your camera+mount just use a mirror,

ти правиш от бук вретено и е забранено да се използва въздух за почистване на машината

I think it is very clear that you don't play with your dog enough. Sad.

BAD BAD BAD... Please don't ever leave that chuck key in the chuck again.... Please! (Seen things happen from that)