I built my own lathe with a drill press, angle grinder, a portable band saw, and countless of hours to make them fit. It isn’t a lathe by professional standards but it does what a lathe should be. That lathe is a tool you can’t buy in a store. Any tools can be bought except your own design😂
Many years ago I built such live spindle tooling for my 10 inch lathe. I used a windshield wiper motor for same. These motors are incredibly robust and very powerful when run at 30VDC!
This is definitely ASMR for machinists! I took 3 years of machine shop in high school, and it's pretty amazing what you can create with a good Cincinnati end mill and a decent lathe! Some very cool projects here. New subscriber.😉👍👍
I can't believe that I've just wasted ten minutes of my life, watching Mr Craft making a ball turning attatchment. I thought it was going to be something spectacular, and it just ended up being a rehash of an idea that is so old it's got hair growing on it. Craft , or Daft ???
I noticed several things. Some real cool ideas. Either the tail stock needs the windage adjusted, the Chuck's bent, or something is wrong. Center drill speed was way too slow, you determine the speed by the smaller diameter. The arbor was wobbly. Need to finr tune your feed speed and climb cutting choices.
Love the videos my man, please, with love brother, be careful with loose clothes around machines. A sweat shirt tie can wrap around very quickly and it would not be good 🙏🏻
WOW, I just had the best Sunday morning RUclips experience. Great ideas and tools, well made and good video editing. Questions: How much material does the roller ball tool compress the material compared to a final cut? Where did you buy the little grinding motor and accessories for it? Most importantly, THANK YOU for sharing with all of us.
Tous a fait. même si je pense que une queue d'aronde trapézoïdale aurait été plus précis pour la suite, avec des glissières/ guide en bronze ( mis çà c'est que ma pensé)en tous cas c'est une excellente idée. qui dis qu'avec un tour ont peux pas tous faire? pourtant je suis tourneur/fraiseur, ajusteur. et je là trouve parfaite sa machine a gravé! c'est bien plus propre qu'au pointeau à main!
hi! Please don't get me wrong, really good job, well done! But you can definitely buy rolling tools! =) Maybe not in the hardware store next door but in shops for tools and accessories for machine tools. keep it up Greetings from Germany
Honestly you kinda miss the mark, anything you can make with a mill and a lathe can be bought, the more niche the higher the price. The point behind having the equipment is to make things, this video happens to be on making tools to allow a wider range of things to be able to be made. Ain't no mystery about it.
a year back then a would say its awesome !! but now I converted my lathe and mill to cnc... and I would say awesome if I figured out how to make program for my stuff )) So now im using my machine half cnc half manual )) and i like it ) To bad have not much free time.
Very nice! Thank you. These are on my list to build also. Yeah, I know I could buy them. But for me, the fun is in making the tools. If I can make a tool that I can use to make another tool, then use that tool to make another tool? Oh, I am in hog heaven. It satisfies a deep desire in my mind. I see where quite a few would rather buy their tools and then use them to build a part. I enjoy that also, but buidling the tool just jumpstarts my fun motor.
Excelentes projetos! Mr Craft! Tenho assistido seus incriveis projetos, mas o que me deixa com gosto de curiosidade, é qual torno mecanico em que voce faz tudo acontecer com seu brilhante talento. Olhei no seu canal e não mostra esse intrumento fantastico. Pois ele é o coadjuvante que aparece muito timido. Só aparece executando, trabalhando. Dê uma oportunidade a essa ferramenta extraordinária.
I loved the projects and the simple way you went about making them and yes I would like to build at least one of them. Are the plans available for sale or download? Thanks.
I enjoyed the video, but would be concerned about the longevity of an open frame permanent magnet motor being used where metal chips are flying. Seems like chips would tend to collect on the outer surface of the motor case, and sooner or later one will get in through a cooling slot and damage either the commutator or an armature winding.
@@傅宇 Again I am asking for the details ... How much power? What software? How much money? Is it really the same exact unit as shown in this video? Where is your video?
@@傅宇 I have received no email, I have received no details.... Would you try again or just answer here in the video details or this comment area please. Thanks.
Très beau travail égal 1 nouveau abonné 😉 L acier que vous utilisez est de quel type? Acier dur, acier mou pour la construction des outils?? Quel est la marque de votre machine laser et quel watts de puissance de celui-ci car il fait des merveilles?? Merci de votre retour
Roller burnishing was very common at one time, they are also used for sizing, particularly in bores where they can be used to get 5 micron tolerance and a great surface finish. Mini toolpost grinder was interesting, what size was the motor?
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I have had an epiphany! I should have become a machinist.... half a century ago!
Beautiful work... thanks for sharing!
Ball Turner 0:00
Burnishing Tool 10:26
Tool Post Grinder 21:42
ER32 Collet Chuck 24:48
Nice video :)
You're a magician with the lathe. Very impressive work.
I built my own lathe with a drill press, angle grinder, a portable band saw, and countless of hours to make them fit. It isn’t a lathe by professional standards but it does what a lathe should be. That lathe is a tool you can’t buy in a store. Any tools can be bought except your own design😂
The world needs more people like this!
Many years ago I built such live spindle tooling for my 10 inch lathe. I used a windshield wiper motor for same. These motors are incredibly robust and very powerful when run at 30VDC!
😅
Very nice. Good design. A nit: dovetail for the slide probably would have been more rigid.
Завораживающее видео. Прекрасная работа и привосходный результат. Браво!
Loved the burnishing tool.
Hacía tiempo que no veía algo tan ingenioso y constructivo. Gracias. Hoy tienes un nuevo suscriptor.
I agree and have also subsribed. Thank you, Mikhail. Greetings from Ohio, USA.
Вы изобретательны и аккуратны! Приятно смотреть!😊
You must have some very good inserts. I would not have expected DCMT inserts to withstand the beating you're giving them with those interrupted cuts.
I don't like dcmt inserst for interpreted cuts. But no because of breakage. Surface finish seems to be always ... Record like?
Awesome… Good storytelling, love the different camera angles, the image processing... everything is perfect! Hope to see more and more.
This is definitely ASMR for machinists! I took 3 years of machine shop in high school, and it's pretty amazing what you can create with a good Cincinnati end mill and a decent lathe! Some very cool projects here. New subscriber.😉👍👍
Thank you! )
Hebat mantap banget peralatannya serba ada. Terimahkasih ilmunya yang diperlihatkan. 👌👍👍🙏🙏
Круто, красиво и функционально! Да , и ещё всё очень грамотно выполнено!
Идеальный материал, идеальный инструмент, великолепная конструкция 👍Браво!!!!!
а зачем он на фрезерный резец ставит, у него чё нет обычной торцовой фрезы ?
I was intrigued and amazed watching this video thanks for sharing the tools made were brilliant the video educational.
You sir are a very good toolmaker and a pleasure to watch, many thanks, Colin. UK.
I can't believe that I've just wasted ten minutes of my life, watching Mr Craft making a ball turning attatchment. I thought it was going to be something spectacular, and it just ended up being a rehash of an idea that is so old it's got hair growing on it. Craft , or Daft ???
Excellent work!
Very clean and talented job, thanks a lot.
Excelente ferramenta amigo parabéns amigo pela dica grande abraço fique com Deus 👌👌🤝🇧🇷
Ball Turner 0:00
Burnishing Tool 10:26
Tool Post Grinder 21:42
ER32 Collet Chuck 24:48
Thank you ! A whole different class doing machining repairs for maintenance, get it running again.
Nice chips. Ill try the burnishing tool.
I love his work.
nice job skill always wins out
I noticed several things. Some real cool ideas. Either the tail stock needs the windage adjusted, the Chuck's bent, or something is wrong. Center drill speed was way too slow, you determine the speed by the smaller diameter. The arbor was wobbly. Need to finr tune your feed speed and climb cutting choices.
Mate if you dont tell us up front what you are making we won’t just sit there and wait. Change your game!
30:04 Awesome! 1/3 of a 0.01mm of total indicator reading is amazing.
Bravo. comme c'est facile ! je regarde en boucle et je rêve de pouvoir faire un jour quelque chose de pareil.
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the laser engraving just kicked professionalism up
Very good job, congratulations! 🇧🇷
Very good 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 brother
WOW! Thank you very much. So much to learn from you.
Fantástico amigo,tudo muito útil!!!
Boa sorte sempre!!!
Just magnificent work ! Great respect. Blew my mind.😅
Bravissimo tornitore ed aggiustatore ma io quelle macchine me le posso sognare!
Excellent !!!
Great work sir 👏 👍 😊❤😊❤
Спасибо большое за видео, всё красиво, есть чему поучиться
That's a very nice tool.
Love the videos my man, please, with love brother, be careful with loose clothes around machines. A sweat shirt tie can wrap around very quickly and it would not be good 🙏🏻
Excellent.
Absolute artist.....
я занимался обработкой металла со школы и мне всегда было интересно как это все делают, особенно переливающююся цветами радуги шлифовку
WOW, I just had the best Sunday morning RUclips experience. Great ideas and tools, well made and good video editing.
Questions: How much material does the roller ball tool compress the material compared to a final cut?
Where did you buy the little grinding motor and accessories for it?
Most importantly, THANK YOU for sharing with all of us.
He has great skills in mechanical processing
But some don't see it they only focus on music
SALUT , bon job ,outils que l on doit penser puis fabriquer ,chacun sa methode RESPECT
Tous a fait. même si je pense que une queue d'aronde trapézoïdale aurait été plus précis pour la suite, avec des glissières/ guide en bronze ( mis çà c'est que ma pensé)en tous cas c'est une excellente idée. qui dis qu'avec un tour ont peux pas tous faire? pourtant je suis tourneur/fraiseur, ajusteur.
et je là trouve parfaite sa machine a gravé! c'est bien plus propre qu'au pointeau à main!
hi! Please don't get me wrong, really good job, well done!
But you can definitely buy rolling tools! =) Maybe not in the hardware store next door but in shops for tools and accessories for machine tools.
keep it up
Greetings from Germany
You can buy all of these things, the title is click bait. He did a nice job making them though.
Đúng là cơ khí đầy rẫy sáng tạo tuyệt 😊
Love this channel.
Subscribed.
Addictive. Masterful.
Nice job but some times using coolant it's better.
John Grizopoulos retired machinist from Greece
You are blessed really
Хорошие приспособления. Особенно накатка. Нужно и себе сделать )
Лайк!
Nice Job ! Love the scribe what kind is that ?
Interesting video, turning a ball turning device (which you CAN buy) into a mystery!
Honestly you kinda miss the mark, anything you can make with a mill and a lathe can be bought, the more niche the higher the price. The point behind having the equipment is to make things, this video happens to be on making tools to allow a wider range of things to be able to be made. Ain't no mystery about it.
@charlesrouse5503 "sorry"?.
"Who 'misses the mark'?"
"It sounds as though YOU do!"
Well done!
Just subscribed it looks like a 920 lathe, I had my 920 for 24 yrs now. From Coventry in UK 🇬🇧.
Brilliant!
Nice job on these projects, but cut the clickbait titles; you can buy ball turners, tool post grinders and collet chucks.
Precise work, congratulations and best regards 😊.
a year back then a would say its awesome !! but now I converted my lathe and mill to cnc... and I would say awesome if I figured out how to make program for my stuff )) So now im using my machine half cnc half manual )) and i like it ) To bad have not much free time.
Very nice! Thank you. These are on my list to build also. Yeah, I know I could buy them. But for me, the fun is in making the tools. If I can make a tool that I can use to make another tool, then use that tool to make another tool? Oh, I am in hog heaven. It satisfies a deep desire in my mind. I see where quite a few would rather buy their tools and then use them to build a part. I enjoy that also, but buidling the tool just jumpstarts my fun motor.
Nice radius tool! I assume you didn't had any dove tail cutters available?
Nice
Excelentes projetos!
Mr Craft! Tenho assistido seus incriveis projetos, mas o que me deixa com gosto de curiosidade, é qual torno mecanico em que voce faz tudo acontecer com seu brilhante talento. Olhei no seu canal e não mostra esse intrumento fantastico. Pois ele é o coadjuvante que aparece muito timido. Só aparece executando, trabalhando. Dê uma oportunidade a essa ferramenta extraordinária.
I loved the projects and the simple way you went about making them and yes I would like to build at least one of them. Are the plans available for sale or download? Thanks.
Cảm ơn bạn chia sẻ video hay ❤
Mikhael, use some soft shims to hold your part in the chuck. It won't get damaged by doing so. Best! Job
Hello, we are a parts manufacturing factory in China. Do you need to outsource parts manufacturing? Thank you!
I enjoyed the video, but would be concerned about the longevity of an open frame permanent magnet motor being used where metal chips are flying. Seems like chips would tend to collect on the outer surface of the motor case, and sooner or later one will get in through a cooling slot and damage either the commutator or an armature winding.
Excellent video, thank you so much for sharing 🙂
Thankyou byfren👍👍
loved the first two. couldn't watch the third one onna counna the music...
I love that the first ball turned is the handle.
nice work
3x thumbs up
Beautiful work. 👍 Where is your workshop? Do you ever build an model engines?
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Nice video, precise,thanks :)
24:50 Never *EVER* leave a key in a chuck!
At 8:00, Can you tell us about your laser? How much power? What software? How much money?
It is available in China, do you want to buy it?
@@傅宇 Again I am asking for the details ... How much power? What software? How much money? Is it really the same exact unit as shown in this video? Where is your video?
Our email said
@@傅宇 I have received no email, I have received no details.... Would you try again or just answer here in the video details or this comment area please. Thanks.
@@johnrussell6620 fuy4093@
Very good
If and if I can get someone to sponsor me get those machines I can do wonderful things.
Hello, we are a parts manufacturing factory in China. Do you need to outsource parts manufacturing? Thank you!
Très beau travail égal 1 nouveau abonné 😉
L acier que vous utilisez est de quel type? Acier dur, acier mou pour la construction des outils?? Quel est la marque de votre machine laser et quel watts de puissance de celui-ci car il fait des merveilles?? Merci de votre retour
What steel did you use for making the various parts?
Rusty.
Roller burnishing was very common at one time, they are also used for sizing, particularly in bores where they can be used to get 5 micron tolerance and a great surface finish.
Mini toolpost grinder was interesting, what size was the motor?
Nice cut the the chase video. Good ideas.
Your fly cutter is tail dragging. Off a few microns from vertical somewhere. Or not rigid for some reason.
Nice if you have the equipment to make the tool.
Good aidi
DAMMMMM !!! 😀👍💥
Un trabajo destacable
About how much does the burnishing tool decrease the outside diameter of a part? Say 1” from machine finished to nice and smooth.
Hello, we are a parts manufacturing factory in China. Do you need to outsource parts manufacturing? Thank you!
Это очень красиво
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Precioso 🎉
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