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Hello! I have found those products not as effective and more costly. Thanks.

The Hoppes #9 with a brass brush was the best I found for stains and the kerosene wipe downs fade them out. This Axelson was heavily stained by the old tapping fluids. Keeping the machines looking good distracts from my usual clutter. The cutter grinder makes it so I do not have to have a big investment in cutters, the plastic mold shop did not have all that many end mills and such considering the work he had to do. Being into repair, the grinder rapidly paid for itself and at the same time greatly increased capability of my shop in a super competitive market in the 1990s. My old grinder with just a work head was $4500 in 1990, the best machine purchase I ever made and now the machine I have had the longest.

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I would get a swimming lesson from Big Mike if I told.

@1monarch10ee what sort of answers is that ,you told me that you stand for rights. Are you a Trump supporter

@@christophercullen1236 I did not tell you a fucking thing Mildew

They were apparently used extensively during WW2, nice find

The prices vary wildly depending on the year made and condition. The more expensive models have the inch/metric threading gear box option, thanks

I really need this one, there are others out there.

Hi Paul, thanks!

I did have to get this one down to bare metal. Of all the products to remove stains Hoppes #9 was the most effective, kerosene fades out stains over time.

Thanks, Northfield is real industrial machinery, most have never heard of it, I have and few more photos, jointer and planer.

I have a 6X12 about ready to go again, I stored for several years, it is a nice size for me

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Hi, I have ground many a tool on the other channels dee dee and Don Dyar Machining. What happens is I am not part of the circle jerk and my channels get hacked. Suddenly my computer is wiped clean of everything yt, passwords gone no access and no response from yt what so ever. The dee dee channel has 3800 subs and hundreds of videos but, I have no access to make more videos. The last channel Don Dyar Machining 1800 subs, I did just get access from an old computer and I will finish the last small project, but plan to go pod cast and dump the commie run venues. As a joke I started this one a month ago and have over 30000 views and 119 subs right now. Just photos and announcements for the upcoming podcast here, just tired of getting burned and wasting time. Thanks for tuning in!

Many of the machine tool dealers tend to remove all the attachments or they get separated. The good news is the attachments seem to be going down in price and at least more available. I think you will enjoy that machine.

The Sopco hubs cost 140 to $170 at MSC, The ebay ones do not look right. There are many specific hubs for brands of grinders on the Sopco site

@ I’ve got them and they’re fine. They’re made in Taiwan. MSC pricing can be crazy.

I have these photos rotating on my computer in a loop,

I am pretty much still on vacation, I mostly stayed out of the woods in Montana, there were some Grizzy incidents nearby and I was followed by a big cat on one hike! Thanks!

Thanks, this was the least expensive gearhead lathe on ebay in 2022 for $3200 yoder machinery, great deal!

Nothing wrong at that price good find

Did it a week ago (UK), my age has caught up though.

Still going, I have a disappearing channel situation, should be back on soon, thanks

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I should be back on the other channel soon, thanks!

Hoot-Mon, did you see the Southbend lathe add?

My grandfather was their master tool maker, he traveled the world demonstrated and promoting MTD's tech and methods, he was featured in their catalogs and occasional 16mm films. Came from Augsburg Germany 🇩🇪 in 1922, at 16 by himself. Anyone who knows anything about the T&D industry knows Modern Tool and Die. Love your channel.

Thanks, I find the machinery really interesting too.

What did I do now?

Just another garbage man making the rounds.

There are tap followers that are meant for taps with no center hole, hollow stem fits over the tap…hope this may help, Paulie

I bought this old gearhead lathe for salvaging materials and roughing out parts for the toolroom lathe but found this smallest Axelson lathe to be remarkably nimble in the carriage controls and the heavy tail stock with its two-speed rack and pinion gear drive. The compound rest being extra wide does cause clearance problems. I have my surface grinder almost ready to go, I have not used it in the last several years.

@@ypaulbrown yeah. It’s easy to do though. The problem is that the point doesn’t stick out beyond the holders, so they don’t work.

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I should be back on the other channel again soon to finish the last little project.

Thanks, those were the days

The forged steel body chucks cost more and from what I have seen, and really hold up better than the cast and semi steel versions. I have a used forged steel 12" Bison 3jaw plain back chuck that required just a jaw regrind, very little internal wear with no apparent maintenance. I have the supplied with the machine 8" D1-3 direct mount Cushman 3 jaw chuck numbered to the machine that had near zero run-out, needs a re-grind running over.002". I found it more productive having scroll chucks running at least reasonably repeatable.

@ yup. These are pretty hard steel. They wear very little. I tell people who are skeptical about their worth, to look up the max speed differences between the iron chucks and the steel ones on the same manufacturer’s site. It’s pretty shocking. Even if you don’t hit those speeds, the steel models have better gripping power even at moderate speeds. Some people don’t understand the point of high quality though. I saw one guy who just bought a new chuck explaining how to carefully sand down the parts of a two part chuck jaw so they weren’t so tight when dis and reassembling them! Some people shouldn’t have good things.

Hi Mel! I am doing a little experiment on the subjects I am interested in and found tool grinding gets much more interest than the general milling and lathe work that has millions of videos.

@@1monarch10ee funny how that is. You never know what will get people’s interests. Also I now understand why I didn’t see updates on the other channel. It’s a shame that people are so screwed up, isn’t it? Now that I have my small 6x12 surface grinder I’ve been upgrading it. There’s no way to cover the exposed dovetails on the vertical component, so I’m making my own, after a lot of handwringing and about six different design ideas. Also I’ve been buying fixturing to allow me to use it as a cutter/grinder. I think I mentioned that before. I did make a mistake in eBay. I’ve used several big Cincinnati cutter grinders many years ago and forgot how big and heavy they are. So I bought a Cincinnati three way fixture with mounted vise. Yikes! Way too big and heavy for my small grinder. So I guess I can use it on my mill for small work. I always did want a three way vise for that. So I’ve bought small fixtures from old American makers.

I bought a new 1981 step pulley Bridgeport through Bixby in Spokane with an Anilam mini wizard DRO back then for 9500. That was a considerable sum, it was the price of two Harley Davidson motorcycles in the dealership where I first used it, the most profitable machine I ever owned, paid itself off fast in that market. Thanks!

I don’t know bout all the goodies. A new Bridgeport is $19,995 from MSC Industrial. But they have a sale twice a year where the price is about $18,000.

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I did find Southbend!

Those cone drive Axelson lathes were most all converted to gearhead by just installing a new head. There were some knowledgeable people on the internet 20yrs ago but I didn't know the right questions not owning one,

I used the filmforth editing program, thanks

I am learning to manipulate wording and content or you would not have seen this at all!

Hi, thanks! I have had 2 channels just disappear, dee dee 3500 subscribers and now Don Dyar Machining. The problem is the fake or staged machinist channels are losing views running out of content and having trouble selling useless products to the so called hobby machinist community. This has filtered in this venue in the last 10 yrs from the fake machinist forums practical machinist being the leader in the revenue from import junk and bad content. I really cant recommend very many commercial products anyway as I make my own cutting tools not relying totally on modern carbide insert tooling as most all do. The interest in mechanical subjects is way down, motorcycles are dead and vintage cars is going down. The machinist channels for profit are in trouble and want people like me off. Here is the joke-the pay is $4 per one thousand views. Machine shop time in WA state $200 and hour if you are good. No one skilled in their right mind would make videos, it is a huge distraction for work flow. Putting effort into a channel just to have it disappear, with no response will not happen a 3rd time. I will pay for a podcast channel and views will pay for my content if they so choose. So, I run slide shows and not cut metal here.