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Exactly oldog! The world is a throw away culture now, and people are obsessed with buying/acquiring new inferior models!! Nothing wrong with the old! All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Allison, much appreciated as always. Ohh I have much more planned… but little time to do it 😂. More to come don’t you worry. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Moritz, Maybe in part 4 or 5?!? 😂 all the best, Matt 👍

​@@MattChiversWorkshoplooking forward to it 😋

Thanks Zoltan, much appreciated. All the best, Matt 👍

Hi John, thank you for the subscription and your kind comments are very much appreciated. The rotary table has turned out great, I’m really pleased how it operates. It was very enjoyable to project to undertake. That will be an interesting exercise make or even repairing the shaft. Thanks again, All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Ian, yes it’s a great addition and it’s turned out great. Just need some projects to make on it. All the best, Matt 👍

Well..... I hope it made you laugh though. 😂. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks All, Much appreciated as always. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Grum, Much appreciated. Thanks for the offer. I'm not sure the box has gone... just out of shot 😂. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Julia, Much appreciated as always. Yes it's turned out really well, I'm very pleased with it. Next project.... All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Paul, Ive been nipping in and spinning the handle and I think its definitely getting looser on the minor stiff spot I had. Can't wait for a job to turn up so I can use it. All the best, Matt 👍

Yes this definitely has a dip where the worm is, and I pumped a lot of oil in, which I forgot to film, need to swap the zerks on it as they aren't great. So the worm should 🤞🏼 be in a bath of oil. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks for watching Craig, if they are the stops I think your on about, they should be their but they have been removed before I bought it, its on the agenda to make or buy and replace. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Rick, really appreciate that. I've really enjoyed rebuilding it, just need a project to turn up so I can use it. All the best, Matt 👍

Hello BC, hope you're well. I'm currently using a GoPro Hero 8, with a few upgrades such as the media mod, and external mic's. Its ok but I really want to upgrade before end of the year. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Robert, The final instalment of the rebuild is out now and it looks different... ua-cam.com/video/nBJuq-A-T6M/v-deo.html . All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Rusty, Yeah too good to pass up!! The final instalment is out now on the rebuild... and it looks completely different. All the best, Matt 👍

😂😂 on really bad dry days it’s been known dumbass using high velocity grease hand lotion 😂😂. All the best, Matt. 👍

Hi Julia, thank you, I’ve must admit I’ve never heard that one before. Do you put any lubricant down first?! All the best, Matt 👍

@@MattChiversWorkshop Hi Matt no just dry you hold it at a fairly acute angle and it just chisels off any rust it comes to. 😀

Thanks Paul, much appreciated. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks, I actually have them, if it was a harder material I would have used them. All the best, Matt 👍

Even boring things can be interesting 😂. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Rick, will be when it's finished I hope. All the best, Matt 👍

I wouldn't call it interesting, I bought it as a part built project to build in between the big loco videos..... its a 3.5" Rob Roy.... and its too small for me. Currently up for sale. All the best, Matt 👍

Cheers Rusty. If it can be saved, we save it!! All the best, Matt 👍

Yes I was planning on using slideway oil, think its VG68 I have on the shelf. All the best, Matt 👍

Wonder what you were screaming!! This video does seem to have caused a bit of a stir on the channel 😂. What ever you do, don’t throw anything at your tv if you watch part two!!! All the best, Matt.

Thanks Graham, much appreciated. I shall pass your comment onto the owner. It’s a lovely loco to steam and drive, unfortunately the owner is talking about selling it. All the best, Matt

Thanks for the information Mel, much appreciated. I have a lot of information to get into the finale of this rebuild. Lots of great knowledge comes out from this great community I have. When I started it, it was just a rusty rotary table, now I have lots of information on how it actually works (it’s completely different to my large rotary table), how to set it correctly and also some history information on its former life and possible age. Which is all fantastic, everyday is a school day and there is always something to learn. All the best, Matt 👍

Thank Ross, fantastic information…. It may find its way into the final of the rebuild 🤞…. If I remember 😂😂. To think this is could be as young as 65 years old is staggering…. It’s in good condition really for its age!. All the best, Matt 👍

Now then Dave, I sure will, hope you’re well my friend. Yes you must visit us!!! All the best, Matt. 👍

Hi Stephen, I know how it works, just not how it went together 😂. As long as the angle grinder doesn't come out! If there was a model or a brand to look up, I would have looked it up, I did have a rough idea. It's now apart and the only damage is that of its previous life before I was donated it. All is good. All the Best, Matt 👍

Thanks John, very useful information I wasn't aware of, the big rotary table I have doesn't have that feature. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Paul, much appreciated. It's just a little series while I finish of painting the chassis of the loco that I filmed while working, Injection moulders only need me when they jam! All the best, Matt. 👍

Thanks Chris, I was leaning towards oil, as I thought the grease may just get clogged with swarf. All the best, Matt 👍

@@MattChiversWorkshopno grease, this isn’t a scroll chuck which needs grease.

What’s throwing me is someone clearly put grease in at some point. 👍

@@MattChiversWorkshop I’ve found, over the decades, that people put grease where they should put oil, and oil where they should put grease. Nobody likes to read manuals, or to look something up. The other problem is that some people think they’re smarter than the manufacturer.

@melgross yep… my Bridgeport was riddled with grease everywhere, and it should all be oiled! The manual clearly states it’s all oil unless it’s a grease packed head. People see a zerk, and automatically think oh it’s for grease. With regard to the rotary, it had grease in, I thought it would have been oil…. put the question in the video…. the community answers 👍.

Hmmm now there is an idea!! I'll measure the slots.... they can't be far off. 😂. All the best, Matt 👍

Thanks Alan, This has been a fun little project that went into multiple videos!! 😂. All the best, Matt 👍

I wish it was! 😂 would have been a simple fix. All the best, Matt

@@MattChiversWorkshop What took you an hour and a half then.

@PeckhamHall Cups of tea, cake and biscuits! 😂

@@MattChiversWorkshopand lots of head scratching.

Maybe 😂

Because you’ve been to busy in your garden 😂😂

@@MattChiversWorkshop 😁 true

😂😂 but have I still got it?!? 😉. All the best, Matt.

@@MattChiversWorkshop it looks familiar. I'd say yes you still have it.

This is true…. You can’t scale steam, coal, water or fire!! 😉

Hi Tony, my friend who builds traction engines does the same he keeps telling me the same, to make lists, but they would end up never ending 😂. You’ve built 7 loco, what have you built? All the best, Matt 👍