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Thanks bud 👍

I did mate. Compared to how it was… it was sharp 😆 Strange the way it was leaving the bur… maybe not sharp enough. Or I did it wrong 🤷🏻‍♂️ But it was definitely sharp… my mill won’t cut with dull cutters. It screams and Carry’s on. Anyway…

Cheers big ears 👍 😆

Hey mate, yeh cheers. It’s definitely 8tpi. Measured it up. Bearings are spot on now. 👌 Not heating up and no play. Big difference in cuts too.

Well aware. That’s why I clean stuff during and afterwards. Typically don’t aim the air towards ways etc as well if I can help it. My ways are always covered in leather as well. The Vise I don’t give a shit about because it’s rubbish anyway. 👍

@@NOideaMachining just an observation. you had to know someone would say something about that. great video though.

@@odin823 haha… mate I’m surprised more people aren’t picking shit on me tbh… 😆 Gotta learn somehow. 👍 Im sure it’ll come though. ☺️

@@NOideaMachining nah, we got you bro. the only reason i said anything is because i had to be told the same thing at one point in my career. not out to dag people, just try and pass on my knowledge.

@@odin823 she’s all good mate 👍👍 I know what you’re saying.

Mate… I’ll think about that when I’ve got the VFD controls on the front of the lathe, eventually. For now, I can’t be arsed stopping, changing belts or feeds, then going again. Then changing back. I’m too lazy. But I hear ya. Just on my deaf side 😜

Haha… funny fucker You just worry about finding that ice wall & aliens… ok! 😆

Hey mate… It’s a ToAuto I think… LCD kind. Just the usual eBay special. The vid I made of the magnetic cross slide scale shows it better… also how to calibrate it and wire scales for when you mix them (glass and magnetic combined). 👍

@@NOideaMachining I thought it looked familiar, I've got the same one on my lathe. It works good, it's just the 1/2 the diameter every time even on diameter mode sucks, and it has no reference points on the scale, so no locked in tool library, because the X doesn't home itself. I've got the 3 axis one on my mill too. Optimum BF16 mill and TU2004 lathe, with the DRO, there great to use, cheap setup too, under $300Aud each, but mine came from a local supplier, not from China. Quick delivery 👍👌🇦🇺

@@adhawk5632 yeh same here.. I have one on the mill too. They’re great for drilling hole patterns. Gives you the visual and you can see what you’re up to etc. I only put one on the lathe because I can’t read the dials anymore 😆 Getting old is shit. I’m packing up.

Haha… perfect! Next time for sure 😆

Hang on….. googling 😆 No really..!! 😆😆 Cheers 👍

A bloody bird 🤦🏻‍♂️ Haha…. Ok I’m with ya now ☺️

I’m not sure because I’m not in front of it… but I’ll try remember to check tomorrow. Atm I’m switching between a low and mid speed. Feed rate I know is one up from my slowest… which is useless to you 😆 I don’t know that my speeds are accurate though. Unfortunately I’ve already broke the tip off. I had a piece of steel that gave me real grief and I thought I’d try the new one on it. Knackered it. Partly my fault I think. Went a bit hard and a little too much stick out. Anyway… I’m still learning too with it. I’ll make another. Probably grind it a little different also.

I was up there for a few years! Weather would be nice now… summer can ead though… Fark it was hot. Nothing like getting out of the shower, drying yourself… and being wet again by the time you walk out the bathroom door 😆

Hey mate, call me whatever you feel like… I’ll laugh too 😆 Nah, it’s Troy 👍

I’m not sure what you’re referring to mate sorry ?

People say to fast…others say to slow… some say mid speeds… Can’t win 😆 I’ve been over this a few times.

Recently I've heard on a few machining channels, that moderately fast with generous feed works well. Blondihacks tried it on her mini lathe and it worked! I've always done it slow myself to prevent chatter, but the speedy RPM and feed way works also without chatter.

Thanks mate… I’m trying..!! 😆

Hey mate… cheers 👍 Thanks for being bored enough to watch 😜

Thanks mate. Feeling ratshit. I’ll be happy once my face stops leaking 😩

Hi mate. I actually have. I have a rack running along the entire wall, with like a boom. The problem is the camera mount itself. I need to make something better. If I do it up by hand it slips. So I crank it with pliers now 😬 Yeh I’ve been subbed to inheritance for a while. He does great work.

Hey mate, thanks for the info… Yeah I probably should have realized this. Especially with the panel saw blades from work. They spin quick! I think I was just more concerned at the fact that it was going from timber to cutting steel… But then again, braze is braze and carbide is carbide, right !? It’s good when people point out the obvious for you 😆 🤦🏻‍♂️ If you don’t know… you don’t know. Cheers 👍

Thanks for watching ! 👍

Thanks bud 👍

Cheers 👍

I’ll finish that properly one day 😩

Cheers mate 👍

Oh absolutely someone else’s idea. I’ve had a heap of feedback (on different groups) how they’ve been doing it for years etc. I’m not trying to claim it by any means. I may have another idea though that I’ve never seen anyone do with this… If I don’t kill myself in the process, I’ll post something up 😆 Also, thank you 😊 👍

Cheers bud 👍

Kind words… thank you mate 👍

Love it 👌 Cheers mate !

Thanks for the info mate 👍 I think I’ve finally nailed it now. I just finished this on the weekend… Works magic 👌 The SAW blade / PARTING blade experiment. ua-cam.com/video/KtnZr1u0HM0/v-deo.html

Thanks mate… I’d appreciate it. I have a manual but I can’t see anything about it. Even if I could find out what they call that particular style. Then I know where to start looking. 👍

@@NOideaMachining HAY MATE JUST CHECKED MY SPINDLE THREAD AND IT IS 8TPI BUT YOURS MIGHT BE DIFFERENT OK CHEERS

i put a thread gauge on it

@peterzylmans6099 thanks mate. Yep mines the same 👍👍

Yeh it’s pretty cheap to do. Which is a bonus.

Cheers mate. It’s not my idea as such. I saw a very bodgy version of it on UA-cam ages ago. Thought I’d try it but make it a little prettier. No idea who, can’t remember. It’s like everything really… someone has already done it somewhere 😆 As for speeds… a few guys have made different suggestions on a fb group I’m on. I used to run slow… it’d jam up and scare the shit out of me. Then switched to fast… had good results but was to scared to power feed. So I bit the bullet (manned up 😆) and tried all different combos while power feeding. Mid speed and upped the feed rate a smidge is the outcome. Speed is somewhere between 350 & 450rpm. Not sure cause it seems off a bit. Yet to test it properly.

Ripper of an idea!!! Nice work again mate

@@NeverRest300 cheers mate 👍

super idea and fast to do. can’t be any worse than those crappy import tools and it’s a great way to use up those old blades everybody keeps around “just in case” and never actually get used. i also like that if i screw up the first one(or three) i’ve got plenty of “extras”! keep up the work. great post

@@jonathanvincenzo7227 haha, yeh I was expecting a screw up or 3 as well. Got lucky! Well… this is how lucky I got, I didn’t even get a chance to measure the width of the blade… I just ground the crappy edge off… and it fit 😆 True story. Dead set fluke. The sort of fluke that will never happen again in my next 10 lifetimes 😆👍

Hey mate, thanks for the input. Yeh at the time I didn’t know any different with the parting tool. I’d never seen one before I’d bought that. I know now that it was faulty, but didn’t at the time. Anyway… this seems to do the job, so I’m pleased with it. I’m going to make a few of my own blades… I have an abundance of panel saws blades from work… so I’m going to try make a few tools with the tungsten tipped edge. Might hold up alright. No harm in trying… Good quality blades… and free 😊

@@NOideaMachining Can't beat free, particularly when experimenting. 😀

Hey mate, cheers for the sub 👍 Yeh only just getting started. Should be some reasonable builds in the future. My lathe is a Herless (or shun shin) SSB-15BS. 950mm between centres (from memory). It’s getting some love ❤️ atm… I’ve just pulled the spindle tonight to do the bearings. Getting it sorted for the weekend. So far so good. I’m Troy btw 👍

It’s completely bottomed out at the back. I’d have to cut the entire back of the insert off (or grind) for it to go in any further. I’m just not bothered with it tbh.

Part 2 shows this with a bit more detail.

Hahahahaaa… you idiot 😆

Shame we can’t upload images in the comments. I’d be interested to see it.

@@NOideaMachining I was about to start making one, then while going through my tool box I found one that came with the lathe.

Hi mate, I know why it falls out, the tool is stuffed. Was from day dot. They’re meant to wedge in where this doesn’t and never has. I thought it was normal (and I was the problem) until it was discussed on a forum and I was told it was defective. I’ll dig it back out and show it in the next vid. I just gave up on it.

I got mine from Shars Tools, best goodies for machines imo. Good luck. No need to dig up a defective tool, file it where it belongs...the trash. Cheers.

G’day mate… cheers! Yeah, the premium thing isn’t an option atm unfortunately. A million other things to buy 😆 And yes I get the carbide tooling thing. But that particular tool I showed at the beginning of the vid, without the adapter/holder was around 150-160 bucks with an insert. I bought another 5 inserts while I was there. Then the adapter. So it wasn’t a super cheap venture! Off a reputable tool maker/supplier here in melbs as well. So I didn’t cheap out on a chinesium eBay special. One cut it lasted. I have 2 or 3 cheaper variants in the drawer as well. Anyway… since I’ve sped up (got over the fear) the hss is working out well for me. Hoping even better with the new holder and the solid riser. I’m yet to power feed it…. Might try it at the end of the build. From the kitchen, behind the counter!! Haha. Thanks again… not sure but you might be my 100th sub. If so thanks heaps 👍

@@NOideaMachining yes that's me lucky number 💯. When I was working in industry we ran a Sandvik parting blade and got really good mileage. I used to run a Colchester. The Sandvik parting blade was $200-$300 from memory so not cheap. I've changed jobs and only do machining at home but have that bit of paper they give out these days like a cereal box lucky prize. Apprenticeships aren't what they used to be. Fitter turning was my 3rd trade and the quality of training was worse than the other 2.