Gena Bazarko
Gena Bazarko
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Відео

What causes unexpected scratches during intensive scraping?
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How I Removed Half a Millimeter from a Linear Guide with a Scraper.
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Scraping of a pair of linear movement 3000 mm. Additional measurements.
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I continue repairing the 3000 mm linear travel pair according to the autocollimator readings.
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Repairing a gringding machine using an AUTOCOLLIMATOR
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Deviation from an angle of 90 degrees. Control. Continuation of repairs.
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Repair of a linear movement pair with control of its geometry using an autocollimator.
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Very accurate measurements with bubble level
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www.patreon.com/Bazarko PayPal: den.gennady19@gmail.com The peculiarity of this method is that I control the position of the measured plane. The measurement scheme can be drawn up arbitrarily, based on the desired degree of detail of the surface topography. In each new position of the bubble level, according to the measurement scheme, I set the bubble exactly in the central position relative to...
How to Create a Straight Line with Curves?
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www.patreon.com/Bazarko PayPal: den.gennady19@gmail.com When you're working on refinement or simply checking tools like surface plates and straight edges, having the ability to measure these instruments with absolute precision comes in handy, far exceeding the quality of precision of the tools themselves. This becomes possible by utilizing a special reversible micrometer, and the double measure...
Checking the autocollimator readings
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Repair of a 3000mm long machine guide according to autocollimator readings.
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Practical work with an autocollimator.
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www.patreon.com/Bazarko "The wear and tear of the linear guide of this machine, which I measured, amounted to 0.1 millimeters at its most worn point."
Precise spirit level
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www.patreon.com/Bazarko I ask viewers who know additional information to report it in the comments or by mail. What other manufacturers of ampoules do you know? What is their accuracy? Are there more sensitive ampoules?
Specially shaped surface plate
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How to "catch" a micron.
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How to "catch" a micron.
Necessary before repairing the milling machine. №3
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Necessary before repairing the milling machine. №3
Necessary before repairing the milling machine. №2
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Necessary before repairing the milling machine. №2
Necessary before repairing the milling machine.
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Necessary before repairing the milling machine.
Surface plate and marker
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Surface plate and marker
Autocollimator 0.2 arcsec
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Autocollimator 0.2 arcsec
DIY Straightedge made from I-beam
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DIY Straightedge made from I-beam
"lapping bar"
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"lapping bar"
Autocollimator part 2
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Autocollimator part 2
Inspection of the autocollimator
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Inspection of the autocollimator
How does a Mikrokator work
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How does a Mikrokator work
Сhecking the surface plate with a microcator 0,0001 mm.
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Сhecking the surface plate with a microcator 0,0001 mm.
Precision ground flat stone
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Precision ground flat stone
High precision level (DIY)
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High precision level (DIY)
Precision Homemade Surface Plate
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Precision Homemade Surface Plate

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @uranium_beaver
    @uranium_beaver 10 годин тому

    I’ll probably need to rewatch it several times to fully grasp concepts you illustrate but even what I already got shows brilliant elegance of your methodology. Thanks for wonderful video, stay safe. Slava Ukraini!

  • @hend6762
    @hend6762 4 дні тому

    Շնորհակալ եմ Գենա Աստված առաջ։

  • @fokusano
    @fokusano 15 днів тому

    You are so AMAZING! I already discover Your channel and start at first video. Z Lublina jestem i juz 14 lat pracuje na frezarkach/tokarkach, zawsze jednak ciekawily mnie takie rzeczy... how to get ideal flat or high precision... Thank You for sharing Your knowledge :) Wszystkiego dobrego w dowym roku

  • @Pappaoh
    @Pappaoh 16 днів тому

    Love your videos sir. Thanks so much for sharing

  • @Arthur-ue5vz
    @Arthur-ue5vz 16 днів тому

    Wow! Very impressive!!!!

  • @gener-all5177
    @gener-all5177 17 днів тому

    Excellent, i like to know what kind of ink are you using and if you prepare it, how to do it. In other hand, the dimensions and sharpening of scrapers. Best regards from Venezuela

  • @fabioth283
    @fabioth283 18 днів тому

    What material you use for do it?iron or steel?

  • @adreasadamopoulos-re6ov
    @adreasadamopoulos-re6ov 19 днів тому

    Viva russia

  • @backho12
    @backho12 19 днів тому

    Ugh! Scraping steel is no picnic compared to cast iron. If you were so intent on lightness, why not duplicate the I-beam in cast iron.

  • @DingleTwit
    @DingleTwit 20 днів тому

    I appreciate the effort you put in to making this content available for a language you don’t speak. It’s great that technology allows you to share your skill and knowledge and story without a language barrier.

    • @АлексейШанторин-ъ7у
      @АлексейШанторин-ъ7у 19 днів тому

      ООО про преодоление языковых барьеров это весьма интересная тема ! В фильме кин-дза -дза « очень трудно понимать , когда сразу на двух языках думаете ».В этом отрывке очень хорошо сказано про языки , посмотрите на досуге . На Украине прилагают огромные усилия для перехода на неродные языки . Тема не родных языков там весьма актуальна . В некоторых местах , говорить на родном языке связана с риском для жизни .

  • @mudnducs
    @mudnducs 20 днів тому

    1 micron in repeatable measurement is incredible in a home environment.

  • @grandmastersreaction1267
    @grandmastersreaction1267 21 день тому

    Can you share the link to the Dremel bits you’re using to “scrape” the straight edge? I’ve seen you use them a few times in your videos

  • @jasonwood6570
    @jasonwood6570 21 день тому

    My new favorite channel

  • @RAMB0DJOHN
    @RAMB0DJOHN 21 день тому

    pls add a letter "H" to the description where is a link to patreon ☺

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 21 день тому

      Thank you! An unfortunate mistake(.

  • @robsimpson3402
    @robsimpson3402 21 день тому

    I love learning about the art of precision measurement and fabrication. Thankyou for the great video.

  • @janbeck8269
    @janbeck8269 22 дні тому

    Thanks for another great video!

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 22 дні тому

      Hello Jan! I am currently filming a lot of interesting material, but I do not have time to turn it into a video. I am already approaching the end of the repair. Now I am scraping the mating rails of the machine table. There are interesting technological features in this operation, which, as a rule, are overlooked. And in general, this repair gave me an impressive experience. Thank you for your support and attention!

  • @Shamanestr
    @Shamanestr 22 дні тому

    Похоже что у Вас много знаний. И ещё больше свободного времени. Затею с самодельным мостиком и картой рельефа я не оценил. Если бы я хотел бы получить такую точность "в гараже", я бы воспользовался бы методом "трёх мостиков" (благо они стоят относительно недорого). А вопрос их веса, я решил бы противовесом. (паракорд и блок из Эпицентра стоили бы 150-200 грн).

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 22 дні тому

      Обычно задача может быть решена несколькими разными способами, а результат окажется примерно аналогичным. Но у меня есть дополнительные аргументы в отношении предложенной методики. С увеличением длинны мостика она становится все более выгодной. Кроме того, примерно так я намерен выравнивать поверочную плиту, 600 на 600 на 200 мм. Заготовка одна, и весит более 200 кг. Можно и методом трех плит, но я предпочту за счет измерений.

  • @Tezza120
    @Tezza120 22 дні тому

    One thing that might be a problem and you'd only noticed this as you work around it. I found with precise levels like that, your body weight on the floor will deflect the concrete and even though it's not much, that level will see it. As the setup is also on that same floor it could also shift with the floor it's sitting on. I found this when aligning the bed on my lathe on a 300mm thick concrete slab - everything is rubber. I think they call them Dial Indicators, just with 0.001mm scale for very fine work. Nice work to see. I was about to watch something else as AI gen voice throws me off but the content kept me. I think I'd prefer to hear your voice even in another langauge and read subtitles but that's just me.

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 22 дні тому

      Since I built the room myself, I paid attention to the floor. I used more expensive and more rigid reinforced concrete floor slabs so that the floor would be resistant to deformation. In addition, I unfortunately forgot to mention this in this video, during the measurements I am located on an additional suspended floor fixed to the upper floor of the floor. You can see a steel rod going down from the ceiling, this additional small floor is suspended on it. In earlier episodes I talked about it. Also, thank you for your remark about the synthetic voice. You said that at first it was negative. I will take this into account. It is difficult for me to voice the entire video myself, but in the future I will first pronounce part of the text myself, and then I will apologize for the forced use of a speaker for most of the text.

    • @Tezza120
      @Tezza120 22 дні тому

      @gena_bazarko no problem. I can tell you know what you're doing. I'd put you up there with Robin Renzetti from just 1 video... I will follow your YT journey.

  • @royalguilds2464
    @royalguilds2464 23 дні тому

    Keep the videos coming don’t give up you are very knowledgeable and the world needs you

  • @MikhailAgafonov
    @MikhailAgafonov 24 дні тому

    Очень интересно! Расскажите, почему выбрали именно фетр? Не забивается ли он мелкой стружкой? Не размокает ли от СОЖ?

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 23 дні тому

      Фетр обычно и применяется, только я взял фетр из шляпы. А шляпы делают из наивысшего сорта фетра, то-есть на шляпы идет очень тонкая шерсть, и фетр получается очень плотный и упругий.

    • @MikhailAgafonov
      @MikhailAgafonov 23 дні тому

      @gena_bazarko Не знал, я раньше видел только скребки из резины) Спасибо!

  • @ericcoyle4032
    @ericcoyle4032 25 днів тому

    Involved in a simillar project, but am perplexed by your reliance on a bubble stick as a reference. what abut sodium light and optical flat to visualize topography?

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 22 дні тому

      The question is not quite clear to me, but I will try to answer. If I had optical flat glass of the same size as the measured surface (1070 mm x 60 mm), then I would turn on a low-pressure sodium lamp, and I would immediately see where the three highest points on the surface are along the interference lines. But I only have glass with a diameter of 120 mm (.

  • @stevefisher3280
    @stevefisher3280 25 днів тому

    Hello. this is very interesting and good to watch. Can you explain to me why you chose to create this straightedge by measurement and scraping/honing, rather than using the three plate method i have seen others in the west use? I would have thought the three plate method would have been quicker, and given you three straight edges to work with, plus the degree of flatness would be similar. Many Thanks for your attention.

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 22 дні тому

      For a straight edge, you can use the three-surface method, but to avoid "propeller", you need to additionally use an accurate bubble level. On a surface plate, this is not necessary, since it is possible to turn 90 degrees, which prevents "propeller". According to the method shown, it is easier for me to make a flat surface.

  • @tomgrant6563
    @tomgrant6563 26 днів тому

    Hi gene, I'm commenting on here (following on from my comments on your recent straight edge video) to let you know I am now watching this one to try to understand the principles of autocollimator operation. I like your mechanical model at 7:47

  • @dazinull
    @dazinull 26 днів тому

    The hump in the middle is the 100,000 of a mm at sea level caused by the curvature of the earth 😂😂

  • @tomgrant6563
    @tomgrant6563 26 днів тому

    Thanks for making this great video! I have been fascinated and curious about this setup since you showed it in your earlier videos. So it was great to see how it works. I wonder if it would be possible to do similar but rather than using bubble levels, use a sled carrying a laser pointer which projects a dot into a distant wall? I'm yet to do the sums to work out how far you'd need to go to get the required accuracy. If it does work, it seems a laser would be quicker than waiting for the bubbles to centre.

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 26 днів тому

      The laser would need to be projected onto a wall at a distance of approximately five to ten kilometers to functionally approach the level of 4.5 arc seconds. This is assuming that the laser point itself at five kilometers will not become huge, but will remain the same as at a distance of 10 meters.

    • @tomgrant6563
      @tomgrant6563 26 днів тому

      @gena_bazarko wow is it that's far?! Ok that's it going to work! What about an autocollimator? I thought they were able to measure pretty high accuracy using reflected light... I admit I have not been able to full grasp how they work, despite watching several videos on them. I've seen people using them to calibrate surface plates so I assumed that would be extreme accuracy...

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 26 днів тому

      @@tomgrant6563 The 0.5 arc second autocollimator has approximately the same accuracy as the level (scale division 4.5 arc seconds), which I use in this video in tandem with the stand. And if you measure a plane in a horizontal position, it is easier to use a level than an autocollimator. The advantage of an autocollimator is that you can measure both an inclined and vertical plane. Sometimes this is important, for example, if you need to measure a prism-like linear motion guide.

    • @tomgrant6563
      @tomgrant6563 26 днів тому

      ​@gena_bazarko then how does an autocollimator work so accurately if it only operates over a distance or about 1m? (Or maybe 2m as it's reflecting back to itself again)? Is it simply because of the small size of its graduations and cross-hair? Or is there some other concept at play that I have missed? (I just watched the laney machine tech video where he treks to explain how they work).

  • @dieterjosef
    @dieterjosef 27 днів тому

    I wish you a calm and safe Christmas, and wish you and your country the best for 2025.

  • @ikkentonda
    @ikkentonda 27 днів тому

    I love your content so much, and LEARN so much, that I hate to make light of the extraordinary knowledge and skill. But upon learning of my fascination with precision, metrology, and kinematics, my nephew showed me this Rick and Morty episode, and I simply must share: ua-cam.com/video/-MwCJpEuC44/v-deo.html

  • @normcameron2316
    @normcameron2316 27 днів тому

    I admire your patience and tenacity. I have done scraping and my back hurts just watching you bent over.

  • @gyrogearloose1345
    @gyrogearloose1345 27 днів тому

    I'm enjoying this video series very much. It's a huge project and actually the work is a gripping drama. I am so looking forward to a successful outcome! Thanks for sharing Mr Bazarko. Slava Ukraine !

  • @BronzeAgePuritan
    @BronzeAgePuritan 27 днів тому

    Do you have no access to a granite surface plate?

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 27 днів тому

      Yes, I can go to the regional office of the Institute of Standardization and Metrology. There are surface plates, including granite ones.

    • @BronzeAgePuritan
      @BronzeAgePuritan 27 днів тому

      @@gena_bazarko I'm surprised you don't have one yourself. They're relatively inexpensive and not too rare. It's just good to have one for convenience.

  • @59jm24
    @59jm24 28 днів тому

    Amazing work I cannot afford a member support, but you might consider using the "super thanks" option this allows one time donations

  • @brucewilliams6292
    @brucewilliams6292 28 днів тому

    You do some of the most interesting work in precision. Thank you for the effort you put into presenting the techniques in such a clear manner.

  • @maxlevesque
    @maxlevesque 28 днів тому

    Is there a risk that the glue welds for straight edge reinforcements flex ?

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 22 дні тому

      The video is already long, and I haven't told you about many details at all. After the glue hardened, I drilled small holes, cut M5 threads and, in addition to the glue, secured the amplifier with bolts. I couldn't deform it anymore, since the glue was already hard. The bolts were cut flat and became invisible.

  • @gyrogearloose1345
    @gyrogearloose1345 28 днів тому

    Another Great Video! Where you confirm the accuracy of your instruments and verify the performance of several auto-collimator instruments. I'm very happy you got the digital camera to shoot through the eyepiece of the instrument. I noticed your were using the video to announce and note the micron comparator setting. Then you made the composite video showing the micron indicator alongside the auto-collimator reticle. Very very good! I went to subscribe to your Patreon - unfortunately found the cost outside my tight budget. Sorry about that. Please allow me to help with any further camera problems you may run into. Wishing you all the best.

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 22 дні тому

      Thank you! Please tell me in more detail how you can help with the camera, even if only in an advisory capacity. My email is- den.gennady19@gmail.com

  • @endrekalvenes8460
    @endrekalvenes8460 28 днів тому

    Thank you for sharing your knowlege and great video as always 👌

  • @blauesKopftuch
    @blauesKopftuch 28 днів тому

    46:30 Microcator = trade name for micro(n) measuring instruments made by C.E. Johansson. Micrometer = can mean both a 1/1,000,000 meter and a measuring instrument, the latter typically being a calibrated screw but can be used for any suitable measuring instrument. I would consider all three terms used by chatGPT to be correct.

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 22 дні тому

      Thank you! You helped me understand these terms. There were nuances associated with the translation of terms, and only now do I correctly understand what is what.

  • @bclare2544
    @bclare2544 28 днів тому

    Excellent work Gena,you explain the process very well.

  • @IsZomg
    @IsZomg 28 днів тому

    This video was amazing! Thank you <3

  • @gyrogearloose1345
    @gyrogearloose1345 29 днів тому

    Mr Bazarko - I'm almost speechless! Your skill, experience, patience, invention and rigorous work is - well - phenomenal! And inspiring. Thanks very mush for sharing this. Excellent shooting, editing and animation as well! I think your huge surface grinder will be a great success.Wishing you all the best in all your projects.

  • @petrovich5188
    @petrovich5188 29 днів тому

    Робота з рівнем займає багато часу, от якшоб мати доступ до великої граніної плити, або зробити гранітний брус. В Україні є рудовища граніта, але чомусь ніхто не додумався робити гранітний повірочний інструмент.

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 29 днів тому

      Треба враховувати, що плита буде мати певні відхилення від абсолютної площини. Що-б ці відхилення виправити, знов таки треба чи оптичну лінійку, чи цей же метод вимірювання, тільки адаптований до повірочної плити, і знов таки знижувати високі місця. По суті те-ж саме.

    • @petrovich5188
      @petrovich5188 29 днів тому

      @gena_bazarko Так, але гранітка більш стабільна, її один раз зробив і можна користуватись десятки років, а сталь постійно пливе, тому всі стальні лінійки часів срср зараз криві, сам мав такий негативний досвід з лінійками ШП, а от гранітна плита тих часів зберегла свій класс точності

  • @petrovich5188
    @petrovich5188 29 днів тому

    Шо то за леопардова станіна😊 Бачив різних кольорів станки, від чорного до рожевого, але леопар то шось нове

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 29 днів тому

      Це верстат 16Б04П. Я думав шабрити станину вручну, що було-б напевно цікавіше, ніж прошліфувати її на плоскошліфі, але можливо я все-ж прошліфую її, обставини це з часом визначать.

  • @jimsvideos7201
    @jimsvideos7201 29 днів тому

    The narration is fine, thank you for the time it takes to prepare it.

  • @jimsvideos7201
    @jimsvideos7201 29 днів тому

    Tremendous work on the part and the video; thank you very much for both.

  • @aldoblasigh7533
    @aldoblasigh7533 29 днів тому

    Is the withword method not good enough

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 29 днів тому

      I assume that the method I use in this video is much easier to implement in real life. I plan to make the surface plate in exactly the same way. And the larger the surface plate, the more profitable it is to use this method.

    • @gyrogearloose1345
      @gyrogearloose1345 29 днів тому

      Whitworth you mean? 3 surfaces to gring together?

  • @ВалентинНиколаев-в5к

    Доброго дня. Гена, у вашому випадку дуже важлива стабільна температура у приміщенні. При зміні температури лінійку (і сталеву і чавуну і гранітну) буде коробити. Але коли температура у всіх шарах металу вирівняється, то лінійка поверне свою геометрію. Це стосується сталевих і чавунних інструментів. А от граніт потрібно використовувати при тій температурі, при якій його рівняли.

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 29 днів тому

      Greetings! So, when all layers of the ruler body have identical temperature, it is not deformed. First of all, it is possible to create thermal deformations by heat from the hands and body of the operator. In this regard, you need to be extremely careful on the final approaches to scraping, when the smallest dimensions play a role. When I do this final work, appropriate safety equipment will be used. Вітаю! Так, коли всі шари тіла лінійки мають тотожну температуру, вона є не деформованою. В першу чергу створити теплові деформації ймовірно теплом від рук та тіла оператора. Максимально обережним у цьому відношенні потрібно бути на фінальних підходах шабріння, коли найменші розміри грають роль. Коли я буду виконувати цю завершальну роботу, відповідні засоби будуть застосовані.

    • @ВалентинНиколаев-в5к
      @ВалентинНиколаев-в5к 29 днів тому

      @@gena_bazarko одягнути печатки не проблема. Але я сумніваюсь що у тому приміщенні стабільна температура повітря. ..... Ідеалу не зробите за будь яких умов. Як тільки увімкнете верстат то почнеться дія температурного градієнту, тобто верстат бути грітись і охолоджуватись у різних місцях по різному. Але сотку зловити можна.

    • @ВалентинНиколаев-в5к
      @ВалентинНиколаев-в5к 29 днів тому

      Цікаво побачити ремонт шпинделя. Тільки підшипники (хочь кочення, хочь ковзання) будуть коштувати дуже дорого.

    • @richardgiguere6134
      @richardgiguere6134 28 днів тому

      Rendu à ces niveaux de précision, la température est critique. Tout gradient de température et différences de coefficients d’expansion thermique entre les divers matériaux causeront des distorsions. 1um de tolérance pour une telle surface exige des conditions dignes des meilleurs laboratoires de métrologie dimensionnelle. Je tiens toutefois à mentionner que l’approche utilisée est très scientifique. Personnellement, je ne crois pas qu’une telle précision soit requise pour le ré-usinage des coulisses d’une telle machine. Les autres limitations de la machine car la qualité des roulement, les vibrations, les gradients de température lors de l’opération de la machine, l’environnement dans lequel est installé la machine sont tous des éléments d’influence qui réduiront la précision des usinages effectués.

    • @oliverauksmaa5167
      @oliverauksmaa5167 26 днів тому

      Steel is not good straight edge material. It will not bend back to zero like cast iron.

  • @Richard-be9gp
    @Richard-be9gp 29 днів тому

    Thanks for posting another video, I was just wondering how things were going for you. Did you have an opportunity to give your new to you power scraper some work?

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 29 днів тому

      I have prepared for the activities to prepare the Biax scraper for operation, I need to assemble a 48 volt power supply and put the anchor collector in order.

  • @paulmace7910
    @paulmace7910 29 днів тому

    What you can do with minimal tools is amazing. How long did it take you to finish that grinding machine?

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 29 днів тому

      I haven't finished the repair yet. A significant part of the time is spent on creating the necessary devices for performing the repair. For example, now I have started working on the machine table. Many rigging components were needed in order to provide the necessary capabilities for manipulating such a massive part of the stack. It took about two weeks to make them.

  • @lohikarhu734
    @lohikarhu734 29 днів тому

    Thanks for the note about the AI (absolute Insanity) used to check your English commentary! I think that most of the audience understands possible "slips" that occur, and are happy to "fill in the gaps" ourselves 😁. I didn't find any glitches that bothered me, since I know that it's a "microcator". [ a slightly funny translation "error": in Finnish, there are no genders, no "he/she", so translations to English often mix he and she, in the same paragraph, as there is no grammatic indication of gender!] Your robot voice is not bad, but it's nice to hear the "human" behind the scenes!

  • @lohikarhu734
    @lohikarhu734 29 днів тому

    We are ALWAYS patient to get videos from you, Maestro! Never feel any pressure ( from me, and probably 99% of your audience!) to hurry production... Quality wins!!

  • @lohikarhu734
    @lohikarhu734 29 днів тому

    I just had a funny idea..(as always!) I thought that you could use a computer projector to project your "surface map", at real size, onto the beam, to help with the psychological aspect of perceiving the shapes that you need to work on... Just also wondered if you could make a flatness gauge, for at least initial use, with an "air bearing", with pressure feedback from several ports, use a linear scale from a DRO, or even a kind of roller measurement, to make a map for the computer... Instead of air bearing, you could also use differential inductance measurement.. but, that work was long ago, too late for my goofy ideas.

    • @gena_bazarko
      @gena_bazarko 29 днів тому

      Hello! I am interested in your ideas. Thank you for expressing them. They are original and reasonable. I am inclined to perceive and analyze them. Probably everyone here is also interested in them.