Saturday Night Special 94
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- The winner of the South Bend gears is announced! For those interested please visit Kane Monroe's website to purchase a set of gears for your lathe. monroelawncare....
This week we have the drawing for the lathe gear set, new tooling, some viewer mail, and then we get back on the stainless steel shaft parts I have been machining in the American Pacemaker. Some pretty nice chip control, including using a form tool.
BIG thanks to AvE for giving my channel a plug last weekend. Some of the best (and funniest) videos on the tube! / arduinoversusevil
Two of my favorite AvE videos: • Making holes in Armor ...
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Also be sure to check out Alex's Garage! He's fairly new to the UA-cam world but is making some great automotive and hot rod related videos! / tuffram25
Watching you cut that 3/4 radius provided quite the education. It revealed all three generations of machining experience. Lots of old school tricks.
Hi. I'm not a machinist - or even close to ever being one but just wanted to say thanks for the videos- there's something very satisfying watching you work. Great stuff. Keep up the great content. And thank you.
You bet! Thanks for the comments!
There is ALWAYS something satisfying about watching somebody ELSE work! Work fascinates me..I could watch other people do it for days!
I know I am kind of off topic but do anyone know a good place to watch new series online?
Your viewers are such a great bunch of people, they give you things and that is great to see. A thank you to you for your vids and it's really nice to know that there are still many sharing people out there.
Can't tell you how satisfying it is to watch somebody go through their workday and produce a PHYSICAL object that is going to be used for something. I work behind a desk all day for a bank and dream of quitting my job to become a tradesman.
Sounds like you should take some technical training and switch careers. 👍
Lol. I dream of quitting my trade and finding a nice air conditioned desk. 😂
Congrats to the winner. A great way to organise the draw.
Master craftsmanship on that massive lathe, I have never seen such large chips being cut! it looked to me as though you were peeling some sort of silver apple!!
It's so satisfying to watch someone so competent at their job.
Ha ha ha AvE said the same! all of you lot working on the tools are good, I have learned a lot from you, Adam, Tom, AvE, Keith.... thanks to you lot, all the best...
i agree! not too many lathes where i work... mostly OD cylindrical grinders. machine i run made parts for the war effort back in WW2.
Thanks for sharing, and give a big thanks to your boss for letting you share your work with us youtubers.
A wonderful channel having worked as a machinist for a number of years. Your skill and talent are a joy to observe Bill from Canada
I'm so happy AvE linked this channel. I love this stuff... I'm actually thinking about learning to do this kind of work. Thanks for making the videos!
Thanks for stopping by Chris!
AvE introduced me to Abom as well! both are very informative channels!
I like seeing the big stuff being turned. Thanks.
Hi Adam, thanks for uploading your videos in time for us here in the UK to see them on Saturday night. They're so much better than anything on TV! Wonderful work - thanks so much. Mike
You bet Mike!
Serious stainless. So glad you can film the work stuff. Thanks.
Had a little chuckle about the "step stool" comment. Being "vertically challenged" myself, I probably would need something on the order of a 6' ladder to get around that machine! Thanks for sharing the work you do. And, like John M. always says, "Watch out for the stringy bastards!" All the best, RS
Oh man, you always make centring work in those multi jaw chucks look so easy...
This are old videos that I have watched before. It is so relaxing watching it, specially right now under quarantine due to coronavirus.
congrats Rich .. And What a great company to let us see the BIG CHIPS .. Thumbs Adam ..!!
Congratulations lucky winner! Thanks for all the trouble you went through to make this possible Adam. And some great hogging there too!
Nice radius job and a great looking finish.
You almost needed a weld exhauster to carry the cutty oil smoke away.
Thanks for the video,
Jeff
+Jeff Bernstein No biggie. We open the doors when the smoke lights up. :P
What you do as a job and in your own shop is light years from my efforts as a hobbiest. I've machined 304 a few times and it sure as hell didn't cut like that on my equipment. Those big or at least bigger machine tools and parts are a world away from my little machines and parts. Have only been into Pensacola and Florida once. Nice place, but the humidity was unbelievable. Beautiful work on that part Adam.
+Turning Point Yes the humidity sucks here. It's home for me but I think i would love the cooler and dryer climates.
+Abom79
Maybe Adam, but that cooler and even drier usually means snow in the winter. I've already had a couple of light dusting's last week, and I'm maybe 80-90 miles from where Ave lives. And that's the only recognized desert area in Canaduh.
21:00 wow thought you added a soundtrack at first. That's a good beat you've got going there!
Hey Adam. Also found my way from AVE too. I am no machinist but I love to watch your videos. I find myself spending hours watching your videos. Wish I could do the stuff you do. Keep up the great work, and "keep the light off your vice".
Love seeing the big stuff being turned. That piece had a nice beat and ring to it. Great job as usual. Have a good one.
That turning around 22:00, so musical. Make a nice beat to build around.
AvE is how I got here. He's hilarious! But I really enjoy watching your videos, as well. Your attention to your craft is a pleasure to watch. Art comes in many forms and I think what you do is definitely an art form in itself. UA-cam has become a great place to get a primer on various trades and engineering; EE, metalwork, woodworking, you name it, there's a multitude of artists sharing their craft and expertise. Thanks for sharing. :)
Beautiful work as usual Adam ... Next time you do a drawing attach the flange to the side of the container and roll it end for end ... Keep the great videos coming.
Chuck
AVE suggested you and Keith and glad I found you guys are amazing. Feel like a complete rookie every time I watch.
AvE is awesome, my first machining/metalworking oriented channel i subbed to.
I was watching him way back when he had like 10-15 K subs. Always great enjoyable videos b
@18:36 - I just got a full set at a flea market for ten bucks. The gentleman who sold them to me, didn't realize it but it was a box with 3 wooden 'shelves' inside. All of the same type of tap and dies you have. He opened the box to show me and didn't realize you could pull out each layer of tools. The original label is still on it and it appears to be all original items. Cool stuff for my collection.
Hi Adam, Those stringy chips would make some nasty razor wire for the top of your fence to keep the lowlifes away, as clean stainless scrap is only bringing $.30 a pound. Maybe Stella would be put out of work, but she isn't ever going to starve at your house.
I like the rhythm being made when you were turning on the lathe, has a nice ring to it.
Mr. Booth,
That radius work is unbelievable.
Thanks Louis. They work good when you can get it rigid enough.
After all that welding -- welding those plates into position,there must have been an awful lot of tension built up----it was ringing like a church bell...Its incredible what happens some times..Keep them vids rolling..
The lathe is playing Down with the sickness from Disturbed at 21:04 haha LOL
Great machining on the stainless shafts, as usual Adam ☺ I think Tom Lipton would need more than a step stool to complete a job like that 😆
Your an artist man. I'd love to put that work lathe in the middle of my living room and say "honey, well you did say only 1 more tool....how ya like it?" lol
Contemporary! 😎
+Kennnny77 I used to have a lathe in my dorm room in the service. My First Sargent wasn't too thrilled about it until I used it to make some carburetor parts for his bike. Then it was just the coolest s..t he'd ever seen.
Mike (o\!/o)
Nice SNS tonight, Adam. Great work on machining the shaft. I liked how you handed that 60 degree angle and the radius. The toolholder and bit looked like it held up really well to those interupted cuts. Off to watch some slitting action next.
Ryan that tool is great for ops like I shown, corner bevels, chamfers, and undercuts. I keep it set up on the tool holder.
Awesome machining there Adam. Love how stainless steel looks after fresh cut.
AVE brought me. Thanks! Looking forward for your new vids!
Thanks for stopping by!!
Glad to see someone who has some serious skills! keep on doing nice videos mr.Adam.
Regards from Finland
Love the amount of respect between all of y'alls channels and amazing work as usual. thank you for putting amazing content out!
lol thank you for facing that plate .... my eyes were burning :))
Heyman,
I could almost smell the sulfur when you were forming that radius. But it could be that supper's about ready.
Thanks for my Saturday night fix.
(.Y.)
Gives the shop the proper machine shop fragrance. 👍
+Abom79 Absolutely! !!
Great way to select winners. Some other would rather look for people who subscribed to them, or what videos they like.
Nice work Adam and great give away on the gears!!
That first pass on the interrupted cut had a cool beat/sound to it.
+SuperSecretSquirell Who knew we could makes funky tunes!
Congrats Rich. Nice work on the SS shaft.
I love the footage from work with the big lathe!
Adam that fancy stainless spragged shaft you did Is what I call a Gravy Train with Biscuit Wheels.
I enjoyed AVE's guest appearance on Chucks channel last week. lol Congrats on all the new subs! I really like your bouquet of Noga holders. That is awesome. :-) James Kilroy is the man for sharing those ebay finds!
You can use those stainless ribbons to wrap Christmas presents with.
not too familiar with chuck... which channel is that? brainfart moment lol
Anthony Mason
Outside screwball
+bcbloc02 Hi, can you tell me which channel this is/episode or better yet a straight link? I am a fan of AvE as well. Hope all is well...
I'd like to know what episode it was too. The AvE appearance on This Old Tony was pretty funny (you have your WHAT in a vise!?)
bcbloc02 Hi Anthony the Chuck I am familiar with is ChuckE2009. He is young and his vids are primarily welding. He is very good at what he does. In addition he gets products from other manufactures in that field and discusses them.
Wow. That was an awesome cut!!
I found you through AvE, I love you guys!
Adam , Never saw you cut at such a slow speed, looks strange ! Good job !
you are the great man ....thanks for post up all these video...wish you luck bro...
i know it calls for a radius that weld is when we weld stuff were constantly told leave flat to slightly convex welds so it shocks me but then again depending on the application that could be stronger im guessing
Nice work Adam those were some huge stainless chips!
Thanks for the video as always Adam, always a joy. I think some duct tape strips inside that plastic jar would have helped it move the names.
.....great show......maybe one of those other "machinist U tubers" that recently received X carves......would make a new box for that donated vintage Tap/Die set .....would be a great project for one of them.........look forward to some southern BBQ footage soon.........Pensacola skies get me every time.....
That would make a cool project!
What do you use for cutting oil? Does it vary based on what you're turning (one thing for stainless, something else for mild steel, etc...)? Having never worked with any serious machines, I can't imagine how much grunt that lathe has to turn off ribbons of stainless like that. Awesome to watch, thanks.
Yes I was watching AvE one day and he recommended your channel but that was years ago. He's been a fan of yours for years.
"Approaching 2016 . . ." I really am going to have to pay more attention to those dates. Yes he was talking about your channel 'years ago' .
Love the beat at 21:29!!! 6/8 time baby!! :D
Nice work with that form tool.
greenfield is about 1/2 hour away from me.... lots of machining buildings and places around here.. new england was the capitol of the machining inductry
good video bud love all of them. congrats to the winner of the gears.
Joy watching you work, Italy.
Hey silent watcher AvE turned me on to your channel. When he says your going to be in for a treat when you tune in to Abom 79 it's never an understatement. I've been hooked on your vids 😉 to see a master craftsman at work is the least I can compare your abilities. Thanks for the insight I've learned so much from you it's truly a blessing I wish you the best for making my life just a little bit better for you being a part of it. Always a fan yours truly Jackson
Hi, I love watching your lathe videos. Did you take classes back when getting started on using lathe or is it mostly experience? Seems like lots of decision making is involved as to what tool to use, what angle to get in. I know machinist handbook may have some of that info. just curious how you learned
All of the machining I learned hands on by my Dad, grandad, and mentor Sonny. We had a job shop so seen many types of repairs and metal fab.
Arthur Bryant’s sauce is the best. Lucky enough to be able to eat there quite often. I call it the gritty sauce as it’s one of a kind.🍺
I needed a m27x1.5 bolt for a camshaft puller a while back. It was a no no with my southbend 9a because of the lack of transpose gears. I had to buy 1 bolt for $30. Wish I had a set of those gears
AvE's non PC humor is a riot. He sent me your way a week ago.
Awesome! Thanks for stopping by my side of the tube. 👍
I learn a new technique every time I watch. You'e dealing with a life long subscriber. Nice to see education and the old boys network rocking the internet.
Good Lord! Is that a pony keg of cheeseballs?! Congrats to the winner!
+milkcrate82 It is a bit rediculous! LOL
+milkcrate82 Quite the sacrifice - Adam was willing to eat his way through a whole jar of cheeseballs so we could have a drawing... :-)
Came here via AvE, glad to see all you guys cross promote. Great content sir!
Hi mate. That was some nice radii that you made. I was wondering what kind of tolerances you would have to adhere to, and have you got some discretion yourself. On the part of The Ox, I think that our Tom just would have asked you to do it. Failing that, he might have used a camera set-up, and stayed out of the smoke all-together. ; )
i came to find your channel about 3 mths back from AVe mentioning you :)
+Rozzy1312 Don't recall him mentioning me then....
Still amazes me that a tool tip can take that much hammering from the SS offset sections.
I'm digging that crazy beat on the lathe.
Have to ask, does your work not supply you with inserts, holders, end mills?
I know this is old but there are two whiley tap and die sets on ebay complete. Just thought you should know if your interested in making a complete set and having a box with lid.
What kind of insert is that doing the heavy interrupted cut on SS (316?)? That is some heavy hammering for a carbide isn't it? Doug
I'm new, to your channel, but when you're turning that shaft it sounds like the beginning of Down with the Sickness or the guitar riff from Forty-six & 2.
Very thick walled tube then, we allowed a 0.001"/per inch of diameter for shrink fit. Only way we could get them out was to bore them out.
congrats Richard.
also nice penmanship Abom.
+Rozzy1312 Don't know if thats good or bad! LOL
That is tough work stainless is so tough to deal with.
Awesome job as usual thank goodness it wasn’t titanium.
how the heck you chuck the work piece up???? i can c that u have some jaws on outside of the piece snd some on the inside of the piece. would really be a great video content as it was for the indicating square stock in a 4-jaw chuck. keep them coming buddy, i spend every night going through all your SNS videos trying to keep up and stay with the times, thanx friend
Erik Devaney balls ,,,,,!, ,
Lovely work, talented for sure!
nice sideline of stainless steel 'slinkys' there Adam !
Hey Edward, those are some gnarly scissors you have there! :)
Error ratios... A fun topic to discuss.
You dialed a 16" disk, within .001.
To have the same error ration on a 1" disk? 0.0000625"
In any case, always enjoyable watching the 4 jaw master. :-D
It is a pleasure to see your vids !
Kiss from France !
Dude, I've never heard of AvE before, and after watching a couple of his vids. I am a fan. The guy is a nutty professor of nonsense!
One of your better vids , more machining. Good job as usual.
Having lived in KCMO may I suggest the most popular Gates and Arthur Bryant. The latter being the most popular Restaurant that celebrities and politicians frequent when in town.
Have you made any wristwatch parts lately? It's great watching your vids. Thanks.
You definitely needed the fan for that cut.
Hi Adam. I'm interested to know how you could measure the diameter of that rotor if it had an odd number of teeth?
Adam, I'm sure you've gotten this before, but what kind of ruler is that that you use when checking the chamfer?
+VlogifyTrey It's called a hook rule - here's an example of one made by PEC: www.amazon.com/PEC-Adjustable-Hook-Rule-Graduation/dp/B0002FTVXU
+tridium6111 Thanks!
Hey, man, why not just a couple of super magnets inside the jar, to hold it to the lathe chuck?
AvE is a top gentleman. A really nice guy!
What kind of machine does that shaft go into? (Sorry if you said it in the video, I must have missed it)
HiAdamYou had some real nasty "stringy Bastards" to deal withThe radius turning (blending) was first class BestJohn
Thanks John! Yep big stringy bastards!!
+Abom79 Those are more like rope. Could sell them as razer wire.
+Abom79 Those wide chips could have been used as hose protectors... ;-)