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How is the mill working out for you? Do you have a video talking abt your experience summed up or a video to recommend with you using it?

any chance you have a source of replacement gears? my brass gear and worm gear are toast....looks like the circlip was missing, so they got a bit loose in there...

Im curious, what do use your bandsaw for that can't be done with the evolution chop saw? It seems like the chop saw would give you fasr, clean, square cuts.

Have you ever measured the decibels of your mill at different rpms? I'm looking to buy the same mill from PM and I wanted to know how loud the gearhead is.

I've been a welder for over 45 years and the best thing you could do is get rid of that flux core wire and switch over to gas . You would find that you could weld much better. Flux core wire is made so you can weld outdoors on a very windy day where the wind blows the gas away . Also when using flux core wire remove the nozzle tip on your lead its not needed .

Great idea. Thanks, I will have to consider getting several: lathe, band saw (same model), and mill (future). Of course I will need executive approval.

7:27 quick question regarding the chop saw. Is that an Evolution saw and blade? Or is it an abrasive saw with an Evolution metal cutting blade? I just bought the HF band saw and look forward to seeing your modifications/improvements. Thanks.

I was thinking of doing something similar with oxidized metal like you did with the blues metal. When you removed the bluing was the surface you revealed metallic like an in blued piece or a bit dull?

What is the most X-axis travel that you can get on this mill? PM says 15" but can it be pushed to 18" or 20"? I'm working on some other bench top machine tools and I need to cut dovetails into cast iron mill tables. Thanks!

Enjoyed the view. Thanks.

I wish Russ would do a you tube channel. Very nice set up, it does my OCD good to see someone else that keeps there shop clean and organize. I get raged by all my friends due to how i keep my shop. They always say i clean and organized more than i work in it. But one thing about it , i dont hunt for nothing i know right where it is. love your shop Russ.

Thats very strange must be the video but i didnt see one chip at all coming off when you were trying it out. And if you cut 10 thousand a pass there should be chips going every where. At least it does on my fly cutters. I will surely give these a look.

Very interesting Mick, I hope you will follow up with more on using these cutters. Do the inserts rotate on your examples? I would be interested to see how they perform on heavier cuts and of course the price comparison.

Great tool review...I need a good fly cutter

First time ever seeing one of those. I would imagine the mass of the cutter adds to the better surface finish.

I like it...interesting. Seems to use a sheering action to obtain that nice finish.. Well I guess I'm off to there website.. Thanks for sharing Mick 👍👍

Hi Mick ,nice cutter. I have a shell mill with those inserts. Great as you can rotate mine 12 times. Steve.

Those fly cutters are very interesting and I really like how they use round inserts

Hi Mick👍👍 Unusal cutter that i've never seen. Thanks for sharing ATB Kev

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Very interesting I am sending for a catalogue. Thank you for the video Kimber.

I like the rounded shape ofthe tool. Never seen that before. And as I post this comment, you have 998 subs. The 1K is very close now.

Nice shop thanks for the tour, where can I find that Steel city grinder you got a website?

This was excellent Mick! Keep up the good work & thanks for the tooling links.

Great tour thanks, that is a fantastic workshop. It always good to see how professionals layout a workshop

Thanks for the tour. Back in my college machine shop classes we wrote the programs CNC and saved them to 5 1/4" floppy disks. Then we put them in the Bridgeport reader and the mill did it's thing. I guess the tape was before the mid 80's?

Great shop tour. Thank you. Where in the US are you located? You said you were near Jimmy Diresta.

What a Great guy. Thanks for bringing Russ to us. Great video Thanks Mik. Kim

I like that hydraulic lift cart! That's EXACTLY what I need for my shop. Can you get some details on it?

Somme lovely tooling he has.Great video. Steve.

Super Merci

Great job building this up, it was good to watch and it works very well. We have been looking at these but they expensive over here, I think they are over twice the cost of our press

I bought the same kit about 5 years ago. It has been a great brake, no complaints.

One of these days I need to find a hydraulic press so I can get one of these kits.

That's a nice building kit.

Hi Mik

Buenas smigo agradezco mucho por este video es de muy gran ayuda para seguir aprendiendo 🙏👍

ALUMIWELD is NOT for steel!!! It says so in the name! It WILL come apart!

Ever heard of a dial indicator? What a complete waste of time

Looks like a fun tool to build.

Pretty cool idea and implementation. Nice work.

Hi Mick !!! Great job you made of that tool setter. Thanks for the shout out, and a bigger thanks for making the tool. If one person benifits from an idea, it makes the effort worth while. Cheers Neil

I am very impressed by the finish that cutter gives in your mill. The deburring tool is cool. This looked like a great project and I enjoyed following along, thanks

Hi Mick, thanks for the shout out. I like your build, especially the little bit of laser engraving, unfortunately that's making me want to spend more money! I really need to make myself a tool height setter, I'll have to add it to the ever growing list of things to do!

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That was very interesting

Mick, for a video to qualify for the RUclips Shorts program, it must be 9x16 aspect ratio and 1920 pixels by 1080 pixels resolution, and between 15 and 60 seconds in length, 61 seconds won't qualify. Hope this helps.

Wow some very nice shops 👍👍

I'm bot a big fan of 6 jaw chucks too busy. You can't get a caliper in between the fingers for a quick sneaky measure. Doesn't give you much advantage over a 3 jaw mabe just holds it ever so slightly more concentric on rough mill stock wich is a advantage I can leave to the way side.