That is one heck of a project. One piece of advise from someone who has been making chips for 34 years and that is DON'T WEAR GLOVES when operating equipment. I have seen people seriously hurt by getting caught up in machines. No long sleeves or loose clothing and if you wear an apron make darn sure the strings are tucked back behind you. And never reach over a lathe when it is turning. None of it is worth getting hurt over and a machine has no heart or feelings. It can and will hurt or possibly kill you. Again one heck of a project.
@@DebbyNovrinal if you want to experience a relatively safe version of what can happen, chuck up a long driver bit in a CORDLESS DRILL, long enough for you to be able to grab it with your hand. grab it while spinning and be ready to stop immediately. Now picture this with 20-40lbs of rotational inertia behind it and you've got what a small lathe can do to you. A large lathe might take around with it and cause many leaks you didn't have at the start of the day.
I'm a Toolmaker by trade, over the past 40 years working in engineering I've used 50+ different lathes so objectively got a good sense of how good they are and what they can do...............gotta say yours looks fabulous and I'd love to give it a try and see what it'd turn like. Btw that's me on a Weiler on my channel.
what the meaning of this 9:33 and 12:10 ? why you put this thrust bearings inside a fixed part? I think they should be in the other side of the part between the axial load. anyway, thank you for sharing this video . I like this lathe. it looks precise.
I kept my build true to my style I don't know how to load pictures on here or I would. I still have a little ways tail stalk and done but it will never really be done. I didn't copy you but I used your work as inspiration
Good video. I have a couple of questions on lead screws. I'm very new to using a lathe. Some time ago I was given an Atlas TH54 10" or 12" lathe (not sure how to tell). It was in need of some attention so I tore it apart, lubed it, re-painted it and rewired it. The lathe seems to run fine, but I found that a 54" bed requires much more space and a much bigger work table than I want to dedicate to it. So I decided to cut the bed down to 36" which gives it a smaller foot print and enables me to dedicate a space for it in my workshop. I cut the bed in my bandsaw and it worked out great. Question 1: Can a lathe be used without a lead screw if I want to turn down a shaft without using the autofeed? Question 2: Is turning down a lead screw end (about 5" of the threads) difficult in a lathe given the gap in between each thread?
thank you brother,for the question 1/2. the lathe can be used without lead screws and to reduce the lead screw it will affect the rotation in the automatic feed. Sorry if the answer is not satisfactory my brother because this is according to my experience while using my own lathe, every lathe machinist each have their own experience..
Assalamualaikum.boleh buat lagi vidionya dgn penjelasan secara detil.kalw bisa mesinnya dibuka lagi satu persatu komponennya biar kita bisa belajar ini sangat bagus melebihi pabrikan
Your lathe is way cooler, better designed, and well built than the CNC lathe I built. Props to you and thanks for sharing your video. I really enjoyed watching you employ your amazing craftsmanship and talent!
Good day. How much would you say to build something like this. Because it can be totaly be dismanteled and couriered. I live in South Africa what would you recon would you ask to build something like this?
I have been following your progress on the build of this lathe. Wow! A good design and execution. A good quality build with thrust ball bearings on all rotating parts. Are you planing a gear box for screw cutting? Puzzled on a couple of things, why a short bed? You’re only planing for short work only? Once you have a tail stock there will be not much travel! Why did you not provide bearing support on the back end of the spindle? It is obvious the lathe is cutting very well with accuracy and no shatter, but what about heavy cuts like 50 thousand or more? Is your spindle hollow? Love the screw cutting capability and longitudinal automatic feed. Very impressed with the design and execution, much respect to you and your skills. Noticed you did not weld but used nuts and bolts on parts subject to heat distortion like bed rails, cross slide etc... such attention to details for a home made lathe, can’t wait to see the finish product and seeing you use it like it was intended.
I've never seen anything like this before!! Amazing. what the purpose of this lead wheel? I think you should make a gear box system it will be very good project.
A lot of work has been done and a good result has been obtained. Good luck in future projects, signed up, I will watch the work. I have a lathe and a milling machine, a hobby to do something with my own hands (the magic of shavings :-)). They have already told you about gloves, I will not repeat myself, take care of yourself!
Excelente trabajo Amigo lo mejor que he visto de tornos casero un abrazo estoy contribuyente un pequeño torno. CNC Espero hacer un trabajo genial como el tu yo Felicitaciones.
I take the hat off my friend, verry good job. Your lathe is much better than the Chinees cheap ones. You should improve your product and sell it. Verry nice, you will have a good future.
Bro that ain't no lead screw that's threads all, cool way to make it work but don't look like acme thread to me. How long has it lasted has it ate the half nut yet?
@@DebbyNovrinal Credit where credit is due. I've been machining for almost 30 years, splitting hairs for each job, I've seen sooo many things from a six thread micro screw to the space shuttle fuel pump, but your project lathe really really impressed me. As a matter of fact, I'm so impressed, I just subscribed and I'm binge watching all of your initial videos. Every part of this lathe build is awesome. and you used good hand tools only! what's more impressive than the machine is your ingenuity. In the way you're building your lathe in 2019/20 is just about the same way they built lathes in the 18th century!, you are making the king of machines! Good luck my friend, I hope to see more videos of this lathe making other projects!
Hi! Nice project you have. I'm worrying only, that you cannot make any threads with that thing (unless you use special tools). But I have thought the thread making this way: How about if in lathe is a screw, which can be changed, and the machine only just copy that thread? I'm not sure can you understand what I mean, but like this way. You want to make M6 thread. You just put to lead screw M6 threaded bar (1m, those can be found from many shops), change a nut, which is connected to moving part in lathe and start make M6 thread. If you want make M8 thread, you change the M6 bar and a nut to M8 bar and a nut. Anyway, nice job you done!
You do know that the instant those gloves get caught you will wish you had opted for dirty fingers right? Other than that, machine on you are doing well
You can't get a great lathe by fabricating from steel, it's been tried by manufactures and doesn't work, that's why they still use stress relieved iron castings. The accuracy of a lathe comes through the accuracy it was made to in the first place, a crude home made lathe will only ever produce crude work.
Lol, crude tools built the foundation of this modern world. Precision is a very modern concept. Not to mention how much cool stuff you can build without higher precision... And you can absolutely do more with a crude lathe than without one... 😂
I have seen first hand how dangerous gloves can be in which a student despite being warned not to wear gloves weared gloves. All is good until you have an accident. Once it grips, it will not only twist your hand, it will drag you and eat your face. The good luck of the student was we had emergency stops through out the shop to stop all electrical machines.
Com certeza foi o melhor torno caseiro que eu já vi na web.
Parabéns.
thank you brother
That is one heck of a project. One piece of advise from someone who has been making chips for 34 years and that is DON'T WEAR GLOVES when operating equipment. I have seen people seriously hurt by getting caught up in machines. No long sleeves or loose clothing and if you wear an apron make darn sure the strings are tucked back behind you. And never reach over a lathe when it is turning. None of it is worth getting hurt over and a machine has no heart or feelings. It can and will hurt or possibly kill you. Again one heck of a project.
Thank you for the advice
@@DebbyNovrinal if you want to experience a relatively safe version of what can happen, chuck up a long driver bit in a CORDLESS DRILL, long enough for you to be able to grab it with your hand.
grab it while spinning and be ready to stop immediately.
Now picture this with 20-40lbs of rotational inertia behind it and you've got what a small lathe can do to you.
A large lathe might take around with it and cause many leaks you didn't have at the start of the day.
Купить можно
Excente mine torno, parabéns Debby, como faço para adquirir esse projeto?
Thank you brother, I will try to tell you in the second video of the lathe made
Concerteza um dos melhores tornos caseiros do RUclips.👏👏
thank you brother
Muito importante estas estrucoes na montagens do torno mecânico nota 10. Para o estrutor. Uma boa noite do carlos
Thank you brother
I'm a Toolmaker by trade, over the past 40 years working in engineering I've used 50+ different lathes so objectively got a good sense of how good they are and what they can do...............gotta say yours looks fabulous and I'd love to give it a try and see what it'd turn like. Btw that's me on a Weiler on my channel.
thank you brother
Mr. D...you one of the best Lathe maker ..better than the Original...keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👍
thank you brother
what the meaning of this 9:33 and 12:10 ? why you put this thrust bearings inside a fixed part? I think they should be in the other side of the part between the axial load.
anyway, thank you for sharing this video . I like this lathe. it looks precise.
thanks, I did it to lighten the load of the push and the other side to make it easier to rotate
На такую работу смотреть можно не отрываясь! Спасибо вам огромное.
Наглядное учебное пособие.
thank you brother
Your work is awesome and I would go as far as to say your lathe is the best all around DIY lathe I've ever seen
I kept my build true to my style I don't know how to load pictures on here or I would. I still have a little ways tail stalk and done but it will never really be done. I didn't copy you but I used your work as inspiration
thank you brother
@@jaredbliven1398 BETTER ! DREAM !! ON !! THEN !!
Excellent
Beautiful
amazing
Wonderful
Good
Thanks for your time to make others happy in your technical mind.
You are genius.
Congrats
Thank you brother
Good video. I have a couple of questions on lead screws. I'm very new to using a lathe. Some time ago I was given an Atlas TH54 10" or 12" lathe (not sure how to tell). It was in need of some attention so I tore it apart, lubed it, re-painted it and rewired it. The lathe seems to run fine, but I found that a 54" bed requires much more space and a much bigger work table than I want to dedicate to it. So I decided to cut the bed down to 36" which gives it a smaller foot print and enables me to dedicate a space for it in my workshop. I cut the bed in my bandsaw and it worked out great. Question 1: Can a lathe be used without a lead screw if I want to turn down a shaft without using the autofeed? Question 2: Is turning down a lead screw end (about 5" of the threads) difficult in a lathe given the gap in between each thread?
thank you brother,for the question 1/2. the lathe can be used without lead screws and to reduce the lead screw it will affect the rotation in the automatic feed. Sorry if the answer is not satisfactory my brother because this is according to my experience while using my own lathe, every lathe machinist each have their own experience..
@@DebbyNovrinal Thank you for your info.
Assalamualaikum.boleh buat lagi vidionya dgn penjelasan secara detil.kalw bisa mesinnya dibuka lagi satu persatu komponennya biar kita bisa belajar ini sangat bagus melebihi pabrikan
Your lathe is way cooler, better designed, and well built than the CNC lathe I built. Props to you and thanks for sharing your video. I really enjoyed watching you employ your amazing craftsmanship and talent!
thank you brother
Hi you doing great job home make metal lathe machine how long you work make lathe machine look cool
thank you brother,about 6 months which is done in free time only 2 hours a day
@@DebbyNovrinal wow
Amigo qual é ò comprimento desse barramento desse trono pode mé passar à medida ficou excelente
rail length 80cm
@@DebbyNovrinal valeu amigo
ok
That's the best homemade lathe I've ever seen!!! A work of art....well done👍
thank you brother
Better go and Look ! At ! Other ! You ! Tubes ! Before !! You ! Make !! That !! Opinion !! Here !!
Чертежи или хотя бы размеры будут?
this must be the best home made lathe out there. thanks for all your videos.
thank you for liking the video, please follow the continuation
OUT !! Of !! SCRAP !! JUNK !! REAL !! AMAZING !! THAT !!
It takes a lot of hardwork and patience to come up with what you have shown keep it up it's a work of an expert !My thumbs up for you!
thank you brother
How much money cost making lathe specification in your video Mr Debby Novrinal
youtube上的第一，没有比这个更好的diy了
thank you brother🙏🙏🙏
Good day.
How much would you say to build something like this. Because it can be totaly be dismanteled and couriered. I live in South Africa what would you recon would you ask to build something like this?
Me too I want to know do you mind sharing your contact, I have a custom job
Лучше самоделки по токарнйм станкам на ютубе нет, ты лучшый
thank you brother
I have been following your progress on the build of this lathe. Wow! A good design and execution. A good quality build with thrust ball bearings on all rotating parts. Are you planing a gear box for screw cutting? Puzzled on a couple of things, why a short bed? You’re only planing for short work only? Once you have a tail stock there will be not much travel! Why did you not provide bearing support on the back end of the spindle? It is obvious the lathe is cutting very well with accuracy and no shatter, but what about heavy cuts like 50 thousand or more? Is your spindle hollow? Love the screw cutting capability and longitudinal automatic feed. Very impressed with the design and execution, much respect to you and your skills. Noticed you did not weld but used nuts and bolts on parts subject to heat distortion like bed rails, cross slide etc... such attention to details for a home made lathe, can’t wait to see the finish product and seeing you use it like it was intended.
Thank you brother.I planned to cut the screw. The distance of the shaft was calculated.
Did you have !! A ! Lot of Heat ! Distortion ! In ! Your ! HEAD !! ??
this lathe make lead screws?????
Fantastic build. Congratulations on a job well done. Keep it up.
thank you brother
I've never seen anything like this before!!
Amazing.
what the purpose of this lead wheel?
I think you should make a gear box system it will be very good project.
thank you, for making the gearbox you can see another video on my channel
@@DebbyNovrinal
yes
I saw it
keep the good work
you use very fine mterial
I like your videos 👍👍👍
thank you brother
A lot of work has been done and a good result has been obtained. Good luck in future projects, signed up, I will watch the work. I have a lathe and a milling machine, a hobby to do something with my own hands (the magic of shavings :-)).
They have already told you about gloves, I will not repeat myself, take care of yourself!
thank you brother
Amigo quanto tu faz um pra vende
depending on my brother's request
Excelente trabajo Amigo lo mejor que he visto de tornos casero un abrazo estoy contribuyente un pequeño torno. CNC Espero hacer un trabajo genial como el tu yo Felicitaciones.
thank you brother
This lath was excellent! How did you calculate the joints and how did the project?
very satisfactory
Just ! Calculate ! It !! Too !! Infinity !!
@@DebbyNovrinal how can I contact you personally do you have an email? Or WhatsApp
wonderful man, your work is an excellent example for the world of machining.
Thank you very much!
Please ask: How many mm does your lathe make iron? Thanks !
i use ss400 steel thickness 16mm
@@DebbyNovrinal Thanks !
Teria o projeto?
I take the hat off my friend, verry good job. Your lathe is much better than the Chinees cheap ones. You should improve your product and sell it. Verry nice, you will have a good future.
thank you brother
Самый лучший станок во всём Ю' ТУБе !!!
thank you brother
mantul om, maju terus orang2 kreatif indonesia
siap,,terimakasih
Excellent video and cool machine! What kind of steel was used for guides?
thank you brother,
ss400 steel plate
@@DebbyNovrinal The guides aren't erased
Just ! Some ! Clay !!
Hi man, My respect to you and your great job. Congratulations for your talent & mech-ability !!! Ciao Nicola from IT
thank you brother
Bro that ain't no lead screw that's threads all, cool way to make it work but don't look like acme thread to me. How long has it lasted has it ate the half nut yet?
Jaka średnica śruby i jaki skok gwintu
3/4 inci
Hola cuánto vale me consigas uno está lindo estoy en ecuador digame
Marvellous craftmanshift. Will you build the quick gearbox?
thank you brother,next video
@@DebbyNovrinal okay bro
WOW, This turned out to be a beautiful machine cionsidering it's all DIY!
thank you brother
@@DebbyNovrinal Credit where credit is due. I've been machining for almost 30 years, splitting hairs for each job, I've seen sooo many things from a six thread micro screw to the space shuttle fuel pump, but your project lathe really really impressed me. As a matter of fact, I'm so impressed, I just subscribed and I'm binge watching all of your initial videos. Every part of this lathe build is awesome. and you used good hand tools only! what's more impressive than the machine is your ingenuity. In the way you're building your lathe in 2019/20 is just about the same way they built lathes in the 18th century!, you are making the king of machines! Good luck my friend, I hope to see more videos of this lathe making other projects!
ok, brother thank you
@@eddietowers5595 I WOULD LIKE ! TO ! HAVE !! SEEN !!A !! SIXTEENTH !! CENTURY !! WELDER !! USED !! HERE !!
Hola buenas tarde amigo me gusta su trabajo será que puede enviar las medida para hacer uno
how to thread 🔩 in millimeters and others.
and hiw to add thread dual indicator
please 🙏 reply
How do you only have 12k subscribers?! I will help... I'm now subscribed. Fantastic build! I like your choice in music too 👍
thank you brother,I am very grateful to you
Esse torno ficou melhor do que um original
Beautiful work, what country you are my friend.
I am from Indonesia my brother
Bagus hasilnya sangat rapi, dari dulu pengen buat mesin bubut belum kesampaian 😢
Bikinnya tahapan mas..semangat mas
Impressive skill👏👏👏..amazing brother..nice from indonesia 🇮🇩🤝
Thanks and welcome
terimakasih mas ARIFIN
Amigo vendés los planos de esa máquina?
How can i have the plans
Отличный станок своими руками. Интересно в какую сумму он входит?
what is the power of the lathe engine
please
rpm 2800/1.5 hp
@@DebbyNovrinal tank's
@@karimhamidi5231 Thank you again
Ты, что работал в кузне на Олимпе у богов, а потом сбежал, что бы нас научить!!!! ЭТО просто ШЕДЕВР !!!!
thank you brother
@@DebbyNovrinal no thanks to you
How to run in auto
use mechanical gear 😂 very easy
Hi! Nice project you have. I'm worrying only, that you cannot make any threads with that thing (unless you use special tools). But I have thought the thread making this way: How about if in lathe is a screw, which can be changed, and the machine only just copy that thread? I'm not sure can you understand what I mean, but like this way. You want to make M6 thread. You just put to lead screw M6 threaded bar (1m, those can be found from many shops), change a nut, which is connected to moving part in lathe and start make M6 thread. If you want make M8 thread, you change the M6 bar and a nut to M8 bar and a nut. Anyway, nice job you done!
thanks for the advice
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I haven't finished building a lathe yet, I can't give a price yet
wow this is fantastic. Where did you get the dimensions? or plans?
I designed it myself, in accordance with the dream of having my own engine. The idea is from a machine manufacturer
FROM ! THE ! TOLIET !!
Top mesmo esse torno vai fazer o contra ponto suspenso igual do router projetos
Congratulations for your great job.
thank you
You do know that the instant those gloves get caught you will wish you had opted for dirty fingers right? Other than that, machine on you are doing well
thank you for the advice
MAYBE !! DON'T ! WEAR ! ANY !! CLOTHES !! NEXT !!
Ottimo lavoro, quanto tempo ha impiegato completamente
disen, planning, and collecting goods, as well as adjustment of the machine to function all took 6 months
Nice work..Can you show how did you do the split Nut ?
thank you,next video
Om.. Apa udah di bikin perbandingan putarannya buat bikin ulir mur.baut.
sudah,kayaknya ada satu gir yg belum masuk,harus di bikin dulu dengan milling,nex vidio saya bikin milling machine dulu
Mantappp mesin bubut buat sendiri, udah kaya pabrikan gini bang
Terimakasih mas 🙏supportnya
Does it work?
watch my next video
Can it cut threads ?
certainly can
Impressive skill, it’s amazing what you can do with a lot of imagination.
thank you brother
Debby Novrinal were you from
indonesia
Rapa seu torno ficou top demais cara show.
thank you
You can't get a great lathe by fabricating from steel, it's been tried by manufactures and doesn't work, that's why they still use stress relieved iron castings. The accuracy of a lathe comes through the accuracy it was made to in the first place, a crude home made lathe will only ever produce crude work.
Whats wrong with steel?
Lol, crude tools built the foundation of this modern world. Precision is a very modern concept. Not to mention how much cool stuff you can build without higher precision... And you can absolutely do more with a crude lathe than without one... 😂
Beautiful job man
thank you
Amazing kawan .. selain karpet .. soal masin bubut dan turunannyo paham pulo.. sesekali selipin lagu minang nan dampingi video2 brikutnyo dih...😄😄
😁😁😁 siap kawan
I have seen first hand how dangerous gloves can be in which a student despite being warned not to wear gloves weared gloves. All is good until you have an accident. Once it grips, it will not only twist your hand, it will drag you and eat your face. The good luck of the student was we had emergency stops through out the shop to stop all electrical machines.
thanks for the advice
@@DebbyNovrinal : Thank you for taking it positively.
Like COVID ! MASKS ! TOO !!
a ese torno le falta el usillo eso es inportante sin usillo esta limitado lo demas esta vien robusto
Profissional parabéns 👏👏👏👏
thank you brother
how power motor/hp
1,5Hp/2800RPM
Bang mur yang bisa Buka nutup itu nyebutnya atau namanya apa Kalo beli ,apa Harus bikin pakek bubut
Bagusnya bikin sendiri lihat deskripsi gabung aja👌
Bellissimo lavoro.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ottima tecnica.
Rralizzato molto bene.
🇮🇹🖐️
thank you
Salut mas sama IQ mas nya.
Mas habis berapa lama dan berapa ongkos nya mas bikin alat begini mas ???
Terimakasih mas,lumayan juga mas lamanya kalau awal pembuatan ide dengan pengerjaan harus sinkron,kalau tidak buang buang bahan dan waktu🙏
Excellent working
thank you brother
Muito bem elaborado e com robustez. Gostei
thank you brother
We were told in high school machine shop that a lathe is the only machine that can reproduce its self.
How you going to make a lathe bed on a lathe ?
Very nice work!
Thank you brother
Don’t know of anyone has noticed, but this guy seems to know what he’s doing.....
WAY !! TOO!! MUCH !! SCRAP !! JUNK !! USED !! HERE !!
True.
มีราคาขายป่าวครับ
Man it;s looking good, cuts well too!! fantastic
Thanks 👍
Ficou magnífico, de muita qualidade, parabéns..
thank you brother
Mantab brother rapih salam sesama tukang bubut dr indonesia
salam satu hobby bro😁
wow vary nice.
Thank you brother
@@DebbyNovrinal it's HD, it's going to cut vary good/straight and smooth
amazing work.
Thank you brother
Jaw chuck size
6''
من مهدی هستم از ایران کارت خیلی عالیه تشکر میکنم
Thank you brother
Mantap bang. Lokasi mana?
pekanbaru riau bang
Best metal lathe ever
thank you brother
pasti besok saya akan kesini lagi, AWESOME
thank you brother
Awesome job once again 👍👍
Thanks again!
Excelente trabalho brother
Nice job.super👍👍👍
thank you brother