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Qué medidas tiene el imán??
Down vote. No idea WTF you are making or why.
Perguntas de quantos graus é essa inclinação do cone. E também a freza já pode fazer direto com uma broca de centro
Your videos are way too long, but other that that, excellent.
kind of good idea as long as the drill holder is set at Zero when clocked(no Taper) on slide! Many just use a spider plate that fits between chuck jaws, but this is only good for larger dia material so in all its a good alternative. hope it sells.
Dear friend I made this tool around 1982, it is the best tool for face straighting method specially small components.
Proponuje razem z kołem opatentować
esistono le punte da centro...e poi come la metti con l'inox?
My preferred inserts are those made by Mitsubishi (Japanese) or Korloy (South Korean). It seems to me they are more durable and have a cleaner cut. I usually work 1045 steel.
That was very interesting and educational thanks for sharing
Pointless without any verbal explanation on what, why and how, could you imagine if schools tried this form of teaching how little anyone would learn
That is a cool trick. Not sure it would work for me, working with different materials and sizes of drills. Takes a bit to change gears for feeds. Still clever.
It's only an innovation using a magnet (which already exists) and holder, which is not an invention as it does not have an inventive step, so how will you patent it especially now that you have published it without proper protection
Great invention. I think you should name it a '"magnet'"
As a machinist, I really don't see the point of this video!???
I’ve had one of these tool in my toolbox for over 50 years.
C'est brûlant la dilatation va mettre du jeu mettre 0.20 de serrage
Et l'arrosage?
good
Very good video except I would appreciate it if these machinists that demonstrate their skills and accomplishments would state the dimensions and what they're doing at each step.
Excelentes idéias!
Con queste prove si capisce chiaramente quello che funziona bene! Ottimo video👋👍👍
looks like a transfer center punch to me,been around for decades.
Why you make this video, if you don't know nothing with feed& speeds. It' s not inserts fault if you don't use right speeds and feeds that wnmg inset will breaks very good ships, if you use correct feeds
Hello, great! What is the name of the tanning product? Thanks
Thats a great little tool mate, i have transfer punches but they only go up to 12mm. What steel did you make the body out of, it turned up real nice
Its much more involved than just the style of the insert Material being machine must be considered S F P M for material being machined How ridged is the set up and can the equipment handle the D O C Edge prep of insert Positive or negative chip breaker Coated or uncoated Dry machining or wet
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Thanks again for sharing an insert video!
You're welcome my friend and you're welcome!
"This amazing tool I invented". While this tool is definitely useful and a fun lathe project it can hardly be claimed as YOUR invention. Sometimes the hubris of youth astounds me! For those interested this tool is called a Conical Transfer Punch. Probably dates back prior to the electric motor! Wakodahatchee Chris
Naration would have helped explain the video.
Welcome!
Yo. Tenía unos insertos gastados me hice un porta inserto y afile el inserto le di más ángulo..de insistencia ..creo que es es el que toca la pieza ...y más uña..arriba y saco pasadas de 8mm...un bisturi
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rpm's too fast and feed rate too slow, slow down the rpm's and increase feed rate for a piece as small as the one you had should be about 350 rpm's and 15 to 20 thousandth per revolution. you obviously have never done this for a living
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Rpm is not too high for tungsten inserts but feedrate is too slow good feedrate that insert is 0,2-0,4mm/rew
Not sure if you did it for a living, but every carbide insert has specified cutting speed. At the end you can see that the last insert has Vc=80-160m/min. So assuming the part has 50mm diameter we can calculate rpms. Vc=pi*D*RPM/1000. For 50mm part it is at least 500rpm. If you would run this part 350rpms it would be out of specification for this insert. But I agree about the feed that it is too low. It is not specified at insert box - it might be because of low quality of insert. Most of the cases specified feed is on range like 0.1-0.4 mm/rev
And one important thing, smaller diameter the part is the greater RPMs should be used as cutting speed is decreasing. That's why big lathes have lower range of rpms comparing them to small ones
Раньше это знало лишь несколько людей, а теперь узнает весь мир: ТНки - говно!
Jen ukazuješ, že tomu nerozumíš.
Welcome!
Bonjour de France 😊 Et merci pour la démonstration ....
Tu es le bienvenu, mon ami, et tu es le bienvenu !
Try a ccmt . Baby chips, even turning .250
Thx a lot for showing !
You're welcome my friend and you're welcome!
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Thanks, bro!
Very interesting; I think your idea to not use any language is a good idea because all the people can understand without audio ; good work friend from an italian designer 😉 😊
Thank you so much my friend and welcome!
Tnmg. Love'um.
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Great job my friend!
Thanks, bro!
Great video! Thanks my friend👍👍👍
Thanks, my friend🙂
Thanks for the master class!
Thanks, bro😉
Die gleichen Erfahrungen habe ich mit den Schneidplatten auch gemacht. Viel zu hoher Schneiddruck.
Ich stimme Ihnen vollkommen zu! Die ersten beiden Platten sind sehr schlecht im Vergleich zu der dritten chinesischen Platte, die ich auf aliexpress gekauft! Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen mein Freund👍🤝🙏
basically a tailstock button dont need magnetic just a flat faced mushroom, hold part light in chuck then rod through rear of head to press part against button, ferrous or nonferrous don't matter was doing that 50 years ago still do
you're a bit late, Noah used this same tool when he was building the ark.
The only amazing thing I see here is how clean the lathe is
You must be from Pakistan. They always do the thumbs up to indicate a genius concept. Then they throw the finished part onto the dirt floor.
Hard way to make a chamfer tool, just use a triangular file and sharpen to a point on the three sides at the end..easy and stays sharp.. suggestion from a 76 yr old fitter
Simple,effective.👍👍👍