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Excellent job. Where did you get the motor from?

Top work sir!

Hi David, could you advise the thickness of the small plate which helps support the main plate ? I am guessing it is 5mm ? Also, what size vee block are you using, 4inch ?

i just came across your vid. . great machine. . im making a similar machine to sharpen gravers(tiny jeweler chisel).. can you give a bit more info on the motor you used. . looks like planetary reducer . also cheers on the magnets on baseplate. .really great stuff

Really cool stuff. Great job! Could you feed the end of one mechanism into another?

thank you for this video, lot of inspiration.

Tks for the vídeo! Great!

If you do find the ball moving as you work, try using a bit of rosin to increase the friction. I dissolve some rosin in acetone to give a thin solution, wipe a bit on to a surface and the acetone evaporates almost instantly giving a higher friction finish. I keep a bottle handy for use on tool handles, vice jaws etc. when I need just that extra bit of grip ps I get my rosin blocks from a friend who plays violin - she gets a fresh block every year

Hi David, just found today my rd350lc crank needs a rebuild (left big end just on its way out). Would you be able to help rebuild it ? thanks in advance

Are you selling these yet! Im interested. Will it also manage small engines like the j / luna lui range engines?

Nice job.👍

Love your work

Nice brothers your are brilian

I've been looking for something like this forever! Is there any way you have a 3d model of this?

Looks very good👌👌👌 do you have plans or size Clamps?

I like it ! What is the spec and source of the motor ? And the abrasive disc/mount ?

I'm working on an older (similar) crank (1973 RD125) and the manual shows the left and right cranks being separated first with a simple tools which clamp on to the perimeter of each crank and are then pushed apart by turning bolts threaded in to one of the tools. They then press the conrod pins out of the individual cranks. Would this perhaps have been a method used if there was no tube like yours available?

Brilliant!

I think ill give it a shot with this 400 crank I've got here. Not a bad job from the looks of it.

interesting video, im looking to swap out the conrods on a 125 twin for ones off a 200 twin.. but having never done crank rebuilding i looked to see if a company can do it, but so far nobody local cant take the ends off ,like in your video on two cranks to swap the conrods over and rebuild n true .. i may look to do this myself

Great vidio thank you. I am about to use your. Great idea. Thank you. Andy mac

very very interesting. Many thanks. I just bought a 12t press

Factory cranks where rarely that true. Good work.

I'll give you $50 for one if you sell them I don't have the tools to make one at home.

Very clever brother. 👏 bravo.

Brilliant! How wide of T-slot would you suggest (to accommodate any 4 carb setup)?

I've been thinking about a similar tool to help with miniature painting and scribing. Could you post the material list you used to build this? Similar devices are extremely expensive, and I'd rather build my own for much cheaper.

Hi, @daviddanielstephenson2833 Any suggestions on how to achieve the 180 degree alignment without any marks as I have 2 new webs without previous markings?

Parafin=no.

Nice going.

Wow you must have access to some high quality metal working tools. That is very professional looking . I just ordered a vertical jig off of Amazon that has a hand grip built into the frame to bad I didnt see your device on there it appears to be every bit as functional and professional looking as the ones on Amazon great job .

Very well done series! Thank you!!

Do you have a video of reassembly?

Excellent! Thank you for sharing!!!

🤕👍👍👍👍🐧🐧🐧🐧

I had thought you should not use paraffin??

I’ve had people swear not to use paraffin in Aladdin lamps

Your description says they can keep you warm (in a small area?). I was a bit curious to get input on how much warmth that is? Its probably not a lot but even if its a small amount that's not bad. Some of us live in high elevation areas. And that means at night during summer, fall, our nights can get pretty cold. Like mid 40s. So you have to be creative in camping in areas that don't let you have campfires. And even then sometimes people don't want to breathe the smoke from a campfire.

Thanks for sharing this mate; 'tis much appreciated. You got any more details of the pump you use, such as flow rate e.t.c?

Excellent

That's really nice work.

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