My Drill Sharpener Mk2, Part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2021
  • Hi, this is my first of two videos showing you how I made my drill sharpener.
    This is the mark two version which is more successful than the first one I made. I do hope you enjoy it. I do have many more projects to do and other work besides. My thanks to those who have contacted me wanting items making or modifying but, I am truly overwhelmed by the amount of work I have at the moment, please don't be offended if I have to turn down requests.
    Please remember this video (as with all my videos) shows you what I went through to make something and does not in anyway attempt to instruct you how to do things.
    Regards.
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Комментарии • 34

  • @user-lj2ek5ph6f
    @user-lj2ek5ph6f 6 месяцев назад +1

    Даже если я не буду делать это приспособление , с меня лайк и подписка .
    Разметка и работы сделаны очень хорошо . Есть чему поучиться .
    Моё почтение и уважение .

  • @sayeager5559
    @sayeager5559 2 года назад +5

    Your work holding and marking out work is pure art.

    • @Thesheddweller
      @Thesheddweller  2 года назад +1

      Hi, thanks you’re too kind, I just muddle along nowadays. cheers.

  • @lecnac855
    @lecnac855 2 года назад +2

    Glad to see you back.
    Good job as always.

    • @Thesheddweller
      @Thesheddweller  2 года назад +1

      Hi, thank you, I wished I had more time. cheers

  • @HanstheTraffer
    @HanstheTraffer 2 года назад +4

    I am amazed by your design genius...and machining skills.

    • @Thesheddweller
      @Thesheddweller  2 года назад +1

      Hi, Thanks, i’m beginning to forget stuff now. cheers.

  • @peterspencer6442
    @peterspencer6442 2 года назад +1

    Nice work, I liked watching and following along with your design decisions.

    • @Thesheddweller
      @Thesheddweller  2 года назад +1

      Hi, My problem is after I’ve drawn an idea my mind constantly feeds in updates, bit like windows O/S. cheers.

  • @davidcat1455
    @davidcat1455 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skill. Great video and I really look forward to the next one👍

    • @Thesheddweller
      @Thesheddweller  2 года назад +1

      Hi, thank you, next one is scheduled for later. cheers.

  • @mikebarton3218
    @mikebarton3218 2 года назад

    Talk about ask and it shall be given, it was only yesterday that I asked when the mk2 was coming!! Nice job Paul. Mike

  • @TheKnacklersWorkshop
    @TheKnacklersWorkshop 2 года назад

    Hello Paul,
    An enjoyable video... a nice blend of machining and hand work... what more could a viewer want... I hope you have a Happy New Year.
    Take care.
    Paul,,

    • @Thesheddweller
      @Thesheddweller  2 года назад +1

      Hi, Thanks for your comments. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Happy New Year to you and yours. regards.

  • @RUNCNC
    @RUNCNC 2 года назад

    Good job!

  • @honeycuttracing
    @honeycuttracing 2 года назад +1

    Nice

  • @gillywild
    @gillywild 2 года назад +1

    Very interesting seeing your creative setup & workholding solutions. I’m curious about the “spotting in” I’ve never seen anyone do that. Could you possibly elaborate?

    • @Thesheddweller
      @Thesheddweller  2 года назад +2

      Hi, "spotting in" is best explained as a guide or 'paper trail' along a line, so should the line be erased for any reason, the spots will likely remain leaving a tell tail mark.
      Equally, if cross hairs are a reference point for another action like you see in my video, put a very small spot using a sharp centre punch on the centre of the cross, then if you use dividers with one point in the spotted centre to sweep an arch, it reduces the possibility of the dividers slipping. This is used in engineering especially if some of the parts have to hang around for days or weeks. It's also used by engineers to confirm both forward and backward measurement after fabrication or between operations as a guide only, because people do make mistakes.
      needles to say, laying lines or marking out, is a very complicated subject.
      hope this little foray into spotting or spotting in helps
      regards

  • @user-ki5xl2vc1w
    @user-ki5xl2vc1w Год назад

    هفمل

  • @wernerpfeifer
    @wernerpfeifer 2 года назад +1

    Who needs that? Fifty years ago when I was still an apprentice I took a close look at a new drill and then sharpened all of my drills freehand! To date, there has not been anyone who has not cut.

    • @infoanorexic
      @infoanorexic 2 года назад +5

      some have the knack ... some don't. I can usually sharpen well enough to create a hole, but to get it to drill as evenly as possible, sharpening under controlled, measured conditions would be the best, and quickest, way to get it.

  • @glenntaylor6201
    @glenntaylor6201 2 года назад +1

    Four months to make! ,could have learnt to sharpen properly in that time.

    • @Thesheddweller
      @Thesheddweller  2 года назад +3

      Hi, thanks for your comment, I can sharpen by hand and I made the sharpener because I can. I can only afford one day per week on the video because, I am very busy with other projects. Cheers.

  • @deanharris7149
    @deanharris7149 Год назад

    Nice

    • @Thesheddweller
      @Thesheddweller  Год назад

      Hi, it works ok. but It can sometimes be a little hard work on the smaller drill bits. cheers