You have some MAD wood working skills, and an obvious eye for engineering. Very well thought out and executed build. And your use of "alternative" materials for construction is inspiring.
Michael McCarty Stated, "Next time you want even measurement around a circle, wrap tape around so ends meet,Take tape off lay on table measure length decide even marks replace tape on round object. Perfect location for drilling holes." This is a grand idea.
Next time you want even measurement around a circle, wrap tape around so ends meet,Take tape off lay on table measure length decide even marks replace tape on round object. Perfect location for drilling holes.
the jaw Lathe Chuck diy made of wood with more precision than I have seen. I am doing one of this type and another Longworth and well the effort is that it is accurate. Very good work
I made this out of port orford cedar. Im smelting aluminum cans, I'm gonna use the wood chuck to make a mold in kinetic sand after adding some copper for strength.
Unorthodox, aber wenn man keine Drehbank hat, mehr als Nichts und sicherlich hilfreich in mancher Situation. Hätte einige Schritte wohl anders gemacht - alleine beim Ausschleifen der Backen wäre ich nicht drauf gekommen, Das von Hand auch nur zu versuchen - Das hätte ich direkt 'auf der Maschine' gemacht - allerdings im Besitz einer Drehbank und somit vll. etwas 'vorgeschädigt', was runde Dinge angeht. Die Gewinde-Muffen sehen 'Rampa-Muffen' sehr ähnlich - eine nette Anwendung dafür! Alles in Allem finde ich die Herangehensweise sehr angenehm, auch das Ergebnis kann sich sehen lassen. Auf jeden Fall Jemand, Der Sich zu Helfen weiß! Jemand, Der eher eine Lösungen, statt eines weiteren Probleme, sieht! Ganz klar: Daumen hoch
Also, W I Biles has a very good point, Rotational torque will ware this device out fast. Also I would have instilled some hex nuts in the holes for the jaw driver bolts to increase life usage of this tool.
Just awesome 👍! This is the kind of stuff I love. You were able to build something as complicated and precise as a lathe Chuck with little more than hand tools. Not even an actual lathe or a drill press lol. Your project is amazing, you should be very proud.
I really like what you have made. However the jaws only have the threaded bolt to keep them in place against the twist that the work will put on the jaws. I really feel that you should have made triangular inserts between each jaw to make a working track against their sides to help keep them upright against the force of the tool twist. What do you think?
Clever, but not sure if I would be brave enough to us it!.....maybe at slow speed to finish the bottom of bowls, if you couldn't afford Coles jaws, dressed in armour!
It's so nice to see jigs/tools etc. made from wood that otherwise are made from metal. Brilliant bit of kit! How you film it and make it at the same time, well I don't know. Me? I can struggle just making something! Cheers, Barry.
Wow, I live in Guatemala Central America and I need a any Chuch but in my country is very dificult buy this piece, now I decided make this part, Thank you for this video, My english is very Bad but , excuse for that.
Belíssimo. Uma obra de arte que exigiu criatividade, planejamento, concentração, habilidade e muitas paciência. Assistir o vídeo foi uma terapia, imagino executar. Parabéns.
При такой массе заготовки подшипники у дрели накроются очень быстро. лучше этим не увлекаться часто. А так всё отлично.
7 лет назад
I agree with my man, AtomicShrimp, the best homemade chuck, I've ever seen..Cheers from Dominican Republic bro. Thumbs up and i will subscribe to your channel. Awasome Job.
be nice if you had the dimensions of the material you was cutting and go into it in more detail,,if you had a table saw why using a jigsaw,,stoped halfway,,guess im stupid,,im from the old school,,i like for the instructor to explain what he is doing and how he is doing it!!!!!
hello Michael, i have a lot of old chisels that are beyond repair for fine woodworking. do you have any thoughts on re-grinding them for turning tools? thanks, i subbed btw. :-)
Вот уж действительно не за что! Это вам спасибо, т.к. глядя на то, чтО вы делаете и как вы делаете, возникает желание и самому что-то смастерить. И отдельное спасибо, что делитесь всем этим.
hola me llamo gustavo me encanto el video mil gracias seria muy chevere poder tener las medidas ya que pormasque miro el video no las tengo clara para hacer una igualita mil gracias por compartir tu saviduria dios te bendiga soy de bogota colombia
Exelente trabajo, faltó más información de hilo interior atornillado de los pernos, como se llama?, acá en Chile no los he visto, gracias muy bueno tu trabajo, saludos.
I assume you made a paper airplane when you were younger. If you have no adventure in building "X", you'd be better off buying paper airplanes already made.
I give it five 👍👍👍👍👍!!!!! It would be hard getting use to a backward thread on the jaws tho. Also when truing your jaws its a good idea to first true up the center first , like put a shaft in them and indicate it before turning the steps of the jaws. What you did is still great work and I'd love to have that chuck. Being that I've never made one I'm by no means putting yours down. Having a set of jaws cast from aluminum would be awesome as a finishing touch. Or having the entire chuck aluminum casted and truing that up. I worked in a production shop as a tool and fixture maker. The lathe they had had interchangeable jaws. One of the things I'd do to keep busy was to make up soft jaws out of 6061 aluminum because lots of the turning I had was on hard to hold fixtures. By using them I never lost a heavy production fixture. I loved that job , it was bicycle riding distance from home , it paid great , the production ladies always brought me great food because I'd do my best to make anything they needed. The owner was crazy and after I threw a chair thru a window because he cursed at me for zero reason I had to find another job.
Вам спасибо за идею! Приятно, что советские штангенциркули ещё в ходу, и не только в бывшем Союзе) Мне такой ещё в детстве подарили; пользуюсь до сих пор :)
If you edit out all the measuring and line drawing you will have a much shorter video. Unless it’s something that requires some explanation. Don’t get me wrong, I watched it and enjoyed it. Subscribed and thumbs up. When measuring always use the first mark, that way if you make a mistake it won’t be translated to the next and so on. Ending in the right spots not a guarantee of accuracy. You could be 191 and 197mm and still end up at the original mark. Just a thought.
Puo' essere migliorato con poco.Nei morsetti si puo' mettere un pezzo di quei meri di carta che regalano nei negozi di mobili ,per la misurazione del serraggio.Poi si puo' tornire tutto senza segare a mano,compresa la parte centrale che si puo' tornire da un pezzo unico,quello composto dai due pezzi incollati.Nel complesso e' un buon lavoro.
Ceva educativ pentru tineri care le place noul de a construi noi mașinării.
You have some MAD wood working skills, and an obvious eye for engineering.
Very well thought out and executed build.
And your use of "alternative" materials for construction is inspiring.
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Michael McCarty Stated, "Next time you want even measurement around a circle, wrap tape around so ends meet,Take tape off lay on table measure length decide even marks replace tape on round object. Perfect location for drilling holes."
This is a grand idea.
Next time you want even measurement around a circle, wrap tape around so ends meet,Take tape off lay on table measure length decide even marks replace tape on round object. Perfect location for drilling holes.
the jaw Lathe Chuck diy made of wood with more precision than I have seen.
I am doing one of this type and another Longworth and well the effort is that it is accurate.
Very good work
Your project is great, I will copy it and put a drill gear on it so that they all saw at the same time.
I made this out of port orford cedar.
Im smelting aluminum cans, I'm gonna use the wood chuck to make a mold in kinetic sand after adding some copper for strength.
A lot of work. Very good job 👍👍👍👍
Thanks mate!
Awesome video I can't get ahold of a chuck that fits my lathe so this is a great idea thankyou for sharing
I like your laser on your bench saw,awesome project well designed.
👍
Unorthodox, aber wenn man keine Drehbank hat, mehr als Nichts und sicherlich hilfreich in mancher Situation.
Hätte einige Schritte wohl anders gemacht - alleine beim Ausschleifen der Backen wäre ich nicht drauf gekommen, Das von Hand auch nur zu versuchen - Das hätte ich direkt 'auf der Maschine' gemacht - allerdings im Besitz einer Drehbank und somit vll. etwas 'vorgeschädigt', was runde Dinge angeht.
Die Gewinde-Muffen sehen 'Rampa-Muffen' sehr ähnlich - eine nette Anwendung dafür!
Alles in Allem finde ich die Herangehensweise sehr angenehm, auch das Ergebnis kann sich sehen lassen.
Auf jeden Fall Jemand, Der Sich zu Helfen weiß!
Jemand, Der eher eine Lösungen, statt eines weiteren Probleme, sieht!
Ganz klar: Daumen hoch
Also, W I Biles has a very good point, Rotational torque will ware this device out fast. Also I would have instilled some hex nuts in the holes for the jaw driver bolts to increase life usage of this tool.
Just awesome 👍! This is the kind of stuff I love. You were able to build something as complicated and precise as a lathe Chuck with little more than hand tools. Not even an actual lathe or a drill press lol. Your project is amazing, you should be very proud.
Awesome a far clear vision to make a lathe chuck for small wooden lathe to hold smoking pipe :D
Very nice design. Can I ask, why Marine plywood not solid hardwood? Is there a plan you could share? Thank You for posting this.
I really like what you have made. However the jaws only have the threaded bolt to keep them in place against the twist that the work will put on the jaws. I really feel that you should have made triangular inserts between each jaw to make a working track against their sides to help keep them upright against the force of the tool twist. What do you think?
Yeah! Channels will help make the chuck become more stable.
Beautifull Work 4 jaw Lathe Chuck For Woodwork
nice work.
Thanks!
Excellent Michael - Good work. many Thanx
Thanks!
Nice, but I'd like this video a lot more if you showed how well it gripped a turning blank.
Clever, but not sure if I would be brave enough to us it!.....maybe at slow speed to finish the bottom of bowls, if you couldn't afford Coles jaws, dressed in armour!
That's perfect...amazing... I stood open-mouthed! Congratulation for this brilliant task !
Really nice work..👍👍👍👍👍
nice, especially since you didn't use a press for more precise drilling, best home chuck yet eeen
+Joseph Reese Thank you
It's so nice to see jigs/tools etc. made from wood that otherwise are made from metal. Brilliant bit of kit! How you film it and make it at the same time, well I don't know. Me? I can struggle just making something! Cheers, Barry.
Это то, что я искал. Спасибо
Astounding job done with simple tools all free hand. Amazing accuracy. Congratulations my friend! 👏🏻
Thank you!
Nice. Best design I've seen for a homemade chuck.
Thanks
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Very nice project thanks❤ for
That is a very clever design. Nice
Thank you.
Wow, I live in Guatemala Central America and I need a any Chuch but in my country is very dificult buy this piece, now I decided make this part, Thank you for this video, My english is very Bad but , excuse for that.
Do u have all the measurements to all that u just did? If so could i get them n steps to put all together. What wood did u use?
Pretty cool! ever try making a planetary one or a scroll chuck even?
enjoyed watching, keep 'em coming
Maybe your best one yet! Subscribed!
I would like to have the plans for that chuck.
You jig saw table is awesome. I read further and see that its also your router and table saw. Nicely done. Nicely done
👍
what was that socket tool you used to tighten the nut?
Belíssimo. Uma obra de arte que exigiu criatividade, planejamento, concentração, habilidade e muitas paciência. Assistir o vídeo foi uma terapia, imagino executar. Parabéns.
BUEN TRABAJO,ME HABRIA GUSTADO HABER VISTO UNA PRUEBA DE TORNEADO .GRACIAS .DESDE CHILE.SALUDOS
You know you are getting serious when Marine ply comes in.
I used port orford cedar to make my chuck
При такой массе заготовки подшипники у дрели накроются очень быстро. лучше этим не увлекаться часто. А так всё отлично.
I agree with my man, AtomicShrimp, the best homemade chuck, I've ever seen..Cheers from Dominican Republic bro. Thumbs up and i will subscribe to your channel. Awasome Job.
Thanks mate!
Hola mi más sincera enhorabuena....Es de las mejores ideas que vi para un plato de garras....Muy buena la idea ....Te felicito...
Gracias
Excelente trabajo, con mucha ética felicitaciones!!! desde Venezuela.
Got to hand it to you Michael, pretty damn clever. 😉👍
Thanks David! Nice to hear you again
thank you Michael
Thanks for showing how and sharing that, well done
dear friend, excellent work. Are there any drawings and if it is possible to buy the drawings, thanks and blessings. Daniel
Excellent work.
Thank you
Valeu colega . Bom projeto e segurança e sim muito importante. 👏👏👏👏👏
Cuales son las medias que debo tener encuenta para hacer esa copa en madera
Realy good job dude, I like this chuck and dont be mad at me but Ill copy that,, hi from Venezuela...
The best I've seen
Nice build!
me parece practico y divertido de hacer y ademas util un buen video para los caprichosos gracias
Gracias
great job man, good woodworking, i liked it.
Thank you!
be nice if you had the dimensions of the material you was cutting and go into it in more detail,,if you had a table saw why using a jigsaw,,stoped halfway,,guess im stupid,,im from the old school,,i like for the instructor to explain what he is doing and how he is doing it!!!!!
Great work Mic. I would of like to see how you attached it to the drill at the back using a 1/2" or 3/8" chuck..I'm trying to build one out of wood..
hello Michael,
i have a lot of old chisels that are beyond repair for fine woodworking. do you have any thoughts on re-grinding them for turning tools?
thanks, i subbed btw. :-)
как всегда - удивляет и вдохновляет!
А меня вдохновляют подобные комментарии. Спасибо!
Вот уж действительно не за что! Это вам спасибо, т.к. глядя на то, чтО вы делаете и как вы делаете, возникает желание и самому что-то смастерить.
И отдельное спасибо, что делитесь всем этим.
helo michael ! very good work
Nice vedio
Nice job! Any chances on getting these plans?
hola me llamo gustavo me encanto el video mil gracias seria muy chevere poder tener las medidas ya que pormasque miro el video no las tengo clara para hacer una igualita mil gracias por compartir tu saviduria dios te bendiga soy de bogota colombia
Exelente trabajo, faltó más información de hilo interior atornillado de los pernos, como se llama?, acá en Chile no los he visto, gracias muy bueno tu trabajo, saludos.
Excellent work.... Great idea
Thank you
Michael Paley
Richard Shaw
Excellent work!
Thank you!
Good job dude and excellent channel. Subbed.
Thanks buddy!
Great design but a lot of work. I think I'd just buy a chuck. :-)
I assume you made a paper airplane when you were younger.
If you have no adventure in building "X", you'd be better off buying paper airplanes already made.
Where did you get the bolts and mandrel, and what were they called?
AtomicHermit t
how do you plan to attach that to the lathe?
That's a good ideia! I will make this similar, thanks!
Very Nice work on that chuck. It looks awesome..Thank you for sharing....Michael.....Shared.
Thank you!
Terry WoodCrafts 67 ñ.
I give it five 👍👍👍👍👍!!!!!
It would be hard getting use to a backward thread on the jaws tho. Also when truing your jaws its a good idea to first true up the center first , like put a shaft in them and indicate it before turning the steps of the jaws. What you did is still great work and I'd love to have that chuck. Being that I've never made one I'm by no means putting yours down.
Having a set of jaws cast from aluminum would be awesome as a finishing touch. Or having the entire chuck aluminum casted and truing that up.
I worked in a production shop as a tool and fixture maker. The lathe they had had interchangeable jaws. One of the things I'd do to keep busy was to make up soft jaws out of 6061 aluminum because lots of the turning I had was on hard to hold fixtures. By using them I never lost a heavy production fixture. I loved that job , it was bicycle riding distance from home , it paid great , the production ladies always brought me great food because I'd do my best to make anything they needed. The owner was crazy and after I threw a chair thru a window because he cursed at me for zero reason I had to find another job.
Phil Lowman nñjj
sorry to hear i loved working as a machinist too.
Can we share our experiences on Google meet someday?
Amazing work, very retailer.. a greetings from Argentina..
Thanks!
Great homemade !
رائع حقا تسلم ايدك
Really hand delivered
No
very good job !!
Thanks!
seria bueno verlo como trabaja en un torno y saber si funciona.-saludos desde argentina.
Como didactico muy bueno.
Como uso y aplicacion No creo que sea seguro por el juego y la fuerza centrifuga que se crea sobre los tornillos
Great job, now make a self centering one :) hehe...
There's a self-centering da Vinci design that could work. Look up the pipe drill.
Otoh, it seems to have limitations. A scroll chuck might be better, lol:
watch?v=cSEXqgsI780
Stephan Brun
I endured 21min of this shitty "engineering" to find out that it was an independent chuck- fucking waste of time.
Good job, Where you you find that Laser pointer for view where to cut?
Thanks
Thanks. Look here ruclips.net/video/O6TkGypP3Dc/видео.html
where did you get the laser on the saw bench
ruclips.net/video/O6TkGypP3Dc/видео.html
How did you manage to get a laser line on your table saw? That's only about the most useful thing I've seen in years!
Thanks mate! Look here - ruclips.net/video/O6TkGypP3Dc/видео.html
молодец !! руки из нужного места ростут
Спасибо!
Muchas gracias por este estupendo vídeo, un saludo desde Albacete, España.
Un saludo desde Melbourne, Australia.
what size of allen head bolts did u use?
Bellissimo complimenti lavoro ottimo eseguito benissimo bravo,se potessi mandarmi qualche misura provo a coppiartelo ,grazie e ancora bravo
...muy buen video, felicitaciones,...y gracias por compartir tu experiencia y conocimientos...
Классно сделано! На штангенциркуле заметил маркировку одного из советских заводов)
+Power Battery Да, я его берегу! Спасибо
Вам спасибо за идею! Приятно, что советские штангенциркули ещё в ходу, и не только в бывшем Союзе) Мне такой ещё в детстве подарили; пользуюсь до сих пор :)
i like it... realy good job.
Thank you!
awesome do you have plans for this as I need one
I haven't sorry. Plans depends on the materials that you have but basic measuring you can see in the video
If you edit out all the measuring and line drawing you will have a much shorter video. Unless it’s something that requires some explanation. Don’t get me wrong, I watched it and enjoyed it. Subscribed and thumbs up. When measuring always use the first mark, that way if you make a mistake it won’t be translated to the next and so on. Ending in the right spots not a guarantee of accuracy. You could be 191 and 197mm and still end up at the original mark. Just a thought.
so good
Perfect👍
Nice.
Puo' essere migliorato con poco.Nei morsetti si puo' mettere un pezzo di quei meri di carta che regalano nei negozi di mobili ,per la misurazione del serraggio.Poi si puo' tornire tutto senza segare a mano,compresa la parte centrale che si puo' tornire da un pezzo unico,quello composto dai due pezzi incollati.Nel complesso e' un buon lavoro.
lol looks like your shirt influenced your color scheme choice
good time at work. when ready to buy?