How I Made Some Billet Aluminum Bearing Carriers for my Next New Project!
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
- Today we are starting another new project! I'm not going to say what that new project is just yet, first we need to build the CV spool, rear bearing carriers, and front spindles. In this video I couldn't find any bearing carriers that would work for the hubs and CV-axles that I want to use for this next project. I decided to make them out of billet aluminum that I found at the scrap yard.
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That radius with the flycutter.. you're a mad man!
So satisfying to watch. Look like professional parts to me.
I'm 60 years old and i can say a lot of men that call themselves machinists couldn't hold a candle to your manufacturing and machining skills
Small parts Industrial machinists?
Most "machinist" these days are really friendly with a door and a green button 😂
Real machinest grow aluminum whiskers: 7:28
Yeah this guy has been very motivating to me to keep working on my 1980 k10.
I would say he has some things to learn in the technique department for sure, but he gets the job done and has a couple tricks up his sleeve along the way.
My uncle is like 67 yo been a tool maker all his adult life and his theory is if you cant see it working in your head then you wont be able to make it ..which obviously you are able to do .. i think you do dang good work for the amountbof actual training you have had ... experience , trial and error are worth a whole lot when it comes to fabrication
No such thing as too much machining in one video. That’s my favorite part of this channel
Agree
When Richard gave you the lathes he did us all a great service. Hope he’s still watching and seeing all the great things you’ve made with his wonderful gift . I love watching all the machine work you soon the channel & these came out great 👍
You are an AWESOME machinist don't sell yourself short !
I know you are basically self taught with the machining but man are you killing it! You continue to learn and always do better. Great job!
That snap ring was ridiculous.... LoL
Awesome part... You make me want to do stuff like this because you make it look like a lot of fun. 😁👍
It is a lot of fun!
Common sense and Creativity.
2 powerful assets!
Great job.
I have been watching you for several years. Your machining skills have come a long way since your days on the home Lathe. I'M curious if you ever watch any of the machining channels here on UA-cam.
8:36 it's not terribly hot because the metal table sucked the heat from your aluminium part. Try to isolate your part (with wood or something else) to keep the heat in the part, not in the table 😉
Nice job Chris!
Yes, seeing what you want in your head and making it is a thing. Most people don't have that and especially not with machine tools lol.
Some men you can see the things they are capable of by the scrap they keep because even money couldn't get you there without
the brains to do it yourself. Nothing better than letting your head make cool stuff just because you can. I like watching.
I love the showcase of the progression of the part. The spinning table reminds me of jewelry on qvc. Ooh the shine, aah the sparkle. Great job!
this showcases your real talent of engenuity, creating the impossible👍♥️love watching this episode
I always liked working with aluminum and Delrin 😊
I don't know why I watch. But I'm mesmerised and always click when I see a new rbw video. Chris, you're a star mate
12:48 You are describing art. You are a metal artist.
Or like playing the piano by ear, opposed to reading sheet music.
I agree with you on the CAD. I feel it can hinder creativity and it just slows down the process for the one off parts. Awesome flex with the flycutter on those radius features.
Beautiful job Chris. It looks like a piece of jewelry
watching that snap ring click into the groove was SOOO satisfying
The tutorial at the end was really great and informative you should do more of those!!!! Love your videos
Love it 👍 Great work Chris 👌
These carriers, came out amazing, love watching you "MAKE", stuff!! Great video!!
Parts worthy of the glamor shot sequence.
love watching you work man, keep it up
i love the fabrication of the parts and love the presentation of the parts on the turn table. the satisfation is always more than just buying parts.keep up the great work
You should try narrating while fabrication & machining on what tools, dimensions, equipment,e.t.c. I love the machining and fabrication.you are a genius with your equipment & knowledge.
Nice job Chris. You’re a really good machinist
The machining is the best footage!!
I have been watching you for quite a long time and have watched your skills improve project after project. You can weld, MIG and TIG, you can run a milling machine, CNC plasma, lathe, etc, You're one helluva fabricator in general.
Nice job on these. Love the little pin trick to locate your snap ring groove.
Really like these videos with loads of machine work.
Turned out amazing!! Nice work Chris
Amazing skills on the lathe don’t deny that.. anyone could draw it up but only very few can work it all out as they go along.. when do we find out what it is? 😮
Thanks man. In about two weeks will be the video I’ll show what I’m building
Another great video Chris. Keep up the good work.
Can't argue with the results. Carry on.
More machining the better 💯
It could probably be a 5 minutes video of filing down a solid aluminum cube in no particular shape or order just filing the cube until it's dust and I'd watch every second of it...if it wasn't for some of the content you create I NEVER would've been inspired enough to even finish a project. You make the impossible seem like it's just another day in the shop, keep up the awesome ever inspiring content
Amazing skills.. so fun to watch.
You just described how a jig & fixture Machinist makes most jigs & fixtures ! Most of the time We are given a part and told to make a fixture for it or a group of parts + completed weldment and told to make a jig to hold them for welding. I would occasionally make a rough drawing but most of the time I just built around the part / parts.
I think that may be the most impressive part you have made yet! 👍
(not counting the original lathe you built)
Chris, you are 1 badass Machinist!! Take pride in it brother.
Love your skills machining 🔥💪💯
That’s the thing being able to make your own parts when what you need isn’t available. I so so want a machine lathe and mill I’ve got most everything else mig welder plasma cutter and torches . My son and I do all of our own maintenance on our toys , we have a 2003 gsxr it runs and we want to build a machine something like yours . Anyways love your content brother never stop please
When heating aluminum up for a friction fit it always always always takes twice as much heat and twice as much time you think its going to. If you have any fire resistant material other than a steel table, ie., fire bricks or even some expanded mesh for less contact with the aluminum you're heating up then it'll go much much easier next time.
That steel table will soak up so much heat. Its surprising that you got the 2nd one to drop before running out of propane.
damn those flakes looks good, just read the description now. that aluminum looks awesome
Awesome work bud keep it up
Your a freaking genius bro. You could be an engineer for the space shuttle.
Chris, you never fail to amaze me with projects. Not to mention how you are self taught,and build your tools as needed. My favorite channel by far. Never doubt or second guess yourself. Great job as always.😊😊😊
The one man machining show. Let's go!
Awesome part
Im hoping for a 2 stroke, snowmobile powered, crosscart. 🤞 Though whatever he builds its going to be awesome!
Two of those three guesses are correct!
There is a video out how to setup your band saw you need to watch, I saw how of it cuts....helps with your mechanical aptitude!
You ever hear about some famous musician who claims they can't read music or know any music theory but write and play great song after great song? This is the machining version of that. Good work.
You have become the very best awesomest fabricator
Well Done!
HOLD UP! I like the content, and I like Chris for sure....but I absolutely love that budget bandsaw! WHAT A BEAST!
Supurb episode you are talking your Machining and fabrication to another level
Hub Carriers dude. 👌🏻👊🏻
nice work Chris 👍👍👍
I think you are a very good craftsman Chris. Very well done! 😁👍🏼😁👍🏼
Your fabrication kung fu is truly amazing 😮.
The only issue I see is that it looks like you put the retainer clip on the outside of the assembly which means all the forces trying to pull the wheel off the buggy are going to be transferred to that thin aluminum housing. It will probably be fine but for heavier vehicles the retainer clip is on the inside so the c.v. shaft itself helps keep the bearing in place even if the nut gets loose for some reason. I think you will be fine though. lol
A great piece of machining.
Good looking parts!
Awesome video!! Amazing skills on the machine! Would love to see shop layout video/ Q&A video for a break video between projects....e.g Where the hell did you learn to do all this!!
Badass job.
Love it so much keep it up as always 💘
What else needs said but Premium work Chris !
Awesome machining Chris!!!!!!!!!
I can't wait to know what kind of project it's gonna be!!!, my guess: 90% offroad (bc thick CV-axles), 60% AWD/4x4, 20% on road vehicle, 5% RWD trike :)
Bravo sana parçayı net olarak neye benzemesi ve nereleri ile ortak olacağını biliyor ve kafanın içinde bunu şekillendiriyor ve yeteneklerin ile beraber istediğin şekli verebiliyorsun. Harika bir mühendislik başarısı ve yetenek eline sağlıkk bravo tebrikler. İzlemeye devam edeceğim.
Please paint mini trophy truck too.
Good job 🎉
Loving the skills
Nice shiny parts! :)
Yeah man that was sick!!
Haha... I machine things like you. Figure it out as you go. There are always some critical dimensions with a part... and then you just make the rest up as you go.
You are amazing my friend 👍 awesome job
U are truly amazing , love watching your projects ....
Spindles? Nice machining with the snap ring grove
Amazing stuff
Your skills are top notch man
Put the parts in the oven, you'll get a nice even expansion.
Got in early! Can't wait to see this thing rip again. Great Job!
Andrew the maker of Arc Droid mentioned watching you on the Grind Hard Plumbing Co podcast this past week.
Wow 😯 your work Amazing 🔥 💛
I so need a couple of these setups don't have the access to the tools man your are good at what you do
Could have used an off the shelf Chevy S10 unit bearing. They are used on thousands of buggies over the years. Cheap and easy.
I'm the same way. I like to just chuck stuff in the lathe or mill and go from there with just a general idea of what I'm going to make.
Wow.
Nice
Awesome!
Cool! 👍🏻👍🏻
The difference between a lazy machinist and a born natural is a fine line
I guess you could call those Knuckles.
Wow nro uno.
😅
Gets more skilled ever video. What will he be doing in ten years.
Probable making his own engines...
Itsa gonna snappa (in my best Italian voice)
You are awesome , Do you work as a CNC Operator/ Programmer? If Not you Should. You need to Get a Shed Manufacturer to Sponsor you for a Bigger Shop and show how to turn a Shed into a sweet shop.