I make an Olly Tool Setter!
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- In this video I make my version of an Olly Tool Setter for setting the height of lathe tools. The original Olly Tool Setter was designed by Neil from@NellsMechanicalManCave and it is called an Olly Tool Setter because he named it after Olly from @ollysworkshop because Olly gave him the material.
In my opinion this style is much easier to use than the traditional style that just has a fixed arm sticking out that you have to try to align your tool with.
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Hi Mick !!!
Great job you made of that tool setter.
Thanks for the shout out, and a bigger thanks for making the tool.
If one person benifits from an idea, it makes the effort worth while.
Cheers Neil
Hi Mick, thanks for the shout out. I like your build, especially the little bit of laser engraving, unfortunately that's making me want to spend more money! I really need to make myself a tool height setter, I'll have to add it to the ever growing list of things to do!
I am very impressed by the finish that cutter gives in your mill. The deburring tool is cool. This looked like a great project and I enjoyed following along, thanks
Pretty cool idea and implementation. Nice work.
Looks like a fun tool to build.
ALUMIWELD is NOT for steel!!! It says so in the name! It WILL come apart!
According to the Alumiweld web site: "ALUMIWELD is a welding rod that is able to repair any aluminum metal by using a PROPANE TORCH !
Also will repair Zinc based metals, (Pot Metal), Mag-Alloy and Galvanized Steel all with a propane torch.
AlumiWeld is capable of repairing copper and brass to aluminum."
Given that it is specified that it will work with materials other than aluminum, I thought I would try it to attach stainless steel to carbon steel. Worst case scenario, I need to make it again and use more traditional brazing techniques.
I really doubt that it's going to come apart, I've literally banged it on the welding table and it's still stuck tight.
Ever heard of a dial indicator? What a complete waste of time
Why would I want to set up a dial indicator everytime and zero it out to a known height instead of grabbing a dedicated tool that is permanently set to the correct height. Obviously you don't get it.
@@MicksWorkshop dedicate a dial indicator, permanently mounted for the task. They cost less money than the steel you wasted building a crappy version of...a dial indicator