In the eighties I was part of the electrical team on pier 50 SF laying out power for a machine shop build. We laid rigid galvanized pipe of various sizes right on the floor according to a specific layout all strapped and anchored. After inspection by engineers, a concrete company formed and reinforced ,poured ,finished a beautiful 5 inch slab right over the top of our pipe with a smooth ramp on all sides so forklifts and pallet jacks could effortlessly move about . All stub ups were perfectly vertical and placed. We pulled our wire and completed hookups and here comes all the new machinery….. wow! This stuff was gorgeous and brand new. After install the safety lines were painted by professional painters. All the mills, lathes , presses and associated machinery were overwhelmingly perfect.. it lasted only 5 years due to company closing And it was eventually stripped and butchered and sold off. I learned that people in business have no soul and can’t appreciate such things…. The area was taken over by underwhelming pursuits. It was nice to be part of building someone’s dream shop. Unfortunately serving the shipping industry was a mistake due to cheap competition and unstable economics. The Make it Extreme guys remind me of passion and purpose with handmade quality so rare today and a tribute to the excellent machinist of days gone by. Today computers and operators do that work very well but it lacks something . Old school was cool but this is how it’s done today. I’m a boring old man telling one story out of many…….. let the old guy reminisce.
remember, if it wasnt for the old school... new school would never have happened!!! however, those who forget the old tried and true methods in favor of new methods, are lost when the new methods break !!!! lol
There was probably someone before you saying the exact same thing.. those soulless business folks create opportunities for the next generation of trades to do work.
I would LOVE IT if you did a video on how you guys do threads on your lathe. There are so many of us that either our skills or our lathes prevent us from doing threads well. I don't even fully understand what to look for in a lathe that can do threads as nicely as yours seems to do.
rigidty. That's the main thing. His does threads so well becuase it is a big, heavy machine. Sharp Tools are you next best friend. There are TONS of tutorials on thread cutting on youtube, just search for it
Se vocês não entenderam, o objetivo é mostrar o que pode ser feito e como fazer... com isso, fazem as próprias ferramentas nas medidas necessárias aos projetos que vão surgindo. Isso demostra conhecimento, talento e autonomia, onde você não vai precisar ficar pesquisando pra saber se existe ou não tal ferramenta que atenda a sua demanda de serviços. E o mais importante... CONSTRUIR e não destruir. Abraço aos caras do Make it Extreme.
@@FishyBoi1337 But nobody here spoke about hate……. We just understood from the comment that the writer was surprised from someone who make tools and not sell them. So considering that in my opinion there isn’t nothing strange I wish to ask him if he’s convinced of something that I’m not. Nothing concerning hate in this case, in my opinion of course!
I was thinking the same thing. Knowing him it'll be the best powder coating booth-one you can drive a car into-and the powder coating will cure in 1 minute-you know an: "Extreme" microwave version! 👍 😁
Selling is not the write answer. Spend a little time and money, make it yourself. Has always been the idea. With a bit of caution, you too can make it. I have learned so much from these guys over the years. Side note, there is more than one man making the idea come alive. Chat with friends in the trades. It’s so much more enjoyable that watching tv. Best wishes!
0:50 When those inner threads are cut in multiple passes like that, how do you ensure you're cutting right in that groove and not slightly off? It's a question that's been bugging me.
@@Dailis1996 Thanks for trying to explain this to me. However you're gonna have to explain like I'm 5 because I still don't get it. Maybe there's a youtube video somewhere... :)
just a normal die grinder with table attachment, using a basic chamfering metal cutting bit. they have a bearing at the end of the bit to limit depth of cut.
@@dimitar4y Thanks for the answer but I've never seen (and can't seem to find) anything called a table attachment for a die grinder and I've never seen a die grinder with that sort of thumb activation on the back. I guess I should have been more specific in that I am curious what specific tool that one that he is using is.
For anyone else wondering google Pneumatic Chamfering Tool. Its a tool specifically for this job and def not a normal die grinder with fancy attachments
Complimenti progetto e realizzazione spettacolare 👏👏👍. Un consiglio lascia predominante il rumore del tuo lavoro, la musica se ti piace in sottofondo ok ma non troppo. È un mio parere. Comunque bravi come sempre. 7:33
Space , pipe, building, samples, roller, probe , sensor? Air? Gas? Compressor unit, small o2 from air filter? Sealed pipes. Ya. Atmospheric pressure systems Incorporated to view, ports
Great work, but for me the knurling would need to be perfect, and it isn't. Knurls should be pyramids with no flat areas on top... it's simple to achieve, so why produce lesser quality knurls?
This video shows what one has to do when you forget to emboss the sided of a seat, but don't want to take the seat apart again. what I find annoying it the embossing on the side of the gear shifter is at an angle due to the bulk of the tool.
Always love the videos from this channel, but that background music is irritating. Always just enjoyed the high speed sound of the machines. I know the music have been there for a long time, but somehow now it removes focus from the build and that is a sad thing.
Я надеюсь этот экстремальный инструмент пригодится не только для того чтобы делать выпуклые отверстия на этом сидении, надеюсь у вас есть и второе сидение😅😂🎉
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In the eighties I was part of the electrical team on pier 50 SF laying out power for a machine shop build. We laid rigid galvanized pipe of various sizes right on the floor according to a specific layout all strapped and anchored. After inspection by engineers, a concrete company formed and reinforced ,poured ,finished a beautiful 5 inch slab right over the top of our pipe with a smooth ramp on all sides so forklifts and pallet jacks could effortlessly move about . All stub ups were perfectly vertical and placed. We pulled our wire and completed hookups and here comes all the new machinery….. wow! This stuff was gorgeous and brand new. After install the safety lines were painted by professional painters. All the mills, lathes , presses and associated machinery were overwhelmingly perfect.. it lasted only 5 years due to company closing
And it was eventually stripped and butchered and sold off. I learned that people in business have no soul and can’t appreciate such things…. The area was taken over by underwhelming pursuits. It was nice to be part of building someone’s dream shop. Unfortunately serving the shipping industry was a mistake due to cheap competition and unstable economics. The Make it Extreme guys remind me of passion and purpose with handmade quality so rare today and a tribute to the excellent machinist of days gone by. Today computers and operators do that work very well but it lacks something . Old school was cool but this is how it’s done today. I’m a boring old man telling one story out of many…….. let the old guy reminisce.
remember, if it wasnt for the old school... new school would never have happened!!!
however, those who forget the old tried and true methods in favor of new methods, are lost when the new methods break !!!! lol
There was probably someone before you saying the exact same thing.. those soulless business folks create opportunities for the next generation of trades to do work.
I would LOVE IT if you did a video on how you guys do threads on your lathe. There are so many of us that either our skills or our lathes prevent us from doing threads well. I don't even fully understand what to look for in a lathe that can do threads as nicely as yours seems to do.
rigidty. That's the main thing. His does threads so well becuase it is a big, heavy machine. Sharp Tools are you next best friend. There are TONS of tutorials on thread cutting on youtube, just search for it
So what do you do for a living? (OH I make tools) oh do those sell well? ( oh I don't sell them I just make them for my self)
Se vocês não entenderam, o objetivo é mostrar o que pode ser feito e como fazer... com isso, fazem as próprias ferramentas nas medidas necessárias aos projetos que vão surgindo. Isso demostra conhecimento, talento e autonomia, onde você não vai precisar ficar pesquisando pra saber se existe ou não tal ferramenta que atenda a sua demanda de serviços.
E o mais importante... CONSTRUIR e não destruir.
Abraço aos caras do Make it Extreme.
I don’t see any problem with that. Are you convinced that someone who make tools is obligated in some way to sell them?
replies to this comment perfectly showcasing the twitter effect. "Oh, bc you said X, you hate Y?" 😂
😂
@@FishyBoi1337 But nobody here spoke about hate……. We just understood from the comment that the writer was surprised from someone who make tools and not sell them. So considering that in my opinion there isn’t nothing strange I wish to ask him if he’s convinced of something that I’m not. Nothing concerning hate in this case, in my opinion of course!
I think it time for a extreme powder coating device. You and your team is outstanding.
Or at least a proper spray booth with a dedicated spray rig. I worry for your health (and all the overspray on the tools).
I was thinking the same thing. Knowing him it'll be the best powder coating booth-one you can drive a car
into-and the powder coating will cure in 1 minute-you know an: "Extreme" microwave version! 👍 😁
Oh, man, the amount of work that went into this! And what an excellent execution!
Дядька ты хорош! С детства тянет к такому рукоблудию, только возможности пока нет! За то есть вы и этот канал, спасибо дружище! 🤝
As he kept whipping out attachments, all I could hear in my head was that old Billy Mays infomercial: "But wait, there's more!"
right!!!!! lol
You can use it to extract or install busing for excavator and similar hydraulic systems.
Sir do you use pre-honed tubes ?
Seems like some multistart threada would be perfect for changing the tooling on this thing
Selling is not the write answer. Spend a little time and money, make it yourself. Has always been the idea. With a bit of caution, you too can make it. I have learned so much from these guys over the years. Side note, there is more than one man making the idea come alive. Chat with friends in the trades. It’s so much more enjoyable that watching tv. Best wishes!
Pretty spiff way to make flanges...love it!
May I ignorantly ask what use/application the domed discs might have? Apologies if I'm missing the obvious, thank you!
0:50 When those inner threads are cut in multiple passes like that, how do you ensure you're cutting right in that groove and not slightly off?
It's a question that's been bugging me.
There is a thread counter by the leadscrew. When it turns to the same spot you engage the power feed
@@Dailis1996 Thanks for trying to explain this to me. However you're gonna have to explain like I'm 5 because I still don't get it. Maybe there's a youtube video somewhere... :)
Did you realized that the first dimple on that seat was wrong?😂😂😂
do you make accessory/tool boxes for the custom tools you make? I'd like to see it if you do.
Your builds never fail to satisfy. *Well done* as always.
What in the world was that little hand router you used for the chamfering? That thing was SWEET!!
just a normal die grinder with table attachment, using a basic chamfering metal cutting bit. they have a bearing at the end of the bit to limit depth of cut.
@@dimitar4y Thanks for the answer but I've never seen (and can't seem to find) anything called a table attachment for a die grinder and I've never seen a die grinder with that sort of thumb activation on the back. I guess I should have been more specific in that I am curious what specific tool that one that he is using is.
For anyone else wondering google Pneumatic Chamfering Tool. Its a tool specifically for this job and def not a normal die grinder with fancy attachments
@@coreycreehan8197 you can easily attach your own table to a die grinder tho.
@@coreycreehan8197 I don't think her purchased that part you are talking about, he more than likely made it himself.
What is benefit of using 6 jaw chuck?
Absolutely awesome mate, great build
Thank you! Cheers!
А зачем нужны эти вмятины в отверстиях? Сперва мне показалось, что это подготовка галтелей для сварки, но в итоге я этого не увидал.
Que espesor estas usando en las planchas ?
Que material de acero es ?
As always, awesome stuff 👏 😎
And so nice to see that you started using a primer mate 😁
You're great, man! Hands growing from shoulders!!!!
That tool would also make a hell of a knockout cutter too!
Excellent work 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Another masterpiece - I can see you getting a lot of use out of that one!
Very cool tool build!
Wonderful work guys, as always!
Amazing job my friend congratulations
24:18 Looking at the gauge in the background, I hear it saying "Welcome to the Hydraulic Press Channel" 😅
This dude is the lathe God 💪😲👍
Another great build
Great build, I can see dimpling 16-20 gauge for making panels more rigid so are you using it on the thicker material for the dimple look?
Hello mister beautifully made i enjoy watching your video thank you
What are the 4 tapped holes in the face of the flange for?
При просмотре ваших видео роликов у меня случается эстетический оргазм, на столько они хороши! Продолжайте снимать!
Great content, amazing professionalism and a lot of work.
is there anywhere I can see a list of tools you have? such as type of lathe, mill ect.
Nice, like always 👍
I like your background music!!🎉 good choice
Very nice Tovarish Make it Extreme.
НА ОБЫЧНОМ ПРЕССЕ ТАКИЕ ОПЕРАЦИИ ДЕЛАЮТ ЗА СЕКУНДУ
Complimenti progetto e realizzazione spettacolare 👏👏👍. Un consiglio lascia predominante il rumore del tuo lavoro, la musica se ti piace in sottofondo ok ma non troppo. È un mio parere. Comunque bravi come sempre. 7:33
Will this go in the Guinness Book of Records for the most threads cut in one video? 😄
This would be handy for anything too big to fit in a normal press.
😮 He speaks!
That's one nice multitool. Did you dimple the first hole on seat the wrong way :)?
Excellent work! 👍👏❤🛠
Greetings from Dresden! ☀🍀🍻😎
i have watched you for a while and you have become an amazing machinist;; stay well buddy.
Thank you man for your good words!
what an awesome tool👍👍
какой фирмы метчик использовался в данном видео?
nice job !
cheers ben.
Excellent bro
experimental aircraft builders would love this
great job again!
nice to watch! ❤
Really cool setup 👌 😎 👍
What is the purpose of embossing the holes in the chair?
Makes the seat stiffer/stronger.
Nice work
Wow, very cool...
very wonderful
The edits are also extreme!
Massa incrível gostei do trabalho
Hey im in paphos and have been looking for someone dimple die a panel for me for ages ...is this somethin you would do?
Very good
Space , pipe, building, samples, roller, probe , sensor? Air? Gas? Compressor unit, small o2 from air filter? Sealed pipes. Ya. Atmospheric pressure systems Incorporated to view, ports
The first dimple put in the seat was backwards from the rest of them on that side.
Excellent
damn bro..i would pay just to watch and make coffee in your shop :)
2050 - Rounding 'a huge choon' we'd say when were young & the metal work ain't bad either 😊
very good video !
Are you still in Cyprus 🇨🇾?
А эти ребята с Кипра?
@@R.A.G81Yes, they are from Cyprus 🇨🇾 🇨🇾 🇨🇾
No cylinder honing? Or, did I miss something?
They might be pre honed pipes ordered.
@@kameljoe21 0:19 really?
@@Rick_Foley Yep must have missed that part then.
Good!👍
вот это нужная вещь в мастерской
You really need to make a rotating wield table.
¿Y el coche?
Ya veo que al final. 😅
So this is kinda like a handheld hydraulic press
It's already leaking oil on rod wiper seals
Great work, but for me the knurling would need to be perfect, and it isn't. Knurls should be pyramids with no flat areas on top... it's simple to achieve, so why produce lesser quality knurls?
Man I don't think I have seen one job cut that many threads. Haha
аж кайфанул ...супер !👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
useful one 💯💯💯
But wait...there's more...
Was gonna ask why not just use a normal press... then you showed the car. :D
This video shows what one has to do when you forget to emboss the sided of a seat, but don't want to take the seat apart again. what I find annoying it the embossing on the side of the gear shifter is at an angle due to the bulk of the tool.
Nice job as usual. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Thank you for you good words and support!❤️
Spettacolo n1
Sound, music?
good job , one like 👍
Mobilnya gimana nih? Ditungguin😊
ΓΑΜΑΤΟΣ....οπως πάντα ;)
Ευχαριστούμε φίλε!
Looks like a portable hydraulic press
watch ya using in 12:40?
Always love the videos from this channel, but that background music is irritating. Always just enjoyed the high speed sound of the machines. I know the music have been there for a long time, but somehow now it removes focus from the build and that is a sad thing.
Awesome product but I think you need a better toolpost.
Красота!
Я надеюсь этот экстремальный инструмент пригодится не только для того чтобы делать выпуклые отверстия на этом сидении, надеюсь у вас есть и второе сидение😅😂🎉
Это не выпуклое отверстие, а обечайка, используется для упрочнения листового металла
clever very
Что вы курите, перед тем, как придумаете очередной шедевр?
Quality