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Shop made tool enthusiast makes a Tube Bender (and Radius Cutter!)
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Inspired by @cranktowncity's latest video here we are LOWERING THE BAR. What do you do with old footy that's been kicking around the drives wince 2019? FEED THE CONTENT MAW! Here is little ole' me destroying cutters with MAX RPM and learning just how easy it is to drop a wrench into a lathe. Thank you my lovely partner in crime(s against editing) for slogging through with me, I promise the next...
Can I make a weld cart?
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I get some help putting a cart together for my Everlast Lightning MTS 225 welder and cooler. Thrills, spills, and editing so good it'll give you chills (thanks bb) Dad and Girlfriend make special cameos
Lathe Tube Notcher in Under Two Minutes
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This presents the real and accurate machining steps required to make a lathe tube notcher for a mini bike project. No steps are skipped, and all operations are represented exactly as performed. Licensed assets used: www.transparentpng.com/details/lightning-pictures_3035.html www.transparentpng.com/details/purple-air-rain-thunder-sky-weather-lightning-vector-3043.html assets.mixkit.co/sfx/downlo...
Making a Press Brake attachment for a 20 ton press
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I needed to make this tool for another tool I'm making 12 hours of work, 2 hours of footage, edited down to 3 and a half minutes of deceptively easy operations.
Analog DRO: Installing a Trav-a-Dial on a Harrison L6 Mk1 lathe
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Does your lathe lack a scale on the x axis? Are you frustrated by having to reposition a dial indicator several times to measure large distances? Worry no more, for trav-a-dial is here. It functions via a disk pressed against the side of the lathe, spinning the dial through FANCY GEARS Also it's a PITA to calibrate. Rough heuristics used during calibration: Repeatability: 1. Move saddle right t...
Mr Fixums: Machine Shop Barber Chair - WORLDS MOST!
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This cheap wobbly chair was broken, so I fix. Now it's a cheap rigid chair and I know how to use a boring head. Tools used: Dewalt angle grinder Baldor Carbide Grinder (out of frame) Lincoln Square Wave TIG 175 Harrison L6 Mk1 13" Metal Lathe Lagun FT-1 Mill (bridgeport clone) Carolina Band Saw Hardware: Wacom Intuos Draw tablet Razer GAMING MOUSE for the clicks Software used: Video Editing - D...
Mr Fixums: Cylindrical grinding on a lathe & how to repair a POWER FEED
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In this production we spend far too much time doing some internal thread cutting and video editing and just a little bit of time actually accomplishing goals. Credits: Floaters - Jimmy Fontanez/Media Right Productions - via UA-cam Studio Late Truth - Audio Hertz - via UA-cam Studio St. Francis - Josh Lippi & The Overtimers - via UA-cam Studio Eyes of Glory - Aakash Gandhi - via UA-cam Studio La...
Building an Elite Flexi Camera Tripod Mounting Bracket Adapter
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In which one intrepid machinist becomes distracted from the important things and ends up spending more time editing video than repairing equipment. As one does. This video is dedicated to Lowkey the dog, always down to mope in the shop while I make noise and don't throw the ball for her.
Easy PVC Compressor Upgrade
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Continuing to cross stuff off the Shop Improvement list. We build a shop wide air system on the cheap! Website: specific.solutions.limited/ Video Editing: www.zacsimmo.com Music Credit Power - Kanye West Golden Hour - hiyasu
Building a Generator in Several Distinct Steps
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In this short film a human person demonstrates many of the steps required to build a generator. sounds of the shop Mr Sunny Face: Wayne Jones Wrong: TheBuilder15
Building a Welding Cart
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Or: How a weld cart was made in several distinct steps My people will contact your people about where to send the internet dollars. Music: A. A. Aalto - Admin A. A. Aalto - Bazaar
Mr Fixums' Lathe Handwheel Repair
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At some point in the long life of this 196x Harrison L6 Mk1 lathe the handwheel got borked, witness the unborkening. First time welding aluminum, went OK!
Squinchy Pounder in Glorious Slow Motion
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Tingtingtingtingtingting tiiing tooong ba dunk ba dunk ca thunk ba dunk be do be dobedo
FractalWednesday debug zoom using mandelbrot-js color scheme
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FractalWednesday debug zoom using mandelbrot-js color scheme
Just found your channel and subscribed. Very nice work
Nice work!👍🏻
what's with the silicon graphics logo ?
What’s the dimensions of angle iron and c-channel ?
Where can I get a table that raises and lowers like that? :15s - :20s
Specifically you can find ones like this by searching "portelevator die cart" It's way beefier than necessary; I appreciate the stability. If you can't find that I've also seen people use "hydraulic table cart"s for the same purpose
why use a tig welder,when a mig or stick would be stonger and easier
I wasn't aware that mig or stick was stronger! I bought a TIG because it was the most flexible with respect to material size and composition. At this time I didn't have mig, and in the future if I need a strong weld I will use the stick feature. Thanks for the suggestion
This is brilliant
'best I've seen I sure think I have all the bits to put something like this together editing dept. gets an A+ thanks
Nice welding cart!
I see my friend Erin 💖
detailed explanation and amazing video editing. I like it ☺️
you're so dreamy!
Nice video, dude! Glad to see your Radio Flyer is free. Editing is awesome!
Thanks to this video, I can figure out how to make one for myself!
I made my own MIG cart the same way, it's just about twice as narrow than what these guys did.
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TIGHT editing on this one, great job!
Honestly it's more of a VFX demo than a matching project! Thanks 😎
Thank you for this :)
Probably one of the more relaxing machine-y type videos I’ve seen
Glad you enjoyed it! Just trying to tell a story :)
Are you related to This Old Tony? Great editing.
He may not know me, but I consider him one of my adoptive youtube dads
Great job!
Thanks! Always a pleasure to take you along
Don't think we didn't see that tap follower pretending to be a center drill. wait..
I cant help it, the surface grinder is demanding more drills to sharpen!
@3:07 is the best part
I'm a consummate professional you see
Dropsies. We've all had em.
based
> does anyone know how to identify taps (3:53) hey bae when i organized the taps a few weeks back i found that the specifications were inscribed on the shank of each tap
Yea but how does one know which threadform a given bolt is RIDDLE ME THAT (4:05 thread gauge helps, also measuring the OD of the thread and looking it up in Machinery's Handbook)
@@specific-solutions use metric and everything becomes easier
PPE! PPE VIOLATIONS!
Shop dawg riding carts!
You're killing it, man.
Did you ever fix your powerfeed?
Recently picked up a boring bar set to make the custom nut needed to pull the retaining ring from the lead screw to actually get it off and see what's going on. All I have to do is make a tool post holder for the bars...
See latest video <3
Production quality sure jumped up. Great video!
Great stuff. Showing drawings of the part you're working on is unique and very cool. Hope you keep refining this style!
Nice, subscribed. If you want more subs, feel free to embed your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :-)
Great video, I love your style of drawing out what part you are making, very unique!
Nice video, thanks for posting. I empathize painting outside by flashlight! Any particular reason for the slanted top other than style points?
@@specific-solutions Actually that's a very good idea! Thank you.
Nice! You can post your videos on our homemade tools forum; seems like you're one of us - www.homemadetools.net/forum/
Holy shit! That's some solid snow right there. I was expecting a few flakes nax