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  • Опубліковано 31 бер 2017
  • Making new tailstock
    part 1 • Homemade lathe part 1
    part 2 • Homemade lathe part 2
    part 3 • Homemade lathe part 3
    part 4 • Homemade lathe part 4
    part 5 • Homemade lathe part 5
    part 6 • Homemade lathe part 6
    Part 7 • Homemade lathe part 7
    part 8 • Homemade lathe part 8
    part 9 • Homemade lathe part 9
    part 10 • Homemade lathe part 10
    part 11 • Homemade lathe part 11

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  • @harrychrisbanoe4870
    @harrychrisbanoe4870 2 роки тому +2

    channel seperti inilah yang paling saya sukai 👍
    semoga channel ini selalu sukses.....
    Salam dari Indonesia 🇲🇨

  • @musap6660
    @musap6660 Рік тому +1

    Zaman kaybı kamerayı sabitleyemedinmi göstermek için

  • @fenixalorca3143
    @fenixalorca3143 2 роки тому +1

    Eso se casero No tiene nada maestro, pero gracias por Compartir la idea... está genial, justo lo que necesitaba. Saludos

  • @walterruizdiaz874
    @walterruizdiaz874 2 роки тому +1

    Excelente trabajo, muy profesional, lastima que quedaron partes que no se vieron ...

  • @Etiennevisvang
    @Etiennevisvang 2 роки тому +1

    Excellent job. Please keep up the videos

  • @elrubitoresi2098
    @elrubitoresi2098 5 років тому

    La verdad que me dejas mudó !!!!!! y se te agradece x compartir tus trabajos ..

  • @joselimberflores6257
    @joselimberflores6257 7 років тому +3

    Es muy profecional!!! exelente trabajo, quisiera ser igual que usted. gracias por compartir sus videos me motivan a realizar mis projectos.

  • @Rolingmetal
    @Rolingmetal 7 років тому

    That certainly lines up better then my old lathe. Well done.

  • @mrohny76
    @mrohny76 2 роки тому +2

    ładnie zrobione 👍👍

  • @tombarlow6176
    @tombarlow6176 3 роки тому

    That was interesting like the way you build the tail stock

  • @dannyhoang3192
    @dannyhoang3192 2 роки тому +1

    That's great!

  • @josephpereira7229
    @josephpereira7229 3 роки тому +2

    Excelente 👍👍👍

  • @onderyuksel1203
    @onderyuksel1203 Рік тому +1

    Very nice

  • @user-uz1sz1rf7k
    @user-uz1sz1rf7k 6 місяців тому

    Благодарю за видео

  • @BrassLock
    @BrassLock 7 років тому +6

    I'm always amazed at what you can do with your bits of steel that you fit together into something very professionally. I don't know much about lathes, however it looks like you made your own "Morse Taper", and the centering looks great. Well done. But you must make yourself a tripod and camera holder so you don't have to show stuff with one hand and hold the camera in the other hand 😅

    • @Homemadelathemachine
      @Homemadelathemachine  7 років тому

      Morse taper hole can be done in two ways. The first method is carved on a lathe cutter. The second method is a special tool, I do not know what it is called in English, that's his photo www.bit-instrument.ru/images/razvertka_konicheskay_150r.JPG
      There are problems with shooting video at the moment I do it on camera smartphone.

    • @Getbent97
      @Getbent97 7 років тому

      The name of that tool is a reamer, the one with the "teeth" is a coarse one and the one with the straight spines is a fine one.

    • @BrassLock
      @BrassLock 7 років тому

      Homemade lathe machine Thanks for the link - the two reamers appear to make the internal half of the job accurate. The turning of the external shaft surface would be the most difficult I guess.

    • @BrassLock
      @BrassLock 7 років тому +1

      Getbent97 For a 20 year old you are quite knowledgeable about these things 😄

    • @Getbent97
      @Getbent97 7 років тому

      Why thank you sir! I try my best, knowledge has never gone astray, one of those things you can never have too much of so long as its being used in the correct manner. You are also correct about the reamers making the internal part accurate. Basically speaking you are meant to turn, drill, mill etc slightly undersized and then ream it out. The reamer is more precise and removes less material than say drilling and because you aren't using high speeds to remove material there is less chance of the reamer wandering, flexing and so on which can cause a slightly misshapen hole. It also gives a much nicer surface finish than by just used a drill bit or milling it out.

  • @mr.ranyhomemade2466
    @mr.ranyhomemade2466 3 роки тому

    Good to know your work I will make it soon

  • @SmallestWorkshopGH
    @SmallestWorkshopGH 7 років тому +6

    Excellent engineering, I always look forward to see what you have achieved, long may it continue. 👍🏻

  • @leksey7870
    @leksey7870 5 років тому

    Everything is done very competently!

  • @davethurston753
    @davethurston753 3 роки тому +1

    Very nice.

  • @davideliasfloresescalante8840
    @davideliasfloresescalante8840 3 роки тому

    Greetings,
    About the tools did You used in this project. The pipe milling drill was? Thanks in advance

  • @OldPumpMan
    @OldPumpMan 6 років тому

    AWESOME Job👍; I Like This Design A Lot Better Than The First Tail Stock, It Seems To Be Smoother! Its Always Rewarding & Fun To Improve On Ur Previous Designs Isnt It☺! Im Working On Designing A Bandsaw, Based On A Plan In A Popular Mechanics Book About Making Ur Own Tools From The Early 1900's, Using Bike Wheels For The Bandsaw Blade Wheels! Now I Just Need To Stop Adding To My Design & Actually Build It😀😀! If I Might Add One Thing, You Might Want To Put A Shield Around Ur Motor/Drive Box Connection, Just In Case You Ever Have To Work On A Long Piece When Milling(Depth Wise, Front Of Lathe To Rear) Because I Noticed It Might Hit The Motor/Drive Box Connection & That Would Not Be A Happy Day! Im Sure We've All Had Bad Days Like That & Dont Wish To Repeat Them, I Know I've Had Them😶😶!! Again Its An AWESOME Tail Stock & Lathe- Good Job☺!!!

  • @carlosbal1215
    @carlosbal1215 7 років тому

    muy bueno su trabajo que valor tiene?? muy intetesante es para comercializar o puedes compartir los planos con sus medidas.. felicitaciones

  • @eddietowers5595
    @eddietowers5595 7 років тому +1

    The screw lever of your Turret tool post shouldn't face the head stock, you can use shims to have the lever turn away from headstock. Buy very very nice work, very good

  • @LUIS63LOPEZ
    @LUIS63LOPEZ 7 років тому

    GOOD, PRECISE AND INTERESTING WORK.

  • @user-hz3gg3ek2k
    @user-hz3gg3ek2k 4 роки тому +2

    👍👍😘

  • @user-gk1fw9bb6s
    @user-gk1fw9bb6s 6 років тому +1

    Як вийшло заварити зтакою точністю?

  • @mestrefalcaoartistaplastic3001
    @mestrefalcaoartistaplastic3001 6 років тому

    Friend I am Brazilian ... okay I really enjoyed your explanations and of your vidios. question you have the videos of how can I do the expensive around please could help me sending me vt, because I really need ok you will be very grateful.

  • @cjfacavocemesmo8227
    @cjfacavocemesmo8227 7 років тому +2

    otimo trabalho

  • @user-io9js3hy2k
    @user-io9js3hy2k 5 років тому +1

    Всё наглядно, но тебе не помешало бы третья рука...

  • @festin10
    @festin10 3 роки тому

    casera?

  • @wilsonsilva4952
    @wilsonsilva4952 6 років тому

    Se vc tivesse feito, uma rosca nessa parte que fica o raramente, teria ficado muito mais bonito...mas mesmo assim ficou top. Parabéns!

  • @charlescompton4495
    @charlescompton4495 7 років тому

    I'm sure there must be someone near you who can weld that for you. You might ask Abom (Adam Booth) for some pointers just in case, Greg.

  • @tranduy9982
    @tranduy9982 Рік тому

    Mình muốn đặt mua

  • @dadaaventura.8346
    @dadaaventura.8346 2 роки тому

    Top

  • @henrybeiler8593
    @henrybeiler8593 4 роки тому

    How did you bore out the tapered shaft

  • @muncialsom9630
    @muncialsom9630 4 роки тому

    como fazer pra comprar um deste

  • @petropetrovych8333
    @petropetrovych8333 7 років тому

    Вячеслав, саму піноль ви точили на цьому ж станку?

    • @Homemadelathemachine
      @Homemadelathemachine  7 років тому

      Піноль це шток гідроциліндра Ф35 мм, а корпус труба гідроциліндра з отвором Ф35. Труба шліфована та хромована, тому шток ідеально входить у трубу без люфтів. Єдине що довелося робити не на моєму станку це отвір конус морзе 3.

  • @sdn1parebok790
    @sdn1parebok790 6 років тому

    wow, amazing

  • @josiascavalcante220
    @josiascavalcante220 7 років тому

    Friend, thanks for the video, how can you put the measurements and diameters of each piece?

  • @zumbazumba1
    @zumbazumba1 7 років тому +2

    How much did lathe cost you so far?

    • @Homemadelathemachine
      @Homemadelathemachine  7 років тому

      Very cheap, because all parts are made in my garage

    • @zumbazumba1
      @zumbazumba1 7 років тому

      Yea but still its a bunch of steel that you have to buy,did you spent less than 1000€? And hows the accuracy of your lathe?That would be my biggest argument for not doing it yourself,and probably all the parts would cost me more than buying used large one for 2000€.

    • @Homemadelathemachine
      @Homemadelathemachine  7 років тому

      I spent less than 400 euros.

    • @AutodidactEngineer
      @AutodidactEngineer 6 років тому

      He probably spend around 250 euros since it looks like he is from a slav country,things in there are super cheap it's crazy!

  • @sahiralikkrsahir2120
    @sahiralikkrsahir2120 6 років тому

    Love you sir no 1

  • @user-qd1td3dd4w
    @user-qd1td3dd4w 5 років тому

    класная штука

  • @misbakhulmunir7604
    @misbakhulmunir7604 3 роки тому

    Cek harga

  • @pawelaco
    @pawelaco 7 років тому +1

    super:)

  • @semihyasar1
    @semihyasar1 5 років тому

    *It's not homemade* . The parts are all ready. Is there a home lathe?
    (Tur.) Ev yapımı diyemeyiz. Parçalar hazır. Bir de, evde torna mı var..?

    • @user-rv7ne6lj2c
      @user-rv7ne6lj2c 5 років тому +1

      I hope you show us your Homemade lathe machine? Well, so we could appreciate your engineering talent. : ))))))

  • @user-th8fw7ki8u
    @user-th8fw7ki8u 6 років тому

    جميل

  • @RubensJPinto-db5jl
    @RubensJPinto-db5jl 6 років тому

    What are the dimensions of tubes? thank you ? Rubens

    • @Homemadelathemachine
      @Homemadelathemachine  6 років тому

      35 mm tube from a hydraulic cylinder

    • @igordeoliveirasa6674
      @igordeoliveirasa6674 5 років тому

      @@Homemadelathemachine internal or external? How did you get the internal tube? And what about the external? Thanks.

  • @eduardelgadilloypesado1302
    @eduardelgadilloypesado1302 6 років тому

    eso de casero no tiene nada con que maquina lo boy acer yo jajaj

  • @sebastiaoeduardo5525
    @sebastiaoeduardo5525 Рік тому

    Faz um desse para mim r$$

  • @jaimefrancagarrido6087
    @jaimefrancagarrido6087 6 років тому

    EXCELENTE ! Muito bacana !

  • @saucelessbones5872
    @saucelessbones5872 5 років тому

    4:24 they tuched tips :O gay

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    @Homemadelathemachine  7 років тому

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