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How are you gonna clean the tubes?

Great deal that you got. And for the haters, forget about the comments. If you get a bargain and fix the issies it has it puts the equipment back above par. Keep it up

For the fan. Get a 10mfd capacitor. White is neutral. Black is high Red is med or low Blue is what the red isn't. Browns is where your capacitor will hook into.

If you need help wiring the blower. The two brown wires are for the capacitor and white is common, black is high speed, blue is medium, red is low. Check make sure of voltage if it’s 240 volt white becomes line voltage

You could drill some holes in some 1/2 inch black iron pipe like 1/8 inch holes every 1/2 inch and maybe do 2 of them down each side in the box towards the top let one end of each go out the back and 90 down with the same pipe. It will burn the smoke and you have a secondary combustion

General rule to follow: You need 2 feet vertical for every 1 foot horizontal. You need 1' vertical for every 1.41' on a 45 degree.

Man you lucky thing. I would love to find a fadal 40 taper for a grand

Nice build. I appreciate and respect folks who take on fabrication projects few comments… 1) the tube Hx. 1…I’m thinking you would have been better off with round tubing 2…stager tubing like bowling pins. You want the air to force its way bouncing off tubes extracting heat. 2) firebox height. I feel that gonna get real old bending/working down that low filling box, tending fire, cleaning ash.

Also you can cook on it!

Thanks for doing these videos, I see lots of videos with million dollar buildings and very expensive machines, although its fun to watch its not attainable for the average guy. Do you live in a fairly warm climate? I'd go poor trying to heat that building:)

Awesome build. I'd finish lining your shop with plastic and maybe steel sheets (roofing) for the first few feet to protect from sparks etc. no point having an efficient heater and losing it all

Bad ass , great build bud

Nice build it is a great feeling to build something with your own hands! Congratulations

That is the most awesome wood stove I've ever seen. Saw smaller version but nothing like that beast. What an inspiration!

Man i need something like that for my shop. Nothing that big but great concept

For those wires going into the terminal blocks, if you're ever in there again, I'd recommend putting on ferrules.

Staying warm is essential to getting anything done, my garage is not heated or cooled and its rough in summer/winter.

Awesome design and build man . Hope it works out , that's a biggg shop to heat .

Hell yeah, I’d love to have those in my shop!

Been a boater for 4 decades never saw a canvas that staid water proof for more than a few yrs. That' not constant exposure either. Good luck. Keep us updated.

I take all my advice from sleeve and neck tattoo clowns...

On Christmas eve, I was rolling through Silicon Valley to go see my folks and saw a guy with a 4020 in equally or more basketcase condition on the back of a trailer being pulled behind a ram 3500. It was an impressive feat of determination to see him driving down the road at 10mph. It made it easy to pull up next to him and give a thumbs up. 🤣

If you have DNC software on your lap top, it works the same as the device you are using. I use Easy DNC.

It would appear the person who owned this before you , thought putting diesel in the machine was all you needed for maintenance !

have you considered something like crushed asphalt as the floor? im wondering if it would make a half decent shop floor

I had one at work had problem with tool changer air solenoids problem was a slow leak causing the draw bar to slowly release function key makes writing programs really easy heaps of info on net about this machine cooling system for spindle and ball screws were leaking coolant through the seals contaminating the coolant hope this info comes in handy ausie Al

I don't consider this thing a building it's more like a f****** tent. I can't stand that style of building so they call it. It's more like a place to store your boat. Totally worthless in the Northeast.

Love it. Wonder how much you'll need to pay for winter/cooling though. An idea: build an 8 foot planter box around the entire thing (make a tunnel for entry). This is my concept (outlined on my channel) to use earth insulation to create a stable temp year around.

Cannot see the point in this video if the only reasons are no more then cosmetically & a few very minor problems,

Where are you getting these at these prices! Everything I find is still 10 -20k

just buy a swiss cnc... not a crafting box

stole it.

I like it

Both clean as,a good sign! Keep at least one,Great how you show controls features.Japanese quality!

Why are the machines sitting in the dirt?

This for production work or flipping? Either way it produces $.

This Fadal brings back memories, sold well here in Australia.Like the steps you walk thru & very well expained man! Also you got a bargain, well checked out.

Seems like it’s worth a shot, I’ll be interested in seeing how it works out for the long run. Hope it goes well for you.

Awesome

I wouldn’t park my $400 Suburban in that thing, let alone put expensive CNC equipment in it. I get wanting to save money. I’m currently planning a shop of my own, but this isn’t the way…

Power dropped for free including a pole install???!?!?!? How the hell you manage that deal? That is bread and butter money for power companies and unheard of as far as i know.

Man that things is 'uuuuuge! Look how small the house next to it looks at 5:50 lmao

For tool change try this G91 G28 Z0. M19 T6 M6

CD,10 changes the baud rate.

Clean that lead screw on the front before you do any threading. When you thread your clamping a piece called the half nut around that lead screw and it will grind in any swarf/rust/corrosion into the nut and the lead screw itself. Plastic brushes then Soft brass wire brushes scotcbrite etc to clean it till it perfect. That is what determines if your threads are accurate. Same with all the ways and you could replace the felt way wipers that are under little caps/covers (they are there to brush of swarf). I bet that’ll clean up to even look like a really nice machine. I think it’s Japanese. They make killer lathes. It’s starting kinda slow, even though you switched the transformer to 230 volts I’m thinking you still need to open the motor and change the leads out to 230. There will be a cover plate where the three phases go into a box sorta part on the motor itself. Once you get inside it, you see a handful of wires, like 7 or 9 (not just three). There are usually numbered and will be tied together in a combination that results in your 3 phases. It’ll have a sticker or tag somewhere that shows which get tied together for low (230) or high 460 voltage. Something like 369, 258, 147 will be what wires tie together for you 3 phases if you want it low and if high it’ll be a totally different combination of wires to tie together for each phase! They might just twist together and be black taped or there might be a terminal block u see the cap, I’ve seen it both ways.

This was pretty painful to watch. Pull everything apart on the tailstock and clean and re-assemble and re-oil. Slide the tailstock carefully towards the end of the bed so you can get a look underneath. A lot of the Japanese lathes had spring loaded wheels under the tailstock. These are usually gummed up and jambed on a machine of that vintage. Note that not all of them had these, however the tailstock is almost identical to an Okuma LS and they did have them.

pull that tailstock apart again , clean everything and then lubricate the entire moving assembly . most of the time there are oil holes in the tailstock body so that you can routinely put oil through the holes to keep everything lubricated . use a good turbine oil which is low viscosity . clean your ways very well and apply the same oil to the ways . Squirt some oil at one end of the bed and then , just spread it by running your fingers down the ways adding oil as you need it . Wipe off the excess with a lint free cloth or a paper towel. That sure looks like a nice machine . If you take care of it , it will take care of you !! Best wishes !! there are some good older books on the care and operation of an engine lathe still available , so pick one up and enjoy !

Will it Run ,.......no it has feet but no legs 😁😁

absolutely great utility