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BUILD FROM SKETCH
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BUILD FROM SKETCH.
I build a lot of random stuff from sketch.
I am a maker, designer, penny pitcher and all around DIY person always unhappy with the things in life trying to improve them and make life at least a little bit better.
Located in Bonn, Germany.
Here you will see metalworking and woodworking videos as well as welding projects!
I build a lot of random stuff from sketch.
I am a maker, designer, penny pitcher and all around DIY person always unhappy with the things in life trying to improve them and make life at least a little bit better.
Located in Bonn, Germany.
Here you will see metalworking and woodworking videos as well as welding projects!
Short Bed Lathe Restauration - Buying a small lathe - Cabiati Mario TPR1 Part 1
Hello and welcome to this video,
In 2019 I bought this small short bed lathe.
This video will be the prologue to more upcoming videos, showing you how I made the support frame that will hold the lathe from now on. This makes moving the lathe and working on it, a lot easier.
Stay tuned for the upcoming videos where we will take a look at what this thing actually is, inspect the overall condition and start repairing and restoring it.
Thanks for watching and until next time!
Music:
Dyalla - ILY Baby
Dyalla - Ringside
Dyalla - Soulicious
In 2019 I bought this small short bed lathe.
This video will be the prologue to more upcoming videos, showing you how I made the support frame that will hold the lathe from now on. This makes moving the lathe and working on it, a lot easier.
Stay tuned for the upcoming videos where we will take a look at what this thing actually is, inspect the overall condition and start repairing and restoring it.
Thanks for watching and until next time!
Music:
Dyalla - ILY Baby
Dyalla - Ringside
Dyalla - Soulicious
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Видео
MOORE Pattern Scraping a Straight Edge
Просмотров 42 тыс.2 года назад
Hello and welcome, in this video I'm showing you how I handscraped this cast iron straightedge. I'm showing you all the steps, from rough scraping to finish scraping. I chose to use the MOORE scraping pattern for the finish passes, as it leaves the most appealing touch to the straightedge, but also reduces the amount of burrs created by the scraping. I am by no means an expert, but I think the ...
DIY Pannier Rack - Part 2 - Building the Rack
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.2 года назад
PART 1 - ruclips.net/video/mW7-RYMTelw/видео.html Hello and welcome, In this video series I will show you how to build a DIY pannier rack / luggage rack for your motorcycle. I am using the Touratech Endurance Click Pannier Bags in this case. Here I am showing you how to build the pannier rack itself, by attaching the frames to the motorcycle. Feel free to ask any questions below! :) Please note...
DIY Pannier Rack - Part 1 - The Frame
Просмотров 12 тыс.2 года назад
PART 2 - ruclips.net/video/Wv047j7AChQ/видео.html Hello and welcome, In this video series I will show you how to build a DIY pannier rack / luggage rack for your motorcycle. I am using the Touratech Endurance Click Pannier Bags in this case. This Frame will fit (almost) all Touratech Bags and Panniers. Feel free to ask any questions below! :) Please note that all of this is done on your own ris...
Welding Cast Iron 101 - Stick + TIG
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
* 150-300°C = 300-575°F Hello and welcome, in this video we are talking about welding cast iron by TIG-welding and stick-welding. I hope you like it. MUSIC: Sunday Rain - Cheel Sunset Dream - Cheel Soft Feeling - Cheel Smokey Eye - Cheel Lazy Walk - Cheel Violet Vape - Cheel Blue Dream - Cheel Anywhen You Say - Cheel Blind Memories - Cheel Birds in Flight - Dan Lebowitz Fractal of Light- Chris ...
Hand Scraping a Surface Plate to Sub 5 Micron / A - Grade Flatness
Просмотров 217 тыс.2 года назад
Hello and welcome, in this video I'm showing you how I handscraped my steel surface plate to a flatness of less than 5 microns (0,2 thou). It ended up beeing somewhere inbetween 3 and 4 microns of flatness. That's 0,003-0,004mm. So not that much. All scraping was done by hand. Roughing with a 30mm/25mm carbide blade with 140mm radius. Finer scraping was done with a 25mm carbide blade and 90mm r...
Planter Boxes and Bee-Hotels - BUILD FROM SKETCH
Просмотров 2854 года назад
Howdy, I just made a few improvements to our garden including some fancy planter boxes for our apple tree espalier / trellis and some nice octagon bee hotels that were made out of massive oak. Enjoy!
Random Repairs Vol.1 - Viseception
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.4 года назад
In this Video we are going to take care of my hoarding problem and start to rebuild, repair and/or restore some old junk that is piling up in my garage. Well it's not junk, at least not for me, that's why i still own that stuff. So get yourself a nice cup of tea, better five or six as this video may be longer than usual, and just do the best thing that you can do in life: watch somebody working...
Universal Oil Filter Tool - BUILD FROM SKETCH
Просмотров 24 тыс.4 года назад
Hi there! This is my version of an universal oil filter tool or key. And universal means universal like any size of oil filter will fit - motorcycle, car, tractor, aircraft carrier - doesn't matter! If you rebuild it properly it will last for decades. This is the kind of DIY tool that saves your ass on a saturday night at 11pm while repairing your wifes car. And you know what they say - happy w...
DIY book stand - a beginner woodworking project - BUILD FROM SKETCH
Просмотров 78 тыс.5 лет назад
Hi there! Today I'd like to show you how to build this awesome bookstand from a piece of solid apple wood. I build this for cookbooks and recipe books for my mother. I want to show you that you don't need the super fancy workshop that is stuffed with multi thousand dollar tools and machines to build something that has a high quality, accuracy and style. EVERY step shown in this video could be d...
Beginner stick / TIG welding project - DEAD BLOW HAMMER BUILD FROM SKETCH
Просмотров 9845 лет назад
This is how I made four dead blow hammers out of some 1" steel pipe. This can be seen as some kind of an beginner project, although it's not a super easy one! Welding tubes with this small diameter can be very tricky. So take your time and practise. As shown you can use stickwelding (SMAW / 111) as well as TIG (141) to weld these tubes. I used my KEMPPI Minarc 180 evo. I ran these 3,2mm rutile/...
How to improve your scrollsaw - BUILD FROM SKETCH
Просмотров 22 тыс.6 лет назад
If you are one of the people owning a scrollsaw you might know this problem. It just doesn't cut straight. Well at least most of the time. In this video I build a sled to make cutting not only much easier but also give you the opportunity to make your cuts square. Or at least squarish. You know what I mean. So in the end the improvement is huge, anyways this saw is still not perfect. But this m...
Diesel Ansaugbrücke richtig reinigen - 2.0 TDI SKODA AUDI VW SEAT
Просмотров 527 тыс.6 лет назад
Kein Bock auf langes Gelaber? Dann geh zu 3:08 ! Heute zeige Ich euch wie man eine Ansaugbrücke eines Dieselmotors richtig reinigt. Viel Spaß. Gibts Anregungen? Fehler? Verbesserungen? Schreibts in die Kommentare! Autos sind nicht mehr Hauptmetier, ich versuche nur meine Auffassung der Dinge mit euch zu teilen! ;) #Dieselgate #Volkswagen #Schummeldiesel
Beginner stick welding project - ESPALIER FOR APPLE TREES BUILD FROM SKETCH
Просмотров 5936 лет назад
A very easy beginner stick welding project. We made this espalier to cover this uggly white wall of my neigbors garage. #welding #stickwelding #makethisgardengreatagain I am not affiliated to KEMMPI or any orther brands shown in this video, I just like their stuff. Welding is dangerous. Always read the instruction manual before using a welder. And also do not to lick on electrical sockets. This...
A beginner tig welding project - BULLET TRAP BUILD FROM SKETCH
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.6 лет назад
A very easy beginner tig welding project. Made out of 2mm sheet metal. Welded with a KEMPPI MINARC EVO 180 on about 80 amps. Welding is dangerous. Always read the instruction manual before using a welder. And also do not to lick on electrical sockets. This is also dangerous.
WD-40 ölt/schmiert nicht. Es ist prima zum saubermachen (Lösemittel sei dank), aber mehr auch nicht. So ist es also richtig dass du Balistol zur Konservierung/Pflege nimmst. Und schade dass man genau die spannendeste Stellen nicht sieht, wo du den Spannstift entfernst bzw. wieder einsetzt! :D
The surface plate (granite) is smaller than the piece you doing. I'm new to this, so I ask if it would be safe put a larger piece on a smaller reference surface. If it is, how to do it safely? The larger piece I intend to do in the future is a ML Myford bed (about 1 meter length). Thanks in advance!!
Hey there! The granite plate i used is a little bit bigger than the plate i scraped. Generally, you can scrape a larger surface with a smaller reference, but your result will be less accurate. You can move the reference in overlapping intervals and also use a micron indicator on the reference, to double check for deviations.
Das ist noch gar nix!!! Schon ganz andere Ansaugbrücken gesehen !!
An excellent demonstration of scraping, thank you. Greetings from the Black Forest.
Not bad for eye-lignment. Using a level makes keeping the bends in the same plane easier.
Never done any of this (to speak of), but I found another guy who scraped steel. He suggested a totally different tool geometry, since the blade tend to dig in on steel. Yours look very conventional though, as used on cast Iron? Beautiful video though, I will watch it again!
Yes, i found that video as well, after I made this plate. He is completely right and his tool geometry is definitely better. I personally didn't experience the work hardening as a big thing. I am sure it reduced tool life a bit, but it wasn't unbearable. I also talked to a guy who does a lot of professional scraping, and he said he just runs with a 0 degree angle. So yeah, it's a thing, but nothing to overthink actually.
Beautiful Work
Thanks! :)
Weird hobby for a perfectly automatized process
Gute Arbeit 👍
Was ist mit backofenreiniger geht das
What is the purpose of this?
That high spot was probably over heating from the grinding process.
Regarding your points at the 40 minute mark. If you deviate the distance between reference and measurement you can get readings to measure curves, at least in mathematical theory
Am einfachsten ist eine neue ansaugbrücke zu kaufen.
Wow, I enjoyed that what tedious work. What determination. I wonder if he has more hours on this little straight edge or the big slab he did.
No music
take it for gran-ite??
I recently brought home a hand scraped surface plate from a local metals recycler. I don't currently have any use for it, but I felt that i had to preserve it for for the huge amount of work and effort in the quest for precision that it represents. Great video!
So umm... Whats the point?
Machinist use those plates as a reference point to measure and test parts. They are ground within a curtain tolerance with a machine but it can also be done by hand as seen here. Scraping metal like this can also help the metal hold lubricants better in situations where two machined surfaces meet
German autism is built different
What if you used another flat scraped surface thats been hardened in some way to make the surface more flat?
I'm in the second month of my apprenticeship and I filed down a hunk of steel to .1mm tolerance and am proud and kind of surprised of myself. I can't imagine the patience required for a project like this.
there's also the third method of using a set of three plates and repeatedly scraping one against each other, rotating
Some would say the three plate is the purest method, almost heavenly...
this is nilered
It’s more common in the US, home of the “freedom units” to show the leading zeros in a decimal. Representing as .000591. In a U.S. machine shop we’d say “six tenths” rounding up as it is understood to be ten thousandths of an inch since we never have tolerances in actual tenths of an inch. .0006” doesn’t seem great for a surface plate tbh… my Swiss machines easily hold .0001-.0002” and that’s cutting not grinding. Granite is best for a surface plate.
That was a REALLY fast 47 mins 😅
Looks really cool, but what do you use the scraped plate for?
Thanks! :) This is my daily shop plate that I use for lower precision measurements of small and medium parts, as well as a marking plate for scraping lines onto workpieces, for example to precisely mark holes I want to drill into stuff :) I made it, so i don't risk damaging my granite plate or wearing it out. But for really high precision measurements, I still use the granite plate from time to time.
You may even earned Stefan Gotteswinter‘s respect with this one..😅
The godfather hasn't spoken yet, but maybe you are right and he is sitting in his basement right now thinking: "Well, this is a reasonable quality plate."
@@buildfromsketch8102 „Well, kind of ok-ish..“ 😁 Nice work btw and I am amazed by your dedication.
Impressive endurance and craftsmanship. But i am not so decided about were the border between master endurance and a nerd is...
The distance between genius and insanity is only measured by success.
Be me, Be dumb... Reads title. Sees thumbnail. I GOTTA SEE THIS SHEET RN!!! 👁👄👁 ...AAAAAAH with tools... of course.
Wondering where the 40 hour super cut is... This is great. I'm also interested in how the precision granite tables are made as well.
I didn't record the whole thing, but you are not the first to ask :D
Noice dude. Beautiful compact machine, du alter Bratwurstverschmäher.
What is this? Nile green?
Absolute Handwerkskunst, Präzision und Perfektion. Herzlichen Dank!
This seems like something you would be tortured in hell with, just one more micron hahaha
Oh yes this takes me back to my apprenticeship, had scrap machine slids as a training exercise.... master hand tools before let near machine tools..
We can still recognize you despite the glasses, Superman.
True level bitch
Id rather go to a cnc router shop and be done in 20min. 😅
Despite they cannot achieve such a flatness.
@@buildfromsketch8102 well they can achieve less than a micron if its a proper one.
@@Thor_Asgard_Can you make a video of you walking into a CNC shop and asking if they gonna mill you a surface plate to under 5 microns precision in 20 minutes? 😂
56 seconds in and there is already an error. Your math is not mathing......
1 inch = 25.4mm 1 thou = 1/1000 inch = 0.0254 mm 1mm = 0.03937 inch 1µm = 0.03937 thou 15µm = 0.59055181 thou
I don't got nothing to say. You just deserve the engagement.
It's flat. Within a certain spatial bandwidth. You use the optical flat as a mechanical filter to remove the high frequencies.
"So what do you do in your free time?" "... FLAT"
"REALITY IS POISON!!!"
Ancient high tech technology. Those tombs are too flat it's impossible 😅 jk
38:00 I'd like to see someone mount a mirror to a gauge block and point a laser at it. can you measure it on the wall?
Hey what is the model of your Planam jacket ? It seem to be a pretty good fabric and quality assembled !
Hey, sorry for the late response! The model is called PLANAM BW 270
@@buildfromsketch8102 that’s the one I guessed ! Thank you. No worry for the delay ;)
I always thought "scraping" was metaphorical in this sense. I never knew it was actually a scraper haha.
Is there a reason you can't lap it flat after you're done scraping?
My guess is that little half-moon is a bit of weld left over from some nub used for moving the plate