machining a lathe tool post completly made on a 100+ years old lathe.
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@yak-machining2 роки тому
Make sure to watch my last video where i build a lathe steady rest Update: the lathe and all of its equipment are sold
@robbykwizz5552 роки тому
I always wondered how often you got to sharpen your tip on that lathe
@jeffersonrodriques21482 роки тому
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@jeffersonrodriques21482 роки тому
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@yak-machining2 роки тому
@@robbykwizz555 what do you mean with tip? The Carbide inserts?
@kurttimofeev44802 роки тому
I'll try to translate .... Everything is fine, but welding the handle is like a fly in the ointment in a barrel of honey. By simple welding, I ruined everything.
@spongeconeiceman4302 роки тому
As a new machinist this is impressive. Can't wait to get to your level
@mastermachine8692 роки тому
you chose a great line of job. i’m sure you’ll also become one of impressive machinist.
@Ham682292 роки тому
I'm not going to criticize you on the welding job with the handle, very little is made in a day. I will say, for a 100 year + lathe, that's pretty good work. Functionality over looks will usually win every time. Cheers :)
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thank you, yes i know the welding is bad but it its working very fine
@albertpierce62632 роки тому
How long did it really take you to turn round into square? Could have saved time and wear and tear, on your machine and inserts. .03 is a small cut, it must have taken you a day and a half to make a round blank square. Feeds and speeds, also material selection save time and money. I know this is a shop project, it just seems to me to be alot of wasted time. Time is money atleast in the 🇺🇲!
@albertpierce62632 роки тому
There is no way this project was made in a day (unless your talking 24 hours). And I would bet it was closer to 40. It's crazy to think someone with baby cuts could make this in a day. It is a great part high quality. But to think this was made in a day is ridiculous. Mabe if he started with the right material to begin with. I'm not knocking the part, I'm just not satisfied with the process.
@yak-machining2 роки тому
@@albertpierce6263 i can't exactly tell how long it took but this was the only option for me at that time, because i dont have the Equipment to cut that efficiently. By the way who told you that it was made in one day lol, it took me weekends after weekends since i have a day time job
@albertpierce62632 роки тому
You need to look at your tool cutting height. Those blue 60 degree cutters are not on the same plane. You seem to be high on tool location. It's always better to be slightly lower than above center. Also invest in a good drill sharpener, or atleast a machinist drill guage.
@user-dk3mf2io3j2 роки тому
Резцадержатель отличный , но резьба на болтах и сварка рукояти брак . Ведь можно было рукоятку изготовить на резьбе или запрессовать и на штифт посадить .
@user-fh2iy9ug9p2 роки тому
если он на таком выносе вал точит с писком остальное уже понятно..........
@user-vw7si3iq5u2 роки тому
@@user-fh2iy9ug9p резьба это отдельная тема у всего видео. Эт капец
@user-dd9yo9ry4k2 роки тому
Заводская резцедержка (с термичкой,шлифовкой,годовой гарантией) стоит чуть дороже 100 американских рублей. Думается сам по себе процесс,как таковой,стоит во главе угла. Или человеку делать нечего.
@user-ow6eu1dj1v2 роки тому
Вопрос токарям:для чего или почему шляпки болтов на резцедержателе квадратные?
@user-ji2xq8sc9o2 роки тому
@@user-ow6eu1dj1v Чтобы неповадно было их где-то использовать:)
@cschwad5592 роки тому
Love watching your stuff, dude! Amazing what people can do without a milling machine.
@someotherdude2 роки тому
thank you for an enjoyable video! I may do this, but I will cut off the 4 sides at the beginning with a band saw. Think of it: right there you would have the rocker piece for a lantern style tool post (actually, several of them)
@michaelalbro68562 роки тому
Milling machine, we don’t need no stinking milling machine,Lol! Nice tool post and great example of using a lathe for what would normally be done on a milling machine.
@MrDrewmcdonald2 роки тому
This is a classic example of what you can accomplish when you ask "how CAN I do this?" instead of saying "I can't." So well done. Forget the weld and be proud of a good tool. Good video production too.
@joshschneider97662 роки тому
Look up vids of making cubes on a lathe. Nothing is impossible on a lathe.
@yak-machining2 роки тому
The lathe is such a universal tool, its just an amazing invention. But yeah i admit, most of the time i have to ask myself "how can i do it using only a lathe? " haha
@seisdrauf47592 роки тому
You showed some really nice skills, but you should practice welding night and day 😉
@yak-machining2 роки тому
I know ahha
@sethh88922 роки тому
He's a machinist not a welder😆👍
@khangtrankhangtran94302 роки тому
Ủa thợ máy là không biết hàng hả bạn
@johnghatti54352 роки тому
If my welding was not good and with his skllls I would’ve drilled and tapped that piece for the handle. Would’ve looked better.
@lethanhthinh93442 роки тому
@@khangtrankhangtran9430 thợ máy nào cũng phải biết hàn,nhưng hàn tốt hay k là 1 chuyện
@josephalexander38842 роки тому
I am very grateful for you using the lathe for most of the operations. Squaring the round stock, excellent. May people would use a saw or mill. Thank you for sharing your video.
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thank you, yeah it was difficuilt without a mill but not Impossible 😏
@paulwomack58662 роки тому
Would have been sensible to use a saw (if available) to get most of the waste off, before making the stock accurately square in the lathe. Getting that amount of waste off using a lathe, in an interrupted cut, is not a nice operation.
@daveys2 роки тому
I think you made a jolly good job of this. I might be tempted to make something for my lathe now. It deserves a treat.
@sgtbrown4273Рік тому
this take " interference cut " to a whole new level😆
@claudio6682 роки тому
My dear, with the exception of the welding of the knob, which was horrible, your project is perfect!!!
@masmujab22352 роки тому
I got a lot of knowledge from just 1 video, thank you
@giovaniadolfooliveira81312 роки тому
Acreditei logo no início tratar_se de uma delicada cirurgia, tal a delicadeza e precisão de movimentos. Acompanhando as etapas do processo, fica clara a competência e domínio, por parte do torneiro, sobre aquilo que ele está a criar. Um trabalho meticuloso e de precisão incomparável! Parabéns! 😍😍😍🤣
@mastermachine8692 роки тому
i myself still using an old lathe machine, it is still awesome working with it. Nice video
@davehoward36452 роки тому
Love watching lathe videos and this is the first time I’d seen a square made. Thanks
@wfvs15002 роки тому
I think you did a good job, thanks for posting. Sometimes welding doesn't work out, but don't dispair!! Awesome and keep posting! Al from Canada...
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thank you for the comment. Yes i know how horrible the welding was😂 but i have to learn alot
@richardknight7342Рік тому
Nice work
@elsondorigonРік тому
Quase chorei com essa solda,mas o restante ficou muito bom! Parabéns.
@llnovais6 місяців тому
e o parquímetro sendo usado para riscar
@johnkoury1116Рік тому
Beautiful!! That is such awesome work. I have to make one of these for my old lathe but I am going to cast it out of aluminum until I can put together everything I need to perform these machinations. That is literally a piece of art that you made.
@sujeetsharma1792 роки тому
Awesome work done
@joshschneider97662 роки тому
Using calipers as a center finder is pretty clever! Well done man, may that lathe last another century!!
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thank you 😁
@imransheikh55052 роки тому
Excellent work.
4 місяці тому
Great job! Congratulations!!!
@yakoubazongo44498 місяців тому
Very nice
@graedonmunro17932 роки тому
a truly great effort,, i too have a lathe 100 plus years and find this very inspiring thank you
@hernandez33832 роки тому
Oorale.. suena interesante amigo ,🔩
@_MadFox2 роки тому
From the very first frames of processing, I realized that you are a tough dude... I would be afraid to process such a detail at such a distance in such a small lathe chuck. Dude, you don't even have steel, but titanium balls 😳👍
@yak-machining2 роки тому
🤣 well i was scared too at the beginning
@Jorge.paulo20002 роки тому
Parabéns muito top. Quantos dias demorou pra fazer?
@scooby85672 роки тому
Great job man. AMAZING. 😎😎😎😎👍
@DDd-bp2ks2 роки тому
a lot of turning high-quality video 👍👍👌👌
@serifhoca82662 роки тому
Bravo master!
@renoszervopoulos3134Рік тому
Thank you for sharing... You gave some alternative ideas that I didn't thought... Good man!!! 👍👍👍👍
@wegi96213 місяці тому
Bravo Kafar!
@kentuckytrapper7802 роки тому
Excellent job....
@za3terbouncho6482 роки тому
very wonderful
@homemadetools2 роки тому
Very nice. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
@yak-machining2 роки тому
😁 this is very nice to hear, thanks 👍🏼
@tameral-rodainieh8492 роки тому
Good work
@manjitsingh-xc4tv2 роки тому
Excellent job ,,
@Chiefs1582Рік тому
You did alright need to purchase some of threader and thread stuff on the lathe
@andreyfrolov15322 роки тому
Отличная работа, симпатично получилось. Ещё можно добавить шарик под резцедержку для фиксации.
@RestorationAustralia2 роки тому
Great video, well done.
@twg66692 роки тому
I am very impressed!
@keranobrien15292 роки тому
Great video, I learned alot. Keep up the good work.
@arainmkРік тому
Mesmerising
@fabg9472 роки тому
Very ingenious how you use your lathe.
@Aaryan_ParasharРік тому
Rocking brother 🔥
@jackrichards18632 роки тому
Yah didja self proud there. I gotta do that maself now I know a little sumthin extra than I done before.
@SkillfulManРік тому
nice work
@elrud59642 роки тому
As a boiler maker that weld is the equivalent of when I try to incorporate some machining in to my fabrication. Good effort
@kreasiumum2 роки тому
Good sequence and this technique, ... Thanks
@Bianchi772 роки тому
Vote up, nice video clip, thanks for sharing :)
@mz3channellakimasaksexy1612 роки тому
Good job 👍👍and good isnpiration 👍👍thanks sir,,,one more again,, thanks so much 👍👍
@edgewatersbestguitarist1524Рік тому
Wow man this was just great, true artistry. Loved this video start to finish lol excited at points. Definitely a new subscriber👍
@rinkukashyap8708Рік тому
Apka video bahut ही Acha लगा
@jstephenallington84312 роки тому
Very inspiring, your resourcefulness and your ability to adapt the lathe to do milling work is very impressive. I wondered why you didn't use the lathe to "chase" the threads used for the toolpost. Is the lathe not capable of threading? It definitely would have given you better fitting tool post bolts, if nothing else. Next time, (if you can't chase threads on the lathe) use a split die to cut the external threads. You can slightly adjust the split die a little bit to get a better fit. Great work!
@edgewatersbestguitarist1524Рік тому
Well alright, cool!
@andrewrobinson28692 роки тому
When i first saw this i thought oh no point watching as i dont have a mill .then i saw you using a lathe , it was amazing up untill you used a mill on your lathe. I am just starting out. I have a 1957 Hurcus lathe but Unfortionatly no drill chuck and obviously no mill vise. So Unfortionatly stopped at that point. The first part was amazing. I jever knew you could do that. I am only very new hence the old lathe and very broke hence the old lathe. I am currently learning how to sharpen HSS as i cannot afford all the carbide holders and bits for each size or type. But thankyou for atleast teaching me something. It was amazing in itself. Regards Andy
@yak-machining2 роки тому
No problem and thank you
@robertoelvir1556 місяців тому
Excelente video, una duda que tengo, este plato o Chuck es universal de 4 mordazas? Y si lo es como conseguir uno de esto. Primera vez que miro uno si lo es. Gracias por compartir sus conocimintos
@claudiotadeusilveira2 роки тому
Ótimo trabalho parabens
@onepairofhandsРік тому
nice job sir
2 роки тому
Muito bom. Parabéns
@FLO1301Рік тому
Best video ever!
@stefan5142 роки тому
All the effort and one of the most prominent parts (26:20) looks like you did it blind and under water :D
@helly54442 роки тому
Beautiful job
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thank you
@pabloiervolino22652 роки тому
Muy buen trabajo de tornería , yo también soy tornero, y me hago mis propias piezas Te Felicito , un saludo desde Argentina 🇦🇷
@darkfactory80822 роки тому
Excelent work so far, the only thing I don't get is why the bearing? Usually you don't need to crank it so much and get it tight.. =) Very very nice though. Also a stop pin under would be a great thing.. Keep on, that was enjoyable 100%.
@jrk1666Рік тому
the lathe is really an incredible machine
@mohammedmidani6671Рік тому
very very very good work I like its
@thoalexandrino9111Рік тому
Excellent
@ARIFINLATHE2 роки тому
Your work is very special friend❤💯
@srinivasduvasi3946Рік тому
Amazing
@vobinhthu52992 роки тому
This project is very good!
@brianalder223411 місяців тому
Hoping to own a lathe soon , can't quite believe what you can actually do with one .
@syedusamamanzoor18382 роки тому
That was beautiful! Regarding welds, nothing a die grinder than some 400 grit sandpaper on an improvised wooden drill machine attachment can't solve ^_^ Surface finish tells, your carbide tools are begging for more chip load. Time to upgrade to a higher speed motor. 🦾 But man o man did you pull a fine job of putting back 40 years of life back into that machine.
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thank you for the advice. Right now im feeding only manually so its hard for me to get the right speeds and feeds but most of the time it does the job
@syedusamamanzoor18382 роки тому
@@yak-machining it's not your fault. See while facing, the outer regions have a great finish, but as you move deep into the circle, the finish gradually starts deteriorating. That is a tell tale sign of work not spinning fast enough. As tool moves inward, the rpms remain same but the linear (tangential) velocity with respect to cutting point decreases. (V=r x theta) Sorry I'm an engineer 😅😋
@StuHo1mezРік тому
Hi, I really liked what you did and the way you did it, I just have a suggestion or two, make yourself a short pointed shaft at 60° included angle to use in your drill press for small dia tapping, it's vitally important that the bolts in your toolpost are perpendicular to ensure repeatability when tool clamping. Die threading on your lathe, use the tailstock every time. Try brazing instead of welding (looks great) Try some thread turning too. But, honestly that was a great job, well done. and as others have said, practice practice practice.
@yak-machiningРік тому
Thanks for the advice, sadly i don't have the equipment for brazing and at that time my old lathe (from late 1800s ) couldn't do threading. However i got a newer lathe (from 1919 lol ) and i have to restore it so i can thread
@HepauDKРік тому
Repeatability on tool clamping? The tool should rest firmly against the inner vertical edge of the tool post (otherwise you increase the risk of chattering or the tool shifting), the slight angle on the bolts help pressing the tool against it. The bolts alone shouldn't be the only thing supporting the tool I was thinking to myself when he made the threads "hmmm. those threads aren't exactly straight", but then thought that it actually serves a purpose.
@bigbattenbergРік тому
@@HepauDK Having the tool rest against the vertical edge is handy because the tool is aligned, as for clamping by definition vertical bolts do not exert any force in the horizontal direction. Also I don't think it is necessary as the main cutting force is pointed in the downwards direction. If a true two-surface clamping was desired then I guess the bolts should be at 45 degrees which is difficult because there is little room, only set screws would fit, and also there would need to be a 45 degree flat surface on the tool. One of the problems I see with the design here is that the bottom surface is very thin. On my current 4-way post this is 15 mm and even this I consider not much, in fact the block is warped from the clamping force. Unfortunately the dimension cannot be increased because there is simply no room. The only way would be to lose the compound slide as some do but I can't do without it. I will first re-machine the block and finish the bottom surface with clamping bolts tightened with 'dummy tools' so it is corrected for distortion. Lastly, I see many 4-way posts which fit on an accurate cylinder as well as the bottom interface. These two can never be combined (the cylinder will never be perfectly perpendicular) so it is better to have the post spin on a cylinder of very small height (only a few mm's) so that clamping force will always join the bottom surface solidly. Hope this makes sense.
@mshahzad70322 роки тому
I love this work
@jandostal7343Рік тому
Mesmerizing to watch
@kennydebique61922 роки тому
I like how you do all the operations on the lathe. Salud de St vincent.
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thank you
@raymclaughlin20322 роки тому
Loved the hand work and figuring how to use the lathe to make everything , excellent toolpost .......btw your table is not level ......
@gordonagent70372 роки тому
Mate, I really enjoyed this project. The welding could easily be corrected with a die grinder and patience, I think since you did such a great job of everything else you should make this small correction as you’ll kick yourself every time you look at it. Well done though, keep posting
@geoffdl032 роки тому
I just really don't see the need to weld the lever handle as it's already threaded in.
@yak-machining2 роки тому
😂 yes i know but im not motivated enough to correct that right now, maybe someday
@yak-machining2 роки тому
@@geoffdl03 no it wasnt threaded in, no thread was involved at all, only the thread for the center bolt but the handle was loose, so i had to weld it
@stefang10872 роки тому
@@yak-machining I am not a machinist, but in both cases where you used welding, I can see easy solutions without welding and a lot better looking result. Just threads, to special made washers, special made screw and some Loctite. Or instead of the screw, a little welding, but it will be in a position that doesn't matter how ugly it is, it will be very easy to correct in no time, so the welding will no longer be possible to be seeing.
@Mustafa-ln7tj2 роки тому
Beautiful workmanship with love from Turkey
@Powerack2 роки тому
It looks great. Good job.
@YooProjects2 роки тому
Spectacular job man! Super professional. Thanks
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thank you very much
@NeilIves2 роки тому
Beautiful! If you are not happy to weld, how about brazing, or soldering, even soft soldering would be strong enough for the handle
@danvandertorre6349Рік тому
good job
@TIHON19932 роки тому
Божественная сварка!
@user-zj9hy6hw1bРік тому
Согласен, портит все изделие
@mauro.donati2 роки тому
Me encanta ver videos sobre mecanizado, y éste está muy bien realizado. Gracias! pero debo hacer una aclaración: Muestra algunos procesos interesantes, dando la impresión de muy profesional. pero puede ser muy engañoso para alguien que no conoce sobre el tema. Realiza varias acciones poco prácticas y en varios casos bastante inseguras. No lo tome como ejemplo! pero muy divertido! gracias!
@raviduudara44742 роки тому
Good broo
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thank you
@raviduudara44742 роки тому
@@yak-machining broo you halp me
@tommythaoschannel55872 роки тому
You so smart.
@blueshiftrobsРік тому
That's master machining on another level. A true master engineer. Epic.
@JoseMaria-px2bi2 роки тому
Amigo você e um artista
@DineshSharma-ou9rf2 роки тому
hats off sir
@antoniopicardi16792 роки тому
Complimenti una lavorazione a regola d’arte 👍👍👍👍
@oscardavidbenedetto4374Рік тому
Espectacular ,Quedo de Diez!!
@rweld376610 місяців тому
Great job. Liked seeing your creative ways to use lathe.
@djamelhamdia1342 роки тому
I think the handle better be fixed with a thread rather than soldered, it would be a cleaner job and can be easily replaced in the future if damaged or something. Great job as usual, keep up the good work!
@yak-machining2 роки тому
Thanks mate, i wished i could threaded it but it was very difficuilt to thread the big nut without a milling mashine or proper clamping setup
@djamelhamdia1342 роки тому
@@yak-machining I just noticed your profile picture; it's awesome bro!
@249renanhipolito33 місяці тому
Parabéns pelo seu conhecimento 🤝🏻 🤝🏻 🤝🏻
@specforged56512 роки тому
Definitely some different tricks here on using a lathe as a mill. Good work, enjoyed watching. Practice you welding lol.
@Vigopl3 місяці тому
So many views and only two videos. This chanel could be one of the best
@yak-machining3 місяці тому
Thank you but I sold everything I own and basically gave up this hobby. Maybe in some years or not
@Vigopl3 місяці тому
@@yak-machining thats the last answer i was expecting. Sounds like you had troubles. I hope one day youll be back cuz you are a pro
@yak-machining3 місяці тому
@@Vigopl thanks, yeah it cost me so much money that even my family had to intervene 😂