Gday Ciff, it was fantastic to catch and we should do it again soon, the calenders are bloody awesome, its nice to have a calendar with local areas and i'm looking forward to seeing more videos on your channel, we are really in a beautiful place of the world, Thanks for watching, Cheers
I drove from Melbourne to Eden every weekend for months at a time, Green Cape light house is amazing. Wonboyn log cabins is one of the best places to enjoy wildlife. Eden is my favourite place in Australia.
Gday Greg, This really is a beautiful part of the world here on the sth coast, the lighthouse is awesome but you can guarantee its going to be windy every time you go there, Thanks for watching and commenting, Cheers
Gday Robbie, The lathe is bloody awesome, its done everything ive thrown at it with no problems at all, for the price there good value for money, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Need the tool, mahe the tool. Nice! I see in the background that you moved your shaper out of the corner. That will be much easier for filming. Thanks for showing Cliff's picures. That was very interesting. And now I will have a look at his website.
Gday Rustinox, I did move the shaper a while ago to see if that would make it easier to film, I really don't use the shaper enough, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Many threads out there so I purchase all thread rod (when available) with the thread I need to transfer, lock two or three nuts together on the all thread so it fits my three jaw chuck then drill tap and cut off a threaded bushing for my standard set which is either 3/8-16 or 1/2-13. I use a hack saw to slot the end so I can hold the bushing with a flat screwdriver if it turns when it shouldn't. Your craftsmanship is incredibly.
Gday Kev, The calendar is bloody awesome, it really is a beautiful part of the world around here, Ive found that filming a build easily doubles the time, the editing is a whole different story, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
If it's a standard thread then a quick way to do this is to use some grub screws. You can turn down one end to a point and harden them. You can also turn one down to make a little socket and use a bit of an old allen key to make the hex tool. I have a video on my channel showing the whole process.
One alternative for the screws is to use some dog point grub screws and just put a point on them. I don't think this was an option for Matty since it was for a Whitworth thread.
Hi Matty.. this is an excellent build, looking very professional & it works. Lol. First time I have actually seen a floating 6 sided broaching tool used before, well done
Very nice job Matty: you are a super Machinist and i learn always something from you! 😀 It Is the first time for me for that screedriver! Ciao Matty, have a nice weekend!! Alberto
G’day Matty… Great little project mate 👍 Your mate’s calendar looks great too. The FSC is one of my favourite locations. Great coastline, forests, beaches. You’ve got the lot eh? I’ve a set of ‘straight’ transfer punches ( Chinese…. bought in Sinny from the Chinese Scotsman ( McJing 🤣🤣)…. but I’ve never seen transfer screws. Keep Punchin’, Robert
Gday Robert, Thats something I don't have is transfer punches, The FSC is really a hidden gem and sadly we don't appreciate it until we see it from a different angle, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Well done Matty...that's tedious repetitive work that's easy to mess up(gone ta shit quick) work but ya did good! The calander is a beaut, he's got a good eye for pics. I must admit you do have some awesome countryside down there,over there under there. Lol.😁 Thanks for sharing the work process!
Gday James, its not hard to screw up these little bits thats for sure, I was happy I did the whole build fairly quickly, I didn't spend much time in the workshop this week, Cliff really does have a good eye for detail, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Good day when a project goes smooth and looks like it was CNC made. Thx for sharing the friends photography work, awesome 👍👍. Looking for more cool 3D printer stuff after the Holiday's (@@)! Best again to you and family & a great 2023 and a safe one, Bear.
Gday Bear, I received your mail the other day and thanks very much, the project went well I. The end and the bloke I made it for was super happy, I’ve been running the 3D printer flat out and I’m still blown away at how good it works especially for someone that’s had zero experience with one, hopefully there will be more prints in the new year on the channel with a bit of luck, have a very Merry Christmas and safe holiday, cheers mate
Our friend Allen printed me up two tools that Joe Pie made. One was the centering fixture for the rotory table aligment, and the two small indexing plates that use pins. One day I will include their use in a video. Cheers.
Hey Matty,just wanted to add that I'm a retired guy that has Thursdays penciled in for your video drop and also CEE's about the same time usually a hour or so later,yes it happens to be late here bout 1130- midnite. Still waiting on Kurtis ta throw one out? hope all's well on his end.You guys bring a little happiness to me every week nite. Thanks again and as you say G'day mate!🤠👍
@@chrisnorth3458 are you serious, wow I had no idea, I feel privileged now,I was saying yesterday I thought that CEE's vids drop right after Matty's but he'll man I had skipped a day somewhere and was a whole day off...(senior moment😁) thankyou for that info👍
Great job Matty, hope you get the new wobble broach soon 👍 😀. Medium carbon and alloy steels always machine better. Brilliant calenders by Bega, rare to see local photographers. Thanks for sharing. Regards John
Gday John, Im pretty sure Trevor will make a new one, fingers crossed anyway, it is rare to find calendars of the local area, Cliff really does a nice job thats for sure, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Matty I have a full set of those, and they are a must for serious hobbyist. I actually drilled and tapped the end of a 3-foot-long piece of 3/4" round shaft and used it as a transfer punch to mark the center of a half nut I machined for my lathe. I also made one from 1/2" rod for an 18" long transfer punch to mark the center of a cross slide nut for my Clausing Model 100 lathe. When rebuilding Vintage machine tools, it is a must to be able to make your own replacement parts. Great video and superior workmanship. Thanks as always for bringing us along.
Gday Terry, I think if your working on vintage engines, machines ect you really need a machineshop in your back yard, the cost to get anything made is out of control for the hobbyist, Thanks for watching and commenting mate, Cheers
Got an aunt and several cousins at Merimbula, the uncle ran a machine shop there back in the day - servicing the large plant for the local forestry I believe. Spent a bit of time there when I was pretty young visiting. I've got a set of transfer punches, best thing since sliced bread. transfer screws are on my wish list, but given you pretty much have to make a full set for every thread and pitch you need, might take me a while to get a full compliment!
Gday Jack, thats awesome, What is your uncles surname?, To make a full set of transfer screws will take a while, id make them as they're needed, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
ooh I clicked your 1k thumbs up, never done that before.. Looks like a great bit of kit that. I should be taking delivery of a vintage lathe in about a week, so I'm looking forward to making some swarf again.... the photo's look great btw thanks for sharing Matty
Not Bad Matty.... you are well on your way to becoming a tool and die maker lol......your area is so beautiful.... Australia is on my bucket list. i better hurry up my bucket is tipping over lol
Gday Paul, I'm a far way off being a tool and die maker, Id love to do some traveling myself but I don't think that'll ever happen, Australia really is a pretty part of the world, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Great fun with the job and the calendar! I know you can get used to anything but scenery like that surely is worth appreciating when you have some quiet time for it.
Gday, I’m a sucker for a good scenery photo and this calendar is bloody awesome, Cliff really does have a good eye for perfection, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Gday Paul, the screws can been screwed into existing threaded holes and the point is in the centre of the hole, this then will transfer the centre of the hole pattern to another piece of material, I hope that explains it clear enough, cheers
Gday Matty nice work also good seeing or im just finding more local machining channels. when you turned the long peace with a TNMG 60* and mentiond tool pressure i see you have 85* not sure if its a DCMT or a DNMG but either way that would produce less tool pressure less deflection good tool life more clearance between end of bar and live center. I use C,W,or T for roughing and anything slender, thin or has a tendency to vibrate or deflect i go for the DNMG
Grau Alex, The TNGG inserts I use have a ground and honed cutting edge, there some type of ceramic, they cut very similar to HSS, Union materials is the brand of insert, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Enjoying your work on the projects you have been tackling. I have also gained insight on how to tackle some jobs thru your experiences. I am looking for a broaching tool holder similar to the one you showcased, any advice where I can purchase one locally. Thank you in advance. Cheers, Bill.
Gday, The broaching tool was designed by Tom, he's YT channel is Tom Make Here www.youtube.com/@Affetkak I think he is selling them as well as just the plans, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Gday Robert, If you had to pay a machine shop to make these it would be a different story, This was all made out of scrap material and I don't charge, If I make something for someone I just get them to buy the material, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Hi Matty, a great build as always. Will you use a coating on the body to prevent rusting, or just keep it oiled? Looks like some nice places around the area you live. We wish you and the family a Merry Christmas.
Gday, Im looking into zinc plating, I really don't have rust issues here which is strange considering I live right next to the ocean, we really are in a beautiful part of the world, Merry Christmas from all us here to mate, Cheers
Gday, transfer screws allow you to transfer the centre of the threaded hole onto another piece of material, you screw the inserts into the threaded hole until the point is just protruding, lay the material on top and tap it with a hammer and this will leave a centre punch mark showing the centre of the hole, I hope I explained this ok, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop thanks Matty, sort of explains it, but I’ll need to research some examples and why you would need to do this… apologies, I’m a novice at all this…
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Good on ya Matty, a fidgety piece and a job so well done. You're amazing mate.
Thanks mate, it was a challenge, cheers
Awesome mate and thankyou for showcasing my calendars, I really appreciate it 😊 very professional work mate 👍
Gday Ciff, it was fantastic to catch and we should do it again soon, the calenders are bloody awesome, its nice to have a calendar with local areas and i'm looking forward to seeing more videos on your channel, we are really in a beautiful place of the world, Thanks for watching, Cheers
nice looking pictures, hope to see many more.
cool looking calendar , the cover is a sort of iconic Australian shot for me, each one a little different but always so meaningful ...very cool
@@LesVaulter yes mate, I have 2024 calenders ready.
That is a very good calendar of your home land thank you for a look. He is a good photographer.
Gday William, the photos in the calendar are stunning, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Nice work. Only 40 more sizes to make. Absolutely love my transfer punches.
Gday, definitely a lot of work to build the whole set, thanks for watching and commenting, cheers
I drove from Melbourne to Eden every weekend for months at a time, Green Cape light house is amazing. Wonboyn log cabins is one of the best places to enjoy wildlife. Eden is my favourite place in Australia.
Gday Greg, This really is a beautiful part of the world here on the sth coast, the lighthouse is awesome but you can guarantee its going to be windy every time you go there, Thanks for watching and commenting, Cheers
Nice little project Matty came out Mint Mate, love that Lathe of yours its so functional Cheers.
Gday Robbie, The lathe is bloody awesome, its done everything ive thrown at it with no problems at all, for the price there good value for money, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Very nice job my friend they are very useful tools to have they bailed me out many times thanks for the video
Gday Ralph, definitely a handy tool to have around, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Need the tool, mahe the tool. Nice!
I see in the background that you moved your shaper out of the corner. That will be much easier for filming.
Thanks for showing Cliff's picures. That was very interesting. And now I will have a look at his website.
Gday Rustinox, I did move the shaper a while ago to see if that would make it easier to film, I really don't use the shaper enough, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Many threads out there so I purchase all thread rod (when available) with the thread I need to transfer, lock two or three nuts together on the all thread so it fits my three jaw chuck then drill tap and cut off a threaded bushing for my standard set which is either 3/8-16 or 1/2-13. I use a hack saw to slot the end so I can hold the bushing with a flat screwdriver if it turns when it shouldn't. Your craftsmanship is incredibly.
Gday, using all thread is a great idea, much quicker to, thanks for watching and commenting mate, cheers
Excellent job mate. Ya not wrong that you live in a pretty part of the country. Thanks for the video and have a good one 👍🇦🇺
Gday Mark, we're pretty lucky here, its defiantly a beautiful part of the world, Thanks for watching, Cheers
great job Matty, Cracking Photo Calender, 5 hours incuding all the videoing, surprising how long extra videoing can put on a task'
take care
Kev uk
Gday Kev, The calendar is bloody awesome, it really is a beautiful part of the world around here, Ive found that filming a build easily doubles the time, the editing is a whole different story, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Nicely done Matty. Your eye for detail is spot on mate, the job looks awesome. Cheers from the UK. Sam
Gday Sam, it dont look to bad really, Cheers
G'day Matty, bloody great as always mate, thosepoor knurling and broach tools lol, it's a beautiful place you live in for sure 👍
Gday Ralph, The knurling tool has been flogged from day dot, the bloody thing never gives up though, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Nice work Matty. The transfer screw holder looks great. Another project for the To-Do List. Thanks very much for sharing.
Gday Patrick, it turned out nicer then I thought it was going to for a quick build, Thanks for watching, cheers
Hi Matty,
They will work a treat, nicely done...
Take care.
Paul,,
Gday Paul, There not a tool that gets used everyday but handy when you need it, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Nice work Matty. Looks like you live in a beautiful part of Aussie. Cheers Kevin
Gday Kev, Defiantly a beautiful part of the world but so is New Zealand, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Nice job making those little parts. Sounds like you are still in your rainy season over there.
Gday Tom, the weather has been crap for the start of summer, windy as shit and cold, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Excellent video as usual. Thank you.
Thanks Peter, appreciate you watching and commenting, Cheers
Well done, Matty.
Thanks mate, appreciate you watching, Cheers
If it's a standard thread then a quick way to do this is to use some grub screws. You can turn down one end to a point and harden them. You can also turn one down to make a little socket and use a bit of an old allen key to make the hex tool. I have a video on my channel showing the whole process.
Thanks John, I'll have a look, Cheers
Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Well done mate 👏 👍
1st again mate, your on the ball, thats 3 weeks in a row, Thanks for watching, Cheers
That was cool to watch. Now I know how ‘easy’ and long it would be if I need a special size to add to my complete imperial set. Cheers 👍👍😎👍👍
One alternative for the screws is to use some dog point grub screws and just put a point on them. I don't think this was an option for Matty since it was for a Whitworth thread.
@@robertoswalt319 Excellent point (pun intended 😂). Thanks for pointing out an even simpler method. 👍👍
Nicely done Matty 👍👍 Calendar photos are fantastic..
Cheers .... Dean
Gday Dean, the calendar is bloody awesome, all local to me here which is even better, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Excellent job matty, you live in a beautiful place, those pictures were alsome, great video, keep'um coming..
Gday, It really is a beautiful part of the world here but sadly we don't realise until we see it from a different angle, Thanks for watching, Cheers
@ 2:02 A good example of "Better Finish", (for want of a term) when the load "depth of cut" is increased on the tool. Hell of a difference, hey.!
Definitelya noticeable difference, Chalk and cheese mate, Cheers
Well played Matty.
Thanks Doug, Appreciate you watching mate, Cheers
Very tidy mate a neat little job
Thanks very much Danny, Cheers
Excellent job
Thanks very much, Cheers
Hi Matty.. this is an excellent build, looking very professional & it works. Lol.
First time I have actually seen a floating 6 sided broaching tool used before, well done
Gday Ted, The broaching tool works well, simple and effective, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Very nice job Matty: you are a super Machinist and i learn always something from you! 😀 It Is the first time for me for that screedriver! Ciao Matty, have a nice weekend!! Alberto
Gday Alberto, Thanks for the positive feedback but be careful you don't pickup my bad habits, There's a few mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
G’day Matty…
Great little project mate 👍
Your mate’s calendar looks great too. The FSC is one of my favourite locations. Great coastline, forests, beaches. You’ve got the lot eh?
I’ve a set of ‘straight’ transfer punches ( Chinese…. bought in Sinny from the Chinese Scotsman ( McJing 🤣🤣)…. but I’ve never seen transfer screws.
Keep Punchin’,
Robert
Gday Robert, Thats something I don't have is transfer punches, The FSC is really a hidden gem and sadly we don't appreciate it until we see it from a different angle, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Well done Matty...that's tedious repetitive work that's easy to mess up(gone ta shit quick) work but ya did good!
The calander is a beaut, he's got a good eye for pics. I must admit you do have some awesome countryside down there,over there under there.
Lol.😁 Thanks for sharing the work process!
Gday James, its not hard to screw up these little bits thats for sure, I was happy I did the whole build fairly quickly, I didn't spend much time in the workshop this week, Cliff really does have a good eye for detail, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Like it, looks good! Enjoyed watching, thanks for your time.
Thanks John, Appreciate you watching, Cheers
Good day when a project goes smooth and looks like it was CNC made. Thx for sharing the friends photography work, awesome 👍👍. Looking for more cool 3D printer stuff after the Holiday's (@@)! Best again to you and family & a great 2023 and a safe one, Bear.
Gday Bear, I received your mail the other day and thanks very much, the project went well I. The end and the bloke I made it for was super happy, I’ve been running the 3D printer flat out and I’m still blown away at how good it works especially for someone that’s had zero experience with one, hopefully there will be more prints in the new year on the channel with a bit of luck, have a very Merry Christmas and safe holiday, cheers mate
Our friend Allen printed me up two tools that Joe Pie made. One was the centering fixture for the rotory table aligment, and the two small indexing plates that use pins. One day I will include their use in a video. Cheers.
Very nice
Thanks for watching, Cheers
Nice job 👍👍👍
Thanks very much, Cheers
Nicely done
Thanks very much Rick, Cheers
Cracking job Matty, really nice bit of kit. Well made! Cheers, Jon
Thanks very much Jon, appreciate you watching and commenting mate, cheers
Hey Matty,just wanted to add that I'm a retired guy that has Thursdays penciled in for your video drop and also CEE's about the same time usually a hour or so later,yes it happens to be late here bout 1130- midnite. Still waiting on Kurtis ta throw one out? hope all's well on his end.You guys bring a little happiness to me every week nite. Thanks again and as you say G'day mate!🤠👍
Gday James, thanks very much for always watching, Truly appreciated, Kurtis’s videos drop 24hrs after mine, cheers
You are lucky you get them on Thursday... we have to wait until Friday down here
@@chrisnorth3458 are you serious, wow I had no idea,
I feel privileged now,I was saying yesterday I thought that CEE's vids drop right after Matty's but he'll man I had skipped a day somewhere and was a whole day off...(senior moment😁) thankyou for that info👍
Great job Matty, hope you get the new wobble broach soon 👍 😀.
Medium carbon and alloy steels always machine better.
Brilliant calenders by Bega, rare to see local photographers.
Thanks for sharing.
Regards John
Gday John, Im pretty sure Trevor will make a new one, fingers crossed anyway, it is rare to find calendars of the local area, Cliff really does a nice job thats for sure, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Matty I have a full set of those, and they are a must for serious hobbyist. I actually drilled and tapped the end of a 3-foot-long piece of 3/4" round shaft and used it as a transfer punch to mark the center of a half nut I machined for my lathe. I also made one from 1/2" rod for an 18" long transfer punch to mark the center of a cross slide nut for my Clausing Model 100 lathe. When rebuilding Vintage machine tools, it is a must to be able to make your own replacement parts. Great video and superior workmanship. Thanks as always for bringing us along.
Gday Terry, I think if your working on vintage engines, machines ect you really need a machineshop in your back yard, the cost to get anything made is out of control for the hobbyist, Thanks for watching and commenting mate, Cheers
Great work as always!
That calendar looks really nice too.
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Gday Paul, the photos in the calendar are absolutely beautiful, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Awesome build..great job on machining and video production
Thanks very much Chuck, Appreciate your kind words mate, Cheers
good vid mate cheers
Thanks Paul, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
good video matty
Thanks very much mate. Cheers
Got an aunt and several cousins at Merimbula, the uncle ran a machine shop there back in the day - servicing the large plant for the local forestry I believe. Spent a bit of time there when I was pretty young visiting.
I've got a set of transfer punches, best thing since sliced bread. transfer screws are on my wish list, but given you pretty much have to make a full set for every thread and pitch you need, might take me a while to get a full compliment!
Gday Jack, thats awesome, What is your uncles surname?, To make a full set of transfer screws will take a while, id make them as they're needed, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
ooh I clicked your 1k thumbs up, never done that before.. Looks like a great bit of kit that. I should be taking delivery of a vintage lathe in about a week, so I'm looking forward to making some swarf again.... the photo's look great btw
thanks for sharing Matty
Gday, I bet you can’t wait for your lathe to arrive, happy turning mate, cheers
@@MattysWorkshop oh yes, got a list as long as my arm for add ons and tooling, then theres kit to make....
Not Bad Matty.... you are well on your way to becoming a tool and die maker lol......your area is so beautiful.... Australia is on my bucket list. i better hurry up my bucket is tipping over lol
Gday Paul, I'm a far way off being a tool and die maker, Id love to do some traveling myself but I don't think that'll ever happen, Australia really is a pretty part of the world, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Great fun with the job and the calendar! I know you can get used to anything but scenery like that surely is worth appreciating when you have some quiet time for it.
Gday, I’m a sucker for a good scenery photo and this calendar is bloody awesome, Cliff really does have a good eye for perfection, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Nice one Matty 👍
Thanks very much Aaron, Appreciate you watching mate, Cheers
nice work
Thanks very much, Cheers
Very nice. Is there anything you wont make. I'm always surprised with the products you take on Very cool.
Gday Joseph, If I think I have half a chance at making something ill have a crack, thats the best way to learn, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Great build Matty. That came out really well. Also tell Cliff to turn on comments. He has them turned off.
Regards.
Steve.
Gday Steve, Thanks for the kind words mate, I'll let Cliff know, Cheers
Thanks matty awesome as always. The calendar looks great I’ll checkout the website thanks.
Gday Jason, thanks for checking out Cliffs website, he's got a good eye for detail, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Great work looks fantastic!!
Thanks very much Don, Appreciate you watching and commenting, Cheers
Matty, always a pleasure watching your videos. Great work. Wishing you and your family a merry Christmas
Gday Gary, thanks very much for the kind words, Merry Christmas to you all mate, cheers
Nice job Matty. Is that one of the Hemmingway rotary broach tools?
Gday Preso, the rotary broach was designed by Tom at Tom Make Here on YT, thanks for watching mate, cheers
That's a new one on me. . Have no idea what that hand tool is for. . Maybe someone could explain to me the use of it. . Fun to watch this build.
Gday Paul, the screws can been screwed into existing threaded holes and the point is in the centre of the hole, this then will transfer the centre of the hole pattern to another piece of material, I hope that explains it clear enough, cheers
Gday Matty nice work also good seeing or im just finding more local machining channels. when you turned the long peace with a TNMG 60* and mentiond tool pressure i see you have 85* not sure if its a DCMT or a DNMG but either way that would produce less tool pressure less deflection good tool life more clearance between end of bar and live center. I use C,W,or T for roughing and anything slender, thin or has a tendency to vibrate or deflect i go for the DNMG
Grau Alex, The TNGG inserts I use have a ground and honed cutting edge, there some type of ceramic, they cut very similar to HSS, Union materials is the brand of insert, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Enjoying your work on the projects you have been tackling. I have also gained insight on how to tackle some jobs thru your experiences. I am looking for a broaching tool holder similar to the one you showcased, any advice where I can purchase one locally. Thank you in advance.
Cheers, Bill.
Gday, The broaching tool was designed by Tom, he's YT channel is Tom Make Here www.youtube.com/@Affetkak I think he is selling them as well as just the plans, Thanks for watching, Cheers
GOD D##*@@ YOU DO GOOD WORK !
Thanks Kimber, you do good work to mate, Cheers
5 hours at a reasonable rate of 40 dollars? /hr. What would it cost to buy a commercially made one? You're obvs a good friend to have!
Gday Robert, If you had to pay a machine shop to make these it would be a different story, This was all made out of scrap material and I don't charge, If I make something for someone I just get them to buy the material, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Neat little project. Silly question perhaps but what is the name of the polishing block you were using at 10:18?
Gday, Its not a silly question, Ill get the name when im back in the workshop, if I forget remind me mate, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop cheers. I assume it's some kind of soft rubbery abrasive block. I didnt know if ive ever seen one, wouldn't mind one for my lathe.
Nice Matty, what grade of steel for the hardened inserts?
Gday Willem, I used a high tensile Cat bolt, thanks for watching, Cheers
Thanks Matty, just the ducks nuts.
Hi Matty, a great build as always. Will you use a coating on the body to prevent rusting, or just keep it oiled?
Looks like some nice places around the area you live.
We wish you and the family a Merry Christmas.
Gday, Im looking into zinc plating, I really don't have rust issues here which is strange considering I live right next to the ocean, we really are in a beautiful part of the world, Merry Christmas from all us here to mate, Cheers
Matty, aren't Whitworth threads 55°?
Gday, Yes whit worth is 55º but you can get away with 60º, especially over a short distance, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Good to know! Thanks Matty!
I wish I was your neighbor.
One day you might be mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
What are transfer screws ? I have no idea…
Gday, transfer screws allow you to transfer the centre of the threaded hole onto another piece of material, you screw the inserts into the threaded hole until the point is just protruding, lay the material on top and tap it with a hammer and this will leave a centre punch mark showing the centre of the hole, I hope I explained this ok, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop thanks Matty, sort of explains it, but I’ll need to research some examples and why you would need to do this… apologies, I’m a novice at all this…