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My father had one of those and because of the gearing when the drill bit jams it tries to rip your arm off.
@alazanjoe21 күн бұрын
Good video, Thank you for sharing
@stevemunro9137Ай бұрын
Thanks mate, appreciated your video, and it was a simple fix.
@ericarsiniega6022Ай бұрын
Are there things you can do with the sludge or "waste" that goes into the water?
@patrickdarcy3863Ай бұрын
Very good, just how I used to do it on my old Colchester. I found a clip that takes the worry out of running into the chuck etc. You can lift the lever out, if you want it let me know, thanks. Patrick
@Asi32Ай бұрын
Fantastic video and how to. thank you!
@mehmetcuvelek7092 ай бұрын
Nice demonstration with awesome jokes 😂
@kwallitner2 ай бұрын
Hey good stuff! I have a random question/ request. I heard about you through Tool Addict. I just bought a Wilton 820 Baby Bullet Vise! And it's missing the end cap. And I saw what beautiful work you did making the brass caps for his. Are you interested in making another cap for mine? That would be epic. Thanks for the consideration! Obviously I would pay you ;)
@user-yp9zy1yc2n2 ай бұрын
Why don't they make these anymore ? I'm sick and tired of the new age plastic junk.
@user-yp9zy1yc2n2 ай бұрын
The Driller Killer
@nicola35402 ай бұрын
It’s a fairly significant design flaw, when the most difficult to access section of tubing is the only section that’s rigid, flattened and bent at a 120 degree angle, for this NOT to end up blocked would be a miracle!…..I’m proposing a friendly competition, ‘What was the weird stuff blocking your Dyson?’ Me? A tonne of dust and hair, a rubber band, a tiny screw and a whole Chinese sausage!
@haroldpearson60252 ай бұрын
If you set the cross slide to zero at the end of the cut wind out the cross slide, carriage back cut on with top slide wind in cross slide to 0 and engage nut at the appropriate #.
@KeyboardBuster2 ай бұрын
No marble mouth Brit deserves a piece of Americana pie like that.
@sumo55sumo3 ай бұрын
Useful video! thank you!
@chadrushing12024 ай бұрын
Now that I realize that I've been WAY overthinking my project... Excellent video!
@rockstarfukker4 ай бұрын
That’s shite ya womble! Nuck off. I wasted 11 minutes watching this scrap! Now u owe me!!
@flintknappingtools4 ай бұрын
We have been machining Copper 110 alloy for 15 years on a manual lathe. We have found that a positive rake of 25 to 30° works best, and a slight radius at the tip of the Tool bit. Also, taking a small hone stone and Dulling the very tip of the high-speed steel radius greatly improved surface finish to a near polish. But the major problem is the continuous stringy chip. If you continuously break the chip…interrupted cuts…, it affects surface finish negatively. The long stringy chips are extremely dangerous and using a collet chuck has greatly helped in safety and keeping the chips from wrapping around anything. We have experimented over the years with chip breakers, trying to get the chip to curl on all cuts with some success, heavy and light cuts. this is the only area we have yet to achieve total success, that is the chip control. It is insanely sharp and dangerous. when cleaning up the swarf, I have been cut through leather gloves, as if I was barehanded, nasty stuff
@gwheyduke4 ай бұрын
Wow!
@PelesioNaikinimasSalinimas4 ай бұрын
very more mushroom
@violetspider_5 ай бұрын
I learnt the hard one that you can't bend brass without heat. I thought it was supposed to be just a bit harder than copper. I guess i was wrong. Hope the chair holds, but I'm not optimistic. Might have to redo it. Copper for next one.
@NavyWife5 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing this video. I believe that this is my problem.
@MikeD-qx1kr5 ай бұрын
Brilliant! I'm doing it now in my house and it works! No more bouncing cabinets upstairs!
@nirman91x10i6 ай бұрын
I cleaned every part . Except that...I did that and now its brand new vaccum
@RoubinCreations6 ай бұрын
I miss your videos, I hope you're alright
@ubcts6 ай бұрын
What you are doing is very dangerous. Your drill is not sharpened correctly and the rpm is to high. You have to much clearance on the cutting face. The drill can grab and pull out of the taper. At break through is the most risk. All tool clearances change when machining brass.
@RustyInventions-wz6ir6 ай бұрын
Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice work
@nealblath7 ай бұрын
😆 love watching your videos and learning about my student 👍
@edwardtagg7 ай бұрын
Read the label....
@user-ck9rk4sv6l7 ай бұрын
NICEJOB.
@robfalcon34047 ай бұрын
Get ur arse back on ere im missing the bag of dreeeeeammms
@blackbearbowie81628 ай бұрын
hi Chris, iv got an old colcester studend but my data plate is warn and i cant read it can you do a close up of your data plate so can take a pic of it and please explain how to read it if you could many thanx Steve
@camillosteuss8 ай бұрын
From the sounds of `er wha`, i deduce a broken gear tooth in the lower gears... Sounds like a single broken tooth that when encountered at speed, via the momentum of the things just skips the position wholly, smacking into the next tooth with what little run up the system managed to achieve in that short interval... I could be wrong, but that`s what it sounds like to me... Just found your channel, so i dont know if you diagnosed/changed the offending part as of yet, but we shall see... I myself have quite some shit to deal with in my shop... More like 9 machines in need of general restoration and 1 in need of complete service and 2 baby machines that are in tip top shape... Well, i lie, the baby lathe has a tailstock issue to resolve, but that is a single precise bore worth of work to solve that... I`m just too lazy atm to deal with that little bugger... So one could say that i have some experience with machines not sounding as they should All the best!
@chris-the-bodge-sculptor8 ай бұрын
Hi ! Thank you 😊, there’s definitely something going on in there… I’ve never been brave enough to look inside… I bought it untested… young and foolish, I don’t use it much as I should
@camillosteuss8 ай бұрын
@@chris-the-bodge-sculptor Oh, dont worry, i too have done my fair share of picking up machinery that is either untested or in need of severe reconditioning and general restoration... On one hand, it offers you the ability to snag ridiculous machinery for pennies, on the other hand, it offers you the ability to conjure a task as laborious as pregnancy yet one that can last much longer... If she is free of cracks in the main casting, she can be restored to perfection... That is my motto... Machines just need a lot of love and double the amount of elbow grease... All the best and kind regards!
@dodjer8 ай бұрын
LoL Chris - ever heard of the term "Widowmaker Drills"? Wonder how they got that name?
@chris-the-bodge-sculptor8 ай бұрын
Ho dear !
@richardmedina91178 ай бұрын
So I was wondering if you had finished your lil invention... And how far along it got? I have a perfect marriage for your steam powered thing of beauty ... Please let me know if your interested...
@gtechnosinc25188 ай бұрын
How about maybe a water jet cnc machine can make a hole and not destroy it or break it,maybe, I don't know.
@jozefbubez61169 ай бұрын
Ferrites come in many grades but invariably they are brittle! I might suggest that another time, do not clamp the ring in a vice but place it on a wooden board and fix it down with another piece of wood using minimal force.
@chris-the-bodge-sculptor9 ай бұрын
Thanks .. good advice
@smudgey1kenobey9 ай бұрын
Nice build! Really fun to watch. I think my VW bus had this engine😂
@tinaliebe51189 ай бұрын
I love lathe to mine is a old Australian lathe I also have some record vices but in Australia 🇦🇺 they are blue and the dawn vices are red in Australia the red ball is so you don’t forget what you made 😂😂😂❤😊
@thomaspeterson56939 ай бұрын
Where can I get one for myself?
@chris-the-bodge-sculptor9 ай бұрын
They sell used and new one on eBay .. I very handy tool for taking out bricks
@k19244710 ай бұрын
Kkkkkkkkkkk
@chris-the-bodge-sculptor9 ай бұрын
🙂
@saini66210 ай бұрын
which carbide insert ur using???
@chris-the-bodge-sculptor10 ай бұрын
Think it was a diamond tipped one for aluminium PCD I think
@clintchapman431910 ай бұрын
Looks terrible! Just kidding Bud... Nice work!
@ellieprice339611 ай бұрын
Thanks, interesting accent. Is it English or Scottish?
@chris-the-bodge-sculptor8 ай бұрын
Lol , British.. from a small town called Bolton, look up Fred dibnah on here a very interesting and famous boltontonian thanks for visiting 🙂
@jason-ian-Van-Sloten11 ай бұрын
Great video! Doesnt the brass stay soft after you heat it?
@chris-the-bodge-sculptor8 ай бұрын
Heat doesn’t have any effect on brass .. I believe you can work harden it by hammering it, thanks for visiting
@thedolphin542811 ай бұрын
Need captions on for this foreign language.
@fredford764211 ай бұрын
Thank you for a very helpful video. Very much appreciated
@chris-the-bodge-sculptor8 ай бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@franciscojaviergonzalez517211 ай бұрын
Creo que el filo tipo flama provoca mucho empuje y grande friccion , pudieras intentar de inicio con un diametro de 3 mm y otro tipo de filo como el plano de brocas para concreto ( de carburo de tugsteno ) animo firme a perseverar . Saludos y Exitos !
@mountmarineengineering11 ай бұрын
I have the exact same lathe, I cant find a replacement bush for crossslide. anyone know where i can get one shipped to new zealand ?
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what about wire cutting techniques
That's a beautiful screwdriver.
My father had one of those and because of the gearing when the drill bit jams it tries to rip your arm off.
Good video, Thank you for sharing
Thanks mate, appreciated your video, and it was a simple fix.
Are there things you can do with the sludge or "waste" that goes into the water?
Very good, just how I used to do it on my old Colchester. I found a clip that takes the worry out of running into the chuck etc. You can lift the lever out, if you want it let me know, thanks. Patrick
Fantastic video and how to. thank you!
Nice demonstration with awesome jokes 😂
Hey good stuff! I have a random question/ request. I heard about you through Tool Addict. I just bought a Wilton 820 Baby Bullet Vise! And it's missing the end cap. And I saw what beautiful work you did making the brass caps for his. Are you interested in making another cap for mine? That would be epic. Thanks for the consideration! Obviously I would pay you ;)
Why don't they make these anymore ? I'm sick and tired of the new age plastic junk.
The Driller Killer
It’s a fairly significant design flaw, when the most difficult to access section of tubing is the only section that’s rigid, flattened and bent at a 120 degree angle, for this NOT to end up blocked would be a miracle!…..I’m proposing a friendly competition, ‘What was the weird stuff blocking your Dyson?’ Me? A tonne of dust and hair, a rubber band, a tiny screw and a whole Chinese sausage!
If you set the cross slide to zero at the end of the cut wind out the cross slide, carriage back cut on with top slide wind in cross slide to 0 and engage nut at the appropriate #.
No marble mouth Brit deserves a piece of Americana pie like that.
Useful video! thank you!
Now that I realize that I've been WAY overthinking my project... Excellent video!
That’s shite ya womble! Nuck off. I wasted 11 minutes watching this scrap! Now u owe me!!
We have been machining Copper 110 alloy for 15 years on a manual lathe. We have found that a positive rake of 25 to 30° works best, and a slight radius at the tip of the Tool bit. Also, taking a small hone stone and Dulling the very tip of the high-speed steel radius greatly improved surface finish to a near polish. But the major problem is the continuous stringy chip. If you continuously break the chip…interrupted cuts…, it affects surface finish negatively. The long stringy chips are extremely dangerous and using a collet chuck has greatly helped in safety and keeping the chips from wrapping around anything. We have experimented over the years with chip breakers, trying to get the chip to curl on all cuts with some success, heavy and light cuts. this is the only area we have yet to achieve total success, that is the chip control. It is insanely sharp and dangerous. when cleaning up the swarf, I have been cut through leather gloves, as if I was barehanded, nasty stuff
Wow!
very more mushroom
I learnt the hard one that you can't bend brass without heat. I thought it was supposed to be just a bit harder than copper. I guess i was wrong. Hope the chair holds, but I'm not optimistic. Might have to redo it. Copper for next one.
Thank you for sharing this video. I believe that this is my problem.
Brilliant! I'm doing it now in my house and it works! No more bouncing cabinets upstairs!
I cleaned every part . Except that...I did that and now its brand new vaccum
I miss your videos, I hope you're alright
What you are doing is very dangerous. Your drill is not sharpened correctly and the rpm is to high. You have to much clearance on the cutting face. The drill can grab and pull out of the taper. At break through is the most risk. All tool clearances change when machining brass.
Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice work
😆 love watching your videos and learning about my student 👍
Read the label....
NICEJOB.
Get ur arse back on ere im missing the bag of dreeeeeammms
hi Chris, iv got an old colcester studend but my data plate is warn and i cant read it can you do a close up of your data plate so can take a pic of it and please explain how to read it if you could many thanx Steve
From the sounds of `er wha`, i deduce a broken gear tooth in the lower gears... Sounds like a single broken tooth that when encountered at speed, via the momentum of the things just skips the position wholly, smacking into the next tooth with what little run up the system managed to achieve in that short interval... I could be wrong, but that`s what it sounds like to me... Just found your channel, so i dont know if you diagnosed/changed the offending part as of yet, but we shall see... I myself have quite some shit to deal with in my shop... More like 9 machines in need of general restoration and 1 in need of complete service and 2 baby machines that are in tip top shape... Well, i lie, the baby lathe has a tailstock issue to resolve, but that is a single precise bore worth of work to solve that... I`m just too lazy atm to deal with that little bugger... So one could say that i have some experience with machines not sounding as they should All the best!
Hi ! Thank you 😊, there’s definitely something going on in there… I’ve never been brave enough to look inside… I bought it untested… young and foolish, I don’t use it much as I should
@@chris-the-bodge-sculptor Oh, dont worry, i too have done my fair share of picking up machinery that is either untested or in need of severe reconditioning and general restoration... On one hand, it offers you the ability to snag ridiculous machinery for pennies, on the other hand, it offers you the ability to conjure a task as laborious as pregnancy yet one that can last much longer... If she is free of cracks in the main casting, she can be restored to perfection... That is my motto... Machines just need a lot of love and double the amount of elbow grease... All the best and kind regards!
LoL Chris - ever heard of the term "Widowmaker Drills"? Wonder how they got that name?
Ho dear !
So I was wondering if you had finished your lil invention... And how far along it got? I have a perfect marriage for your steam powered thing of beauty ... Please let me know if your interested...
How about maybe a water jet cnc machine can make a hole and not destroy it or break it,maybe, I don't know.
Ferrites come in many grades but invariably they are brittle! I might suggest that another time, do not clamp the ring in a vice but place it on a wooden board and fix it down with another piece of wood using minimal force.
Thanks .. good advice
Nice build! Really fun to watch. I think my VW bus had this engine😂
I love lathe to mine is a old Australian lathe I also have some record vices but in Australia 🇦🇺 they are blue and the dawn vices are red in Australia the red ball is so you don’t forget what you made 😂😂😂❤😊
Where can I get one for myself?
They sell used and new one on eBay .. I very handy tool for taking out bricks
Kkkkkkkkkkk
🙂
which carbide insert ur using???
Think it was a diamond tipped one for aluminium PCD I think
Looks terrible! Just kidding Bud... Nice work!
Thanks, interesting accent. Is it English or Scottish?
Lol , British.. from a small town called Bolton, look up Fred dibnah on here a very interesting and famous boltontonian thanks for visiting 🙂
Great video! Doesnt the brass stay soft after you heat it?
Heat doesn’t have any effect on brass .. I believe you can work harden it by hammering it, thanks for visiting
Need captions on for this foreign language.
Thank you for a very helpful video. Very much appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
Creo que el filo tipo flama provoca mucho empuje y grande friccion , pudieras intentar de inicio con un diametro de 3 mm y otro tipo de filo como el plano de brocas para concreto ( de carburo de tugsteno ) animo firme a perseverar . Saludos y Exitos !
I have the exact same lathe, I cant find a replacement bush for crossslide. anyone know where i can get one shipped to new zealand ?
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