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Thanks Max. Cheers mate

G’day Mike. Thanks mate, I hope other UA-cam shop machinists find it useful. I’m not sure how this playlist will play out. But I’m not too worried about that, as long as I / we share our knowledge. In my case that would all fit on a postage stamp LMAO 🤣

@@AaronEngineering LOL....my amount of knowledge is the tiny bit of spit it takes to wet that stamp. ;) .....which is a lot less than it takes to lick a nipple. :)

Thanks Max. Let me know when you’re ready for me to ship those parts over to you. Cheers 🍻

@@AaronEngineering Any time you are ready . Am in my shop mostly full time now . Cheers 👍

@swanvalleymachineshop ok mate let’s touch base during the week.

G’day Matty. It’s good to hear from you mate. Thanks for that. Yes mate, Math is one of those things if you don’t use it you loose it. Cheers buddy 👍🍻

Thanks Tom. I hope you put that formula to good use 👍🍻

@@AaronEngineering I did. I figured out how many holes I have in my head. 🤣🤣

Motor bearing problem

Hi Robert. I did this one on mates rates as Rohan was a former student from back in 2009. He bought me a bottle of bourbon from memory 😜. Where are you based mate (I’m in Melbourne, Aust)? I might be able to help you out. 👍

@ I am in the States. I live in Oregon. Let me look up shipping rates and I have both the old triples and new triples. Just need to swap over the steering stem.

G’day Kevin. Thanks for watching the video mate. I’m glad you found it useful. Hopefully you’ll be able to give it a crack sometime soon. Cheers Aaron.

G’day Mick. Always fun if we can apply some of the maths we learnt from back in the day. Thanks for watching mate. Cheers 🍻

Thanks Anthony. Like the old saying goes, “it’s like a finger in a bum”! Ha ha ha cheers buddy 🍻

Ha ha ha good one Anthony. We’ve all got a bit of that buddy from past trauma in our lives. Cheers 🍻

G’day mate, glad you enjoyed the video. Gear cutting is coming up soon 👍. Got a few machining videos coming first though. Cheers 🍻

Hello and thanks for watching. Glad you found it useful. Hopefully you can apply sometime soon. Cheers 🍻

G’day mouse. It’s lovely to hear from you mate. I hope you’ve been well. Thanks for the tip, an excellent idea. Cheers Aaron 👍🍻

Hey Robert. Happy New Year mate. I hope you’re feeling better? Glad you enjoyed the video buddy. Do you remember this formula from back in the day when you did your training? Cheers 🍻

@ Oooohhhh that’s along time ago 🤣🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@ Im much better now .., thanks mate 👍 Txting still slow, and speech still a touch ‘ garbled’. But,,.., ok i guess 👍

Hey Russ. Thanks for watching and providing positive feedback. Hopefully you can put that formula to good you soon. Happy New Year to you and the family. 👍🍻

Hi Guy, how are you mate? Thanks for watching, it’s a good little formula this one. Give it a crack in your shop sometime. Now on a more important topic, have you been up in your new vehicle yet ⛅️ ? Cheers 🍻

Hi Adam. Glad you found the video of interest. Absolutely, share it with your students. We used to teach this in the old MEM12024 unit. Good suggestion I’ll check it out 👍🍻

@@AaronEngineering I don't remember if we do it in 12024, but it definitely crops up in marking out for one of the assessments and 12024 is a pre-req for that!

Thank you so much 🙏.

G’day my brother from another mother. Thanks mate I always appreciate your support 🙏. Happy new year Guy hope you’re doing well mate. Cheers 🍻

G’day Max. Thanks mate, Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and your family mate. Let me know when to send your stuff please 👍🍻

G’day Robert. Merry Christmas 🎄 mate. Oh didn’t know that. Was that when they were Herles?

@ Hairy Forbes? Nahhhh…. They’ve always been H & F. ‘F’ got out in the 50’s I think… So it’s all owned by the HUGE Hare family. In fact, one of their service techs told me that the family could stop selling machines tomorrow, and still be earning millions from all their ( industrial) property portfolio.

Hello Kimber. Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and your family mate 🍻

Thanks Stuart. Indeed he is, a true gentleman. Merry Christmas 🎄 mate. 👍🍻

G’day Matty. Lovely to hear from you mate. Wishing you, Bec and the boys a very Merry Christmas 🎄 buddy. Cheers 🍻 👍

Thank you and wishing you and the family a Merry Christmas 🎄🍻👍

G’day Rusti. Yes I agree, sending me gifts like is like sending strawberries to pigs (joke hahaha). Jokes aside, wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas 🎄 Michel. Cheers 🍻

G’day Tom. Thanks for the gift buddy. I hope you enjoyed the video 👍🍻

@@AaronEngineering I did. 🙏

Hello how are you? Thanks for watching. I will fix that problem now and re-attach the link. Cheers, Aaron. a360.co/4fgC7xI

Hello how are you. Thanks for the question. Can you please tell me more about you gear. For example the diameter and how many teeth your gear has? Regards, Aaron.

@AaronEngineering outside diameter 88.1 mm Teeth 16t

Thank you 🙏

Thanks buddy 🙏. I love that saying about the blind squirrel. I hadn’t heard that one before. Cheers 🍻

Will do thanks 👍

That’s a good idea 👍. I haven’t tried it, but you might be able to on smaller size broaches. There was a lot of pressure on the tail stock broaching these 4 flywheels. Cheers. Aaron

Hello and thanks for watching. To tell you the truth I just had to check the video again. Yes it does say 1988. Is my model similar to yours? Cheers, Aaron.

@AaronEngineering they are basically the same, mine is a 415v that i use a 240v VFD to control the RPM aswell as run on single phase. Im looking for a surface plate as i would like to scrap it in and give the big girl a paint job.

Hi Frank. Thanks for watching mate. Regards, Aaron Powter

That’s a very good idea 👍. It would make it much easier to do and less load on the tail stock screw. Cheers 🍻 Aaron

@@AaronEngineering I used the sleeve for the needle as a template and drew lines with a marker. Then I made a few very careful cuts next to each other with a handsaw. You don't have to saw everything away. You just have to be careful not to saw too wide or too deep - of course. Greetings from Austria! (no Kangas around here, just cows)

Ha ha ha, I've got enough weight behind me don't I 🤣

Thank you, that's an excellent idea. Another viewer also suggested using sandblasting garnit or granite. I tried the expoxy resin & cast chip swarf yesterday. It worked well, but most of the cast settle on bottom pushing resin to the top. I had to pull of the resin and add more cast chips. Cheers, Aaron.

Hey Micheal, thanks mate. You taught me everything I know buddy 😉

@@AaronEngineering Longest 20 seconds of my career.

Thank you so much for your kind comments. To be honest, this idea came to me the other day. I was going to purchase an arbor press, but the wife's been up me about spending money 🤣. So I had to go down a different route. That's why my nickname is Humpty Dumpty machining company. Bloody motor mechanic (my first trade) coming back out in me. Great idea about the cast gears. I always wanted to have a crack at foundry and pattern making, but a bit scared of the set price and spilling molted metal down my boots or on my thongs LOL. Cheers, Aaron.

Hi Paul. Thanks for watching mate. I hear that Florida is a beautiful place. Cheers Aaron

Hello and thanks for the feedback. That’s some good advice. I didn’t think of using that. I did two pours yesterday of the resin. I did notice that the weight of the cast swarf did tend to sink down causing the resin to lift up. I just kept sprinkling more cast on it until full. Cheers Aaron

@AaronEngineering Great! I can't wait to see the result. 👍 Yeah the swarf can work if it is very fine particles rather than curly tails. Curly tails get entangled and clump up and get a lot of air entrapment etc.

G’day Ted. Always good to hear from you mate. Yes cast contains graphite (self lubricating) so I didn’t use oil when broaching it. I did put some oil on the shaft as it was a tad tight and I wanted to get if off again 😂. Cheers 🍻 Aaron

Thanks Stuart. I was surprised how well it actually worked. Cheers 🍻 Aaron

Thanks Max. Yes it worked very well. But glad I’m only doing 4 of them. Cheers 🍻 Aaron

G’day Lance. Thanks for stopping by mate, I appreciate it. These little Chinese HSS broaches worked a treat. Cheers 🍻 Aaron

G’day Ian. Glad you got a laugh mate. A bit of Aussie humour to make the video go down easier 😜. Cheers Aaron