Nice Job Winky. You should've done a slo-mo on the part when it jumped out the chuck for dramatic effect. My heart jumped ight into my throat on that shot. Don
Hello Dave! I've actually made several in the past. I made one with metal fingers and one with a rubber o-ring that expands. The one made with an o-ring was for plastic pipe. The problem is, they are size specific and it takes a while to make them. Do you know of a way to make one that is either easy to make or has a huge size range? If so, please share. Thanks in advance!
hey that works! got a walker turner floor model that basically came with nothing missing and a few accessories that is rare like the table rising mechanism and slow speed pulley. Plan on finding a production table with the drain trough in it, just because it is very cool looking!
OMG so lucky you and lathe much less the part..... not damage when that came off...Lucky lucky lucky,.....not gonna preach......but for those new to machining.....always lean to be on the safe side....use a steady rest or a follow rest if it looks iffy......as seen things can go wonky in an eyeblink..... GREAT job doing the part.......many wouldnt have shown this boo boo....but applaud you doing so.....
Actually, the lathe was running fairly slow and the part had no significant weight so the biggest danger was damaging the part. If I remember right it was running about 650 RPM. To me it was not worth the effort setting up the steady rest. I should have taken a smaller cut and took the risk tightening the part tighter in the chuck. I have a CNC wood lathe that scares me a lot more. It runs about 2000 RPM and it's kind of hard to predict.... Plus a simple program error can make it try to take to much at once. I keep my distance if the part is over about 2 inch.
Yeah... there are pictures at the end. The friend I made it for lives 300 miles from here so I didn't have a way to get video. He did say that he just drove it in for a hammer and 2x4 and it went in without much effort.
Yeah... I made the video a couple years ago. It's made from an old drill press column but just about anything could be used. ruclips.net/video/kOQgdy1Qd_Y/видео.html
I can see a Projects upcoming for a Bull nose life center. I am always impressed with your ingenuity nice job ;-)
You may be right :o)
Nice little job. That's why we have mates with lathes :)
Absolutely !
Good job. I once corrected the wear on a 20 inch drill press table by enlarging the bore and machining a custom bushing.
That's cool.
Gday, great build and the pics at the end show it’s a perfect fit, awesome job, thanks for sharing, cheers
Thanks 👍 Yeah I was surprise it worked so well. I felt like size was going to be super critical but it worked.
Looks good. My heart sank when it came off the lathe. Glad it was not damaged.
Dave.
Yeah, I was a little worried but it was fine. I'm glad as well!
Nice Job Winky. You should've done a slo-mo on the part when it jumped out the chuck for dramatic effect. My heart jumped ight into my throat on that shot. Don
Wow... I should have thought of that! Instant replay in slow motion!
Looks like your next project needs to be a Tube Spider. Look it up. So useful. Regards from Australia
Hello Dave! I've actually made several in the past. I made one with metal fingers and one with a rubber o-ring that expands. The one made with an o-ring was for plastic pipe. The problem is, they are size specific and it takes a while to make them. Do you know of a way to make one that is either easy to make or has a huge size range? If so, please share. Thanks in advance!
@@WinkysWorkshop Can I send email with pictures to the mtw hotmail address ? Regards.
@@daveticehurst4191 Yes that would be great or winkysworkshop@GMX.com
hey that works! got a walker turner floor model that basically came with nothing missing and a few accessories that is rare like the table rising mechanism and slow speed pulley. Plan on finding a production table with the drain trough in it, just because it is very cool looking!
That would be nice.
Thanks Mark. Nice job
Very welcome, thanks!
Nicely done Mark ! Looks like a factory part....
Thanks. Yeah, it looks kind of cool. Definitely doesn't need paint.
Great video winky, keep'um coming..
Thanks!
Nice job 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Nice work.
Thanks Paul!
OMG so lucky you and lathe much less the part..... not damage when that came off...Lucky lucky lucky,.....not gonna preach......but for those new to machining.....always lean to be on the safe side....use a steady rest or a follow rest if it looks iffy......as seen things can go wonky in an eyeblink.....
GREAT job doing the part.......many wouldnt have shown this boo boo....but applaud you doing so.....
Actually, the lathe was running fairly slow and the part had no significant weight so the biggest danger was damaging the part. If I remember right it was running about 650 RPM. To me it was not worth the effort setting up the steady rest. I should have taken a smaller cut and took the risk tightening the part tighter in the chuck. I have a CNC wood lathe that scares me a lot more. It runs about 2000 RPM and it's kind of hard to predict.... Plus a simple program error can make it try to take to much at once. I keep my distance if the part is over about 2 inch.
Great video interesting Project
Thanks!
Nice work , thank for share
Thank you too
Interesting - but I wish you could have recorded the assembly.
Yeah... there are pictures at the end. The friend I made it for lives 300 miles from here so I didn't have a way to get video. He did say that he just drove it in for a hammer and 2x4 and it went in without much effort.
Thanks for sharing good job
Thanks!
Fenómeno ese casquillo
Thanks
In my shop too sometimes parts wants to escape :)
It happens sometimes but he did not get away.
Nice work!
Thanks!
Great bit of machining. You plan to show it on the drill press?
Watch to the end and you will see pictures. (unless I uploaded the wrong file!)
@@WinkysWorkshop oops when you appeared to be ending it all I left. Sorry.
@@AmateurRedneckWorkshop Ha... don't worry.
Looks good. Did you get alot of ringing while boring it out?
Thanks! Actually not much. Just a little flex in the tool.
That's not the kitchen sink everyone's been looking for, back behind you in the intro, was it?
The kitchen sink is behind the wall, Ha
What does it do?
Nice work!
It makes a drill press table meant to fits a 2.75" column fit a 2.5 inch column.
Check the pictures at the end of the video, it’s nice looking!
👍👍😎👍👍
Thanks
Nice build…yikes!! on the part jumping off of the chuck….
Ha... Jumping part. They get defiant sometimes. I should have put an instant replay in there in slow motion. HA
I have been thinking about making something like this driven by my mill to adapt to 40taper tooling with it’s own bearings
That sounds more complicated,
@@WinkysWorkshop definitely is gonna be a job but I’m hoping it works like I need it to otherwise I’ll have to get another mill
I just noticed your double buffer stand with shields. I need to make one of those. Did you make a video for that build?
Yeah... I made the video a couple years ago. It's made from an old drill press column but just about anything could be used. ruclips.net/video/kOQgdy1Qd_Y/видео.html
This has been a boring video. Lol
Glad you enjoyed it... oh wait, what?