I wouldn't usually be particularly impressed by someone making a 4 jaw chuck. They're not really that complex, and not horrendously hard to machine.......... But seeing you make one that works smoothly WITHOUT using a milling machine has really blown my mind. I wouldn't have thought it was possible. It must have taken some pretty serious thought just to come up with the build order you'd need to make the parts in. Brilliant work mate. A real eye opener of a project.
I have a lathe I paid good money for and have not been very happy with it , But you have showed me how to appreciate my equipment much more ! Very impressed with the skills you have .
Packing bearings with grease, getting engines going, pulling a new differential out of a box, heat expanding ring gears, power washing an engine block, setting cylinder sleeves. Does this guy know his stuff or what?!!! He deserved that fruit at the end. Good work, boss. God bless.
Others have said it, and probably said a lot more if the truth be known--but at the very start: where you mark, drill, and then cut the four corners from the steel plate. This is all a bit rough and ready, I thought. But watch on, I decided, and am I glad I did, mate: too bloody right I am... because your video is one of a handful of top shelf DIY's I've had the pleasure to watch. You can rest assure that I'll be keeping my eye open for your up and comings... thanks old mate, you do do good work.
Incredible!! And Beautiful work my friend!!!!! Im amazed that you can make that without a Milling machine and without tons of other fancy tools. Actually I'd still be amazed even if you used a milling machine and other fancy tools! Lol im just so blown away! and Extremely extremely impressed! with your abilities to build things from nothing! You're truly an amazing Metal worker/Machinist. Your Craftsmanship Really inspires me and you're so incredible and skilled at what you do. Thank you so much for sharing and all your Hard work. Take care my Brother and God bless you and your family. -David
I've been watching engineers for years working with their stupid academic methods but you are a school apart, I adore a lot when you find less tiring and more efficient manufacturing shortcuts I wish you good luck man;)
Nice! You've done a great job with the tools you have. You probably give inspiration to a lot of people doing the amazing things you do with what your have.
@@CHELLDONZCraftsandDIYs yeah I will probably make one once I come up with all the necessary metal and parts. Unless I find a great deal on a whole lathe to start with.
i am very impressed, espesially the way you tackle such intricate processes in a very common sensical easy way. you are very talented, looking forward to exploring more of your content. like and subbed 👍
Sometimes i can't imagine that i can finish using only hacksaw by cutting thick metal but i have no available cutting tools, that's why hacksaw is the best way to finish this project.thanks for watching brother.
@@CHELLDONZCraftsandDIYs have you considered making a powered hacksaw? Offset on a round plate so it reciprocates, like a sawZ all? Save you half the work at least, probably more, since your mostly just guiding it, and putting pressure on the cut stroke. A band saw it is not, but sometimes a band saw is out of reach. Electric motors, and hacksaws seem to be in abundance though. I probably have 35 electric motors in my view now, and I can spot 3 hacksaws under all the junk in this messy shop.
Esto si es un buen chuck genial..!!. Amigo. Has demostrado paciencia y más paciencia en cada paso de su elaboración. Pero, lo más importante, ningún cordón de soldadura. Ya me diste una idea de como hacer mi chuck independiente. Mis Felicitaciones por esta Obra Metálica. Saludos y un fuerte abrazo desde Lima-Peru.
You've done an amazing amount of work there, and good quality. My only advice would be to try and keep your fingers outside the hacksaw frame when you're cutting..... don't wrap your fingers so that they're inside the frame. Having said that, awesome job, well done.
te felicito muchacho...yo tambien hice copa de cuatro garras de 30 cms de diametro y un torno... si haces esto con tan pocas herramientas ...me imagino si tubieras torno y fresadora y horno para templar aceros...todo un verdadero industrial...eres un genio.
WOW, your ingenuity is over the top Your way of doing it is so good i want to make on :) With that level of intelligence you can easily be an engineer in my part of the world
You sir have the tenacity of a chip bull. Wow I build in my garage all the time and have built tools out of steel on occasion. I could not imagine the hours you spent on that chuck lets agree for the sake of argument it had to have been over sixty. for that at my current shop rate you could have bought a 4 jaw chuck attached to an old craftsman lathe. One I assure you, would have been bolted to the bench and anchored in the floor.
I use the drill to cut plate too before I got my band saw. My technique was lay out @3/8 pilot drill with 23/64 then finish with the 3/8 and file with a course bastard file in a vice or clamped to a straight edge.
Como varios comentarios "Un excelente trabajo" Como critica hacete un banco de trabajo mas solido ( me pone nervioso como tiembla todo) un abraso saludos de las sierras de Córdoba / Argentina
Que buen trabajo amigo, gracias por compartir tus ideas geniales. seria perfecto saber que medidas usaste para hacer esta herramienta. quiero hacerme uno igual al tuyo. gracias
Chell what wood you sell this chuck for alot of work and pride goes into your project so just asking wood like to bye one if possible thks again for sharing your project mighty fine that is awesome glue what kind is it ? I,m from Canada 🇨🇦 SK Dalmeny on a farm got lots of stuff to build do you hav email address send pictures thks again Paul
Nice. I respect people who know how to make tools with their own hands.
Thankyou
Ang galing sir Idol sana all tulad mo ang mga DIY.
Ok lang yan idol. TipS ko lang idol kung ano yung hilig mo doon ka lang mg focus para marami kang idea na ma e share sa mga viewwers mo.
The dedication to cut through that much material with a hacksaw
Thank you
Hard work & perseverance are noticeablely rewarding. You have my admiration and total respect.
Thank you sir.
Malaking machine shop to kabayan, napakaganda ng negosyo mo....... Bago mong kaibigan ngayun
I wouldn't usually be particularly impressed by someone making a 4 jaw chuck. They're not really that complex, and not horrendously hard to machine.......... But seeing you make one that works smoothly WITHOUT using a milling machine has really blown my mind. I wouldn't have thought it was possible. It must have taken some pretty serious thought just to come up with the build order you'd need to make the parts in.
Brilliant work mate. A real eye opener of a project.
Thank you brother.
Wonderfull metal lathe chuck without machines. thanks for sharing your videos
Thankyou, but you can view that tomorrow.
Kerja yang sangat luar biasa keras.
Berbakat, penuh dedikasi, dan ketelitian. Terimakasih atas inspirasinya pak. Respek dari Indonesia.
A very patient and painstaking worker, I really applaud his perseverance.
Ang husay talaga .,kullo malom Miya,Miya sadik.,Kuwes!.
SaLamat bro.
Husay husay...tuloy tuloy lang astig sir
Salamat po sa support kaibigan.
galing motalaga alam mo lahat kuya kong paano enjoy kuya and keep it up
Thank you
I have a lathe I paid good money for and have not been very happy with it , But you have showed me how to appreciate my equipment much more ! Very impressed with the skills you have .
Thank you brother.
Very impressive! I intend to try to make this for my lathe. Thank you for sharing. From Canada.
Your welcome brother
Packing bearings with grease, getting engines going, pulling a new differential out of a box, heat expanding ring gears, power washing an engine block, setting cylinder sleeves. Does this guy know his stuff or what?!!!
He deserved that fruit at the end.
Good work, boss. God bless.
I had a 4 jaw lathe chuck in the wishlist for my DIY lathe but now I'll gone to build one. Your video shows that it can be done. Thank you for that.
Thank you
Wow that's awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and your support. I learned something new every day. Thanks again
Back to old school engineering with hand tools, most people don't know what it's like to cut 15mm plate with a hacksaw i do and appreciate your work
Thank you sir for appreciating my work.
I love the ‘just watch’ video style. So many youtubers talk too much! Inspirational stuff….
Thank you brother
Others have said it, and probably said a lot more if the truth be known--but at the very start: where you mark, drill, and then cut the four corners from the steel plate. This is all a bit rough and ready, I thought. But watch on, I decided, and am I glad I did, mate: too bloody right I am... because your video is one of a handful of top shelf DIY's I've had the pleasure to watch. You can rest assure that I'll be keeping my eye open for your up and comings... thanks old mate, you do do good work.
Thank you brother.
Сколь трудов,золотые руки .
Большой респект. Огонь. Уважуха. 👍👍👍
Eres un maestro del ajuste de banco bro
Incredible!! And Beautiful work my friend!!!!! Im amazed that you can make that without a Milling machine and without tons of other fancy tools. Actually I'd still be amazed even if you used a milling machine and other fancy tools! Lol im just so blown away! and Extremely extremely impressed! with your abilities to build things from nothing! You're truly an amazing Metal worker/Machinist. Your Craftsmanship Really inspires me and you're so incredible and skilled at what you do. Thank you so much for sharing and all your Hard work. Take care my Brother and God bless you and your family. -David
Thanks for appreciating my work. I hope this video helps people who want to build a lathe machine using simple machine.
napaka husay talaga idol. walang katulad.
Salamat bro. I promote natin ang DIY sa pinas.
I've been watching engineers for years working with their stupid academic methods but you are a school apart, I adore a lot when you find less tiring and more efficient manufacturing shortcuts I wish you good luck man;)
Thank you sir.
Hello🤝🖐️
I agree with you...engineers and academic methods...the epitome of excellence in engineering is simplification.....
Ang galing talaga as always good job bro.
Thankyou
sana all ma viral ang talent ikaw na jud
Hindi nmn cguro viral kaibigan pero may views lang. Kaso tagal ko ginawa yan bago natapos subra dalawang buwan.
Excellent. .. Very good job...
So igenius... I apreciate a lot yours skills.
Congratulation. Thanks 4 share
Your welcome brother
great. I've always been afraid of thick pieces of steel. I had an accident with a mower once. But it can't win over my passion.
Go on bro i incounter also some accident but it's not hindrance to fullfil our goal to success.
Ang galing tlga sir..good job poh
Salamat kaibigan.
Nice! You've done a great job with the tools you have. You probably give inspiration to a lot of people doing the amazing things you do with what your have.
Thank you friend. I hope i gave ideas to others that who have plan to make their own lathe machine.
@@CHELLDONZCraftsandDIYs yeah I will probably make one once I come up with all the necessary metal and parts. Unless I find a great deal on a whole lathe to start with.
Hello
I like your style! You made something of nothing . Those who try, those who do, all that was needed was you. The good man money cant buy.
Wow, very clever. Thanks for sharing.
Welcome brother
POR UM MOMENTO PENSEI QUE SERIA GAMBIARRA , MAS VOCE TEM ESPERIENCIA , PARABENS.
i am very impressed, espesially the way you tackle such intricate processes in a very common sensical easy way. you are very talented, looking forward to exploring more of your content. like and subbed 👍
Thanks for appreciating brother
Cualquiera te dice que genios eran los de antes pero veo que todavía quedan algunos, vayan mis felicitaciones desde oliva cba Argentina 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Thank you brother
Everything made with your HANDS ! It's amazing and Stressed ! Greetings from Babylon Mesopotamia
Thank you.
Thật nể phục, công cụ thô sơ mà bạn có thể làm được điều đó. Ủng hộ 1 like 1 sud😍
Thank you brother
Necessity is the mother of invention, and ingenuity.
Well done on both accounts. 😊
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Thanks you brother.
I can't even imagine how much action that hacksaw has seen I'd never try something like this without my trusty angle grinder
Sometimes i can't imagine that i can finish using only hacksaw by cutting thick metal but i have no available cutting tools, that's why hacksaw is the best way to finish this project.thanks for watching brother.
@@CHELLDONZCraftsandDIYs but you have grinder why don't you use it to cut the thick plates?
@@CHELLDONZCraftsandDIYs have you considered making a powered hacksaw? Offset on a round plate so it reciprocates, like a sawZ all? Save you half the work at least, probably more, since your mostly just guiding it, and putting pressure on the cut stroke. A band saw it is not, but sometimes a band saw is out of reach. Electric motors, and hacksaws seem to be in abundance though. I probably have 35 electric motors in my view now, and I can spot 3 hacksaws under all the junk in this messy shop.
Galing naman talaga... Keep it up lodi 💚
Hermano de que Nación eres? Tienes mucho ingenio y además eres zurdo eres un genio, un maestrazo mis respetos para ti, saludos desde MEXICO
Thank you brother
Nice.. 👍👍👍🙏
Thank you
Good work excelent project...
Thank you
You have nice hand
I like your work
Thank you
👏gran trabajo men felicitaciones por lo que hiciste 💪♥️👏😎
Thank you sir.
do u think this chuck would have good aplication for glassblowing chuck
Esto si es un buen chuck genial..!!.
Amigo. Has demostrado paciencia y más paciencia en cada paso de su elaboración. Pero, lo más importante, ningún cordón de soldadura.
Ya me diste una idea de como hacer mi chuck independiente.
Mis Felicitaciones por esta Obra Metálica.
Saludos y un fuerte abrazo desde Lima-Peru.
Gracias por apreciar mi trabajo amigo.
Классная работа) 👍😲
You've done an amazing amount of work there, and good quality. My only advice would be to try and keep your fingers outside the hacksaw frame when you're cutting..... don't wrap your fingers so that they're inside the frame.
Having said that, awesome job, well done.
Thanks for for suggestion bro.
Superb jud - manantigo jud ba...
Salamat kaibigan.salamat sa pag appreciate sa ako gitrabaho
te felicito muchacho...yo tambien hice copa de cuatro garras de 30 cms de diametro y un torno...
si haces esto con tan pocas herramientas ...me imagino si tubieras torno y fresadora y horno para templar aceros...todo un verdadero industrial...eres un genio.
Gracias amigo por apreciar mi trabajo.
WOW, your ingenuity is over the top
Your way of doing it is so good i want to make on :)
With that level of intelligence you can easily be an engineer in my part of the world
Thank you brother
Thank you brother
Hala oi, ka amazing na ba ani imong mga work of arts oi! God bless you more and more!
Thank you
Excellent handiwork from hachsaw. Superb outcome.
Thank you sir
Amazing 👏work
professional at work!👍
Thank you
Dude that is very impressive.
Thank you
100% ручної роботи - респект!!!!!!!!
Thank you
Nice content 👍👍👍
Thank you brother
Your really great ❤
Thank you
Genius friend good work fromArgentina
Thank you brother
Great 👍👍
Espetáculo de vídeo muito bom
Thank you
Super 👏👍
Maayuha nimo doh oi tamsak na......
Salamat kaibigan.
You sir have the tenacity of a chip bull.
Wow I build in my garage all the time and have built tools out of steel on occasion.
I could not imagine the hours you spent on that chuck lets agree for the sake of argument it had to have been over sixty.
for that at my current shop rate you could have bought a 4 jaw chuck attached to an old craftsman lathe.
One I assure you, would have been bolted to the bench and anchored in the floor.
Hello brother thank you for suggestion. Yes months before i finish the project because i work only on that project if i have vacant.
I use the drill to cut plate too before I got my band saw.
My technique was lay out @3/8 pilot drill with 23/64 then finish with the 3/8 and file with a course bastard file in a vice or clamped to a straight edge.
Como obra de arte , vale más que un original!👏👏👏
Thankyou.
Pwede na negosyo pinas oh
Sample lang yan kaibigan. D mabayran ang kahago. Ok lang pang kaugalingun na gamit.
Amazing, with such simple tools!
Thankyou
...Except for the lathe...
It takes a lot of hard work in such work, brother. 🤔🤔🤔
👍👍👍👍👍
👩🔧💯👏👏👏. Fc. Thailand
Thankyou
Very creative. Good job.
Thank you.
I'm from Vietnam, nice to know you're passionate about mechanics 👍👍 let's share experiences together🤝
Thank you my friend, i share this video maybe this is helpful to other who have plan to make lathe chuck even if they have simple tools.
@@CHELLDONZCraftsandDIYs ok
Espectacular tu trabajo!!!!
Thank you
Great job. We shared this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)
Thanks for sharing.
👌 perfect
Thank you
La nasa de seguro lo contratara señor.
Works! Lol, good job pal 👏
Thankyou
I applaud your dedication and ingenuity! Amazing job! Very inspiring! Subscribed
Thankyou
Keep striking while the iron is Hot. Grind pa more..
Tagal matapos ang project kaibigan hirap kasi kung hindi completo sa gamit.
I'm about 0:58 in and Holy crap, my arms hurt just watching. I'm going to go hug my bandsaw now.
Excellence idea !
Thankyou
Como varios comentarios "Un excelente trabajo" Como critica hacete un banco de trabajo mas solido ( me pone nervioso como tiembla todo) un abraso saludos de las sierras de Córdoba / Argentina
Thanks for concern
Thank you, your video is very good. i'll try to get one, though I don't have a lathe.
Welcome friend
Que buen trabajo amigo, gracias por compartir tus ideas geniales. seria perfecto saber que medidas usaste para hacer esta herramienta. quiero hacerme uno igual al tuyo. gracias
Measurements are in the Video !
Nice job
Thank you
great job host and congrats!
Salamat kaibigan.
Nothing is impossible, you proof that.
Thank you brother.
@@CHELLDONZCraftsandDIYsهههههطبال
Awesome 👍 build what kind of screws are they and your glue what kind thks for sharing ya got this keep showing us your projects thks again
Your welcome brother
Chell what wood you sell this chuck for alot of work and pride goes into your project so just asking wood like to bye one if possible thks again for sharing your project mighty fine that is awesome glue what kind is it ? I,m from Canada 🇨🇦 SK Dalmeny on a farm got lots of stuff to build do you hav email address send pictures thks again Paul
Here's my email sir. donzchell@gmail.com.
Exelent...
Thank you
Great job! Congratulations!
Thank you
Impressive boss., keep it up👍
Can you use a HSS tool stock for a better surface finish?
Thanks for suggestion bro but because lack of budget what is available that only i used.
Wooouuu
Super 👍👍👍👍
Thanks bro.
Dude.. You are freakin amazing... Nice work..👍
Thankyou
Ang sipag host
Ikaw din kaibigan sipag mo rin mag loto.
nice, bro!!!
Thank you bro
Smart guy,, n got skill
üşenmeden nasıl da yaptın öyle bro helal olsun sana