I love machining because it is a great mix of technological knowhow and craftsmanship. In this video I see a group of people interested in what makes this trade so great. Well done Mattias, I am looking forward to more.
Great video Mattias. First time for me seeing a scraping class in action. Looks like you guys were having a good time, and everyone had a good project to practice and perfect there scraping skills. Thank you for sharing with us. Adam
Great video! I am a tool and die maker almost at retirement age, but one who has wished forever that I knew how to scrape. I'm so excited to find these videos! Retirement may have to wait!
Super interesting video. I'm looking forward to the next ones. It was a good move to invite Richard over and share his workshop both with friends and with us. Thanks!
I apologize for the funny faces, I was tired and goofing around after 10 days out of 11 teaching. I want to thank everyone for asking me to teach. I will come again anytime. Richard :-)
Mattias, wonderful video..! I haven't tackled scrapping as of yet (not like I don't have a LOT of machines that need it...!), but was inspired by your video. My tired old Colchester MK1 is the most in need. However, since it still hogs off 30 thou at a pass, it may be a while before I get around to it..... Please keep up the great vid's. Cheers from Canada.....
Hi Mattias ! I remember the invitation from Lauritz Saxtrup to join the class and now I see the result, I regret I wasn't there ;-(( ... even though I think it's a little over my level ;-)) But a very informative video showing all the equipment needed for doing the scraping job right - long to see more from your shop !
Thank you Mattias, Very interesting. I am following closely. I tried to buy a Biax scraper here in South Africa but they are scary expensive. Thank you for sharing this.
t the request of Abom79....he recommended that his viewers check out your channel.....I also watched your grinding of the dead center, and really liked it being I just acquired a KO Lee Tool Grinder....appears to be a useful machine, and think I am going to like the addition to my shop. Lucky for you, you have access to all the super precision Sweden machines! I was already familiar with the Abene mill....they seem like a great machine.....going to like your channel!....keep up the good work!
Hi Mattias. I am new to your videos. I checked you out on the recommendation of Atom Booth, as I think highly of him. Wow was he right, you have some interesting projects and description videos. I just subscribed, and am excited to watch more of your existing videos, and look forward to new ones as well. I live in the US in North Carolina. I enjoy watching European videos on machining and machinery, but most of them either don't speak English, or it is very poor. Fortunately your English is excellent, and you seem to be knowledgeable. Cheers, Jarret Hall
Thanks for the comment! I know I don't upload as much as the professionals who do metalworking for a living, but I try to upload interesting stuff, edited, in focus and with good sound. I'm glad you like my videos, I hope to upload more soon! /Mattias
Interesting Mattias - the scraping will (f course) only be as accurate as your reference surface - I am looking for a large granite table myself thanks Pete
Thanks Very very interesting. I seen my Dad do some scraping and also watched a old "mentor' of mine (when I was 18 years old working in a nuclear speck machine shop) do it around 1976... What is the "bluing liquid you are using" is it "diluted" DYKAM or ? Thanks Brian
The dye is specifically made for scraping, we used the "Canode" brand during the classes. It works well and it's water based so it washes off pretty easily. I've also tried the "Diamant" brand, it also works well for marking up the surface but it's way more difficult to get it off your hands when done scraping.
I'll have to look at the vice tomorrow and see if there's any makers mark, I can't remember where I bought it. One thing I'd like to point out is that its all cast aluminum so not the best.
Lauritz Saxtrup I understand about the aluminum, still an interesting design and one to set aside for possible use in the future. I like to bookmark and save photos of things like that, you never know when it might come in handy.
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I love machining because it is a great mix of technological knowhow and craftsmanship. In this video I see a group of people interested in what makes this trade so great. Well done Mattias, I am looking forward to more.
Hey Mattias,
Looks like you guys had some fun and learned a lot. Blue hands were had by all. Thanks for sharing.
All the best,
Tom
Great video Mattias. First time for me seeing a scraping class in action. Looks like you guys were having a good time, and everyone had a good project to practice and perfect there scraping skills.
Thank you for sharing with us.
Adam
Thank you Mattias...You're a Star and a very good Student!
Great video! I am a tool and die maker almost at retirement age, but one who has wished forever that I knew how to scrape. I'm so excited to find these videos! Retirement may have to wait!
Super interesting video. I'm looking forward to the next ones. It was a good move to invite Richard over and share his workshop both with friends and with us. Thanks!
I will definitely watch all your scraping videos
thank you Mattias for posting the video.
i took Richard's class in Oakland California. it was the best money i ever spent!!!
I apologize for the funny faces, I was tired and goofing around after 10 days out of 11 teaching. I want to thank everyone for asking me to teach. I will come again anytime. Richard :-)
thank you very much for making the video and sharing the scraping class with us.
Great video, I plan to scrape my craftsman 109. Mainly just to learn alignment.
Mattias, wonderful video..! I haven't tackled scrapping as of yet (not like I don't have a LOT of machines that need it...!), but was inspired by your video. My tired old Colchester MK1 is the most in need. However, since it still hogs off 30 thou at a pass, it may be a while before I get around to it..... Please keep up the great vid's. Cheers from Canada.....
I so badly want this in my life
Interesting surface plates and work holding gadgets. Thanks for sharing.
Nice looking cylindrical square too.
Sorry that I did not have the possibility to attend this class. Looks to me that all of you had a good time in south of Sweden.
Cheers
Bengt
That was a real fast edit and turned out great:)
Hi Mattias !
I remember the invitation from Lauritz Saxtrup to join the class and now I see the result, I regret I wasn't there ;-(( ... even though I think it's a little over my level ;-))
But a very informative video showing all the equipment needed for doing the scraping job right - long to see more from your shop !
Interesting video. Look forward to more scraping in future.
Colin
hello Richard. Your lathe headstock student, very good video well presented.
Mike
Cullman, AL USA
I will watch all your scraping videos
Thank you Mattias, Very interesting. I am following closely. I tried to buy a Biax scraper here in South Africa but they are scary expensive. Thank you for sharing this.
t the request of Abom79....he recommended that his viewers check out your channel.....I also watched your grinding of the dead center, and really liked it being I just acquired a KO Lee Tool Grinder....appears to be a useful machine, and think I am going to like the addition to my shop. Lucky for you, you have access to all the super precision Sweden machines! I was already familiar with the Abene mill....they seem like a great machine.....going to like your channel!....keep up the good work!
Good video, Mattias! More!
Hi Mattias, Very nice scraping video. Thanks M.K.S.
Good to keep these skills around
Thanks for showing this.
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Hi Mattias.
I am new to your videos. I checked you out on the recommendation of Atom Booth, as I think highly of him. Wow was he right, you have some interesting projects and description videos. I just subscribed, and am excited to watch more of your existing videos, and look forward to new ones as well. I live in the US in North Carolina. I enjoy watching European videos on machining and machinery, but most of them either don't speak English, or it is very poor. Fortunately your English is excellent, and you seem to be knowledgeable.
Cheers,
Jarret Hall
Thanks for the comment! I know I don't upload as much as the professionals who do metalworking for a living, but I try to upload interesting stuff, edited, in focus and with good sound. I'm glad you like my videos, I hope to upload more soon!
/Mattias
Very nice. I learnt about scrapping when I worked at Ford Motor Company in Detroit - not far from your teacher at General Motors
Hi, not sure I'll have time to try this art before going back to the creator, though, it was a gift to watch and learn.
Thanks for sharing.
Interesting Mattias - the scraping will (f course) only be as accurate as your reference surface - I am looking for a large granite table myself
thanks
Pete
Hi great video. I couldn't help noticing the cylindrical square..looks really nice..do you have the maker and size..looks like 150mm x 400mm?
Where can we get building plans for the King Way alignment tool ? This will help many people.
Are the courses in Germany still being held?
What kind of vise is that at the 10 minute mark? does anyone know?
A.O.Machine Co.,Inc
Enjoyed the info
Leeds,Alabama
Thanks Very very interesting. I seen my Dad do some scraping and also watched a old "mentor' of mine (when I was 18 years old working in a nuclear speck machine shop) do it around 1976... What is the "bluing liquid you are using" is it "diluted" DYKAM or ? Thanks Brian
The dye is specifically made for scraping, we used the "Canode" brand during the classes. It works well and it's water based so it washes off pretty easily.
I've also tried the "Diamant" brand, it also works well for marking up the surface but it's way more difficult to get it off your hands when done scraping.
Mycket intressant, just med "tänket" var man skall börja, och inte bara hur. ser fram emot fler video om hur det gick med skrapandet av svarven.
Very interesting vise at 10 min in the video....anyone have a name for this vise?
I'll have to look at the vice tomorrow and see if there's any makers mark, I can't remember where I bought it. One thing I'd like to point out is that its all cast aluminum so not the best.
Lauritz Saxtrup I understand about the aluminum, still an interesting design and one to set aside for possible use in the future. I like to bookmark and save photos of things like that, you never know when it might come in handy.
465maltbie watch?v=1UKgzmYG1vo hope this help, I'm very tired after the course so sorry if its a crap video :(
Lauritz Saxtrup My brother had a smaller vise like that. Maybe Zyliss vice?
Mike Armitage No, just googled - not Zyliss