I’ve been machining professionally for about 7 years now, and what I’ve learned the most is that ‘the more you learn, the more you realize you don’t know’. I enjoy your channel very much
Sometimes they don't engage in the right spot 🥴 then what happens is you just throw your whole part in the scrap bin. If you run a lathe that has a spindle brake, and reversing motor, keep your leadscrew engaged 😉 Always 100 percent success 👍
Hi , I'm from Spain I study machining , this is a mistery for me because I always see American UA-camrs using this threading method and after asking all my professors about this method no one knows how to work that way and have never seen it done .
I’ve been machining professionally for about 7 years now, and what I’ve learned the most is that ‘the more you learn, the more you realize you don’t know’. I enjoy your channel very much
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us aspiring home shop machinists!
You just upped my game, well spoken and laconic. Thanks
Sometimes they don't engage in the right spot 🥴 then what happens is you just throw your whole part in the scrap bin. If you run a lathe that has a spindle brake, and reversing motor, keep your leadscrew engaged 😉 Always 100 percent success 👍
I believe my lathe has 8TPI, my Father's old artisan lathe has a 3/4" double start 2TPI stub ACME leadscrew
Just a really nice explanation :)
Love these videos.
Hi , I'm from Spain I study machining , this is a mistery for me because I always see American UA-camrs using this threading method and after asking all my professors about this method no one knows how to work that way and have never seen it done .
Hi
Drilling quotation
Do you know breakthrough space under plate for drill how much it is say for 1 inch drill ?
Just set a stop and run the lathe in reverse. Thread out. Bonus you won't crash your machine.
Safest bet