Installing an import DRO to a lathe

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  • Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
  • #howto #howtoinstall #metallathe #lathes #upgrade
    Join me in this video as I start installation of a DRO on my Harrison M300.
    For me as a hobbyist having a DRO fitted to my machines is a must, Not just for convenience but also accuracy.
    So by the end of this video I hope to get the Z axis scale fitted and tested before coming back to complete the install in a later video.
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Комментарии • 19

  • @cramersclassics
    @cramersclassics Месяц назад

    Well done. Getting ready to install the same DRO. Cheers

  • @geraldpepper404
    @geraldpepper404 Год назад +2

    Good tips for use on any lathe install. Great video.

  • @jeffjefferson2676
    @jeffjefferson2676 6 месяцев назад

    Great! DRO is the only quick and accurate way to do things on a lathe.
    Greetings,
    Jeff

  • @andrewdolinskiatcarpathian
    @andrewdolinskiatcarpathian Год назад +1

    I personally like the new style video. Came over very well. Fitting the DRO is definitely a worthwhile addition. Nicely accomplished. 👏👏👍😀

  • @artisanmakes
    @artisanmakes Год назад +2

    Looks like you have the same DRO panel that I have fitted to my mill. It is a good piece ok kit. Never seen those dials on the back of the carriage before, they look pretty neat

    • @MachiningwithJoe
      @MachiningwithJoe  Год назад

      Hey dude yeah the old school dials on the back were probably all they had back in the day for keeping track of movement. Going to definitely be looking into this DRO some more hopefully take full advantage of the tool library.

  • @dr1verman
    @dr1verman Год назад +1

    I like the new format, you can edit in some extra info as you go. 😉

    • @MachiningwithJoe
      @MachiningwithJoe  Год назад +1

      Yeah very true and easier to edit when I keep getting my words muddled up. 😁

  • @dannymullane9252
    @dannymullane9252 7 месяцев назад

    Firstly great subject and very interested, may I ask you somethings could you recommend one of these lathes. Can I get a metric one .a d one that's a brushless model a d with metal gears happy x mass

  • @jackdawg4579
    @jackdawg4579 Год назад

    cheers, video format was fine, I like both styles. Do you have to calibrate that setup, or does it come good to go?

    • @MachiningwithJoe
      @MachiningwithJoe  Год назад

      Hi Jack thanks for your feedback it’s good to know what you guys think. There is no calibration needed, most important thing is getting the scale parallel with the bed ways and get the sensor spaced evenly end to end.

  • @dougieswan2638
    @dougieswan2638 3 месяца назад

    What length of scale did you use

  • @ollied1981
    @ollied1981 Год назад

    Can save a lot of time drilling a chain of holes first when you want to make a slot in a thick plate like that!

    • @MachiningwithJoe
      @MachiningwithJoe  Год назад +1

      Great idea Oliver wish I thought of that before milling these slots for what seemed forever.

  • @gallignanifan
    @gallignanifan Год назад

    maybe a stupid question but why do you always bring the dril up and not drill thru from the first time?
    (sorry from bad english, greets from Belgium)

    • @MachiningwithJoe
      @MachiningwithJoe  Год назад +2

      That’s ok I think what your referring to in the video is something I do called peck drilling. The idea is the chips are get short so you don’t end up with large long chips that could whip you.