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1950's Delta 1460 Lathe Restoration
Просмотров 1962 месяца назад
This is part 3 of my 1950's Delta Rockwell 1460 Lathe restoration. New parts, paint, three phase motor runs great! Check it out!
1950's Delta Rockwell 1460 Lathe Restoration: Part 2 of 3
Просмотров 2133 месяца назад
Welcome back! In this video I clean the parts, strip the paint, clean the parts, sandblast, clean the parts, polish, clean again, paint. The motor was so bad, evidence of a mouse or some small animal living in it but luckily none of the windings or wires were damaged. Enjoy!
1950s Delta Rockwell 1460 Lathe Restoration: Part 1 of 3
Просмотров 5294 месяца назад
This video shows the full disassembly of my 1950's Delta Rockwell Wool Lathe. Im currently in the process of stripping the paint and cleaning all the parts in preparation for paint. Indeed to order new bearings. Im also working on rebuilding the 3 phase Delta Motor that came with this machine.
Screen Door Build
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.6 месяцев назад
This is a Craftsman Style storm door for our craftsman bungalow. I hand picked really nice quarter sawn red oak from Advantage Lumber for this build. Thanks for watching! Don't forget to subscribe! C Trybus.
Half Blind Dovetail Drawer Build
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.6 месяцев назад
In this video I make the drawer for the Holly Desk. Half-blind dovetails, many species of wood, cool joinery, this has it all. enjoy!
Trestle Desk Build : The Holly Desk
Просмотров 7 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Trestle Desk Build : The Holly Desk
Making a Small Leather Messenger Bag with a Singer Sewing Machine
Просмотров 869 месяцев назад
Making a Small Leather Messenger Bag with a Singer Sewing Machine
Make A Folding Desk Out Of An Antique Ironing Board
Просмотров 18210 месяцев назад
Make A Folding Desk Out Of An Antique Ironing Board
Building a Wood Strip Canoe: Completed! (Part 8)
Просмотров 4752 года назад
Building a Wood Strip Canoe: Completed! (Part 8)
Converted Chevy Step Van: Roof Rack Build Part 2
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.6 лет назад
Converted Chevy Step Van: Roof Rack Build Part 2
Converted Chevy Step Van: Roof Rack Build Part 1
Просмотров 2 тыс.6 лет назад
Converted Chevy Step Van: Roof Rack Build Part 1
Chevy Step Van: Engine Rebuilt! Now the Install & Fire-Up
Просмотров 10 тыс.6 лет назад
Chevy Step Van: Engine Rebuilt! Now the Install & Fire-Up
1892 Chevy Step Van: Engine Rebuild Part 1
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.6 лет назад
1892 Chevy Step Van: Engine Rebuild Part 1
1982 Chevy P30 Step Van: Updates January 2018
Просмотров 22 тыс.6 лет назад
1982 Chevy P30 Step Van: Updates January 2018
1982 Chevy P30 Step Van Grumman Olson 4.8L 292 Inline 6
Просмотров 21 тыс.6 лет назад
1982 Chevy P30 Step Van Grumman Olson 4.8L 292 Inline 6
97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ: Garvin Wilderness Expedition Roof Rack Review
Просмотров 9 тыс.7 лет назад
97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ: Garvin Wilderness Expedition Roof Rack Review
97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ Factory Subwoofer Replacement
Просмотров 44 тыс.8 лет назад
97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ Factory Subwoofer Replacement
97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ:Roof Rack Mounted Work Light_Part 2
Просмотров 3718 лет назад
97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ:Roof Rack Mounted Work Light_Part 2
97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ Push Button Ignition Switch Installation
Просмотров 43 тыс.8 лет назад
97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ Push Button Ignition Switch Installation
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Hey Brother. Those pulleys are pot metal. That link belt will wear them out eventually and those CBL-409 head stock pulleys are not cheap, when you can find them. I'd highly recommending getting a normal V-Belt. Beautiful restoration!
Interesting how pull old motor out inside grumman mine only front grill off and pull motor out ..
In the image of man !
My rooster does it seem like when he doesn't want them to come near me
Why do they do that?
It’s a courting gesture. Displaying plumage and style. The other rooster tried the same but was unsuccessful.
@ChristopherTrybus oh ok well I'm a little confused because my rooster does this when I'm calling them he doesn't let them feed from my hand he doesn't let them come to me so I thought it was his way of telling them u better not lol he knows which one I'm calling and quickly gets in-between he's a real pain in my but lol he is buff orp and well around 10 pounds with red eyes so I don't argue with him lol
Great video
Looks good. Is the original motor on your lathe three phase? I commented on your previous videos that I have the same model lathe, but mine is 120 vac single phase. VFDs are typically used in this sort of application to run a three phase motor from single phase power; there are VFDs that work with single phase motors, but they're pretty uncommon.
Thanks, thanks for watching. I’m not sure if the original is three phase. I do know it came from a school wood shop and then sat for a long time. It’s possible someone swapped the motors out seeing as getting three phase to run could be challenging. Most of these lathes that I’ve seen have single phase. I would have upgraded to three phase or a 3-5 hp single phase at some point for more power to handle larger pieces as my skills progress.
Can't wait to see it once its done
That house turned out great!
Good work! I have the exact same lathe, inherited from my dad. It was repainted that industrial green that was popular in the 1950s but I can live with that, since it's otherwise in good shape and fortunately didn't require any restoration. 🙂
Thanks for sharing. I too inherited a good deal of vintage tools, they were my great grandfathers. He was a union carpenter and machinist. Unfortunately a lathe was one of the only machines he didn’t own but he did have the tools. I owe it to him for having handed down some really quality tools I still use just about every day for my own work. Every time I dive into the massive tool chest I find something new that I didn’t notice before. This lathe came from a school woodshop and it sat for a good number of years until I got it. I plan to use it to earn my living and I hope to be able to pass it on to my great grandchildren someday. Hopefully this video was worth a subscribe, it encourages me to share more projects! Thanks for watching, the new parts are coming in and I’ll be putting everything back together soon.
@@ChristopherTrybus Mine was a school woodshop machine as well. My dad was the high school's industrial arts teacher in my home town and he purchased the lathe new for the school, I think sometime in the late 1940s. Over time it was replaced by newer lathes and it ended up stored away in a back room, and when my dad retired the school let him have it. I haven't done very much with it, but now that I'm retired myself I hope to put it to greater use. Speaking of inherited tools, if you haven't already you should check out Inheritance Machining's channel. He has a full machine shop he inherited from his grandfather and he produces some very good videos.
Good lord that upload timing is great: I'm on the preleminary steps to the same project!! Thanks for sharing
Anxiously awaiting part 2
Mount a CURB FEELER to the front of your hood, To help you Gage the distance from whatever is close in front of you.
Keep the old frame, Just get new gages
Magnetic Signs
Started out a couple videos ago because I found a nice '82 P30 step van ...now I'm sure I cant bring it back to life as a solo project. But your voice is soothing, so now I'm watching all your projects. Thx for not putting hokey, obnoxious music in the background.
Thanks I love the feedback. The step van is challenging for sure but nothing outside the capabilities of a motivated human. It’s fun, you can do it. Any questions just ask. I’ll be watching for your progress. Mill Supply . Com has parts for step vans.
Beautiful! See if you can get bronze screening; your door deserves that first-class treatment.
Thanks! Great idea. I looked for that but it’s really expensive. I can’t justify the cost just yet with kids and friends running in and out of the house through that door. I’ve already needed to replace the heavy duty screen once. 😂
This is some Good Mythical Carpentry.
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You aren't concerned about wood movement on flatsawn boards cross grain construction?
Looking at getting this rack for my CJ, whats the ammo can for?
It was for straps and a hook for the hitch. Saved me from clutter in the back.
@@ChristopherTrybus great idea. Thanks.
Nice work, thanks!
Nicely done! Getting my machine back up and running to do a bunch of vinyl work for my boat, and make a replacement holder for my Craftsman screwdriver set - the ancient vinyl cover has torn, letting the screwdrivers run amok in my tool case! Side question ... what camera(s) are you using? Great clarity in the video.
Thanks for watching! I have a few ideas for a tool roll too, just need the time to get started. I also have an old lab stool that needs a reupholster and I want to do it in leather. I’d love a leather machine but it was definitely motivating to know that a normal sewing machine could handle leather like this. As for the camera, thanks, it’s just an iPhone 13, nothing special.
Beautiful!
handsome door
Beautiful work
Nice!
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Nice video! Might want to consider lowering the audio when you’re using the power tools, it gets a little hard to hear you. Keep it up though!
Thanks for the tip, I’ll work on that. Thanks for watching.
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Да задумка хорошая. Но есть нюансы. К столешнице вы зря приклеили бруски когда дерево начнет сохнуть или на оборот наберать влажность то не будет место куда может будет дерево двигаться и он лопнит. И при склейки столешницы вы не правильно приклеили ламели , годовые кольца в одну сторону смотрят.это значит столешницу начнёт выгинать. На будущее соблюдайте правила склейки столешницы. Мы все когда-то совершаем ошибки.
Hi Chris, What a simple yet interesting designed desk. Beautiful piece of furniture and great video. Worthy of a sub and will watch more of your content soon. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia
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Hey there .... when do we get an update on the step van?
Hi, sorry but I ended up selling the step van to buy a house with some land. I received a very reasonable offer for it and had to take it. As things are progressing I have dreams of doing it again but this time going about it a little differently. Thanks for watching, please keep watching for more
Great Work! what type of finish did you put on the table?
Thanks for watching! The finish I used was a matte, water-based poly by Minwax.
This is a lovely looking desk, very well designed and honest in its simplicity, i really like it. thanks for posting,, from Cambridge UK
My brother in christ, do you know how to hold a camera? Lol
Absolutely gorgeous, nice job!
thanks.
How are you feeling about the height of the seats? Any recommendations?
Seats are really fun part of the build customizing to how you like to use the canoe. For me I prefer to kneel and paddle or sit on the edge of the seat with my leg(s) tucked under, so being able to move around easily without getting my feet hung up was a real consideration. I went with 12" from the hull to top of the seat and it worked. As far as overall balance it also depends on the shape of the hull and your centers of gravity. So if you could imagine an extreme example, it be something like having seats attached directly to the gunwales on a narrow canoe with a round bottom hull. This may be top heavy for a paddler making it less maneuverable. Being comfortable, having the freedom to move around, and being able to adapt to water condtions is important to me. But whatever works for you!
A triumph. Looks great
Thanks! Can't wait to see how yours turns out
Looking really good!
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audio level sucks
I've been using a carbon steel 10" K Sabatier for 10 uears now. Great knife for the price really. Rugged, durable, takes an edge easily, maintains it edge a little longer than some of my other knives.... I've used the knife for everything from herbs to quartering down chicken. Definitely recommended
prep matters!
Did you have to drill the body to install
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