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gordonfrank
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CNC milling hinge pockets for cabinet doors.
Using my homemade CNC machine from a grizzly G0704 mill, to mill out pockets for cabinet doors. I've done this in the past and it results in a very accurate hinge fit. Also shows you can do some wood working on a metal working machine. And tolerances in woodworking are childs play compared to metal working! :)
The software I'm using is Linux CNC.
The software I'm using is Linux CNC.
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CNC milling wooden window casing corner blocks
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Making block for top corners of window and door trim. Using a Grizzly G0704 milling machine which has been coverted to CNC.
HOW TO: Hang 25' floor trusses by yourself | Pole Barn
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Show how I hang 25' floor trusses by myself.
Demonstration homemade DYI metal tube roller on 2" square tube
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Demonstration of homemade DYI metal roller on 14 ga, 2" square tube. Roller is powered by a Harbor Freight electric pipe threader. In the video I used a 2 ton hydraulic jack. A 3 or 4 ton jack would work better.
G0709 smoking while turning mild steel
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24 x2.75” bar being turned to 2” for horizontal Mill over arm support. Cutting oil is smoking. Taking a 0.0025" cut with carbide insert.
Grizzly G0709 turning 24x3” steel
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Turning a 24 inch steel bar down to 2 inches with a grizzly G0709 lathe. Started out with extremely rusty and pitted steel. Had to turn both ends on center to start. Now have one and on center. Then will flip and turned other end down to size.
Heat Treatment Oven
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Small oven for hardening, tempering and annealing small tooling used by machinists.
DroneBarnFirstDay
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Learning to fly a $40 drone. SYMA X5C Explorers 2.4G 4CH 6-Axis Gyro RC Quadcopter With HD Camera. One you learn the controls this entry level drone flies nice. Camera is nothing special...........but, it was $40!
Milling with Fly cutter G0704
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Taking a .010" cut in mild steel with Grizzly G0704 (BF 20 type) bench top mill.
Turning large stock on lathe
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Turning a 2 5/8 diameter by 33 inch long solid steel stock on grizzly G0709 lathe. Turn volume down - it's loud.
My Edited Video
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I created this video with the RUclips Video Editor (ruclips.net/user/editor)
Thats cool couple questions First have you tried 2x4 1/8 wall on the hard way? and How much of a distortion on the square is there?
I have not; only the 2x2 with 1/16th wall. I think it would struggle to bend 1/8" the hard way. This machine is not rigid enough.
Chord would actually be where the radius starts and stops. A chord is any straight line across the a circle including the diameter. But extremely impressive and I’m here for your advice. lol 😊
Man I’m trying to bend 2x2 square tubing but it’s bending so ugly , do you have any tips on how to bend ?
How thick are the side walls on what you're trying to bend? The 2x2 I'm bending in this video is 14 gauge. 14 gauge is .08" of 1.62mm.
Side plate thickness of your machine please?
1/4" high tension steel. It was left over from a tree spade build project.
Thank you
What hardware do you put in the pockets?
Cabinet door hinges. Same hinges that Menards uses for their Klearvue cabinets. I really like the hinges and using CNC is much more accurate/repeatable than drilling by hand.
UN APORTE SANO, ESTÁ FORSANDO ÉL MOTOR, HAY QUÉ BUSCAR SOLUCIÓN, ASÍ NO CONVIENE.
Ok man i need to build my self one of these. Do you have a video of parts list and maybe some build info? I have all the tools to build it
I like your bender, and really great use of the pipe threader.
Could you run the tube through sideways to give the tube a helix shape?
Does this work with metal tubing?
Have not done it but i'm sure it would.
Would probably want to make a roller that matched the tube diameter to keep things aligned.
Muy baja calidad del video
Rocky mountain oysters right there
I bought one of those threaders years ago. Damned thing caught fire right after pulling the trigger. The angry pixies and magic smoke just rolled out and the fire right with it.
I really don’t think much of that harbor freight Chicago brand stuff….
Why not put some scale where the top drive wheel is to measure how far down it is? This way you will know how far to push it down to get specific radius (obviously also depends on spacing of the bottom wheels so idk 5 scales needed?)
Good idea. Flex in different pipes/ tube might have small effect on that.
Nice. Now can you make something that would turn a round pipe to square tube?
Personally I do that with a credit card or checkbook and a trip to the supplier…
Great idea. Be nice to see the end product
Nice copy of a SWAG Off Road/Horror Freight tubing roller. I milled my hex long enough to fill the drive hole completely on the power head because I did not want just part of the hexagon hole bearing all of the torque.
That was nearly useful. Using a pipe threader is brilliant but since the design requires parts that don't exist and have to be fabricated from a lathe it is not useful to other people.
Only useful if you have the tools to build. Otherwise, you'll need to buy one.
…buy a small lathe, or use a drill press to hold the workpiece and a 4-1/2” angle grinder to shape dies or whatever. What I’m confused over your comment is that this is a vid about FABRICATING STUFF so your comment doesn’t make any sense. I don’t have a machine lathe myself, but I have a wood lathe with a three-jaw chuck, die grinders, angle grinders, files, sandpaper….. I use basic tools to make more sophisticated tools, and the sophisticated tools to make even better tools. Sometimes I buy tools like vises, wood chisels, wrenches, cordless drills, a shop press, welders, and other stuff. I’m thinking you just aren’t a fabricator. Just because you don’t understand something doesn’t make it stupid.
I wonder if lubricating the bottom rollers would put less stress on your motor
They are have bearings. A little lube wouldn't hurt. I'm guessing the tube was getting pretty near top end of what the machine could handle.
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would be great if we could hear you you should play this video back before you say it to the public so you know that you can't hear it
Preferible meterle un motoreductor ese esmeriladaptado se puede quemar tanto esfuerzo ala firme pero si es para solo rolar unos tubos puede ser pero amas diámetro o radio más fuerza usa esa máquina esmeril o como le digan ustede
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Your a skilled man! Great idea, very well executed and delivery! You should be very proud! God Bless. Thanks for sharing!!!
Frankie, thank you for your kind comment. Hope the video helped you out with your project.
Smart guy, thanks
Nice video of this in use but please a build video on this
Did you get the motor idea from Swag off-road? Looks like a strong tube roller.
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I would really love to pick your brain about this build. Is there any way I can contact you without having a conversation via RUclips comments?
How did you bypass the switch to change direction? Mine won't allow the direction to change if the trigger switch is pressed..
Not sure why it wouldn't. I bot the pipe threader in April. Maybe they've added a safety feature....hard telling. I kept mine triggered the whole time. If you zoom in you can see I put a velcro strap around the trigger. Then used a footpedal control from Harbor Freight to power on/off.
Merci, mais c'est quoi la machine manuel. Bravo 👏 de France 🇫🇷
Thanks for watching. When you say manual machine. Which machine are you referring to?
Tube roller
Hopefully you saved some for when I'm back.
Excellent. So what were you making with the tubing? a quonset-hut type pole barn or something?
How far apart are your bottom dies?
Don't recall, about 18" but it's adjustable depending on what radius you are shooting for.
An eighth of an inch? I believe you needed a half of an inch. ☝️
Why thoes specific measurements
To get the curve/bend just right to match the project specs.
Wow! Wonderful. I your brain! Love you.
Any video or pictures of your finished structure? I built a bowshed a while back from wood. I’d like to do it in steel.
Nothing to post yet. But you could curve 16 gauge square tube enough to make a bowshed similar to pictures I found when searching Bowshet in Google.
Informative 👍🏽
I'm sure you found out that those pipe thread motors are loud and garbage.
Yes fairly loud. An extended warranty is a good idea on the Pipe Threader. It's a Harbor Freight model.
I'm getting chatter on my G0709 and can not find the source. Reseated the spindle bearings, replaced tool post with Dorian, shortened cutters up, took light cuts with slow feed, took heavy cuts w slow feed, and so on with no luck.
Hmmm. Are you using a new, sharp, insert in your cutter? Do you have the cutter height correct, ie not too high or too low? Does it chatter on soft material like aluminum or just on steel? Just trying to throw out some ideas to look at?
thank you for taking time to show us.
Thanks Luiz. Sorry for the poor video quality. That's the best I had back in 2012!
Really helped me out. Thank you.
My wiper isn't like that mine is 2013 sequoia which year is this demonstration valid for ?
There are no rubber inserts for the 2013 Sequoia front wipers. I had to buy the wiper arm/blade as a unit - not the entire blade, just the piece with the rubber blade.
I bought the rubber insert from Bosch and it worked fine, didn't have to buy the whole unit Toyota was charging around 180 dollars for both. I got mine for around 25 dollars from souq.com.
This one and the other 22 inches one fitted perfectly well in my sequoia 2013. Hope this helps. uae.souq.com/ae-en/bosch-aerotwin-multi-clip-wiper-blade-700mm-28in-8766712/i/
I just buy the wiper blades from Toyota and they are $20 each. I like the manufacturers wipers better for my Toyota. Murad, not sure where you are located, but $180 is reaaaal steep. Are you sure that price wasn't for the entire wiper arm? Btw, those Bosch are wiper blades and not rubber inserts.
+Methodical2 yes I bought the complete arm which includes inserts. Inserts weren't separately available from Toyota dealership in UAE. They told me Toyota doesn't make inserts separately so you've to buy the whole unit. Hence I bought this one from Bosch.
Excellent! Thanks!
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I do not know who posted this video but it is excellent. Looked in the owners manaual and did not show how to do this. Had purchased new blades at Costco for $7.99 each. Came with parts and a diagram that was supposed to be instructions, I could not follow using this video it was simple. Thank Gordon for posting now I will look at your other videos figuring they might be useful also.
I wonder if that Gehl skid steer has the twist style hand controls. Great way to move bales without a dedicated grapple.