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The concrete floor “v blocks”-That’s a new one on me and I’ve come up with some wonky ass ways of doing things, 😂. Whatever works 👍🏻

Does anyone have a link to where to get that material. Would be highly appreciated

Scared of explaining knowledge 😅

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Thank you. You showed me how to break those edges, that was what I was missing.

do you have pdf manual for this machine?

Looks very nice ! I was looking for chip-flower inspiration and you helped me!

So when you put the locking mechanism back together, how do you adjust how tight it locks if it's not locking or clamping enough? I have a Mitutoyo 12" digital height gauge and the locking mechanism doesn't hold the head in place when I'm trying to scribe lines. How do you adjust that??

Merhaba, elimde mitutoyo 192-614-10 modeli var. Gövde hareket etmiyor. Sıkışmış. Üst kapağı çıkarmak istiyorum fakat yerinden çıkmıyor. Üst kapağı nasıl çıkartırım. Yardım eder misiniz. İyi çalışmalar.

hey there, this is very interesting. I just think it's a shame that you play it too fast sometimes. but thanks anyway.👍🏻

Very interesting. I have considered filling my mill with epoxy granite to stiffen it up.

how does the density of epoxy/granite compare to actual concrete or sand filled grout?

The problem I have had with bellows from that type of material is that if you do any hard turning the chips melt through as though the material was butter.

not sure why having the sliding surface on the base the same height is relevant? all you need are both surfaces to run parallel and in the same plane. a difference in height doesn't matter as your only moving in the y direction.

Really well done. I’m rewiring a motor and you videos are identical to what I’m going through including the same winding spool, insulating wire, fish paper and varnish from Amazon. You’re making it look easy. One small thing I’m doing differently is to put in the fish paper covers when I get each stator installed so the windings don’t fall out. Getting the inter-coil wires to the right length is a pain!

I’d love info on how to set up Pid/temp control. I have a thermolyne type 6000 that was recently rebuilt by professional at very high cost. Was heat treating yesterday and saw smoke coming out of lower case. Am sure wires etc burned. Be nice to have specs on retiring and new control panel and relay type to use.

I am restoring the same machine, but I am missing the electric motor that drives the automatic feeder, could you give me the rpm of this electric motor? And a photo of its mounting? Everything else works on my machine, so if you need any information, I'll be happy to help.

I would expect the real benefit to be improved damping, not so much stiffness

Fun with Epoxy ! The magic of Chemistry !

Thanks for sharing

Wow big improvement 👍👍👍👍

Nice Phil, What does the head weigh?

I bought the same scale. Nice

scraping is fantastic Phil ..thanks for your time

It will be making chips soon👍. Made todays chemo with new mix, and no side effects, and made may day. And no blood fusion required 😎

Nice.

G’day Phil. The epoxy granite should work well and stiffen everything up. Cheers Aaron

G’day Phil. That’s a great project mate. Look forward to seeing your progress mate. Cheers Aaron

Ill be following this very closely. My RF-45 has the same symptoms and it will be interesting to see how you resolve these issues. Is there any other way to measure the difference in height of the two ways of the base or the only way to do that is to use the saddle?

DID YOU FINISH THIS AND IS IT FOR SALE ?

AWESOME work you're doing on this machine. You are turning this mill into a quality tool!

Last night was our chance to see a Blue Moon until 2037. I think the Man Above mite need your help to scrap in a new path for the moon to travel in so it will come back around sooner (@@)! I wish I had your talents, that's and awesome finish, Bear. Ps enjoyed hearing from you yesterday, Keep on Keeping on, and watch that heat! Bear

I absolutely admire the amount of patience you have to do all this. Nice job, Phil.

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Thanks for sharing Phil Enjoyed

A lot of work and great information 👍 Man that scraping looks nice 👍 ATB......

Good progress, Phil. Is that "our" straightedge?

Your scraping is fantastic Phil. Lovely even pattern. I considered using an RF-7045 until my Maho came up. Those castings look pretty nice.

Good day Phil . very interesting. explanation is excellent you're quite the teacher. I can only imagine the precision that you're striving for. maybe one day I'll be at a point to where such things matter

Looks like you have your work cut out for you. Is it possible that as long as you have maximum co-planer contact side to side & front to rear regardless of level or parallel with the bottom, any deviation from absolute level can be compensated for by tramming of the head? I'm thinking that maximum co-planar is a primary concern to achieve maximum ridgity. ... or maybe my head is up my rear.

Lots of work Phil. You are getting there, Stay cool Winter is coming.

I found a template for folding this on the internet about 12 years ago. It works.

Thank you very much for the skills you share.

4:40 - Jeeze that thing got a huge chip, what kind of chip is it? Why does it have to be so computational? Have any idea what kind of encoder system the height gauge uses for the linear type with a strip at the center?

Great show again this years, even though it was from my office chair. Phill, you shoould have grapped up that Henrob tourch. I have owned one since 2004, and when one needs a thin controlled flame for silver soildering, it's the cats butt! Nice load you are hauling to the Bash.

what you bringing to the bash?

I wish I could be there. But I can't...

Looks like I need to stop by the ATM 😁

Good deal Phil.

Dang bro, that's a slew of loot. Have fun.