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It's good to see someone on UA-cam who's willing to try making something different - and more difficult, and that might not work! Thanks for sharing.

I need to make one of those for myself. Thanks for sharing!

I'm enjoying your tool making projects. And thank you for showing the mistakes along with the successes. I'm not an expert, but I think your original design with the neutral rake seems better. It just needs an insert with more built-in relief for clearance. ...Or does nobody make inserts in that shape, that have enough relief? Thanks for sharing!

Kindly share a dimensioned sketch I would love to make one kindly

Nice explanation, very useful

Info link pembelian alatnya bos

An asymatric dril !!!!!! Thats freaking brilliant❤❤❤

Try hardening the holder. May help

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very clever 😁👍

Good job. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Понимаю, что ЧПУ... Какой квалитет чистоты? Или просто.... Повыпендриваться???????

Es que para dar el acabado que se quiere con un balín, este debe rozar en una superficie con buen acabado dejado con la punta del buril. Primero hay que dar buen acabado con el buril. Una punta bien pulida combinada con avance y velocidad. Ya el brillo lo da el balín pero si no hay buen acabado, el balín no corta.

Nice job. Regards Doc from Australia.

Dijual g mas pahatnya 😂

Awesome video

Definitely on my to build list. Nice job!

Nice job! I’m going to make one. Do you have any drawings you can show?

Nice job. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

INI merek apa❤

Excellent job.

Outstanding !

Красиво конечно, но пустая трата металла и времени.

Why didn't you grind where the head sits? Won't it be out of alignment with the tailstock now? The tailstock will sit lower.

The long nail on the little finger, is it for releasing clamps with slotted head screws?

Tengo un comentario en base a mi experiencia como tornero de más de 30 años. Siempre me ha gustado innovar. Y diseñar barras era mi hobbie. En ese tiempo observé que el aisi 4140, O 4340 es demasiado tenso. Tanto que no es necesario templarlo para que cumpla con un trabajo rudo. Pero por su dureza no es tan óptimo como el 1045 que es, digámoslo así, más poroso y menos tenso. observé que absorbe mejor las vibraciones aunque se temple....a esta barra que hiciste, si le haces tres ranuras de diferente profundida (de profundidad mayor cerca a menor lejos) no te vibrará nada aunque la fijes larga..

alamat nya mana mass

Very nice work sir

There’s a difference between accuracy and making money

Hello KereAktif Engineering: 4:15 Where is your ground coming from??? You're grounding through your lathe gears, bearings, chuck, etc. ???

is your lathe bed filled with epoxy granite ?

Well done👍

Nice piece of work that!

Safety Glasses???????????

Coba buat holder bor 50 mm bang dengan mata pisau insert

A small stripe of sandpaper (800-1500)+ a file.. an a lot of work is saved

Lathe work starts at 3:57... :/ As far as constructing the tool holder.... why not just use a bolt and bushings? That was a lot of work on the milling machine to make it round, no?

Using sockets and a hex wrench for parallels. Gets a finish that any of us would be proud of!

Mas kalo tailstock nya anjlok diganjal pake apa ya?

That is a great idea. Just came across your channel today. Keep up the good work.

No safety glasses

Nice vise handle. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Nie dość że chiński uchwyt , to jeszcze amator klucza z niego nie wyjmuje.....

Gretings from Brazil

How they always should have been made

Name insert.

Good work on this tool holder. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum last week 😎

What’s the finished dimensions roughly please if possible Amazing job and simple way of making art

Hallo What is the angle at minute 9:28 video when you cut the piece?

Thanks for the video. Upside down cutoff is a good idea but there are a couple of problems with yours. Tools bolted to tool posts have greater extension and less rigidity. The other thing is the angle, it should be ~5 degrees, you can cut that in the end of the blade but then it makes sharpening a pain. These blades get sharpened a lot so you want to just be able to touch them up on the grinder.