Відео

Whoever decided to make that a left hand thread was evil

Almost got it fixed!

Weld seems not impossibly hard. It just hurts me in my stomach when a cutter hits a hard weld. Tough carbide is the key. Sandvik inserts seem to be the toughest. Garr end mills shatter like glass. --Doozer

There is so much that can be done with that mill. Color me jealous.

I love seeing the rotary head in action, very cool machine.

Good video. Nice work mister.

Always enjoy seeing the rotary mill, I’ll be watching for the next video on it when you are using it with the rotary feature. We got one two years ago, it’s amazing how many things it comes in handy on!

Good luck with the real job!

I saw one of these Rockwell 12-14 saws in Craigslist for $300, told my cuisine, who is a retired cabinet maker. He said I'll drive 4 hours to help you pick it up and put it into your shop. It's now in my shop 😊. It's a 12-14, but mine is a 5 hp and has four v-belts. Nice saw 😎👍

Most of my endmills look like they went thru a minefield before I retire them. lol

That is very nice. I love old stuff, just about anything, especially if it is solid metal. Great finds

Sweet gramophone!

Great idea

Man... It's a good thing your son randomly had a welder. Looking at that, i assume he's not a welder. Lol

As a hvacr tech, f that. Lol

Thats smart... Trying to figure out a way to attack this work on a piston

Well, done sir.

Your barn heater is 70 years old? Impressed it has lasted this long!

Totally destroyed

Should I send you the monster monarch motor while you are in the business? lol😂

Good work sir

I have 6 I believe sets of "Brian Blocks" They literally get used almost daily.

When turning the metric threads, you leave the half nuts engaged, back the cutter off and reverse the carriage. Then feed your cutter back in and repeat.

Hello James, A job well done... Enjoyable viewing, thank you... I hope you have a Merry Christmas... Take care. Paul,,

nice job! gratifying to repair something obsolete..

great work thanks for the video

Wow.... Very nice job ! Let me ask you something, I also have a big bandsaw like yours but unfortunately I'm not using it cause I do not find the right tire for it : - ( Can you please tell me were you got yours ? Thank you very much

Great work. Nice video

Where did you source the rims? I am trying to get 4 for my 74 I just bought right now. Any help would be appreciated.

Looking forward to see this make some chips.

Howdy from central Michigan. I have a Dawson, evolved into Royal Oak. My tool head is crude in mounting and or missing a tilt table. So that needs to be made. I hope to learn all i can from you, as my Grinder unit is decent quality and condition. Sadly my air bearing seems to be designed for a right of the wheel travel, and my grinder table is designed for left so i need to make a table extension i guess. I would buy a different work head, but i have all the cams for it, the locating rings and a full set of collets including squares and hex, and a face plate with many mount points drilled, and a 3 jaw chuck. Howdy from central Michigan. As an added bonus, my themac7 tool post grinder mounts on the rear of the grinder tower, which rotates 360 degrees. So i can really cut any angle, or helix grind, but... still a ways off from end mills and drill bits.

Hopefully it runs much better when it comes back

An engineer should know plain bearing from a bushing

was that fan rack from a walk-in evaporator? Looks like it could have been. Good fix.

I think your son owns you a big T-bone

The LED upgrade of the old flourescent fixtures will be really nice. For the HVAC blower motor, when mine failed in a similar way, I took out the oilite bushings and turned aluminum adapters to hold sealed ball bearings. No more needing to oil the motor and quieter. After that unit was replaced, I kept the blower assembly and used it for my attic fan as it was much quieter than the crap propeller fan. It didn't need to make any static pressure, so it ran cool and used less power than the prop fan. Used that for 12 years and took it with me when I sold the house. still works fine and will use it for the exhaust system on the new shop eventually.

I am leaning

Reactive power?

Can't wait to see this pump making 400hp 🙂

Beauty Queen. Looking forward to watching the resto.

I like the music. I listen to a You Tube called harp blues in my shop. Nuce job on the boring head. Nice looking K&T

Nice video. You mentioned something about ER40 collets going up to 1 1/8th inch, the largest size diameter you can put in them is 26mm/1.024"

It’s a welding table now.

Did you double nut the thread rods to lock them in place? i’m researching these cranes. I’m making a gantry lift with a 12x5x14 foot long Ibeam. Looks like you do good work.

Nice work. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Wouldn't you maintain your reference by just being sure you keep the same flat against the stationary jaw of the vice when its flipped over?

Please tidy up that "workshop"!

Nice work sir. Good machinery. Good video

Why did you not just mount a boring bar in the horizontal position of the boring head, that's what it's there for.

Looking forward to seeing this making chips.