Gday Max, thanks for explaining the colours on the end of the stock, I’ve never bothered asking why there’s different colours before but now I know, is it a standard over all manufacturers or they all different, the plunging tool went way better then I thought it was going being so wide and at the spindle speed, nice and sharp and right on centre equals perfect, looking forward to next Friday, have a great weekend mate, cheers
Hello Max, I have to make a set of pulleys for one of my little Unimat lathes so watching your approach to doing it is of particular interest... See you next week... Cheers. Paul,,
Hi Max ... liked your quick setup in the 4 jaw chuck, you made it look so simple, hence your machining expertise. Taking shape very nicely. Will look forward to the next Installment.
G'day Max, nice to hear the new shop in moving forward Just watching this with a bacon buttie Thanks for sharing and best wishes Wonderful seeing you work the lathe, just as it should be, nice and thoroughly thought through
Nice job Max, nice to hear the lathe 'working' it's an unmistakable sound. Interesting to see how you approach getting dias and widths to size in terms of running order. Cheers, Jon
Thanks Jon . It soon put's the chinese crap motors in the scrap bin ! The one on it now is a good quality one & i even had to get that re wound with heavier windings ! It will be changed to 3 phase in the new shop .
Cheers Mate . I have the perfect job for you . My mower deck fell completely apart today , had to use a ratchet strap to hold it together to finish mowing ! Cheers .
I need a J10 poly-v groove pulley Max LOL. I think grinding the groove tool accurately by hand will be the hardest part of making the pulley. Why the 4 jaw? If you are machining the whole pulley from one side in one setup wouldn't a 3 jaw be just fine? (the answer is probably in part 2)
For the extra grip pressure . Also i don't like holding raw unmachined stock in a 3 jaw . You will need an angle protractor for that one , 40 deg i think .
Hi Max, that looks like nice stock to machine. I've machined up step "V" pulley's out of Extrusion Billet. Blood gummy crap that's like machining chewing gum with constant tip buildup and nothing works to relieve it. Looking like its going to be a great result. Cam
Machining A Stepped V Pulley . 44 viewsSep 10, 2021 Max Grant ,The Swan Valley Machine Shop. 5.19K subscribers One of methods that i use to machine a stepped A section V Pulley .
I am waiting for the time to re mount a new switch in a different position . I have to pull some of the headstock apart soon as well to replace a couple of noisy bearings on the counter shafts .
That's not the end of the tunnel Max! It's the oncoming train🤣 How is the shop going? hard to do all the stuff yourself and earn a living at the same time.
Gday Max, thanks for explaining the colours on the end of the stock, I’ve never bothered asking why there’s different colours before but now I know, is it a standard over all manufacturers or they all different, the plunging tool went way better then I thought it was going being so wide and at the spindle speed, nice and sharp and right on centre equals perfect, looking forward to next Friday, have a great weekend mate, cheers
Cheers Matty . With the colours , there is European & American . Best way is check with the supplier where the material came from .
Hello Max,
I have to make a set of pulleys for one of my little Unimat lathes so watching your approach to doing it is of particular interest... See you next week...
Cheers.
Paul,,
Thanks Paul .
Hi Max ... liked your quick setup in the 4 jaw chuck, you made it look so simple, hence your machining expertise. Taking shape very nicely. Will look forward to the next Installment.
Cheers Ted .
G'day Max, nice to hear the new shop in moving forward
Just watching this with a bacon buttie
Thanks for sharing and best wishes
Wonderful seeing you work the lathe, just as it should be, nice and thoroughly thought through
Can't beat a bacon sanger or roll !!! Cheers .
Some really interesting techniques Max. I will be standing by for the next part.
Thanks Rob . I an trying to finish watching a couple of your recent video's , time is never on my side ! Cheers .
Nice job Max, nice to hear the lathe 'working' it's an unmistakable sound. Interesting to see how you approach getting dias and widths to size in terms of running order. Cheers, Jon
Thanks Jon . It soon put's the chinese crap motors in the scrap bin ! The one on it now is a good quality one & i even had to get that re wound with heavier windings !
It will be changed to 3 phase in the new shop .
@@swanvalleymachineshop. Hello from the far side of the world. Really enjoyed your video.
@@californiadreamin8423 Thanks 👍
Nice clean processes, great result, as others have commented, you make it look easy.
Thanks .
It's more work than I thought it would be Max. Nice start.
Cheers Mate . I have the perfect job for you . My mower deck fell completely apart today , had to use a ratchet strap to hold it together to finish mowing ! Cheers .
I need a J10 poly-v groove pulley Max LOL. I think grinding the groove tool accurately by hand will be the hardest part of making the pulley. Why the 4 jaw? If you are machining the whole pulley from one side in one setup wouldn't a 3 jaw be just fine? (the answer is probably in part 2)
For the extra grip pressure . Also i don't like holding raw unmachined stock in a 3 jaw .
You will need an angle protractor for that one , 40 deg i think .
Greetings Max, nice little project for a Friday. Enjoyed the commentary, stay well, cheers mate!
Thanks Mate . Cheers .
You got the chips flying there buddy. Good to hear you are making progress on the new shop.
Trying to keep the progress going . Doing the lower flashing between the slab & the walls in preparation for the sheeting .
G’day Max. You make it look so easy, thanks.
It’s hard to see an end to building the shed but one day you’ll get there.
Cheers
Peter
Yes one day , along way away !!! Cheers .
very good job max..the old school forever
Thanks .
G’day Max, Nice work on the pulley mate 👍 in the video you said about putting the cutter upside down. What does that do?
Sometimes it sends the chips in a downward direction , not at me ! Cheers .
Hi Max, that looks like nice stock to machine. I've machined up step "V" pulley's out of Extrusion Billet. Blood gummy crap that's like machining chewing gum with constant tip buildup and nothing works to relieve it. Looking like its going to be a great result.
Cam
This was free machining , great stuff to work with . Non weldable though .
Thanks Max!!! That’s looking fantastic!
Cheers Sam .
Hello Max you make it look easy, but the subtle mastery of your methods speaks loudly
Cheers .
So nice to watch a master at work….. a master with a great eye too. Nice 4-jaw action. Cheers 👍😎👍
Thanks . The Americans were lucky i did not go to the 4 jaw comp at the Bar Z , that belt would be hanging on my shed wall !!!
Excellent job max, that aluminum is some messy stuff, great video, keep'um coming.
Cheers .
Very nice job
Cheers Adam .
Hi Max, tapping the Vernier to set your measurement, good idea!!
Cheers . My fine adjuster !
Thanks max looking forward to the next vid
Dwayne NZ.
Cheers Mate .
Thumbs up Max
Thanks Gary .
Machining A Stepped V Pulley .
44 viewsSep 10, 2021
Max Grant ,The Swan Valley Machine Shop.
5.19K subscribers
One of methods that i use to machine a stepped A section V Pulley .
Cheers .
Is fixing the reverse switch going to be nightmare 🤬and that’s why you’re putting it off ? 👍🏴
I am waiting for the time to re mount a new switch in a different position . I have to pull some of the headstock apart soon as well to replace a couple of noisy bearings on the counter shafts .
There's a lot of operations in making that pulley, it's deceiving and your only half way through. Great viewing Max.
Yes . They are easy , but not a 5 minute job . Cheers .
Hey Max Kaiser your blank is 2117 -T4 . Sorry to see its was over. Thanks see ya next week
Thanks .
Thanks Max.
Cheers Don .
nice machining
Thanks Mate .
Thx Max.
Cheers .
That's not the end of the tunnel Max! It's the oncoming train🤣 How is the shop going? hard to do all the stuff yourself and earn a living at the same time.
More like a runaway train !
600 RPM and coolant? Well, indeed, it makes a mess :-)
Ahh , but it didn't !!! Cheers Rusty .
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Cheers .
Dittos to Matty’s comment.
I to shall eagerly wait to see you Friday.
CHEERS KIMBERZELIK@youtube
Cheers Mate . Thanks .
Flip your chuck jaws over , That scared me !
It's scarier the other way ....trust me , way less to grip on . . 👍
ALUMINIUM !! CRAP !!!!
Some yes , some no ! Cheers .
@@swanvalleymachineshop GEE. !! PULLEYS !! MUST !! BE !! REAL !! IMPORTANT !! THERE !!
@@davidwillard7334 you ok David? you seem upset
@@heybabycometobutthead SURELY ! THERE ! ARE ! OTHER ! THINGS ! MORE ! IMPORTANT !! THAN ! JUST !! PULLEYS !!
Great basics for guys like me. I can absorb what you are doing and understand your attack . Thanks for the look.
Thanks John . Cheers .