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I loved the expandable centre punch, I have not seen one of those before.

from where did you buy that tool? where can be found? ua-cam.com/video/F6rMAkk_AMo/v-deo.html

So much work and this crunchy in and out 😢

Excellent video! Very good way to do it. Definitely an improvement over the Aloris style.

Good on you for doing what you do. My only critique is you have a little work to do on your finish. You sliding the pieces together was terrible and sounded real rough. Remember slow feed high rpm.

Noice video and very informative. The one thing that concerns me is the vaporized metal that is exhausted out of the machine. Is there a filter that helps to capture that?

LMAO so the only countries that make minimills are China/Taiwan? Sherline (the obvious choice if size meets your needs) is made in the USA and there are several made in Europe and Japan as well

Looks awesome! Great upgrade! A lazy person would have machined a cap to fit over the nut, welded it in & added a handle.

Now I have to try doing this with my 40W diode!

Subscribed, great video, thanks for narrating the vid. And a big thanks for NOT overlaying annoying music, it's quite refreshing to watch a well presented video without the irritation of music. Keep up the good work.

What material is that?

Good job. Thank you very much.

Nice built, I built the same thing but only with a ball ball bearing. Have a nice Christmas time

I was really impressed with the quality of the workmanship. This is a professional job. The automatic dubbing feature makes the video much more comfortable to watch. Thank you.

Es gibt ein viel besseres werkzeug womit man nicht gefahr läuft einen crash zu fahren. Bei der besseren version läuft der gummierte Schneideisenhalter auf einer welle und wird mit Handkraft gehalten.

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You can tell on the way it has corroded that that mystery steel is soft nasty stuff to machine.

Why didn't you measure the reduction in diameter? It's not negligible

The 6 degree compound thing was pretty cool

Knowledge and experience are formidable power

Very good idea!

So one thing most of the burnishing videos are missing is DOC & feeds. I have never used one but it looks like they would roll off the end of a shaft or need a lead in.

This would probably be really nice for smaller hobbiest lathes.

Camera work and editing on this is crazy good !

Loved it, the whole thing. 👍👍

Sorry mate, this video has just made me unsub. I know what milling looks like, I know what dialling in a 4J looks like. Nearly 90% of this video is you waving your videography willy in my face. I ended up watching it on 1.5x speed. Finally you get round to telling us it's a burnishing tool (nice job BTW) and those are 10 minutes I'm never going to get back.

I guess for this you need a fairly rigid setup? I have a fairly small bench top lathe and have been considering one of these.

I saw a few comments complaining, for some reason, about you making a burnisher like this. A very peculiar grievance IMHO! Makes me wonder if perhaps they were confused with the definitions of "essential", "must-have", "game-changer", etc. 🤔 To me, the maker spirit has always been along the lines of *_"Using the tools you have to make the tools you need (or can't buy!)"_* Obviously, this hits snags when stock/consumables prices are gouged, meaning a surprising amount of tools wind up costing multiple times the cost to make than to have shipped direct to your door...but I'm using the Power of Imagination to forget that's a thing! At the risk of being presumptive, I'm wondering if this build means you checked out Maurizio Guidi's builds? It's a shot in the dark guess I know, since there are a several machinist UA-camrs who've posted videos making one in the last 6 months. It does make me think though, just maybe... I swear, I'm not intentionally trying to fanboy, even though that's precisely how it appears. Admittedly, I'm just jazzed at the notion another machinist I enjoy watching might be finding inspiration from his work. He's one of the many amazing makers on UA-cam who barely draw any following, since their native language isn't English, and they aren't confident enough with their own proficiency speaking English. Even if they make every accommodation possible, the algorithm is not likely to push their content to the feeds of those speaking a different language... (I was just about to say "JSK-Koubou is another underrated one", but then I saw his subscriber count in the last year has blown-up to almost 2M!) There are a couple Ukrainian & a Russian who are phenomenal to watch. I would need to copy/paste their channel name though, since I can't read Cyrillic yet. There was a great Thai maker, Cai Lem was his name (it had tone accents on several letters.) Sadly, I believe he had to shutter or sell off his workshop, due to non-existent demand locally for quality craftsmanship, in the land of cheap knockoffs on every corner... 😢 Anyway, I had no intention of making such a long comment, so I'll shut up now. Another very enjoyable video, my friend! 🫡

Forget your excellent machining, the videography on this video is incredible!!! Merry Christmas my friend. 🎄

Enjoyed watching have a merry Christmas to you and yours

Nice work. I see the AnchorLube fairy hasn’t visited your shop. All of the cool kids are using that now.

I will quote from page 22 of my Modern Tooling Methods for Turret Lathes, by M.E. Lange,Production Engineer, The Warner & Swasey Company, COPYRIGHT 1926!!! “When close limits of+.000/-.001 with fine finish are required from work turned from the square turret, two cuts are necessary because there is no roller to burnish the surface.” This implies that already in 1926 burnishing tools were in use. Make you wonder how far back the tool goes doesn’t it? (Yes there is no mistake on the tolerances mention either!)

Excellent job mate 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

Muy bueno , ahora con el doblado automático es más fácil ver tus vídeos !!!

Wow. That is a great tool. I can only wish for that sort of machining. Good video

The short woman has lethal hips ..

I really like your design.

Can’t wait to hear the shit talking about using an ID retaining clip for the OD.

Just bought a 4 jaw to make one i like how you did yours.

Maybe it’s time I try one of those. Thanks for the video.

Very interesting. Thanks.

Nice editing. Thx for the vid.

Nice!

I had no idea what tool you were making till right at the end...riveted!

Very nice!

Im curious why no one teaches cutting threads away from the chuck. Zero stress and works just the same result

nice tool sir! ;)

what do you use for recording?

Great filming and editing as always!