How To Make Lathe Machine | Part - 2 | Homemade Lathe Machine | Nonsense Creativity
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Nonsense Creativity | Homemade Granite Lathe Machine Part -2 | Saddle Assembly
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very impressive work, use oil for marking the highest surface.
Thank you Walid for your suggestion... i will try next time....
Although with limited machine tool resources you were doing an excellent job until you installed roller bearings. With your skills I was hoping you will end up making air bearings.
Air bearings are in my mind...one day i will try it ...
nice work. i also got new ideas for my lathe from yours.
thank you but ball-bearing sliding mechanism isn't a good idea go for dovetail slide if you can do it yourself or buy one if available
Hi, wonderful project. How do you think that two pieces of granite will slide on each other?
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Hi.. happy 2020.. well.. I'm using ball bearings but it is not necessary... you can use two polished surfaces of granite or any other stone and proper lubrication will work fine.
Now i am working on tailstock and i ditched ball bearings ...
@@creativeamol Thanks, and happy 2020. Would you recommend using oil for lubrication just like for steel?
@@Made2hack its depend on the sliding mechanism design because it need certain type of viscosity oil..better you go for grease.. and do some trial and error ...
Use the machine for specific duration and check whether lubricant is circulating or not then change the oil for different viscosity
what are you using as reference surface? is that just some polished granite? while it might look shiny, it often isn't very planar. you might want to lap in some plates with the three plate method (there's also a two plate method, but it requires you to make a tool for measuring planarity). You can see how that's done here ua-cam.com/video/X37SIhRmzf4/v-deo.html
can't get a flat part if the reference isn't flat to begin with.
Also, I think stone on stone might not be the best for sliding partners. There will be grit that builds up over time jamming the mechanism.
HI, thank you, glass and granite itself , because i don't have anything planer than this at home :( now i am working on chuck plate :)
@@creativeamol what I was saying is that you can create very planar surfaces with the method in the video. All you need is some grinding powder (I used silicon carbide) and a lot of time. If the surface was ground before it shouldn't take too much time anyway.