I have been working with my hands building things since I can remember. I had 4 older brother and a lot of hand me down toys, and bikes I had to fix if I wanted to enjoy them. Now as an adult I still have toys, but they are larger now.
I have this channel to teach what I have learned. I try to do it in the simplest ways so you can enjoy the craft. Follow this channel and you will learn everything that I know about metal from machining to welding. The icing on top is a little bit of Wood Working too. Come with me and build something cool.
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Come on, man. You have to use your talent and make us another awesome video. Unless you're dead. In that case, R.I.P.
Canode is garbage, get Dycem bluing
And 8 years later: If you just mount the part on a rotary table, you can just swing it around and mill it perfectly with one quick cut.
great advise. thank you
I bought two of these. One with 10 detents so that I could do 5 flutes and one with 24 detents for all the rest. No instructions came with, so trial and error figured it out so it was fast and simple. Flutes cutting edge slightly ahead of 90 degrees on the 2 degree slope to center side of the tool holder. NOW !!!! Instead of putting the tool holder 90 degrees and tight to the fence, use an angle block to butt the trailing side out away from the fence. Angle can very depending on the number of flutes. I generally use 25 degrees on 4 flutes. Drop your wheel so it goes in past the center of the end mill. Take a couple of thousands on each flute while progressively indexing mill. When satisfied with cutting edges tip tool holder up to 30 degrees with the same angle bock in place. Adjust wheel so it cuts into web but does not touch cutting tip or chip hook. You don't get the trough this way but you really don't need it. Sharpening cabide this way does not hold up very well for plunge cutting because the nitrite coating is gone.
I’ve seen worse ideas but it’s not what I would prefer to do. Definitely should clear the cutter further before sticking your fingers in there but maybe that’s me.
Tray using marine grade lithium white grease instead of these Mickey Mouse sprays you are using nice restore job any how
And when he use the yellow-liquid bottle and what for...? Anyone, please...?
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You’re telling me there’s not a better way to cut a radius?
This is why i have a plasma cutter on hand in this situations. Thanks for a great video.
Check after tightening down the vice
Measure thrice, cut once. Also, a grey hair told me that just before the chuck starts to cinch, take my little hammer and lightly tap each jaw once, cinch a little and tap again, then tighten her down. Is this good advise? Would that have helped in your situation? I'm here because ive got some bell mouth and I'm trying to see how everyone, and I mean everyone else is doing it.
Nice I'll be using that one Thanx
I don't know what im doing wrong but I've been trying to do this for about an hour and can't get it right
Wondering how long the battery lasts in each tool. Some of the imports have terrible battery life. If you are a professional and arrived with HF tools you would not be taken seriously. HF belongs with the hobbyists.
Seriously? You show a single angle shot the entire video..like how about showing the other half..the back that holds the tank in place..this has to be the worst video on the subject.. what's next maybe a car review that only shows the front passenger fender angle for the entire video..with slight mention of what the rest of the car looks like..lol
Since you fed the grinding stone just as a regular lathe tool, you ended up grinding a slope on every part, as the wheel leading edge wears smaller when you traverse into your work. This technique is only ok if you could traverse the whole feature. Since there's a shoulder you have to plunge the grinding wheel after dressing on the diamond nib. Check out Mr Crispim great series on TP grinder, he says it much better than me at 9:00 on this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/m51kusSznJTRedo.html Great content, anyway, love your channel!
Dang , you didn't see the issue with all that mill weight on the angled engine hoist beam ? I wonder how the edge of the ways look with 2000lbs compressed on 2.5" of engine hoist bar ? Man your scary (but happy)
Why didnt you build a stand for your tubing roller?
Enjoyed the full video. 👍🏽🤠 05/08/24
having rotary table makes it much more faster right on an conventional milling machine
"How to leveling a Lathe" - speka da englis?
Thanks for sharing
Did somerthing similar but on a surface grinder lol.
😂😂😂 Понимаю, что о стабильности измерений и поверке инструмента в вашей стране не заботятся! Но лапать скобу микрометра руками и нарушать его стабильность показаний втирая мерами длины, это уже ни в какие ворота не лезет!!! Теперь понятно, почему русское оружие лучшее в мире! Для начала поинтересуйтесь, кто такой Д.И. МЕНДЕЛЕЕВ, и что такое Единство средств измерений!
Starrett = the STANDARD for comparison!
That is a body hammer you are using, the hammer side looks like it has the raised spikes it's a metal shrinking hammer with a dent pick on the other side.
Where have you been?
Thank you for this video. I know it about 9 years old but I discovered a job in my area that will teach metallization for 20-25 an hour. It looks like something I want to learn so for the rest of my life. I always struggled with finding something I can be passionate about since clearly becoming a video game designer will never happen for me and I am in my 30s. But it never too late to learn.
I finally got my out of stock LMS power feed. Man, did it ever help square my vise pretty fast. Not in 60 seconds, more like 2 minutes of figuring out which way to tap the vise. I'm. not a machinist so some things aren't natural for me. Your video helped, but there are parts where you're not showing which way you're tapping the vise. But very helpful anyway. thanks.
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Hope you're well
Why would bother comparing these two items one is hundreds of dollars and the other is is tens of dollars
"How does people produce the things people will use to produce things you use to produce things for people"
Talking of ink I've been at art school nothing into machining or so, and this process tho I kinda knew of it it's fascinating! Mesmerizing to see close like those lathe's videos.
watching again, this is wonderful.....thank you so much, Paul in Florida
Is this channel ever returning?
Where have you been, Dale?
When putting it on a trailer, really important to get the tongue loading to 10% or so, because that puts the center of gravity in front of the trailer wheels. If the center of gravity (CoG) or mass (CoM) is too far back: 1. Hit the brakes: the trailer gets pushed back. Say it's aimed the slightest bit to the left. If the CoG is too far back, the CoG is on the right vs. the trailer centerline; imagine the trailer standing on its hitch. The braking force 'topples' (pushes) the back of the trailer right, and the tongue left. The tires have some flex or springiness, and a little bit of slop in the hitch, so it aims left a bit. 2. Trailer is aimed left, it swings left, and has inertia so it swings farther left (flexing the springy tires) until the tongue is now aimed far enough right to push it back the other way. 3. The CoG is now on the left; that pushes the back of the trailer left, and the tongue right. The tires have some springiness, so it aims right a bit more. 4. Trailer is aimed right, it swings right, and has inertia so it swings farther right until the tongue is now aimed far enough left to push it back the other way. Had this happen once, and a small trailer full of 16' lumber was sliding the rear tires in a full-size AWD station wagon with a Hemi sideways. That's one way to wake yourself up... I was lucky, didn't have stopped cars in front of me and a slight uphill grade. Never again. This is a mechanical oscillation, and it will jacknife you. Make sure your load is centered a bit forward of the trailer tires.
Very interesting, thanks.
Should be noted Bridgeport this clean almost never show up so either 1. Expect to live with waaaayy more wear than what you see here 2. Be able to rebuild/refurbish and still have value over buying a brand new taiwan knee mill.
Hi there. I wonder why you stopped making videos.
Gracias campeón
Any tips for making multi start lead screws?
What a horrible method. You could get better and safer results with a band saw and belt sander. This video should be flagged for removal.
Very good idea….Thanks for sharing!
Like it.
I think your statement " Know the strengths and weaknesses of your tools " is absolutely spot on.. Cheaper tools can be as appropriate as expensive precise ones depending on what the user is working on and whether professional or hobbyist.
Interesting , using an untrammed mill to drill perpendicular holes ? am i missing something ?