I have now received a great offer from a friendly RUclipsr. He is willing to make drawings of my Tiny Toolgrinder! So, if all goes well, a video will be released soon with drawings and some detailed information about the construction.
Highly impressive work. Third time watching this series, I have the plans and will build this, now planning my order of operations. The thing i find most impressive, is the level of finishing/deburring. Your dovetails for example appear to slide so smooth, yet i don't see much post processing on them. Mine slide as well as two pieces of sandpaper. They look and feel smooth, but they are not. I am at a point that i feel i can make most things. I need to work on taking that next step. Thanks for inspiring!
Use a very sharp dove tail cutter and finish with a light pass at a somewhat elevated rpm. Make sure your mill has no play. If this doesn't help, you could try to smoothen the surface with emery paper tightly folded around a triangular file. And, of course, use a lubricant.
@@Michel-Uphoff Thank you for the reply. I know the dovetail cutter is sharp, I have sharpened and used new. I will try the light pass at higher rpm. Mill is good with no play, a well maintained Bridgeport. I think the finishing pass will help, though. I did my final pass light, but never thought to raise the rpm. I defaulted to heavy elbow grease to get a good fit, but I would guess sometimes on how tight it would need to be for cleanup and spend hours sanding lol. Some good music and the time goes by. Thank you!
Prachtige video en een mooi vervolg 👍. Zijn er tekeningen of voorbeelden om een houder zoals dit te maken ?…. En waar dient de handle met de ronde knop voor ?… De functie van deze handle is me niet helemaal duidelijk . Bedankt voor de mooie video’s 👍😀. Is een Goede inspiratie voor een aantal projecten deze winter 😁
Door die hendel omhoog te trekken wordt de as met de spantang naar achteren getrokken, tegen een sterke veer in. De achterplaat van de holle as, komt zo vrij van de pin die in het huis zit, en dan kan de as 180 graden worden gedraaid. Vanaf 19:40 wordt dit getoond in de video. Maar, zie het vervolg, in het uiteindelijke model komt dit niet meer voor. Van de uiteindelijke machine worden nu werktekeningen gemaakt. Zodra die er zijn zal ik ze publiceren.
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I have now received a great offer from a friendly RUclipsr. He is willing to make drawings of my Tiny Toolgrinder! So, if all goes well, a video will be released soon with drawings and some detailed information about the construction.
Great prototyping & "proof of concept" Michel, Well done!!
Looking forward to seeing the results from your upgraded & improved version.
Thank you!
It will take some weeks.
Maybe I'll make another video first.
Highly impressive work. Third time watching this series, I have the plans and will build this, now planning my order of operations. The thing i find most impressive, is the level of finishing/deburring. Your dovetails for example appear to slide so smooth, yet i don't see much post processing on them. Mine slide as well as two pieces of sandpaper. They look and feel smooth, but they are not. I am at a point that i feel i can make most things. I need to work on taking that next step. Thanks for inspiring!
Use a very sharp dove tail cutter and finish with a light pass at a somewhat elevated rpm. Make sure your mill has no play. If this doesn't help, you could try to smoothen the surface with emery paper tightly folded around a triangular file. And, of course, use a lubricant.
@@Michel-Uphoff Thank you for the reply. I know the dovetail cutter is sharp, I have sharpened and used new. I will try the light pass at higher rpm. Mill is good with no play, a well maintained Bridgeport. I think the finishing pass will help, though. I did my final pass light, but never thought to raise the rpm. I defaulted to heavy elbow grease to get a good fit, but I would guess sometimes on how tight it would need to be for cleanup and spend hours sanding lol. Some good music and the time goes by. Thank you!
Awesome design. Thanks for sharing every step of the way. I love making tools that make my life easier.
Good followup. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Brilliant design, grinding small drills is a pain for me to :) old eyesight and shaky hands 😁😁 I am looking forward to the next design.
This is excellent!! I’m putting this on my list of projects to make!
Thank you!
Please note that this is just a prototype, and the much more elaborate tiny tool grinder has been covered in detail in 6 later videos.
Prachtige video en een mooi vervolg 👍.
Zijn er tekeningen of voorbeelden om een houder zoals dit te maken ?….
En waar dient de handle met de ronde knop voor ?…
De functie van deze handle is me niet helemaal duidelijk .
Bedankt voor de mooie video’s 👍😀.
Is een Goede inspiratie voor een aantal projecten deze winter 😁
Door die hendel omhoog te trekken wordt de as met de spantang naar achteren getrokken, tegen een sterke veer in. De achterplaat van de holle as, komt zo vrij van de pin die in het huis zit, en dan kan de as 180 graden worden gedraaid. Vanaf 19:40 wordt dit getoond in de video.
Maar, zie het vervolg, in het uiteindelijke model komt dit niet meer voor. Van de uiteindelijke machine worden nu werktekeningen gemaakt. Zodra die er zijn zal ik ze publiceren.
@@Michel-Uphoff
Thanks you for the explanation 👍😀.
What a masterpiece 👍👏👏👏
Thank you!
your musical choices are perfect
Thank you.