🔥 1950 Drill Milling Machine Restoration | Part III a 🔥
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- We continue the restoration of a 1950 milling drill machine. I used the lathe for the first time. I hope you like it!
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Aless Gonzalez
For using the lathe for the first time, this was a very difficult part and you made a very good job.
But you are ultimate my mechanics. Please upload a bigger project like this. My personal request for you is to build a laptop body. I know you can do it.
Thank you for the music, instead of head banging noise, during the video.
Great work again and as other's have said " You're first time with a lathe."
muy guapo! me estoy tragando todos los videos :D
And this was your first time with a lathe? Mad!!!
Yes, but I read many books and saw many videos before :)
interesting, it reminds me of my first job.I live in Brescia, an industrial city of northern Italy and my first 5 years in the world of work,I understand your passion.I passed them working in a mechanical workshop that still revises today, machine tools of all kinds. more than a job, it's an art. I saw scrap going in and getting out of jewels. Congratulations for your work. I'm arranging a small lathe. It will take some time. Good job.
Awesome 👍👍👍
Seguidor habitual, solo kiero agradecerle sus vídeos y desearle unas muy Felices Fiestas y Próspero 2019, espero repleto de vídeos, descubrimientos y aprendizaje para tod@s
Un abrazo
Juan, dsd el Pto de Sta María
Soundtrack is amazing! :)
Can't wait for the next episode. I love your attention to detail.
Wonderful job so far, amazing job on that part.
Love seeing restorations of precision machinery using other precision machinery to do it! Also, glad you moved your cutting tool to the chuck-side of your tool post. I was waiting to see a crash.
WOW, and you say, it was you first on a lathe?, the way you machine seems like you were born with a Micrometer in your mouth. You’re a natural.
Thank you very much eddie. It was more work than it seems in the video.
Oh, I can understand how much goes on behind the scenes, though it’s a very good video, it still doesn’t show how much time and force you put into it because it can be the simplest of screws being removed, or the broken thread, in the wrong place, then you find out...you may have the tools for it. But, in the end, you find, it was all worth it. Because that is what machining is, a tool to make the tools, to make that tool. Good luck, I know it’s going to come out great!
Just watched the first videos. Great job. Can’t wait for the rest of series.
Subscribed as soon as I saw you were machining a new part. Thats some good shit
Great work on the lathe saying it's your first time.
@TheJR1948 well credit where credit it due. First time or not I still enjoyed his video!
Very nice job !
Great project ✌️ I really enjoy watching it
Excelente trabajo Aless!! Gran dedicación y esmero! Saludos desde Uruguay.
Aguardando o próximo vídeo.
Curtindo muito.
Muy buen trabajo, espero que pronto saques los videos finales
Excelente trabajo de copiado de piezas. Saludos.
Muy buen trabajo! Buena forma de copiar el cono (minuto 5)
Tienes mucho mucho trabajo..... :-))
Saludos
Precisión y limpieza en el trabajo!! Excelente!!
Muy bien trabajo! ) Esperando la continuacion )
Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.
I need more!!
Pro tip #304 When "trueing up" or turning a small, "true spot" (meaning you made it round) on a long part in a lathe, (because it needs to be run with a steady rest), cut the "true spot" on the part up as close to the chuck as possible. The closer to the chuck you are with the cut, the more rigidity the part will have, and the less likely it will be that you will knock the part out of 'round' (or 'indication') when cutting it. Knocking the part out of indication could result in the part suddenly being pulled out of the chuck and sent flying God-only-knows-where, and may require a change of underwear at the very least. So, to recap, turn a true spot for the steady rest as close to the chuck as possible, once you have it cut, stop, take the part out of the chuck, flip it around so that the true spot is out on the long end, set up your steady rest, and carry on, safely.
Thank you. Next time I will use your pro tip :)
AND THIS is why I love RUclips. The trolls, not so much... The people like Mr. Allington here who share knowledge, as a mentor would, to help others: Heck Yea!
Good tip Stephen. Thanks.
Enjoying watching this. Looking forward to restoring one myself soon hopefully! All the best, Adam
muy bien alex..dale duro
Muchas gracias, ahora me toca aprender como utilizar la fresadora con tus vídeos y posts del foro. Un saludo
Really well done! This will be a great machine to have around the shop when you complete the restoration. Can you tell me which paint/color you are using? The color is as close to the original paint on my Powermatic Millrite vertical mill that I've seen. Thanks for the great videos!
If I were you I would have center drilled it before putting the steady rest on. It can be really dangerous when the piece flies out from the tool pressure. Especially because three jaw Chuck's don't grip the work very well at all. Just a bit of friendly advice that's all.
Hola, excelente trabajo felicitaciones, espero que sigas compartiendo lo que haces!
¿De que parte del mundo eres?
Saludos
Video bacana! Tem continuação?
Excelente copiado de torneado, saludos!!!
Muchas gracias Eloy!
Why did you replace that shaft?
Eres un genio compañero!! Vas a tardar muy poco en acerte grande!! De donde eres por cierto?? Saludoss
Muchas gracias Rocha, la verdad que llevo unas semanas con muchísimas visitas, no me lo esperaba. Soy de Madrid. Un saludo
@@AlessGonzalez nooooo jodas????? Jajaja yo de extremadura pero estoy viviendo en Madrid. Ya nos pondremos en contacto y hacemos algo juntos en un futuro jeje
Que cadualidades! Pues cuando quieras. Mi email es alessgonzalezmunoz@gmail.com para cualquier cosa que necesites
Will the next episode be coming out soon?
como voçe fez com a mesa esburacada ?
was hoping to see more done than the lathe "action". but good job!
no end?
Bon travail
Mais une vidéo entière pour nous montrer l'usinage et le tournage d'une seule pièce c'est trop. Prends copie sur ce que font les autres restaurateurs en utilisant le timelaps car pour cette fois ci ça va mais si il te faut une vidéo par piece ça risque de faire long à suivre.
bon courage