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This video was incredibly helpful. Thank you!

thanks for the explanation !

Спасибо!

Thanks

Thanks Harold

Спасибо большое за опыт.

This device is exactly what I'm looking for. Do any manufacturing documents still exist?

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Thanks Harold

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Well, I'm a bit late to this party but so glad I found this. I've been looking for ideas and this is exactly what I need! I've spent the last 2 evenings perusing your website and videos. Thank you for taking the time to document all this, it's a huge help to beginners like me!

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Very nice work

Very nice work

Yeah this design is awesome. And seems far easier to build for the home shop. I dont mean that negatively, or in any way that takes from the genius engineering that went into this dividing head. Honestly, its relative simplicity is what adds to the genius of this dividing head. Ive been researching designs for quite some time, and this is the first one that is achievable with my equipment in my shop. Thank you for this video and all the information you have shared!

Hi Intent to inform: I made one from some/your plans, be aware that the excenter plug has a way to thin wallstrength with +-1mm. I broke min off after the 1. use. As seen here in the clip your excenter grabing plug is at least 12mm thick. The whole system is very regit besides the somewhat misleading plans spec, it is a very good design.

Thank you for this very informative video. I’ve seen the same device on other channels, but no one demonstrated exactly how it works in both settings for the face and the relief.

Do you have plans??

wonderful...thank you so much, cheers from USA, Paul

Unbelievably dreary voice. Lisps as well.

Thank you Mr Hall for this great information. I’ll be ordering your book shortly.

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I was given a huge box of VERY used End mills of many different sizes, some are carbide. All are dull as a river rock. The machine shop Tool and Cutter Grinder quit so the shop just tossed dull bits in a box and bought new ones. So, I will be making this tool very soon. Just bought a copy of Mr Hall's book #38 too.

guter mann du bist bestimmt rentner. du hast unendlich zeit bohrer zu schärfen. aber deine methode dauert ja unendlich lange, da mach ich ja ner alten frau 3 kinder. das ist ja bestimmt nicht mehr zeiitgemäs dein verfahren.

Magusta mucho es plato divisor donde lo puedo consegir

would love to get hold of your books where are they available please

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Nice job. I know right away if someone knows what they're doing in a machine shop or tool room.

Good old school engineerig

Absolutely brilliant !

nice and simple , thanks

I was a tool and cutter grinder. This doesn't do anything

I like your design so much, I went on Amazon and bought three of your books. Nice work!

Really impressed with your work. In fact your an inspiration. Thankyou.

Is this mechanism still used given the huge number of CNC, flexible machining cells ...?

Thank you very much! Thanks to your idea, I made a sharpening tool. ua-cam.com/video/9E8fcOmb2Lk/v-deo.html&ab_channel=%D0%A3%D0%B4%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B5%D0%B8%D0%BD%D1%81%D1%82%D1%80%D1%83%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%82%D1%8B

Cheers Harold Dude! TFS, GB :)

Is there a place I can buy this jig?

Thanks for your share Perfect Channel

A nice design, actually relatively simple to make if you have the machinery and tools required... At least simpler than if it had a worm-wheel mechanism with an eccentric bushing as a rotary feed...

No debur before checking depth.

Sir how to make this table ?

What a treasure. Thank you, Harold, for giving back so much to the community!

Such an amazing channel! How come YT only suggested it just today? I guess todays to-do list consists binge watching only... Greg

5:08 clever

Good idea... thanks from indonesia...

Hello Mr. Harold Hall. I've been searching through your books of which I have #s 34, 35, 37, 38, 39, 42, 44 and 49 all from the *Workshop Practice Series* . Unfortunately neither contains drawings of your excellent rotary table. Searching the internet "only" reveals the one from Hemmingway. The link on your website to _Projects In Metal_ have linked to a server which have been in the process of changing to another server for years now. Is it possible that you can do anything so that the drawings will be available in any way? Charged/free of charge? Thank you in advance Sir.