ER40 Collet Chuck Toolpost For Power Feed Drilling & Slitting Saw Work
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- See my new design ER40 collet chuck toolpost. This toolpost is great for power feed drilling, reaming slitting saw work and for milling keyways etc.
SEE LINKS BELOW FOR 50MM BORING HEAD & ER40 COLLET CHUCK USED:-
50mm Boring Head for Boring Bar Lathe Milling -- bit.ly/2AcsdQx
Machifit 50mm MT3-M12 Morse Taper Boring Bar Boring Head -- bit.ly/3ff6q9H
MT2 MT3 R8 Boring Shank Lathe Boring Bar Holder -- bit.ly/37eD1JS
Machifit 5C ER40 Collet Chuck Holder ER40 Collet -- bit.ly/37YxV4n
Excellent addition to the ubiquitous lathe.
Thanks for sharing.
Regards John.
Gday Steve, the more you think about this the more uses it has, great design Steve, you did a great job of making this, thank you and take care, Cheers Matty
Man that little boring bar is amazing. I use it for everything lol. So glad you reviewed it.
Hi Steve, great video. I have just retired and bought my first lathe a WM 180 Warco. Finding your videos very helpful .👍
Great stuff mate.
Thanks for sharing.
Excellent idea and implementation. Thank you Steve for sharing.
Great ideas!
Brilliant. I have a forklift fork that’ll be missing a few inches soon to make one.
😂
Great stuff and innovative. I like this sort of stuff way more than the ones done by guys with lots of money and time on their hands and all their shiny equipment.
Excellent job
I like it Steve great job .. ENJOYED !
Brilliant brilliant 🇬🇧👍
Great work Steve. I like that design the best. Work well. Thank you for sharing.
Fantastic addition to your toolset, that'll be very useful I'm sure :)
Brilliant idea Steve , thanks for sharing 👍
SEE LINK FOR 50MM BORING HEAD & ER40 COLLET CHUCK USED:-
50mm Boring Head for Boring Bar Lathe Milling -- bit.ly/2AcsdQx
Machifit 50mm MT3-M12 Morse Taper Boring Bar Boring Head -- bit.ly/3ff6q9H
MT2 MT3 R8 Boring Shank Lathe Boring Bar Holder -- bit.ly/37eD1JS
Machifit 5C ER40 Collet Chuck Holder ER40 Collet -- bit.ly/37YxV4n
Hello got me a unimat db200 start doing little machinery work. I’m welder /mechanic by trade so machinists just naturally good fit. I love to make things. Been watching some machinists video’s to get basics come across your channel. I have to say some pretty good stuff, good camera work to. Well anyway wanted say thanks for sharing your time and wisdom. Now be more late nights watching videos to get caught up. Keep up good work from your West Virginia pal ,stay safe
Hi Paul Thanks. Those Unimat lathes look nice quality machines. I've always wanted one of those.
I hope to be doing some more videos on making things and like to show things that are relatively easy to copy.
Great that you have skills in welding. I have only started in that recently, well I had a mig welder for a while, but just learning stick welding now.
I have just bought oxy/propane brazing kit. I never knew that existed until recently! But I'm really impressed with it for making tools etc.
Anyway thanks for watching and for your encouraging feedback. Regards Steve
Steve Jordan I believe you like brazing it opens up ways to fix, join things that’s hard to weld or dang near impossible main thing to stick welding is to stick to it even when the rod sticks to it
Thanks stay safe ur W.V. pal
Steve how do you know it is square to the machine every time you reinstall it?
Nice Steve good setup.
nice ,thanks for sharing, Steve.
I think that block would have to be a bit smaller on my mini lathe 😢. Nice work, ingenuity Steve! Cheers
Hi Steve
Very interesting video as always.
What size is the mild steel block
Cheers
Rob Bishop
Exelent !!
Question for you, Steve. Are you using the 7/16" Myford tool post stud and, if so, where did you procure a 7/16 BSF flange nut?
I like the improvement. Are the eccentric stop blocks needed to keep the tool post block from turning?
Hi I put those on to keep the toolpost square and they can be used for this one when it is in the sawing position. They are just round, but I think I will make some eccentric ones now you have mentioned it. Regards Steve
@@SteveJordan Or 2 Dowel pin holes at 0 and 90. just a thought.
good
Hi Steve, just wondering from all your video's is that you rarely use lubricant . and wonder why,
another good video on tooling Thx.
I normally use a thick engine oil but sometimes use a fine spray oil when filming so it doesn't smoke! Regards Steve
Good
Hey Steve, hope your doing well.
Is there an advantage of using that Collette with a drill bit over a drill Chuck in the tail stock ??
If you make many more tools to add to your collection, you are going to have to build a bigger shop. Lol
Hi the only advantage of using the drill that way is to be able to use the power feed. It can sometimes improve finishes on the work especially with using reamers. Regards Steve
Hi, Steve, I have a Chinese mini-lathe and have followed your videos for some and made several of the improvements you have shown how to do. I have an issue with my lathe and wonder if you could suggest where the problem is coming from. The lather runs well but it keeps switching the motor off for no apparent reason, it can be free-running with no load halfway through a light cut and will just stop. Hitting the start button and it will start start-up and run again even when it stops halfway through a cut. The motor has good bearings and does not run hot. Can you suggest what is causing this
Hi Paula, It would be impossible for me to know exactly where the fault lies. Before I converted my lathe to VFD I had similar problems. It could be the potentiometer control or the main circuit board I think, but you you would have to do a process of illumination. That's what I used to do as I only have basic electronic knowledge. Sorry I can't help though, hope you can get it fixed, Regards Steve
@@SteveJordan Thanks for your response I have been considering the change to VFD and 3 phase motor since I watched your video on your mini lathe because I find the low-speed talk a little naff with the current motor. Keep up the improvements Steve!
hey Mr is the chinese mini lathe a good tool to start learning machining and basic lathe turning just for hobby??can someone learn using lathe on its own with self trying reading and watching videos?? sry for horrible english ESL
I think its ok for learning and one can learn a lot from videos etc. I have learned loads of new things since watching engineering videos. I really like my Chinese Mini Lathe and have made some excellent things using it. They may need a bit of adjustment here and there but they are a great hobby lathe. Regards Steve
The link to the"50mm boring hed with MT boring shank" of Banggood is not working.
Hi Ivo I have renewed all the links for the tools used in this video above. Regards Steve
@@SteveJordan Well done Steve!