Tool Post Issues! I drilled a Hole in my Lathe - Lathe Upgrade
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2020
- I think this video speaks for itself ;-)
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I was working on this project for 1 day
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Sorry for my bad english, it's not my language. I try my best to improve my technical english.
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holy crap he speaks. I love your channels
Had the same epiphany !
He had a broken voice before, but then he made a new one
Not the first time - the first one I gauht was when he talked about the bluing methods.
You should talk on more videos, it's easier to follow the action without having to read subtitles.
@@StanislavG. LOL
Great quick video! Loved the "Plock" sound when you removed the pin ;)
My favourite part of this video! Thank you very much for your support :-)
And I tried to reproduce the sound right after it hahaha
I think it's called cushion fit. Saw a Japanese cabinet maker make a desk with three drawers on the side. He pulled out one drawer then pushed it back in. When he pushed it in, the tolerances were so close, the other drawers opened.
Same concept.
@@timothyball3144 That would be annoying; imagine shutting one drawer and the others open again, until you go crazy!!
So satisfying~
The way you restore and explain everything is so simple and easy no matter how complex it may looks in the beginning
I agree
This was a nice change of pace to hear you and to follow along with your thinking and plan for solving the issue. Nicely done.
Thank you :-)
Lathe being annoying
"I make a new one"
Man I would love to see that project 😂
that small "pop" at 6:08 is so satisfying haha
I like that you make your tools work for you. The efficiency gained is worth the resources invested. I received so much negativity when I would (try to) do this at my work. I am glad to read all the people who understand and encourage this.
Tell me about it. I worked with a 25 year old Mecal terminal press for years at my old job, and when I had serious ideas for upgrades and things that would make my work a ton easier they were always shot down and called unnecessary (i.e. ''too expensive'', even when we had all the materials ourselves).
Now at my new job they don't question stuff like that. If it makes work go smoother, go ahead and order whatever you need once you got it all worked out. Basically got a blank check for those kind of expenses.
THE BEST UA-camR ON THE PLANET! So proud of what your channels have become! Keep up your high standards of work and production, congrats, and GGGGGGGGGGGGGG!
Thanks a lot for all your help and support! For everybody reading this comment, Justin was involved in brainstorming for the channel name "my mechanics" before it all started and still is a great friend and always here if I need help! Thank you
@@mymechanicsinsights my pleasure bro! And thank you for bringing us all along on this fantastic voyage! Still waiting on the home made UFO though... 🤣
@@redddirtgaming6955 made out of a microwave 😅
@@mymechanicsinsights 😂😂😂😎👽🚀
@@mymechanicsinsights It is one of the endearing things about you, you are so polite and always thank your friends for their contributions! Thank you for all your hard work :-)
Das reingleiten vom Körner und das ploppen vom Stift waren der Hammer :D
ja, merkwürdig erotisch das ganze!
ja, das Öl machts :)
:D stimmt
I’ve never heard your voice before. You seem to be quick to explain that English is not your first language, though you speak it perfectly well. No other restoration expert on UA-cam compares. Well done!
I think he should take the apology out the description in the videos. As a monolingual English speaker, his subtitles and voice are perfectly fine.
And since he's Swiss, his English is so much better than my non-existent German, French or Romansh!
@@austenite239 he speaks English better than some of the Americans I know. Definitely doesn't need the apology anymore!
This reminds me of watching my Dad use his 7" Myford lathe, early to mid 70's. Along with a drill press, and a grinder, he built a functioning steam locomotive.
Now I work with 10 metre long lathes, building aircraft landing gear.
Nice video. I will subscribe.
I've been going to school for precision machining and watching your videos always teaches me lots of stuff about the many machines and processes. So thank you my mechanics !
It always amazes me how many small tiny details that could save time and hassle from many various things get overlooked and can be solved by such simple solutions.
Hello. You are an excellent engineer and restorer. I found your channel a few weeks ago. I have had a few medical problems and watching your channel is the best therapy I have ever had. The very best to you and keep up the excellent work.
6:08 This, my friends, is the sound of perfection !
Oh man! What a treat to hear your voice.
I love watching this behind the scenes stuff.
You’re so resourceful!
Thanks a lot for your support :-)
Thank you for making such good videos! (And not taking mobile game sponsorships ugh)
Support him on Patreon and you'll get a lot more behind-the-scenes materials!
I’m a subscriber, so I am biased, but your channel is easily the best I’ve ever come across. In all aspects: production value, knowledge, entertainment. The highest marks. Thank you for sharing with all of us.
“It has almost no play”
me: No, really it’s perfect 👌
My carpal tunnel flinches every time you smack that bar 😱😱😱 ahhhhh!!!!!
I have to tell you...I’ve never been in love with a man before but you’re pretty damn close! You are an absolute master at everything you do. You explain everything in simple terms and never come off as a know it all. I don’t think I could even make the “simple center punch” you made let alone make it, drill, ream and line everything up so perfectly that the dial indicator doesn’t even budge a tiny little bit!!! A true master.
You’re a modern day Michelangelo, turning blocks of metal into masterpieces. Incredible attention to detail. My girlfriend and I are always impressed with your incredible craftsmanship.
Very good demonstration. You explained everything clearly without talking too much. Congrats!
that my friend is an incredible upgrade for the lathe it's an absolute dream that you don't have to keep readjusting to center it and the pop 6:07 just shows how perfectly made the hole is
Thank you so much :-)
You are the best of all the restorers that I have watched. You attention to detail is exceptional and your finishing is masterclass. I would love to be your apprentice
If I just had 0.0001% of your brain power I'd be fixing cars in the workshop I am working and still being happy to do it because yiu are a genius in every way I can see and I can not imagine how long such small videos actually take to make so great work as always.
Absolutely love to see stuff like this. One of my favorite things to see people do is modify equipment to make it work more for them, and it's such a simple fix that will save you so much time and hassle in the future
That was quite simple, quite ingenious, and quite perfectly executed. It should save you time and gives many of us a reminder that our tools are ours to do with as we see fit. Mod them to make work easier and safer. So many are afraid to do just that!
Be safe, be well, and take good care!
You really have a gift for this stuff, sir. You can even make explaining how you accurize your equipment interesting. Bravo. Well done!
About time we get to hear you! Now, show us what you look like! This was a great idea. I was wondering how you were going to get the hole drilled perfectly. The reamer was the trick. Your work is so helpful to us noobs. You really teach us by your videos. Thanks for sharing this tip.
This is another one of your posts that confirm why l subscribe . A very simple answer to an irritating issue . Was the situation dangerous , or interfering with the use of the lathe . No . Was it annoying and time wasting ? Yes . With a very easily done and well explained correction , you have given us thought for similar applications. Thank you sir .
What I really love about your videos is the calmness and accuracy. That is just so inspiring!
Dude I could watch video's on your specific lathe setups alone. That's some next level insight that you don't get just from the "I make a new one" snippets. After watching Adam Savage struggle with his Nut and Bolt One Day Build it's crazy to see the actual adjustments that need to be made.
Great idea with the allignment hole. :)
I would make a small plug for the hole in the tool post to keep dirt out of it when not in use...
Great idea!
"This lathe is broke :("
"I'll make a new one :)"
Kvothe The Bloodless OMG right? I wonder if it's a gift or curse to be that much of a genius.
my mechanics
I love watching a pro at work. Helps me tremendously
So great to finally hear your voice, very easy to listen to and understand, really wish you would talk on the other videos too.
Thanks for sharing this ‘behind the scenes’ look at how you do all your amazing metalwork and lathe handling!
3:55 the way the centerpunch just slides in is perfection
Obviously it fits perfectly and I love the pop when he takes the location pin out 😁
Fascinating job sir ... i hope it makes you upload more videos ... we never get enough of your flawless works.
Another excellent job, you are a true professional, you explain everything so well. Your restorations are top notch. Love your channels.
Ich schwenke den Oberschlitten immer nach vorne und lasse die Spindel Rückwärts laufen. Verwende einen Drehstahl für Innenbearbeitung. Ist sehr viel angenehmer zum arbeiten weil man sich nicht so über die Maschine beugen muss und bei sehr stumpfen Winkeln gibt es fast keine andere Lösung. Arbeite seit 30 Jahren auf Schaublin 150. Deine Videos sind Super! Junge, Du kannst was!
I remember, i have asked to be your voice in the back, and now u got your own voice :)
We all are inspired to do something actually, and we all love the videos how u are doing these things.
Nice idea and perfectly executed! I can't believe the finishes you get, especially on a hardened pin! Thanks for sharing your Insights!!
Je viens de découvrir ta chaine, c’est absolument hypnotisant et génial. 🥰
Your English pronunciation and understand is better than a lot of native speakers in England. No I feel dumb speaking only one language
i loveeeee these videos! please make more videos specifically about machining, i love seeing you use the lathe/mill. you always make it look so easy.
also, your english is great. i could understand you perfectly for the entire video with no issues or confusion!
First video of yours I’ve watched with voice narration. Very well done! You should do more like this. Your attention to detail is amazing as always
That cartoonish noise when you pulled the pin out at the end was the best part of my night.
@Manuela Rebecca the lathe is one of the best parts of these videos. If you don't like it, you are going to hate most other restoration videos that use metal parts.
You sound exactly as I thought you would. The accent is also spot on:)
I should have known you were Swiss. Precision in everything. I work at night in the US to collaborate with my colleagues in Zurich.
Genius in its simplicity! It'll be so nice to "0 out" without having to deal with all of the rigamerole.
I wish I could be as accurate as you, but for now I'm going to watch over and over all your amazing works😍
This is such a simple but well engineered solution. Thanks 👍
I love learning about this! Thanks for a clear and simple explanation!
Well Done I like how that turned out & that you went back & forth to make sure it was right where you wanted it to be & reamed in position !!
Back in the 90s, when I did my apprenticeship (precision mechanic), all our lathes and machine vises had a pin like this. Good ideas always come back.
Accuracy within 1 µm in a second - excellent! Good job!
Excellent video as usual. Honestly never faced this problem because i always used different cutting tools. "manually grinding them the super hard way" the good old days in university.
Very clever fix for an annoying problem AND we get to see how your lathe works! Great content all around.
Addictive content! One of my favourites channels on YT!
Greetings from Argentina!
i think Ive seen this video at least 4 times. at diferent points of the channel, but it amazes me how you can make a great advancement with one small change
I love the BTS and insight, keep up the great work!
I really enjoy the channel and seeing all the stuff get made/restored.
Wow! Was not expecting to hear your voice! Love your channels!
Simple and straight forward explanation as usual... That's why am subscribed on both your channels 👌👍
Excellent solution to an annoying problem. Simple but highly effective. Good job! 😎👍
Glad you like it!
I love learning about your work. A most interesting channel. Thank you for sharing. A fan from Argentina 💖
Please don’t forget your main channel. I love your restorations
I sure won't, projects are on hold because I need to get some stuff on my filming equipment done first. I'll continue making videos with my old equipment for this channel in the meantime.
I take my hat off to you. I hope that I have someone that could teach as good as you back in the days when I was studying. Thank you for your time
Love having you back with the new shop!
Love to have you here :-) Thanks Vickie!
When you first proposed the problem I was about to give you this idea as a solution. Glad it worked out!
Brilliant! 'Necessity is the mother of invention'. Whatever it takes, make the job easier on yourself.
My favorite restoration channel. Very talented. I'm curious what your background is.
I'm a professional cnc-machinist for 18 years now.
@@mymechanicsinsights I too work in a machine shop mostly doing manual lathe and mill work but also on the CNC Mills and lathes.
Again, brilliant. You are a true master. Greetings from Iceland! 🇮🇸
Building and improving tools is mastery
I thought you accidentally drilled a hole in your lathe so I was like OH NOHow did you manage that. Then once I watched the video I realized it was completely intentional😂
Very Clever. Nicely and professionally done.
This is a great idea. We encounter this a lot at our machine shop and like you said its so time consuming!
What a cluncky system te begin with. I understand how you want to improve the current situation by using your skills. I suspect you are trained to think outside the box and I can respect that. Buying a Multifix if you don't need it is a waste of money.
By the way, I like your second channel! I have picked up many tips and tricks on how you do stuff. I thoroughly enjoy watching you work. Thanks!
You are a master! The work you do with the lathe is incredible. 1L for you!
bester channel. so viel besser als alle anderen resto youtubers. garkeine competition
What I like best about your video description is that you mention how much time and money you have invested in your project.
A simple but brilliant solution 👍
Something as simple as a hole made interesting 😎
Excellent idea and work
This is what defines a true professional.
It's amazing how something so simple can make all the difference 🙂🛠
Your English is excellent. Just finished watching all your videos, so this upload made me very happy :)
Such a really great idea. Well done and nicely executed.
Nice job my friend. I bet that upgrade is going to save you so much time now 👍☘️
Beautifully filmed and edited.
Keep Up The good work 👍, I love your videos 👍🛠️😉😺🤠
You are the Yuja Wang of the Feinmechanik Werkstatt! (Sorry - she is undoubtedly the best pianist alive and there is nothing she cannot play - Just like you at the lathe, mill or drill press.) Komplimente!!
Loved the video. Your narration was fantastic!!
That's pretty cool. I'd also suggest if you have some common angles you use a lot (20, 45, 65, etc) you might make some holes for those as well. I know a guy who has his set up this way and he pretty much never has to check standard measurements, just pop a post in.
I know a lot of people (including myself) enjoy the ASMR style videos but also Baumgartner Restoration spoiled me a bit so if you ever decide to start talking in some of your restoration videos I'd enjoy it 🥰 you explain things really well
Another excellent project!
Great idea. I have the same issue with my tiny Myford ML1....maybe not for much longer.
Thank you.