Thanks for video, my son is considering doing this for his work experience and I have heard of metal spinning but didn’t actually know what it involved.
I see In this video that you are moving the material up towards the top of the piece before thinning out that cylindrical section. Do you hear when the material is right or is it more feel?
Sorry for the late reply. It`s a little of both. I listen for when it touches the tool and when I feel the tool it`s time to lay off the material so not to ruin the tool or thin the material. It`s made of wood.
If you have a good teacher and you stick with it, maybe you could do this in 2 or 3 years. I have been spinning now for over 45 years. Good luck with your new job. 👍
@@jimmie7787 thank you I appreciate that theres a guy who has a channel called Big dick metal spinning ( i know the names abit crazy lol) check him out he is also a spinner and gave me some good words too check him out but again thank you I start my 1st day tomorrow operating first then setting then hopefully programming as the time goes on.
@@jimmie7787 You KNOW your stuff ! Comes from fellow spinner; but here locally we use a single stick, much harder work than compound lever you're using. Did make myself one, but stopped spinning big parts, due to change of products. Wearing gloves is also smart. Lot of idiots here are bare handed. One slip can ruin a hand for good. Still make small parts now and then, the old way. I've spun hundreds of parts for copper stills were making at the time.
@@panan7777 Thank You! I`ve been spinning 45 years now. We don't do a lot of copper. Mainly nickel alloys. Yes, spinning with a lever is much easier than a hand tool.
@@panan7777 Long time ago for me doing it this way because we start spinning Playback / CNC in 1987 and sinds 2007 we work 247 have robots behind all our spinning machines
@ 1:53 is finished as far as my part of the lob is. The company I do them for, cuts them and they are used for high end copper gutters on multi million dollars homes. greatlakesseamlessgutters.com/seamless-copper-gutters/
ok, this guy is much better than ive seen so far. Wish I could hear the sound, but at least your tooling isnt bouncing....the videos ive seen so far....fuck me. Uhhh yeah, compound is easier than a chest tool, anyone who does it that way for a living is insane. Ive tried it, chatter fest, hate it. Im a specialist on hydraulic lathes, heavy stuff, not no more. I hate spinning with a passion. Do you know john Bennett?
I hate it too but, I have to do something for a living. HaHaHa No, the name doesn't sound familiar? My son took the video. I`ll see if he still has it and post the long version. Thank You for the compliment.
Thanks for video, my son is considering doing this for his work experience and I have heard of metal spinning but didn’t actually know what it involved.
Wow!!! Amazing
Excelente trabajo
About 400-450 rpm`s
Very interesting! Good luck!
When you’ve got skill this, luck is almost secondary. Awesome job, I just contacted you for a commission.
Thats my daily job right there!
Where are you from Eric ?
amazing
wow !!!how fast is it spinning ?
got this on my recomended and i like it
Very... Very.. Nice.. craftsmanship
What type of spinner is that?
I see In this video that you are moving the material up towards the top of the piece before thinning out that cylindrical section. Do you hear when the material is right or is it more feel?
Sorry for the late reply.
It`s a little of both. I listen for when it touches the tool and when I feel the tool it`s time to lay off the material so not to ruin the tool or thin the material.
It`s made of wood.
👍👍👍
how can i order something?
Cobre de primeira qualidade e outra coisa não precisa recoser
I start a job this week doing this how long do you take to actually pick up the job and get a feel for it till your at that standard?
If you have a good teacher and you stick with it, maybe you could do this in 2 or 3 years.
I have been spinning now for over 45 years.
Good luck with your new job. 👍
@@jimmie7787 thank you I appreciate that theres a guy who has a channel called Big dick metal spinning ( i know the names abit crazy lol) check him out he is also a spinner and gave me some good words too check him out but again thank you I start my 1st day tomorrow operating first then setting then hopefully programming as the time goes on.
@@ebktoonz8436 Yes, I`ve seen his stuff. He has commented here on my video.
Very good spinner for sure.
Make sure you wear your left hand glove. 😉
@@jimmie7787 finished 1st day lol and what a day learning the CNC machine and working the parts there was so much to learn
@@ebktoonz8436 Very nice. CNC is far different than hand spinning.
Where are you located
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
How many times was that part annealed?
None.
What you see is start to finish.
Nice work. What brand and model of lathe are you using? Thanks
That lathe is a Prybil.
Dr driving song 😂😂
Nice work bro. I like spinning copper too. 064 thick?
Thanks!
It is .050 thick.
@@jimmie7787 You KNOW your stuff ! Comes from fellow spinner; but here locally we use a single stick, much harder work than compound lever you're using. Did make myself one, but stopped spinning big parts, due to change of products. Wearing gloves is also smart. Lot of idiots here are bare handed. One slip can ruin a hand for good. Still make small parts now and then, the old way. I've spun hundreds of parts for copper stills were making at the time.
@@panan7777 Thank You!
I`ve been spinning 45 years now. We don't do a lot of copper. Mainly nickel alloys.
Yes, spinning with a lever is much easier than a hand tool.
@@panan7777 Long time ago for me doing it this way because we start spinning Playback / CNC in 1987 and sinds 2007 we work 247 have robots behind all our spinning machines
@@jimmie7787 Nice job deep respect for you , i now how hard this job is .
I need spinning working job
Yes me to. Aye Shan ..
Did you get an answer
FFS show us the finished product
@ 1:53 is finished as far as my part of the lob is.
The company I do them for, cuts them and they are used for high end copper gutters on multi million dollars homes.
greatlakesseamlessgutters.com/seamless-copper-gutters/
Torneri 1920
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ok, this guy is much better than ive seen so far. Wish I could hear the sound, but at least your tooling isnt bouncing....the videos ive seen so far....fuck me.
Uhhh yeah, compound is easier than a chest tool, anyone who does it that way for a living is insane. Ive tried it, chatter fest, hate it. Im a specialist on hydraulic lathes, heavy stuff, not no more. I hate spinning with a passion.
Do you know john Bennett?
I hate it too but, I have to do something for a living. HaHaHa
No, the name doesn't sound familiar?
My son took the video. I`ll see if he still has it and post the long version.
Thank You for the compliment.
It looks good, we are also a strong manufacturer of sheet metal fabrication in China, with high quality and competitive price.