Attempting HOT SPINNING on my LATHE!!
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2020
- Taking steel and heating it up while spinning on my metal lathe. Once its heated up I use special tools to forge/shape it while its spinning at 100 rpm. Its a bit sketchy and dangerous but I hope you enjoy this video!
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Hottery; it's like pottery, but with hot metal
Harry Pottery
As long as it doesn't turn into Thottery :P
Poetry without words
Yesssss I like it
Seen been or shaun baun....
Me watching the spinning and the double-sided torches: Well this looks fucking safe.
Nobody ever has had any fun nor pioneered any new processes being safe.
Safe enough...
@@420Chameleon that's the spirit
The most unsafe thing is using long sleeves near a lathe.
@@nejiniisan1265 Yeah, but that's counteracted by the fact that it's orange hot, so the sleeves would probably get burnt through before they could get caught.
It definitely has a wok of potential :P
Best dad joke of the day.
@@jmiknuk thank you! I do enjoy making puns.
It sounds more like he'll need to wok on it. But it looks like he won't wok away from the job.
:(
I hope the guy above me has a wonderful day ^w^
Is it just me or does this look like a lot could go wrong very quickly
imagine it starts melting and just spews molten metal all over everything
This might have been what they said about glassblowing before "techniques" were mastered. And plenty goes wrong with lathe anything these days.
Depends on how fast he sets the lathe!
*DAMASCUS*
It can
You could mod a large lathe capable of taking the heat with a custom built induction heater that can either heat the entire plate or specific areas.
An induction coil would work well
Good luck supplying an induction heater that big enough energy to heat everything up
Ive picked up monster sized clunkers for the price of scrap metal at auctions . Last one was $900 running . But you gotta have a back yard shop with a 600 amp three-phase service .
@@paulbains9152 yeah... 600 amps sounds like a punch to the electric bill
Love it when a blacksmith says he's a bit rusty 😁
9:50
Guy had a friend over late one night at his apartment. His friend saw a large metal bowl on the coffee table. He asked "what's that?" Guy said it's his time telling bowl. He could see his friend was confused so he demonstrated. He took a mallet and whacked the bowl giving off a loud ring. Right afterwards a neighbor shouted "don't you know it's midnight?!"
turning brass and copper would probably mean the material moves a lot quicker, also be worth a pretty penny. Would love to see that. Could maybe get a lot deeper? Rad video, thanks for sharing
Most unique and commercially viable maker project I've seen in a while.
Atta boy Tim! Happy New Year dude! ⭐️😊👍
This is like taking every hobby into play.... turning, pottery, glass blowing, metal working... and combining them. THIS is cool!
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Happy New year's Tim hopefully you have a great year this year. Tim very creative and unique video this week. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on God bless
Great work Tim! This is what im talking about! Please do more like this.
You know how sick one of those would look made out of Damascus steel
i agree and/or Mokume Gane that would be amazing to see.
I subscribed just to eventually see this idea sometime in the future.
Fully sick?
Coop with Alec Steele?
Love the b-roll in this video. Great job.
So awesome! And they look fantastic!
Such great quality of content! You definitely deserve more subscribers!
Really loved this video. Killer job dude
Having a lathe throw out your work is one thing, but when your work is also several hundred degrees... well......
OMG. Dude, that is amazing. And they look so frigging good
This is such a cool idea! Props for trying it!
Never seen your videos or channel before. But congratz to 100 000 subs! :)
That's awesome! Such a great idea.
It’s a conundrum your channel isn’t a million sub channel!! Love all your videos!
the fast forward of the shaping is so satisfying to watch
Tune dude! Happy New Year!
Good save Tim! When the live center gave out and it started falling, I yelled at my phone lol
Definitely a cool process to watch!
They’re literally tuned for the classic clock song. You just need one more
They sound amazing.
At least you can have a big bowl of cereal! Awesome project and goal! I’ll happily leave this one up to you!
Hell yeh man
Great ideas and great outcome
Please! Damascus Shield/Bowl. The people need and demand it 😂 so cool!
yo dude never reach over a lathe like that. EVER!
It's just an arm!, he can grow another, like geez
@@BartzabelAlgol your arm dousnt just come off leaving you standing there...
Entire body gets wrapped around it and turned into a whip..
@@ryanwatterson4038 it has that much torque ?! Do people actually die ?
@@ArthA122 yeah some of the most horrific deaths you can suffer.. It has torque enough to turn you to chunks..
Respect lathes of all sizes with out guards. They will rip you apart if you're pulled in
Reminds me of the old electronic bells from fire houses or old schools. Now all you need is an electronic double clapper and another plate.
The ClapperCaper by Johnny Carson.
Hi Tim, just and idea in case you haven't already thought of it. You could quite easily air cool the live centre using a line from your air compressor, save burning the things up!
Love this concept
The deep bowl looks amazing
I really love how these turned out. Love the slag (I think?) on top of them.
Great sound as well ahahaha!
Been waiting for your first 2021 video
I miss your hosting 😂❤👍
From the PH 🇵🇭 with lots of ❤❤❤
Don't give up on this machine, you've got some good ideas
I've had a fascination with metal spinning for years. I never once imagined adding heat. That's why you have the UA-cam channel and I don't.
Really cool idea man!
I love it and i want another part! 😀
They turned out really well. Nice sound to them. With a bit of mucking around you could make a bell🔔
Super cool dude!
I would love to see where you guys go with this idea.
Lovely , Good job
Love the idea
Cool project. Even normal metal spinning is pretty tough I've heard so using thick hot steel is quite a thing!
That's awesome! An idea with a lot of potential! Musical potential too
I must say I do enjoy your contact Timothy, great job!
Yes good content
I’d love one of these! It would be great for camping
Happy new year! ✨
A different type of firework, is this beautiful handicraft.
Greetings from Germany
the tooling geometry is super interesting! extend and push!
4;57 in the morning and you got me thinking about Captain America.
I don't know if there is anything that you won't try,but l love it. 😁👍
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏
Need to make a planetary gear live end. So the grease keeps it cool. Maybe have a hole thru the planetary gear live end for coolent.
very cool, rotating metal bits, fire, big levers, now add some explosives!
If you’ve got a fair bit of experience with electrical work, you should look into setting up a magnetic induction heater coil.
One of your better ideas. lots of potential good luck with this idea.
After you hit them with the piece of wood it made me think of a monster bell for drums. I wonder if it would sound good/bad when playing a full kit with those as the ride or accent bell.
Awesome!!!!
Happy New year! May the next one, be your best one yet!!
Looks cool 😎
Thought you were making bowls until the end. Didn't realize your were making bells! They sound good.
Nice sound!
Some active cooling like a cooling fluid on the shafts could be helpful. As long as the steam wasn’t toxic; have to be the right one...
Very interesting. Hopefully you can get deeper into this, this year in 2021.
Interesting stuff... It looks like a zen bowl or make a pan drum welding two together 😎
That’s a very cool concept thanks for sharing I’d love to try it but I think I need a lathe first 😂
Super cool process. I have a woodturning background and I will just be this is as much fun. We have a company that makes musical cymbals for bands. it is a similar process. Thanks for sharing it with us. Great job....
@Timothy Dyck here is a thought for you with the hot bowl spinning, Going by the ring the bowls made when you struck them you could make some nice sounding bells with that technique and it would go with the idea of tuning them with the depth of the bowl. If that makes any sense to you. Been subbed a long time now and loving your work
the musical potential is very exciting.
And this...Is how Cymbals are made! xD
Tim, do you have room for a steady rest on the pipe between your live center and the bowl?
Neat sinks!
Good video!😀
I had some stuff spun out side of Vancouver B C , at Arts Metal Spinning . Dangerous place to be , but they let me watch . They were spinning stuff from 5 ft in diameter . Nothing hot when I was there though .They were going in so deep , they had 2 guys on the forming roller , to pull . Looked like lots of fun . They spun me a venturi about 2 ft deep by 3 ft in diameter . They make aluminum spinners for airplane props too . They bolt some of there discs on a bolt circle and theres no center . Some are mounted on the back side of the gear box , because the blank almost touches the floor . On the big stuff , by the time they get it good and rolled over , theres quite a rag on the leading edge . They trim that , then roll it some more . The other cool thing I watched was explosion forming . They bolt a blank on a tank with a heavy ring , fill the tank with water , detinate a charge in the water , and cause a bubble in the blank . They didnt let me watch ,thank you .
I love these projects but i have to know how the F do you work in such a dark workspace? it blows my mind that you come out with all these quality jobs in the dark.
The lighting for filming is always brighter than the amount of light needed to safely work, the human eye has a great capacity for relative lowlight. And forging work had an inherent need for more dim lighting conditions too. Also, often significant UV filters are needed to protect camera sensors from the the spectrum put off from map torches and hot metal becoming incandescent.
In the less light situation in this case is good he can see where the heat is in the bowl.
Should do it with brass, I’m sure you could go a lot deeper.
thats what she said?
beautiful bowls
Very interesting video !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So cool the live center with some oil.
Great video. You can work out the note of the bowls by a tuning fork. 3 sets of data. Measure height width of the bowl or angle of dish. then you can estimate future notes on future bowls. Possible musical application. Or release as a gong. Lol
Amazing
You maybe want to try with softer metals, thinner plates, less heat and a negative to lean to, kinda like they make hithats and other music plates
That is one of the coolest things I've seen - well except for you're other cool videos LOL! Do you think you could make a brass cymbal this way? I don't know how much of a secret Zildjian's family recipe is...
It's like a DIY setup for how they form some rocket nozzles :P
Exactly what are you making here it looks fun making it.
happy news years to ya northern friend eh
I once got to see this done with titanium in a spun piece that was four feet in diameter. It was very interesting. I wish it was possible to back there and visit that place again . The equipment was huge there were stairs and a platform.
Dont tell him that , he'll start cranking out flying saucer halves , and wire-feed them together .
Maybe if you make the tailstock rod end longer with off set holes drilled to dissipate heat faster or a thick walled pipe with holes drilled and rod ends welded. Would help your tailstock live much longer. Same for the chuck side.
Unbelievable how much those ringing tones cover “Hot Cross Buns”
Half fill them with water and run that wooden tool around the edges.
Were gunna need a Damascus version k thanks 😂
wow, that was different. great work. I'm not going to try this on my lathe.
@Rem Max Yeah. Thought so too. That's just destroying a precision machine, and also giving your rotator the force to tear you apart.
@Rem Max Certainly, guessing the lathe has 5 or 6 kW, thats not gonna stop for nothing until you cut the power.
You could try heating the metal via induction; putting a coil around it and using the lathe's spin to generate eddy currents, which would heat the metal more evenly.
Interesting. I taught myself to spin copper. (600 hours/ 1800square feet of cooper sheeting; 22 gauge and 19 gauge) to develop technique to spin out a 3 1/2" diameter by 5 3/4" tall cup. i learned to spin other pieces out as i worked to getting that "eureka cup" (use it for a liner in a wood cup). definitely gets more difficult the larger you go. There are of course videos available showing spinning but it wasn't until i got to the eureka cup that in now see all the little intricacies involved. Gutsy job