Boring and Broaching a Pulley in the Lineshaft Machine Shop

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  • @Biokemist-o3k
    @Biokemist-o3k Рік тому +1

    Your shop is really great !! I am a chemical engineer but I was hit by an F350 while riding to work on my 1957 Harley and was nearly ended. As I recovered I decided to do what I really loved and that is rebuilding and restoring pre-WWI race cars such as the Morgans and the MG's. I have to make every part that I need because they stopped making most of them over 100 years ago. That is the part I really enjoy.

  • @zacharyschaafsma2523
    @zacharyschaafsma2523 Рік тому +1

    nice work but i think that pulley is spinning way to fast for boring . love watching your videos keep up the good work

  • @brianwolent9593
    @brianwolent9593 Рік тому

    Thank you.... I really like what you are teaching.

  • @brunosergioporto8881
    @brunosergioporto8881 Рік тому

    Hello, I like your workshop and all the videos. Good job, thank you for sharing your adventures with the vintage mashines, very nice. Greetings from Santa Catarina State, Southern Brazil.

  • @michaeltreadwell777
    @michaeltreadwell777 Рік тому

    Fascinating. Looking forward to all your future videos - thanks for sharing your interesting skills. Take care 🙂

  • @Knowhowconservationist
    @Knowhowconservationist Рік тому

    Great work again, thank you. Nice planer you got there, hope to see it running. I guess in this case you could have turned the piece around on your lathe, you would have less tool stickout and chatter therefore. Keep it going😊

  • @JORGE_BRASILEIRO
    @JORGE_BRASILEIRO Рік тому

    Very Nice Equipment

  • @blackkattzor
    @blackkattzor Рік тому

    Cool

  • @theowiththeo
    @theowiththeo Рік тому

    Very cool! Theo 🤙🤟🫡

  • @Beechnut985
    @Beechnut985 24 дні тому

    REF old lathe