this is a wonderful video, I had no idea just how much work goes into resharpening a dovetail cutter..... you attention to detail in explaining was very helpful to this neophyte machinist.......thank you so much, Paul down in Orlando, Florida
@robertoswalt319 It is evident that my feline companion performs visual examinations of me approximately ten to thirty times daily without employing ionizing radiation. ♥️😎♥️
Very informative. Glad to find your channel. Looking forward to the next, and I will check out your previous videos as well. I see we have chickens and KO Lee tool and cutter grinders in common so far.
Thank You,Sir, well explained! I own a U3 TC grinder, a Deckel S0 clone. "Should be" possible to do the same, but a "real" TC grinder like yours would do it much more exact and repeatable...
I find it much better to use a cup wheel to grind the end of the cutter. Your wheel works but a cup wheel has much more wheel before its worn out and when you dress it you have much less wheel to remove. Also with a newer cicncinnati #2 with a tilting wheel head you can also use the cupwheel to grind the od just tip the head to your 5-7 degrees.
I don't disagree with you. However the cup wheel i have on hand is much courser and is tough to get into a tight corner like the one I was dealing with in this case.
Again I don't disagree with you however, the cup wheel I have on hand is very course and the cutting edge degrades into a big flat very quickly and that's what makes it tough to get into a tight spot. There is very little room between the tooth I am grinding and the next one that I don't want to hit and with the big flat I would be into the next tooth before I'm off of the one I'm grinding.
Great video. I'd like to make a center of rotation gage for myself. Any chance you could send me some simple dimensions of yours? Thank you! PS: The vacuum head dims you sent me worked out great!
Glad you enjoyed the video. More to come... Sure I'd be happy to send you some dimensions. It will take me a few days but I will get something to you as soon as I'm able. Cheers!
A class machine and a very skilled user. Great video.
Many thanks!
That was a fantastic video, a very enjoyable 30 minutes, thank you very much.
Many thanks!
Excellent job! Am I happy that carbide T-inserts exist.
Many thanks!
this is a wonderful video, I had no idea just how much work goes into resharpening a dovetail cutter.....
you attention to detail in explaining was very helpful to this neophyte machinist.......thank you so much,
Paul down in Orlando, Florida
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
I observed that your supervisor, who happens to be a cat, came out to inspect your work. ❤
Precision grinding requires a cat scan to validate the precision of the work.
@robertoswalt319
It is evident that my feline companion performs visual examinations of me approximately ten to thirty times daily without employing ionizing radiation. ♥️😎♥️
Good one!
Indeed!
Very informative. Glad to find your channel. Looking forward to the next, and I will check out your previous videos as well. I see we have chickens and KO Lee tool and cutter grinders in common so far.
Awesome, thank you!
Thank You,Sir, well explained! I own a U3 TC grinder, a Deckel S0 clone. "Should be" possible to do the same, but a "real" TC grinder like yours would do it much more exact and repeatable...
Thanks! We appreciate the feed back
Very nice job!❤❤
Thank you! 😊
Another great video. Very interesting I learned a bunch!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
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You're welcome
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Nice video but you really need a soft faced hammer for those fine adjustments.
Thanks for the tip
I find it much better to use a cup wheel to grind the end of the cutter. Your wheel works but a cup wheel has much more wheel before its worn out and when you dress it you have much less wheel to remove. Also with a newer cicncinnati #2 with a tilting wheel head you can also use the cupwheel to grind the od just tip the head to your 5-7 degrees.
I don't disagree with you. However the cup wheel i have on hand is much courser and is tough to get into a tight corner like the one I was dealing with in this case.
@@Lappemountainliving I always found the cup wheels to be easier to get it the corner since the diameter is smaller
@@Lappemountainliving I only used the wheels like you were using to grind the gash in the end of a cutter
Again I don't disagree with you however, the cup wheel I have on hand is very course and the cutting edge degrades into a big flat very quickly and that's what makes it tough to get into a tight spot. There is very little room between the tooth I am grinding and the next one that I don't want to hit and with the big flat I would be into the next tooth before I'm off of the one I'm grinding.
@@Lappemountainliving you need a harder cup wheel or maybe run it faster if you can
Excellent video. Is that KO Lee A Dakota model?
It's a B2060 model. I remember having to wait a bit longer for it because it has a longer than normal table.
Great video. I'd like to make a center of rotation gage for myself. Any chance you could send me some simple dimensions of yours? Thank you! PS: The vacuum head dims you sent me worked out great!
Glad you enjoyed the video. More to come...
Sure I'd be happy to send you some dimensions.
It will take me a few days but I will get something to you as soon as I'm able.
Cheers!