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Excellent work mate, I wish I had of thought of that back when I was an apprentice Fitter and Turner. This would have been very handy to know, quality work.
I would have never guessed you could anneal a bearing roller at home enough to machine it. I would have thought a 12 hour controlled annealing process would be needed.
After seeing this, I am a new subscriber. Very impressive. Your "eyeball" method result is better than many who have all the "right tools". Were there any special tolerances for the dimple? Thanks, Jerry.
Thanks! No tight spec's needed for that job. I made this for a dimple on a blacksmiths swage block that my son and I made in another video. If you liked this video you should check out the swage block video.
8:00 very reasonable explanations to me, backwards day ! Like it. It’s one thing to know how to use special tools, but mmuucchh smarter to know how to make one from something totally different like you did, love it!!! You are the kind of guy that will bring the world back to life after a world war or solar coronal mass ejaculation, I mean ejection.
It may not be worth it for a shop doing business. I'm just a hobby shop. If I hadn't video'd it I could have made it in a couple hours. Thanks for watching 😊
Yeah I know, I've used radius turner's before and I probably will make one eventually. The whole point to to this video was to show how you can make tooling freehand. Thanks for the tip though, I may just add that to my project list.
I don't remember exactly, somewhere in the neighborhood of 375 Rpm x 2ipm on aluminum and 175 x 3/4 on steel. Since then I've pushed it a lot harder and it's holding up.
@@GreenridgeMetalWorks Your excuse that it was made lefty so as to get some wear on the backside of the gears was genius. If I was the boss, it would be enough to give me a chuckle, and decide to let it slide.
I have also made several left handed cutters. I usually don't notice until the end, or worse, just as I'm showing it off to a coworker!
Good to know I'm not the only one. Thanks for watching 😊
@@GreenridgeMetalWorks I did that with my first attempt at a dovetail cutter, but no reverse on the mill required a remake.
You’ve got a great sense of humor man, I was cracking up at that rant about not thinking.
i guess im randomly asking but does anyone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?
I somehow forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me!
@Raylan Samuel instablaster ;)
Original content - I like it.
Impressive!
Great job on that manual radius machining. Impressive.
Excellent work mate, I wish I had of thought of that back when I was an apprentice Fitter and Turner. This would have been very handy to know, quality work.
You have remarkable hand/eye coordination.
Thanks
I would have never guessed you could anneal a bearing roller at home enough to machine it. I would have thought a 12 hour controlled annealing process would be needed.
I have to admit, it was a bit on the hard side but that's probably because I didn't get it as hot as I intended.
heat it up to 800* centigrade and put it into sand to cool down
Very cool. I have a few large end mills I have considered trying to modify to brown and sharpe #7 taper to fit my mill
I came across a #7 taper end mill holder in some junk I got at an auction the other day. Looks shop made but I don't have a use for it.
Sir you are very good at what you do.
Thanks!
After seeing this, I am a new subscriber. Very impressive. Your "eyeball" method result is better than many who have all the "right tools". Were there any special tolerances for the dimple? Thanks, Jerry.
Thanks! No tight spec's needed for that job. I made this for a dimple on a blacksmiths swage block that my son and I made in another video. If you liked this video you should check out the swage block video.
Super impressive.
Nice work man!
Thanks a lot! That means a lot coming from you. BTW, we love your channel!
@@GreenridgeMetalWorks Thanks , Subscribed . Nice editing work BTW.
old school thinking never say can't be done
I 100% need/want one please!👍👍👍
8:00 very reasonable explanations to me, backwards day ! Like it.
It’s one thing to know how to use special tools, but mmuucchh smarter to know how to make one from something totally different like you did, love it!!!
You are the kind of guy that will bring the world back to life after a world war or solar coronal mass ejaculation, I mean ejection.
Nice free hand work , anytime I try that I get close then get the runaway leaving a nice zip line, opps
man, thats a good job!
Almost always. Love it
Tilt the mill head, use a fly cutter and rotary table.
I've seen that done but I don't have a rotary table. Thanks 😊
Very cool
Fkng Outstanding!👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wowza! Nice work!
you deserve way more subs, nice video :)
Subscribed !!!
Nice, very nice... 👍
Thanks!
Nice tool. A little oil and water ?
how long did this take you to make? i found a 2" HSS ball endmill on MSC for $173 so im not sure this was financially worth it
It may not be worth it for a shop doing business. I'm just a hobby shop. If I hadn't video'd it I could have made it in a couple hours. Thanks for watching 😊
hey for 35 years i have been making stuff when it costs less to buy. But some of us just like making things. great channel
@@cjdiesel9033 thanks a lot!
I just started my own channel, not much on it but if you have any interest in old Jeeps maybe you could check it out.
@@cjdiesel9033 Agreed. I've spent all day making a tool I could buy for $35. Is that wasted time? Not if you love your work. Thanks.
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Awesome video. Where do you find the roller bearings?
They come from an OSB mill that I work at. These are from scrapped bearings.
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Have a look at NZ Diary radius ball turner I made one so their not hard to Make.
Yeah I know, I've used radius turner's before and I probably will make one eventually. The whole point to to this video was to show how you can make tooling freehand. Thanks for the tip though, I may just add that to my project list.
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Only single fluet are working or cutting edge
Wrong...
What speed and feed was that?
I don't remember exactly, somewhere in the neighborhood of 375 Rpm x 2ipm on aluminum and 175 x 3/4 on steel. Since then I've pushed it a lot harder and it's holding up.
Why left handed?
It was an accident. I meant for it to be right handed.
@@GreenridgeMetalWorks Your excuse that it was made lefty so as to get some wear on the backside of the gears was genius. If I was the boss, it would be enough to give me a chuckle, and decide to let it slide.