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Good job, try heating up the welding surfaces with a cutting torch, should work better, since a lathe is not designed for friction welding.
I like how he's like, "Weld complete! Video over!" Where's the result testing? 😭 How good was the weld?
Frayed sleeves while working on a lathe? Please don't wear sleeves on a lathe if you want to keep your arms.
CNC Guns i was thinking the same thing if it caught his sleeve good night ireen
If that's oil for coolant and it looked like oil good luck, it's everywhere and u have bright hot metal next to it you're going to burn the shop down
did you crack the tailstock quill?
Nice welding machine ;)
I have a feeling theres alot more pressure involved in actual friction welding
Holy lack of safety... wrenches left on machine, long loose fitting sleeves, my guess is the oil has a low flash point and will light up real easily.
don't forget the cardboard to catch the molten pieces of metal haa haaa
don't worry it is cut half and half with diesel to keep it flowing in the winter
If you had heated up the metals before you tryed this would help you get the bonding you was wishing for
faster is always better when friction welding
when i friction weld polly fittings on water tanks the speed is around 3600rpm. i did this for 3 years with much success.
Oh I feel bad for that tail stock!
That's some serious heat transfer on the jaws isn't it? Isn't there a concern of damaging them ?
You rock!!!
Holding with tailstock not so good cus tailstock have play, also it need a good forse in order for metal to metal bond, easy 1or 2 tons of force on big pcs.
Hey Jireh it's Tyler. This video showed up in my recommended videos. The internet is a small place, huh.
Can we use DC motors for Friction welding
Poor headstock bearings. Circa $2000 for my Colchester
What is the coolant used motor oil?
motor oil and diesel so it doesn't freeze during the winter
nice video.
Poor lathe 😓
you would have better luck not using 90 degree angle 85 or 80 would have worked better
Not as easy as they make it look! Ha ha. Not even a lathe can do it!
Good job, try heating up the welding surfaces with a cutting torch, should work better, since a lathe is not designed for friction welding.
I like how he's like, "Weld complete! Video over!" Where's the result testing? 😭 How good was the weld?
Frayed sleeves while working on a lathe? Please don't wear sleeves on a lathe if you want to keep your arms.
CNC Guns i was thinking the same thing if it caught his sleeve good night ireen
If that's oil for coolant and it looked like oil good luck, it's everywhere and u have bright hot metal next to it you're going to burn the shop down
did you crack the tailstock quill?
Nice welding machine ;)
I have a feeling theres alot more pressure involved in actual friction welding
Holy lack of safety... wrenches left on machine, long loose fitting sleeves, my guess is the oil has a low flash point and will light up real easily.
don't forget the cardboard to catch the molten pieces of metal haa haaa
don't worry it is cut half and half with diesel to keep it flowing in the winter
If you had heated up the metals before you tryed this would help you get the bonding you was wishing for
faster is always better when friction welding
when i friction weld polly fittings on water tanks the speed is around 3600rpm. i did this for 3 years with much success.
Oh I feel bad for that tail stock!
That's some serious heat transfer on the jaws isn't it? Isn't there a concern of damaging them ?
You rock!!!
Holding with tailstock not so good cus tailstock have play, also it need a good forse in order for metal to metal bond, easy 1or 2 tons of force on big pcs.
Hey Jireh it's Tyler. This video showed up in my recommended videos. The internet is a small place, huh.
Can we use DC motors for Friction welding
Poor headstock bearings. Circa $2000 for my Colchester
What is the coolant used motor oil?
motor oil and diesel so it doesn't freeze during the winter
nice video.
Poor lathe 😓
you would have better luck not using 90 degree angle 85 or 80 would have worked better
Not as easy as they make it look! Ha ha. Not even a lathe can do it!