Inheritance MachiningHello everyone and welcome back to my manual machine shop! In this video I’ll be engineering and machining a mini pallet system for my vertical milling machine. This is sometimes also referred to as a universal fixture plate and is essentially a slab of metal with a whole bunch of holes in it. The holes are either reamed for a clearance fit with hardened and ground locating pins. Or threaded for use with various clamping elements. For my build I’ll be making a set of Mitee Bite style eccentric edge clamps made from brass as well as some slotted positioning bars (well… nevermind, you’ll see). Other than the main plate of the pallet, I’ll also make a clamping plate for mounting in the vise, as well as a pivoting bar that will allow me to set the fixture at an angle.The large parts are made from either 2124 or 6061 aluminum and with the large plates I get the chance to really test out my massive fly cutter which is always a joy.
And a special thanks to my "Micrometer" patrons! Philip, August, Niels Ravnsborg, Warren W. Woody, Jeffrey Spoor, Domenic Bucceri, Droth, alan ruth, jack walker, Johnny LeMaster, Sri Ram Neravati, Dan Strittmatter, Noel Felix, Tyrese, Darrin Stampe, Benjamin Jäger, adriel alicea, Aaron Bryant, Russell Brantley, Nathaniel Smith, Ethyriel, Martin Jensen, James Davidson, Michael Bender, Shalor McKee, Erik s, eric phillips, Frank B. MsClain, J.N.Alleman, Joseph Garcia, Travis Wolfe, Etienne Huck, Mr R, Steptimus Heap, Connor Hughes, Nils Wagenhals, Lul, Stefan Rohner, Andre Romelle Young, Kollin Knack, Eric Robarge, sebastien frappier, Sam Kelley, Ean Hutcheson, Sami Beaumont, Ethan Cogdill, Kevin Sexton, Drokles21, Jack Champion, Brett, retrosnake boi, Samppa Turunen, Cory Forrester, simon Steffen, Dylan Roland, Abigail Francis, Blake Foley, Jac Robinson, mike kruzan, Troy Chappell, Dakota J, Jason Copland, Zac gougeon, Karol Sapiołko, Joshua Chambers, Martin Pittams, Jolly_Torch, Tim, Gabe Becker, Justin Gabrielson, Dominic Reinbacher, Steven Bierlink, David Rahn, Dennis Ray, Sebastian Wridt, James York, John Thomas, Bobby Perkins, Felix Lösle, Kyle Wellman, Chrisi, mason, Wayne Dorman, Benj King, Gary Bergin, aaron freeman, Marc B, Dave, Zane Alami, Kyle Brown, Nic Vulcano, Arjaan Martini, Aiden, cameron bell, Greg Eppy, Justin Jensen, Lucas, Unknown, Merik Karman, ryker321, GrimmSaber7619, AC Machining & Engineering, drowe1974, Giannis65, Tusai András, Fred Townroe, danny crawford, Graham Poole, Jeffrey Blodgett, Francisco Peebles, Matt.E, Infinite Craftsman, Jason Seydel, Saikho, EAPOL M3, Eddie SpaceMonkey, Mitch Stilborn, Nicolas Brouse, Matt Mansfield, Collin Danaher, Amelia Meyer, Anthony M, mark petovic, Mo SoDak, Gmoney Official, Ben Fisher, Wes, Jack Fountain, Squall, Jarrett, Googleminer, Dylan Scheirbeck, Ethan Vance, Ivan Sehlin, Doug Craig, Reuben, Caleb Butterfield, neal richard, Conner Bean, Ludvig Eriksson, Adam Knowles, Saul Cervantes, Bruce Lindley, Erik D. Radzius, Kilian Dauda-Board, Clark Schaefer, Zachary Clark, Matthew Vaerewyck, Topher Caouette, Erik Conner, Nevin Spoljaric, Robert Brown, David W, Noah Rowe, Michael P Andersen, Wesley Tullos, Karam Arnaout, Patrick Kennedy, Max, Sandra Carroll, Laz A, ???, Kevers (Adventures'N Moore), lollimewire nineteeneleven, Toon Akkermans, James, Noah, MICHAEL GOSS, Brennan McNickle, Jim Anderson, Benjamin Dubriske, Grant Fenske, Caleb Thompson, Stephen Maus, Samuel Gable, Ralph McCoy, Ethan Blankenship, Chris Williams, Matthew Kosmoski, Terence Kersey, Charles L Popple, Michael Timms, Jose Rodriguez, Jim Hinze,
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0:00 Intro 1:00 Using the Old Noggin 3:00 Square Footing 5:39 Makin' Mirrors 7:44 Do You Have The Guts? 9:36 Apparently Not 11:09 In the Meantime 13:16 What's a Mathe? 15:09 Completely Avoidable Yet Unavoidable 15:57 That's about Enough of That 17:14 A Closer Look 19:20 A Smattering of Loose Ends 21:54 A Special Project
Making a VERSATILE Mini Pallet || INHERITANCE MACHININGInheritance Machining2022-12-09 | Hello everyone and welcome back to my manual machine shop! In this video I’ll be engineering and machining a mini pallet system for my vertical milling machine. This is sometimes also referred to as a universal fixture plate and is essentially a slab of metal with a whole bunch of holes in it. The holes are either reamed for a clearance fit with hardened and ground locating pins. Or threaded for use with various clamping elements. For my build I’ll be making a set of Mitee Bite style eccentric edge clamps made from brass as well as some slotted positioning bars (well… nevermind, you’ll see). Other than the main plate of the pallet, I’ll also make a clamping plate for mounting in the vise, as well as a pivoting bar that will allow me to set the fixture at an angle.The large parts are made from either 2124 or 6061 aluminum and with the large plates I get the chance to really test out my massive fly cutter which is always a joy.
And a special thanks to my "Micrometer" patrons! Philip, August, Niels Ravnsborg, Warren W. Woody, Jeffrey Spoor, Domenic Bucceri, Droth, alan ruth, jack walker, Johnny LeMaster, Sri Ram Neravati, Dan Strittmatter, Noel Felix, Tyrese, Darrin Stampe, Benjamin Jäger, adriel alicea, Aaron Bryant, Russell Brantley, Nathaniel Smith, Ethyriel, Martin Jensen, James Davidson, Michael Bender, Shalor McKee, Erik s, eric phillips, Frank B. MsClain, J.N.Alleman, Joseph Garcia, Travis Wolfe, Etienne Huck, Mr R, Steptimus Heap, Connor Hughes, Nils Wagenhals, Lul, Stefan Rohner, Andre Romelle Young, Kollin Knack, Eric Robarge, sebastien frappier, Sam Kelley, Ean Hutcheson, Sami Beaumont, Ethan Cogdill, Kevin Sexton, Drokles21, Jack Champion, Brett, retrosnake boi, Samppa Turunen, Cory Forrester, simon Steffen, Dylan Roland, Abigail Francis, Blake Foley, Jac Robinson, mike kruzan, Troy Chappell, Dakota J, Jason Copland, Zac gougeon, Karol Sapiołko, Joshua Chambers, Martin Pittams, Jolly_Torch, Tim, Gabe Becker, Justin Gabrielson, Dominic Reinbacher, Steven Bierlink, David Rahn, Dennis Ray, Sebastian Wridt, James York, John Thomas, Bobby Perkins, Felix Lösle, Kyle Wellman, Chrisi, mason, Wayne Dorman, Benj King, Gary Bergin, aaron freeman, Marc B, Dave, Zane Alami, Kyle Brown, Nic Vulcano, Arjaan Martini, Aiden, cameron bell, Greg Eppy, Justin Jensen, Lucas, Unknown, Merik Karman, ryker321, GrimmSaber7619, AC Machining & Engineering, drowe1974, Giannis65, Tusai András, Fred Townroe, danny crawford, Graham Poole, Jeffrey Blodgett, Francisco Peebles, Matt.E, Infinite Craftsman, Jason Seydel, Saikho, EAPOL M3, Eddie SpaceMonkey, Mitch Stilborn, Nicolas Brouse, Matt Mansfield, Collin Danaher, Amelia Meyer, Anthony M, mark petovic, Mo SoDak, Gmoney Official, Ben Fisher, Wes, Jack Fountain, Squall, Jarrett, Googleminer, Dylan Scheirbeck, Ethan Vance, Ivan Sehlin, Doug Craig, Reuben, Caleb Butterfield, neal richard, Conner Bean, Ludvig Eriksson, Adam Knowles, Saul Cervantes, Bruce Lindley, Erik D. Radzius, Kilian Dauda-Board, Clark Schaefer, Zachary Clark, Matthew Vaerewyck, Topher Caouette, Erik Conner, Nevin Spoljaric, Robert Brown, David W, Noah Rowe, Michael P Andersen, Wesley Tullos, Karam Arnaout, Patrick Kennedy, Max, Sandra Carroll, Laz A, ???, Kevers (Adventures'N Moore), lollimewire nineteeneleven, Toon Akkermans, James, Noah, MICHAEL GOSS, Brennan McNickle, Jim Anderson, Benjamin Dubriske, Grant Fenske, Caleb Thompson, Stephen Maus, Samuel Gable, Ralph McCoy, Ethan Blankenship, Chris Williams, Matthew Kosmoski, Terence Kersey, Charles L Popple, Michael Timms, Jose Rodriguez, Jim Hinze,
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0:00 Intro 1:00 Using the Old Noggin 3:00 Square Footing 5:39 Makin' Mirrors 7:44 Do You Have The Guts? 9:36 Apparently Not 11:09 In the Meantime 13:16 What's a Mathe? 15:09 Completely Avoidable Yet Unavoidable 15:57 That's about Enough of That 17:14 A Closer Look 19:20 A Smattering of Loose Ends 21:54 A Special Project
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0:00 Intro 1:00 Machiners Unite 2:10 Anti-intuitiveness 3:53 Controversial 5:57 It Must be Dove 6:43 Cost Effective 8:21 My Middle Name is "Questionable" 10:31 It's aMAZEing 13:17 What's HapPINing 15:10 Debatable 16:45 SOILER ALERT 19:45 A man after my own heart 23:20 Hot and Heavy
You know what they say... when you don't like the way a german designed it... replace it with another german design. Easier said than done. Or maybe some ideas just aren't meant to be used together.
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0:00 What's The Big Idea(s) 3:08 Sleep 4:38 Thug Life 7:59 One Step Forward 10:15 Two Steps Back 11:39 Doh... nuts 14:08 The Cold and Pokies 17:27 Buddah Baybay 19:04 German Enough?
While making a multi-video projects ensures I can adequately cover all aspects new invention, it also give the audience time to point out how the invention already exists. Regardless, we've made it this far and I really want this tool. So we persist!
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0:00 Right in the Knuths 1:44 A Based Creation 3:24 A Hole Lotta Boring 5:33 Watching My Figure 7:50 Cutting Corners 9:26 Tain't Gonna Fit 11:33 Hard-ish 12:59 What is Dove 14:20 Baby Don't Skirt Me 16:01 Press S#!T 17:17 All Them Angles 19:00 Poking Fun 20:36 Aww Bush! 22:51 Looks good! Except...
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I'm finally tackling one of the great frontiers of lathe work... with a ball turner(ish)! A half formed idea has been floating around in my head for literally 2 years at this point... so rather than wait 2 more years for the rest of it to form, I'm just diving in. Without a plan. Mostly.
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0:00 Runout ...of waiting 1:36 What's the big idea here? 3:28 Metalethargy 5:30 A whole new man 8:11 A little help 10:12 The art of indirection 11:46 I need therapy 13:40 A natural selection 16:00 A distinct lack of planning 17:35 A broach too far 19:13 Don't get no harder.
It's pretty common for me to make mistakes. We all know this by now. But I'm usually good about correcting them in the moment when they happen. Not... THREE YEARS LATER! In my defense I didn't know what I didn't know. So let's learn a lesson the hard way. The long, frustrating, and hard way.
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0:00 WAY too long 1:35 WAYing the problem 3:16 A better WAY 4:30 Make WAY 6:49 WAY off track 8:43 Every which WAY 9:56 The other WAY 'round 12:57 HalfWAY there 14:28 No freaking WAY 15:15 Every which WAY 17:04 WAYt a minute 18:44 Making headWAY 20:52 Blown aWAY
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0:00 This Video 1:00 Jumping Ahead 2:37 Losing My Sineity 7:09 This part is nut 8:28 Finding Safe Arbor 10:04 A link to the past 12:10 Trepanation 15:10 Five's a crowd 17:06 Zhuzh it up. 19:54 Trial 22:25 And Error
Machining being what it is, there are always new techniques to use... or better put, attempt. New isn't exactly the right word either. But new to me! So let's give burnishing a go!
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0:00 I WANT THAYUT 3:27 Machining Legs 5:50 Move yo bodeh 8:42 No seals were harmed 10:34 Just make it harder 13:32 Cap in your feather 14:54 I hate it 16:03 No idea what Im doing 18:23 Citrusy
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0:00 Matrimony 0:59 Something Old 2:56 Something New 5:14 Half is better than nothing 8:30 Bridge Crossing 10:44 Something Borrowed 13:05 The "fun" part 16:54 Make A Stand 18:52 When in Doubt... cut it off 20:47 Something Blew.... her away!
It's been long enough. While my first puzzle over a year ago was a success... it was also incredibly underwhelming in a lot of ways. Namely how easy it was to solve once you knew the solution. Just didn't tickle my fancy. This time is different. Not only did I set out to make a puzzle that's hard to solve... but also hard to RE-solve. And guess who I chose as my first victim? 😈
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0:00 Intro 0:56 Bipolar 2:57 Designers Bloque 5:07 Risk it for the Biscuit 7:05 Brain Blast 9:20 Take 2 11:12 Screwed… again 12:36 Exactly the Different 13:54 My signature move 16:21 Guinnea Paige 20:08 I double dare you
This week I'm taking on another one of those race car parts that should really be reserved for a CNC. But I like a good challenge. And somewhere along the line the lathe got involved... maybe challenge isn't the right word for it 0_o
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0:00 Liberties 1:54 I Have A Problem 4:36 Safety Squints 6:25 Decorative Embellishment 9:23 A Rare Pragmatist Appears 11:14 Not all Curves Are Holes 12:55 Happy Mills, Happy Bills 14:52 She'll be milling 'round the corner when she comes 17:08 Standing Ovation
Nope you aren’t experiencing deja vu. I’m just stubbornly determined to make a this damned lead screw. And as expected, it went completely unexpectedly. Largely because of the thickness of my skull. But also because… something something uncharted territory.
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0:00 We’re Back 1:02 I’m Not Dense… 3:29 Slim Dense 4:38 Common Dense 7:13 It Didn’t Stand a Dense 8:26 Came to my Denses 10:24 International Man of Density 12:43 It Don’t Make No Dense 14:15 SixDense None The Richer 17:05 Lap Dense 18:15 Just Put It In!
Yes yes.. I've been away for a while... but I'm back with a banger. A tool I've needed basically since the beginning. A muhfuggin' heat treat oven, baby!
I didn't put together any formal plans for this but I will list out some details and the items I used below (amazon links are affiliate so I do get a small kickback if you use them).
Power - 240V, 20A, 3200watts Internal Dimensions - 4”H x 6”W x 18”D (100mm x 150mm x 450mm) External Dimensions - 19"H x 198"W x 30"D (490mm x 460mm x 760mm) Weight - 155lbs (70kg) Material+Shipping Cost - ~$1800 US Tooling Cost - ~$700 US
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0:00 Intro 2:01 She’s a Brick… House 2:34 Paying Ohm’age 7:03 Mo Powah Babeh 8:43 Electron…ish 10:56 D’Press the D’Brake 12:11 Trimming 14:40 Mo Bricks 15:26 Electron…ics 17:05 Rounding the Corner 18:43 Not Proud… but Sore 20:09 Shell Games 22:13 The Dust Settles 23:18 Final Assembly… Finally 25:32 A Leg(z) to Stand On 28:28 Mortal Coils 29:52 A Mechanism Guy 32:55 Trials and Tribulations
What was the first thing I did when getting the free lathe? Measure how good it was. What was the second thing did? Pretend like that never happened. But not anymore. The time for a definitive test of the lathes performance has arrived... with a good old fashioned bar test. Not to be confused with the legal bar.... though that somehow seems fitting here too.
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0:00 Grow a Pair 1:44 The Hard Part 3:54 It's live and it's center 7:22 Morse Code 12:29 Bar... none 14:07 Why is that even there? 16:04 Chasing my tail... stock 19:41 Doing the thing
So I'm finally doing it. After 10 months I'm finally addressing the spindle play in the free lathe... And I could hardly believe what I found. Any guesses? The thumbnail is a good hint.
And Craig wants you know that he's never opened this lathe. Or even used it for that matter haha
Also curious to hear what you guys think of this different format?
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0:00 Git In There! 2:51 Hammer Time. 5:16 A little too clean... 8:27 Pampering 11:18 There are Growers 13:04 And there are Showers 15:06 Just gotta shake it right 16:52 Poetry 18:33 Woooing her
In the culmination of months of work making my own gear cutters we are back on the gifted lathe refurb making… another lead screw. Only this time it has an integrated gear. And is hardened… and is also… brittle. VERY brittle.
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0:00 It was all for a reason 1:46 Heritage 3:42 I'd Tap That 6:51 O1 Kenobi 8:34 Hidden Enemy 10:50 Countermeasures 12:08 Screw This 14:17 All Geared Up 16:58 SMH 19:19 It's gettin' hot in here 22:18 Time to Bow Out
Making gears is something a lot take for granted. Including me. But when you use techniques from 100 years ago, and start from scratch, well... Let's just say this may be the last time you see me this!
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0:00 Special Teeth 3:24 Hold my butt(on) 4:37 Involute-ish 6:04 Getting my grinding fix(ture) 7:58 Math is hard 9:02 We're gonna need some teeth 12:08 If you have the tool... use it! 13:37 Not as bad as it looks 15:38 Comic relief 17:08 Bring your wife to work day! 21:56 Gear Time!
Where's the best place to pick up? Where you left off of course. Just because I got a little sidetracked by a little cross country road trip last video doesn't mean I've forgotten Yee Olde Eureka tool. So let's finish it off. And maybe we'll even demonstrate the beautiful movement it makes on a "gear cutter" ;)
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0:00 Participation Award 1:16 Where we left off 3:33 Do -n't- be a square. 9:52 This part is Nut(s) 12:31 Pray for good metal. 16:39 Don't pawls the video now... 18:09 Backing Vocals 19:56 A little spring in my step 22:33 Review with Head of Engineering
Yes… I’m in the middle of another project. But when an opportunity presents itself to… obtain a piece of machining history that I’ve always wanted, I would be a fool to not drop everything and drive across the country to get it. Doesn’t hurt that I love road trips!
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0:00 ROAD TRIP! 4:13 Getting Acquainted 5:55 What's the Surprise? 7:52 Make Room while the Sun Shines 9:45 Button Puckery 12:24 Rubba dub dub 15:10 Simple is as Simple Doesn't 17:05 Smaller I say! 19:27 Swoopedy 19:58 I'll call your 2D and raise you 3! 22:47 Show and Tell 24:23 She's A Natural!
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How have I managed to avoid this core component of a machinists’ repertoire for so long? The time has come… for gears. But I like making tools a lot more than I like making not tools. So before I can make any gear, naturally, I need to make the gear cutter. Which requires making a few other tools, too. So many tools, in fact, that it will take me two videos to finish this project. And maybe by the end of this adventure I will properly be able to say "Eureka!".
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0:00 Noob 0:55 Flirtation 3:21 Razor Spaghetti 7:19 A Little Pickle 9:45 Let’s Turn It Up A Notch 11:09 Back To The Bronze Age 13:59 You Won’t Believe It 15:14 Proper Sexy Chamfers 18:08 Little Hairy Pawls 20:46 Screw This 21:29 Spring Is Coming 22:57 Show and Tell
Shout out to Rowan @noengineerhere for finally overflowing my shame capacity of the Box of Shame with your fanmail. The box said, “Yum!” Now, to make room for some more of my future foibles… Let’s make a bigger box!
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0:00 Special Delivery 1:18 Loose Premise 2:28 Let’s Get Physical 5:44 Woodn’t It Be Nice 7:49 **Precisely 15 Degrees 9:33 Wrong Brain Mode 11:09 Exactly Incorrect 14:17 I’ll Tell You When You’re Older 16:00 Gratuitous Milling and Drilling 17:25 What Come’s Around 18:15 Screw It 19:53 Wewd 21:51 Fire 22:35 More Sticky 26:07 Wait For it…
The lathe has been glaring at me for 4 months, it’s time to put it to work. And by "it", I mean me.Which, as you might expect, never goes quickly. And while I can’t promise a super satisfying reveal, can I tempt you with a negative side project total? Who would have believed it?!
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0:00 Intro 0:55 Two Is Better Than Zero 2:04 Simple is... Boring 3:37 I Overthunkit 6:18 A Little Over Dressed 8:22 *sniff sniff* 10:08 Spring Break, Baby! 11:33 What's that tickin' Noise? 12:52 Gettin' Smok'd 14:56 Hyperbolic, Dontchathink? 16:58 Rookie Mistake 18:27 Indecent EXPOsure 19:45 Hot Date
I tend to always make tools but sometimes you get an itch that you just have to scratch. And of course what I thought would be a “simple catch up project” ended up being one of the hardest things I’ve made to date. Partially due to the complexity, and mostly due to the lack of planning I put into actually making it. Oh and something about the Young’s modulus.
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0:00 Spoilers 2:02 Step 1: Add More Sides 4:26 A Whole.... Lotta Holes 6:55 Sexy-ing It Up 9:31 Complacency Kills 10:14 Slant'der 12:44 Cutting Corners 14:40 Surprise. I Have A Welder 16:34 Nether Regions 17:55 Young's Modulus My Ass 19:58 Definitions 21:24 A Roundabout Way To Do It 23:23 Finish-ish... 24:15 It's A Mathematical Fact
No really... this changed everything. All my tooling to this date has missed one thing. Hardening. Hardening means grinding. And grinding I can't do (sortof). But not anymore!
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0:00 It Has Arrived! 2:02 What's in the Damn Box?! 4:18 TLC (Tenderly Lubricated and Cleaned) 9:10 Like "New" 11:15 The Boring Part 13:30 You Raise Me Up 16:43 The Mother of All Side Projects 18:07 Time to TURN it Up A Notch 20:58 Thingamabobs 23:45 Simple is as Simple Don't 24:38 Doughnuts 26:35 Say It Ain't True 27:47 Something Something Time Management
Taking on a part that was most definitely meant for CNC seems like a good way to spend a week at the mill. But where’s the fun unless I’m racing an actual CNC machine. Time to put my machines where my mouth is.
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0:00 Feeling Cocky 1:15 Ready... Set... NO 3:27 The Path Less Travelled 4:48 Don't Be a Square 7:22 How Boring 9:00 Sweeping Up 10:44 It's A Clevis, You Beavis 12:26 I Would Never Do That 13:57 What You're All Here For 15:22 The Right Way 'Round 17:26 Angles and Rounds 19:15 Sabatoge 21:06 Now It's A Race 22:18 Two Sides to Every... Part 23:49 DRAMATIC ENDING 25:24 The Results Are In
New Lathe. No Tooling. What's a guy to do? Make everything he's missing of course! Never mind that the lathe has its own set of issues. But this is related to solving those. I swear... or "putting the cart before the horse" is my middle name.
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0:00 Intro 1:01 Cheaper By The Dozen 2:16 Concentricity 6:43 I Told You This was Boring 8:29 The Morse Code 10:51 Between a Center... And a Center 15:29 Loose Ends 16:05 Because Pretty, Thats Why 17:44 This Is Nuts 19:08 De-derpification 20:25 Define "Smoothly" 22:09 Turds Make Turds
Ignoring the larger issues with the "new" lathe in favor of a simple project. Remaking the lead screw and nuts for the compound slide. Little did I know simple... does not mean easy...
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0:00 Spoiler Alert 1:20 Le Probleme 3:30 Civility 5:29 A Worthy Investment 7:39A before B (but also C and D) 11:07 Trigonom-ish 13:08 Two Firsts 16:48 A Milling Problem But a Center Ain't One 18:27 Brrrr 20:00 Killing Time... 21:31 Climax 24:18 MOAR THREADS 26:39 Bringing It All Together
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0:00 Intro 1:02 RIght Off The Bat 3:41 Leveling Up 6:08 Three's Company 8:10 But Why 5? 11:35 One Last Thing 12:38 Plot Twist 15:01 Brain Shart 16:05 Third Time’s The Charm 17:06 You Naughty Thing, You 18:41 But Wait! There’s More!
So… something happened that I never thought would happen. I was given something. Something big. And something I’ve always wanted. No.. no.. get your mind out of the gutter. I promise you this is PG-13 (ish).
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0:00 Lack Of Planning 0:59 Santa Craig 3:33 Nothing But Smiles 5:38 Get the Move On 8:00 Nightmares 9:05 Rubbadubdub 10:40 Stop Screaming at the Screen 13:17 That Ain't Precision 15:05 It Ain't Level Til It's Level 16:33 Mo Powah Baby 18:00 Show Boatin'... 18:59 Chip Off The Old Block
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0:00 Intro 1:06 Play Time 3:14 I tried… 6:49 Loose Ends 8:09 Shank You Very Much 11:06 This Part is Boring 13:01 PG-13 14:45 Reverse! Reverse! 17:31 Slant Touch This… 19:51 Is it drafty in here? 22:03 Baking with Brandon 24:36 And… ACTION! 26:22 Near Miss
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0:00 Intro 0:57 Design-ish 3:07 You're being Hyperbolic! 6:37 A First Time for Everything 9:03 Won't Know Until We Try 10:57 Shortcuts 12:47 Don't Trust My Math 15:42 The Morse Code Red 18:39 The Moment I've Been Waiting For 23:13 Uncharted Territory 25:22 Absolutely Delicious 26:51 Do it Does the Thing?
Let’s face it. Every once in a while you have to stop creating new projects and clear some of the long standing ones off of your list. Because one can only live like an animal for so long!
ALSO a correction because I did a dumb. My grandfather was PFC (Private First Class) not PVC as I have in the video. My apologies!
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0:00 Intro 0:51 What's That Hissin' Noise? 4:25 Hygienic 7:03 Dimwit 8:44 You Saw This Coming 12:22 Out With Ye! 14:14 Filling My Drawers... 17:04 ...And Shelves... And Shelves... 18:49 A BIG Deal 22:06 Remembrance
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0:00 Intro 0:31 Branch of Engineering 1:46 Engineer-Machinist Relationship 3:12 Moving a Shop 4:20 Grandfather's Occupation 4:56 Learning the Trade 6:36 Expanding the Shop 7:35 3D Printing and CNC 8:41 Most Enjoyment 9:03 Most Challenging 10:10 Project Do-Overs 11:16 Becoming a YouTuber 13:02 Video Process 16:23 Project Time Frame 16:59 Drafting Education 18:42 Particular Consumables 19:23 In the Earbuds 19:43 Future Projects 20:55 Silly Stuff :D
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0:00 Intro 1:01 Insomnia 2:22 Schrödinger's Cat 5:28 Back On Center 7:42 A Fine Pairing 10:13 Best for Last 11:29 Nutty 15:34 Springy 17:11 The Key to it All 18:39 Another Crack 21:48 Third Time's the Charm 22:57 How Does it Do What it Does? 24:56 A Second Opinion
0:00 Intro 1:15 Rubber Evaporates? 5:42 Troubles on Re-entry 9:09 Phase 2… NO! 3!! 11:41 Cable Management 15:40 Learning Curve 19:47 Rockin’ and Rollin’ 21:32 Change of Plans 23:26 It was a good run… 25:08 Killing Time 26:53 Should Have Done This Sooner
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0:00 Intro 1:12 Uncertainty Principle 3:50 Start at the Bottom… 5:15 And work your way DOWN?? 6:20 Putting the “A” in “A2” 8:02 Subtleties 9:57 It Was Going to Bug Me… 10:47 Who Doesn’t Like a Quickie? 12:22 The Inbetwixt 15:15 Secret Sauce 16:50 Fixtures FTW 18:52 Does It Do the Thing? 19:49 Nitpicking 20:50 The Truth of the Matter 22:57 Kinda… Sorta…
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0:00 Intro 1:20 HOLD IT TOGETHER!!! 5:02 Broken, Battered and Scarred 6:45 For the Love of Shortcuts 11:22 Brass. Is. Butter. 12:44 Hold That Thought! 14:40 Assault with a Delicious Weapon 15:50 Another Shortcut 18:02 CRANK IT UP! 20:25 A Matter of Geometry 23:07 Small Change. BIG Impact. 24:40 I'm as Shocked as You 25:49 But Does it Do the Thing!?
0:00 Intro 1:11 An Idea 1:45 Doodly 2:48 The Computer 4:58 Roughin’ It 6:05 It’s a Setup! 8:17 Cheater 10:03 What Pencils are For 11:44 Heathenistic Tendencies 13:13 Projecting Much? 14:58 dimlin 16:50 Numbers! 18:26 Inspector Brandon 19:25 Jumping the Shark 20:34 Rinse and Repeat
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0:00 Intro 1:12 Here's What I'm Thinking 3:35 You Can Run, But You Can't Hide 5:45 Ain't Nobody Got Time For That 7:38 Brass Tacks 9:03 Dripping in Irony 12:12 Proper Footing 13:11 The Big'ns 14:18 A Tool for Every Job 16:06 The Little'ns 18:29 A Useful Fixture 20:08 MOAR FANCY 21:48 Parting Thoughts
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0:00 You See, The Problem Is... 2:04 Where the Pencil Meets... the Paper 4:37 Grandfather Was Right 7:44 Boyle's Law 10:19 Lack of Foresight 12:07 Milling Mojo 13:27 If it Ain't Broke 14:49 Highly Eccentric 17:43 Slightly Less Eccentric 19:50 Does it Do the Thing?
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0:00 Intro 1:31 Nearly Lost Forever 3:13 I’m No Horologist 5:46 Well That was Easy 8:13 The Great Escape(ment) 12:09 Test Cuts Prohibited 13:49 No “Turning” Back 15:27 That’s Not Wood... 17:04 A Lack of Planning 19:29 Gettin' Lucky 20:47 Fine Tuning 23:50 A New Record!
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0:00 Intro 1:14 Upgrade Schmupgrade 3:05 Cocky Is as Cocky Does 4:27 Salvageable 7:18 When Problems Compound 8:39 AutoPAD 2.0 9:54 When the Back Burner Strikes Back 12:11 Now Where Was I? 14:53 Dun' Goofed 16:05 And Screwed 18:11 Carried Away 19:55 One Last Thing... I Swear!
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0:00 Buy Cheap, Buy Twice 2:47 Or Design Your Own 4:27 Not STRAIGHTforward 6:38 "R8" My Play on Words 8:46 By the Mill, For the Mill 10:06 Lathe 2.0 13:25 Watch Your Step 15:37 Trepuhning? TREEpanning? TrePANning! 18:14 Where There's One, There's Many 19:35 The Eentsy Weentsy Centering Boss Retaining Pin 20:23 Is it Actually Better?
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0:00 Intro 1:19 A Design, You Say? 2:57 Gettin' Grippy 6:37 Tell it to the Boss 7:18 Sketch Filming 8:41 Davy Jones Locker 11:41 Inspired by CEE 12:47 Stacks on Stacks 14:52 When Form Meets Function 15:36 Tubular, Dude 17:43 Insurance Policy 20:02 Wood?! 23:18 Does It Do the Thing?
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0:00 Intro 0:51 Design 3:54 Getting it All Straight 5:42 To Cut a Taper? 7:27 Drilling... Reimagined! 9:18 In the Clear 10:58 An Unsettling Discovery 13:05 The Boring Way is the Best Way 15:34 Moment of Truth 16:17 The Knurly Bit 18:11 Was it Worth It?
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0:00 Intro 1:24 Run of the Mill 3:59 One False Move 6:05 Overlooking The Obvious... 8:37 ...Twice 9:58 A Good Night's Rest 10:18 Is it Nutty? 11:33 Or Screwy? 14:09 Nuances 15:30 Picking up the Pieces 16:20 Does Work Though? 18:34 Try That Again 19:52 Knurling... A Love Story
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0:00 Intro 1:39 What it Is 2:38 Warming Up 5:29 Piece of Cake 7:42 Something Harder 9:24 Arms - A New Tool 12:32 Arms - The Drill Chuck Strikes Back 13:44 Arms - Return of the Slit Saw 14:51 On Pins and... Bushes? 16:06 A Bit Eccentric 17:58 Children Will Play 19:09 Setup is Everything 21:24 Wrap-up
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This week in the manual machine shop I’m helping out some old friends. When I was at the University of Kentucky, I was on the Formula SAE (Formula Student) team where we designed, built and raced with a Formula 1 style race car. The main competition we attended was at the MIchigan International Speedway, and included many performance based aspects like an autocross style endurance race. As well as engineering design and cost evaluations. Just as was the case when I was on the team, the new team was looking for help in whatever form possible. So I’m lending my machine tools and the little knowledge I’ve built up to help make the front wheel spindles. They are made from 6061 aluminum and connect the wheels and brake rotors to the car through tapered roller bearings. There is a lot of machining involved in these but I’m especially excited for all the glorious lathe work. Already I can see a few side projects creeping up. Enjoy!
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0:00 Intro 1:32 No Drafting Required 3:06 From the Inside Out 5:27 The Precise Bits 8:04 My Ears are Ringing 11:52 Improvisation 14:50 Where the Wheel Goes 16:30 Side What? 20:28 Hindsight is 20/20