Horizontal Milling - Building the Overarm Support
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Finally got around to building the overarm support for the Schaublin 13.
The cutter you see at the end is 5/8" wide, 18T, ~3" OD.
Cut is 5/8" (16mm) x 0.4" deep (10mm). ~60 RPM @ 0.5 IPM.
I was scared.
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I've watched this at least three times. I swear I haven't seen anyone who can manage to pull off the range This Old Tony does. From something that legit could be in an art house film festival, to the good natured snarkiness that is Lathe Leveling, to the satire of Origins all that AND I learn something every single time. Bravo, man.
I almost started clapping when it was over. This is one of the most beautifulest TOT videos. Chapeau.
I love this channel, it's a combination of AVe humour and clickspring precision!
you read my mind...all three are great. skookum as frig
All produce great vid jey o's !
A few tubalcain tantrums to boot would be nice.
it's abom79 plus AVe!
Nothing I love more than a little 🌶 spicy bronze....in the morning!
This is an old favourite. The precision with which you made this part always impresses me.
And the award for best editing in a UA-cam machining video goes to....
+bensbenz . . . who? you're just going to leave us hanging?
;) Thanks Ben!
+This Old Tony well it's a Tony award so... :)
Some really nice work here. Very very enjoyable video! Well done!
Started sharpening my pencil watching this. finished watching, and noticed I only had the eraser left. Well done, Sir!
I almost broke a rib laughing at the singing.... and the bronze mix.... Excellent! Thank you for an uplifting end to the day!!! Too much fun....
I just sit in awe how one man has this advanced kit, skill, talent, and humor, despite doing it for a hobby. Love this dude.
Very clever way to pull off that head. Most of us would have just yanked it off of there and dropped it on our foot to cushion the landing.
I don't have that problem. Mine goes up and over the top of the machine ;) I might drop the horizontal piece on my foot though !
That's my preferred method and also why I now wear steel toed shoes.
You are the "Panacea" to all that is the noise that tries to occupy my soul......the video and the music are mesmerizing.
Thank you,
David
Me- "Damn I wish I had this man's shop!"
(Sees large drill bit)
Me- "That bit alone is probably $100. Gonna have to stick to woodworking."
To be completely honest, it would be a huge disservice to your shop if I did have it. I'm constantly amazed by what you can do and never knew a lot of it was possible with the tools you have. Hell, I never knew a lot of those tools and accessories even existed. I enjoy watching you work though!
yes that and TOT's ability !! well done again Tony
I wish he worked for me! lol
Outstanding!! Absolute pleasure to watch a master at his craft. UPDATE: just rewatched this and it is so relaxing, interesting, cathartic a real pleasure of a watch! Thank you Tony for bringing 1000x better quality content than television ever will!
Opera, algebra and alchemy in one video. Bravo!
I am speachless. The video is a work of art. Your machining work is top notch and your video editing is incredible. Been watching for 6 months.
That was so good on so many levels. TY!
You have one hell of a sense of humor !
I believe you were born to be a Machinist and an artist !
Thanks for sharing and take care.
The machinist humor with a slight international flair of AVE combined with the lets make it from bare stock of Clickspring, a winning combination! You Sir have earned yourself a new subscriber.
Hi Tony, just wanted to tell you that I love your channel. I am a retired Air Force Metals Technologist (Machinist, Welder, CNC Programmer), fancy title. You have great ideas and bring in humor in way that make me feel like I am back in uniform working in the old shop. Thank you for what you do.
Cinematic masterpiece, Cannes film festival better watch out.
+Francis Barnett If I'm not invited I'll be bummed, for sure.
thought the same thing
Yeah, and it's still a better love story than Twilight.
@@worldmenders It's a better love story than Love Story.
This is mechanical engineering meets the visual Arts! This should be submitted for a much deserved award!
This video is worthy of a film festival¡
Another great video Old Tony. Stay at it Tony, it shows the true genius of your diversified machine shop fabrication background. Thank you
A pleasure to watch a master tool maker apply his craft, while listening to great music.
hhhhuhhh
This channel alone has made me consider changing my profession.
Your videos have ruined the rest of you tube for me. Thanks a lot, I mean it thank you very much. Well done!
Thank you!
Amazing work, keep it up.
that was AMAZING. how did u make the single bronze piece float and seal at the same time? that confused me.
The rest of UA-cam ruined UA-cam, This Old Tony merely avoided making his videos (nOT CLiCkBAiT) PRANK!!! (GonE WrONg) (GoNe SeXUaL) (CONfesSiOn) (NO DrAMa!)
For which I am extremely grateful, this channel remains a beacon of hope, not only that quality content still gets made, but that the communities this type of channel (Abom79, AvE, ClickSpring, Applied Science, GreatScott, etc) bring together are so healthy; they're supportive, inquisitive, accepting and there's no hatred in the comments. Really glad you guys are here. Thanks both viewers and creators!
Also Tony, if you're reading this, could you share your bronze recipe? I've tried it a dozen times and I keep getting brass.
@@CuthbertNibbles I keep getting ads for "UA-cam TV" as if UA-cam doesn't understand that if I wanted to watch TV I wouldn't be here in the first place.
Tony, you're in a class all your own. Very well done.
Been watching your channel for two days and now its my favourite. It's so satisfying watching your process of creativity and creation and the humor is right up my alley.
Thanks!
ohh Mr.Tony....a true classic. how can i missed this years ago. you are like my old shopmaster i can feel the love you put into your work. thanks alot for this great content :)
please never stop youtubing, this is pure gold, brass and steel. how do you find time for those great videos?? love your humor!
I’m not sure why, but I felt the need to shed a tear at how beautiful this is. I’ve really only seen his videos where he’s doing a voiceover. This is something else, something amazing.
Machining for the heart and soul, Oh My! Felt like I witnessed High Art...moving imagination to form and function through elegance. May be your best one yet Tony. Thank You are meager words....~PJ
+pjsalchemy Thanks PJ!
I stumbled upon your channel by accident and have been stuck here since. I have never been around a milling machine, but now want to take it up. I won't, but I want to. You make it look as though anyone could buy a lathe and milling machine and be creating metal art in mins. This is a gift Tony. Your humor is outstanding. Keep putting them out and I'll be here like Malcolm McDowell, Clockwork Orange
A good friend of mine recently came into possession of what is probably a 105 year old John Steptoe horizontal hand mill, which is pretty much the our great granddads version of what you're doing here. After about of month of cleaning and fixing, we made our first chips with it last night.
This stuff is so much fun!
A real treat to see a craftsman at work. Thank's.
All that work for a simple slot. It seems to me that the journey is your reward. Nice Video.
Delicious blend of peaceful piano and precision machining! A pleasure to watch good sir!
Wonderful. Was just sitting on the couch, watching this on the big TV with Dolby Sound, and eventually even my wife and the 11 months Babygirl joined. So fascinating and calming... :)
Got yourself a new subscriber!
Man I've been binging on this like there is no tomorrow. I wanna be just like Tony when I grow up. Tony do you have a day job? How the hell did you learn all these skills? Twenty five million views? Start a school and make millions. Thanks so much.
Sorry about your voice going out like that; Rough cutting stock like that can be tough on machinists. So glad to see you made the best of the situation and another fine video to boot!
Fantastic engineering and move making. Thanks a lot from a UK viewer
I've never seen horizontal milling running this clean and smooth before. nice job
Tony, you are simply fantastic! Thank you very much!!
This is the best mix of useful machining tips and entertainment I've ever seen! Man I laughed out so hard as you get use of your internal Opera steel cutter. I hope you got the patent ;) Many thanks for all the effort you put in your video's! Greetings from Germany.
I watched this like a reflective Clark Griswold up in the loft watching old Xmas home movies in Nat. Lampoons Xmas Vacation. Blinding piece of workmanship and video editing. Tony - you've saved the internet!
Besides adding this video to my "Best of UA-cam" list, I am extremely amazed and impressed by the work setups.
Not sure if you do this for a living but you sure make things look easier, great ideas and design better than my local machine shop even
I felt under dressed watching this.
Me too so I pulled out my old ` Cow gown` from my days working in the machine shop at Lucas
Certainly a blacktie affair.
You speak for yourself there mate.
I feel perfectly dressed for this being entirely naked!
You need your dressing tool then. Make sure to test your new abrasive surface with some W1
byrysh Make sure to wear your safety tie
Such a talented artist, they way you applied the blueing dye. Fantastic!!!
I keep recommending your videos to my friends so much, they must think I'm all nuts and bolts...
Mechanical poetry in motion - class act my dear Tony.
Still the best Tony video of all times. I watch it from time to time. Superb machining skills mixed with great music. Drops my blood pressure by 20!
I've watched a lot of machining videos and this was possibly the best I've seen....well done sir!
+jfpinkston Thank you jf!
You converted vertical milling into horizontal milling.
Great job.
Now I finally understand the art of... Art. Your videos are both funny and beautiful to watch, I love it. Best UA-cam channel ever!
Thanks!
I know this is 6 years ago. But the fact he made this is absolutely impressive
Regular guy: I need this part for my machine, do you guy carry it ?
Shop: I don't think such thing exist .
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This old Tony : I needed this part so I made it.
Abom79 made a parking attachment for his vertical head. It's definitely a channel you should subscribe to as it's very interesting all the things he's worked on over the years
If I believe this channel, 50% of metalwork is to make parts for metalwork machines.
I can’t blame him. I program tools for programmers.
I never knew that hot peppers are an ingredient in bronze. I learn something new with every video. Thanks ToT your the best!
I love your videos. You are one of the guys I get most excited about when a new video is posted.
+larsmark Thank you!
I am a machinist myself from Ghana. This dude does tremendous stuffs it ease. I love that
viewer: how many sets of skill does tony have?
tony: YES
Amen 🙂
I come back to watch this one every few months. The Opera Slice gets me every time.
Everything is better with a hot pepper in it, even a This Old Tony video. Great show!
I don’t recall the last time I enjoyed a video like that one. I used to wonder why my Dad would ask me to leave his “shop” when ever he was working on something very tedious. 53 yrs later and watching my you-tube hero’s and wishing I had a lathe & Bridgeport . . . . . . . . I understand. I wonder what he’d say if he saw a DRO and all the other digital tooling. Thanks Tony, I sure enjoyed it
Genius.... the work was excellent but the video was so well put together
Seriously beautiful. You made a work of art.
Skills man.... Skills!👌 nice job!
+Abom79 I kept thinking, "man, I wonder if he's been watching Abom's parking attachment series?" I guess this answers that question. BTW, I'm really loving that series also. It's great seeing all the different processes in play. Thanks for taking the time to put your own master skills out there for us.
+Abom79 You should see me on the dance floor.
Adam & Tony, You both are very talented.
OMG, the musical score!! Incredible. You are incredible.
This video was absolutely Soothing to my mind, I could watch this over and over.
You sir, are a master tradesman. That was a pleasure to watch! The quality of machine and workmanship, the attention to detail and some old-school techniques not often used now days was a real treat to see. Executed so we'll. My hat off to you.
You're brilliant!
How come THIS OLD TONY channel is the only thing I watch each and every day for the past year or so ?. It combines exquisite taste, knowledge, expertise, lots of laughs and a very good company.
Love !. PABLO FROM ARGENTINA !.
Tony....this is one of the best videos I think I have ever seen!! Great production, super build, just great shot of machining and your humor is fantastic....ATB
+outsidescrewball Thanks Chuck, means a lot.
+This Old Tony
Hey Chuck, I totally agree!
I've never cried so much during a machining video.
And I forgot to say - Wow! Just wow.... The support, came out excellent.
+BasementShopGuy DITTO!!
it 2 mm out.. nooooooo... my nightmare
hi, I'm french, why he have writen "end" in french : Fin ?
Hhgc Ertyuu je me suis dis la même chose
Hhgc Ertyuu Because he can. The end is the end, regardless of the language it's written in.
Most enjoyable, and that sweetly melancholic piano gave it a special bit.
Beautiful piece, and excellent music! master!
Thanks!
You always manage to remind me of how spoiled I am as a CNC machinist.
Good show old chap!
Really nice work with attention to detail, not seen often nowadays... A pleasure to watch thank you for sharing.
Joyful watching that Swiss masterpiece come back to life, and the homemade Arbor steady was a bonus. 15 years milling on a Universal Huron mill for a living doing weapons manufacture, brought it all back to me...Thanks.
1:57 did anyone realize that 1.6530 is 42 mm ? This swiss guys have some scifi culture ;-)
As soon as i saw the odd measurements i thought it had to be something simple in metric
Also, distance between centers, 4.41" - 1.653" = 2.757" = 70.0mm
@@craigmandall9420 everything is simple in metric
I'm not really sure *why*; maybe it was the music, maybe it was the subtle machine sounds that my brain latched onto so that it felt like I was there, or maybe it was simply the pleasant camera angles and well lit scene.... but this is one of the most beautiful videos I've seen. I will have to spend some time reviewing what made this so magnificent. I cannot put it into words.
Beautiful piece of work, excellent video, perfectly wry wit, a true masterpiece!
+MrWalkerklondyke Thanks!
I couldn't agree more! And I'm truly impressed by your workmanship :)
Backtracking all of your videos the last few days.
And this, my good sir, was a pure work of art. The music, camera work and the finished product was measmerizing.
*Tips his hat*
Awesome! And great voice.
it's always nice to revisit the classics once in a while. Bravo, Tony.
1st-rate machining skills here, a joy to watch.
.....one of your finest Sir! Now the proud owner of a horizontal mill.
At first I didn't like that little mill, now I realize it's a lot stiffer and more capable than my bridgeport!
Same here.
The Metal Butcher you do not know how to run a Bridgeport then I have four bridgeport's wouldn't trade them for the world let's see you Mill something 62 in Long how many set-ups would you do with this Mill would be in the 9 to 10 setups ,???my Bridgeport 48 inch table with a 30-inch cut!! do the math that's 2 and 1/2 setups and hold a .001 tolerance over that cut thank you but no is a cute Mill
This is the most emotionally attached machining video I have ever seen.
2:10
Wow, I can't stop laughing!
I have been watching so many of your videos on the Xbox I had to come to my tablet and subscribe and leave a message you have an amazing Channel man I can watch your videos all day and I did yesterday and I'm right back at it again today and your sense of humor is top notch the little things you add in on your videos is just so cool man just wanted to show some love thanks for all the great videos and content you put out and I am definitely going to finish this video I'm only four and a half minutes in have a good one my good friend 👍👍👊👊👊❤❤😎😎😎
I'm a big fan of the novel ways you cut up your stock :P
Excellent and weirdly calming. You are an artist TOT, well a highly skilled engineer.
Great job as always tony keep up the good work love the editing..
I inherited my grandfather's machine shop... and he either did not have or lost the overarm support for the Clausing 8550. I've watched this 3 times building up the nerve to make my own attempt. Thanks for this video... I need this.
So relaxing -- wonderful!
Thanks Blaise!
Action speaks louder than words !
10/10 🏅
Wonderfully well-made video. And a wonderfully well-made piece of equipment, too. :)
Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful work Tony!
TOP VIDEO! Difficult precision machining , Humor. and not word said to much!