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Yes. I am very pleased. Although I might have sprung for the gear head version (easier to change threading speeds) rather than changing gears manually by taking the cover off.

no I didnt think about it at the time but wish I had. I may look at moving this one to the lathe and get a bigger and better one for the mill.

@@CavemanAston my mill has a quill too, I've got the lcd dro and I really like them, but quill axis summing would be sweet. Clough42 does a vid with a dropros unit, worth a watch👍👌🇦🇺

@@adhawk5632 thanks. Ill check it out. Maybe ill be spending some money soon....

that sounds like a much better solution. I had the brass in stock and wanted to see how it looked before trying it on a more important knife down the road.

I built the bench myself for it eventual home. I got some 40mm steel box section and welded it together using the chiptray to align the holes for mounting. Basically built the table upside down starting with the chiptray, table cross sections then added the legs. I built the table the same size as the chip tray about 500mm or 600mm square and its very sturdy and no signs of tipping even with a heavy rotary table on the end of the bed at full extension. can always fill the legs with sand if you want some extra mass.

I have mostly used it on concrete floors in a garage but it has been great at that even getting water when I had a leak.

hi colinbowen6500, I purchased the warco quick change toolpost as I am a fan of the design. I have found additional holders on places such as arceurotrade and rdgtools have been very useful.

Hi, yes this is sill a great machine. it does take up a little more space than i had hoped but if your going to get good use from it I would say its well worth it.

Hi, its one of those features i have nit actually used much. I made an external cyclone collector / use bag inside the vacuum cleaner. but i am pretty sure it is a mechanical bump type clean. it might do it after every use but there is certainly a button to manually run it.

I'm really glad it has helped. A shame Sony have not made the original ear pads deeper

Hi Bernard, I have put a Dickson style qctp on and it works well. I don't know what post you are referring to on the top slide, can you elaborate?

Hi Douglas, I didn't realise the music was at such a difference in volume levels so thank you for the feedback. I'll work on it for my next video.

I'm glad you like the idea. Here is an eBay link www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=neoprene+foam+cord&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=round+neoprene+foam+cord&_osacat=0 as the exact listing I used has gone. But if Amazon is your preferred choice try searching for 6mm neoprene cord. Thanks

@@CavemanAston Well, i actually found some neoprene cords in my dad's garage but they're are either 8 or 9 mm. Would that be a problem?

they might be a little big but it's down to personal preference. give it a try and see how it feels. if they are big you could try cutting in half down the centre so you have two semicircles and use those. let me know how you get on!

It was a little bit of a odd shape and fairly thin (easy to melt holes accidentally) but if it breaks again I'll grind it square and do just what you said and put some plate on as reinforcement. Thanks.

I am please you enjoyed it. I dont know why I didnt think of that. I was probably busy trying to remember some obscure hack where they poured it 180 degrees out and was worried I would make even more mess.

Yes I have. They have a different diameter and dont fit the other way up. But good thinking.

I am pleased it helped. I cant believe they didnt use really deep pads because they are always comfortable.

Thanks Xinix Xagnix, I have a knock off cyclone/ bucket setup but found it takes up a lot of extra space. I'll try the stocking idea though. Thanks.

Hi Bad Ass, I didn't want to make a generic video like most other people do simply repeating information found on the websites it can be purchased from. My aim was to cover areas not always covered by online informtion. I am reluctant to do any comparisons to other brands without having tested them myself. As for spares // service I know Nilfisk make very industrial equipment and have done for a number of years so getting hold of parts is less likely a problem compared to cheaper alternatives. Just ask if you have any more questions. Thanks.

Good luck! Im sure it will bring many hours of fun.

Hi Benito's, This didn't make any difference that I noticed to the heat. Sorry.

I bet your dad's is well made. This one came with my mill and leaves something to be desired in terms of quality. Glad you liked the video.

@@CavemanAston Probably not the same one then! Yes - thank you again!

Hi David, I am glad you like the video. For reference both are correct ways of spelling / saying but Aluminum is specific to north America while most other places use Aluminium.

Hi PirateSteve11, good question. I cannot remember my exact thinking at the time but I think the general reasons were that dedicated equipment works better and is more accurate. I don't think I am even remotely close to professional but in professional workshops they have dedicated lathe and mills not adapters. I also had the space for both fortunately, so if you are limited and want both it's a great solution.

Hi @ollysworkshop Thanks for the comment. I left the bracket in the video because I was still taking the scale on and off between shots but they are off now (pretty sure I remembered to take them off) and I have covered the Y axis with some rubber sheet stuff that keeps it free of mess but did that after the video. So far it has all been pretty easy and straight forward but thank for the offer.

Hi David, I am sorry you dont like the music, I personally prefer having something in the background rather than silence / high pitch machine noises. What is your preference silenece or the sped up noises? Can you suggest any type of "music" or background sounds that would be more acceptable without ruining the video? Thanks.

Watch a few films. The background music is nearly always classical in style and doesn’t detract from what’s on screen. In fact you often don’t notice it’s there.

@@davidtams1218 Thanks for the suggestion. Ill pay more attention to background music in future and try to get hold of some.

Hi Billpipi1, I cannot remember the exact ones I purchased but here is a general link. I probably got 5mm if I dont mention in the video. (Its been a while). www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=neoprene+foam+cord&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=round+neoprene+foam+cord&_osacat=0

I sold the sony xm4 and got the Bose q35. I forget I have them on my head.

Hi Sztomi90, I am sorry to hear that. I dont see why it wont work on any headphone earcups as long as they have space to tuck the foam into. I have hear a lot of good things about the Bose lineup with regards to comfort as VadVoci has mentioned (above / below this comment).

Hi, I believe the reason you normally start hearing outside sound is because the earcups make as much of a sound tight seal as possible so as you remove pressure they lose that seal they have made. Because my idea just adds space but maintains the pressure the seal is not broken and I was unable to detect any difference in sound / ANC.

You're right, passive isolation seems to be the same. Your fix also works which is great considering how simple it is. However, the clamping force is still pretty high and causes some discomfort, even in the jaw area. Do you have any ideas how to alleviate that? I tried leaving them stretched on a couple of books for a night or two but it didn't do much.

@@user-gi5ok I had the same issue with tightness as well oddly enough. The reason its so tight is to make sure the cups are tight and dont let sound in. I also tried leaving them stretched which didnt work because inside the headband is a thin(ish) metal strip (google "metal headphone headband" to get an idea) so I used my hands and gripped the headband with both hands as close as possible and bent a very small amount with my thumbs. I cant say I recomend it as you will never be able to get the bend back out but I risked it and find it better. But the headphones do now tend to fall off if I am doing gardening and bend forward (cutting the grass and go to tack the grass box off to empty it).

Thanks Andrew, I have some Dustin carbide stuff arriving so I'm going to try that first but I'll try the other stuff at a later date and post an update. Thanks 👍

Thanks for the great suggestion @Wiz Rom. I had probably planned to fill the legs with sand to add mass but never got around to it but a word panel would also stop swarf covering the shelves I have installed. I'll see if I have any word to try it out. Thanks

Hi @Cally, I don't know if any of the guys still ride other than myself. I have ridden the new pump track and think it's good fun.

Thanks Wayne, I saw exactly the same videos and thought I am probably not the only person who wants an easier solution. Glad I could help.

Hi SteveD thank you. That was the plan mainly to help me continue being lazy with all my measurements. But finding centres on work should be a piece of cake now. I spent a long time looking around Ebay and found a seller with a high rating. Lots of sellers but not all have good ratings. I can't find the specific seller if you're interest?

@@CavemanAston I’ve just pulled the trigger on a wm16b milling machine. Fitting a 3 axis dro is the first project once the mill arrives. What was the reason for this type of dro? Could you share the link where you purchased it from? Looking forward to the next video 👍🏼

Thats great. Let me know how it goes. I am curious how much difference there is between the belt drive and variable speed control system versions of the same machine. I purchased mine from this seller on Ebay www.ebay.co.uk/usr/shinedeerdirect2018/ Digital LCD over 7 segment type screen? Ill get some footage of the screen in the next video but the whole thing is graphical so when making bolt patterns it shows you what it will look like before you start drilling. Generally I thought it would be a little easier to use and require less looking at the manual trying to figure out what code means what if I had the 7 segment display.

@@CavemanAston thanks for the reply, I’ve tried to find the dro from that link but they must of stopped selling it 🤦🏻‍♂️. I’m sure they are all very similar if not the same under different packaging. I’ll keep a eye on my notifications for the next video.

@In the Workshop. Thats unfortunate they no longer sell it. I believe after some research that people have found the cheaper units can fail after a while compared to the semi pro versions. but at half the price I was willing to give it a try. Next video is uploading as I type and is for my new Vacuum. but hopefully within the next week I will have finished the DRO video.