Making & Using Rat Tailed Files & Reamers
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Taken from "Antikythera Fragment #"12 - Files, Saws and Reamers - Constructing The Antikythera Mechanism - • Using Charcoal, Salt &...
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As Inspector Clouseau said, "I'd like a ream with a double bed and a bath, please."
I applaud your patience. It is something I will never have but get to enjoy through your videos.
There are times when I think this channel is like a prehistory archaeological dig. Which is of course brilliant.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Chris and all.
Ah the joy and satisfaction of making your own tools, beats paying for them even when files are relative cheap, time in the work shop is priceless!
Merry Christmas, everyone! ⛄
Marry Christmas, bro!
Alas... ☀️💦 👀Your lovely snowman wasn't prepared for an Australian summer.😁
Oh no! 😢
Patience, thy name is Clickspring. It takes a special kind of constitution to do things the hard way just to prove it can be done, and I have deep respect for your work.
Merry Christmas Chris. I must say that I'm looking forward to the continuing build of the Antikythera mechanism.
Love your work mate.
Cheers.
Thank you mate, more Antikythera on the way as soon as I can - Cheers :)
@ClickspringClips I recently viewed a video on YT by a team of researchers from UCL led by Tony Freeth. The video was released 3 years ago, and they seem to think that they have now solved the workings of the front of the mechanism. I assume you are aware of this. What are your views on this progress ? Does it seem viable ?
Cheers.
@@justthetruth870I'm pretty sure he had a big part in that.
Amazing work . making files and reamers is incredible .Merry Christmas . your files look very similar like the old ones of my grand father . and it cut steel 100 % better than the news files
Thankyou for showing us how files and other tools were made by hand.
You do amazing stuff. Thanks for sharing it.
Merry Christmas. Thanks for the video.
Merry Christmas to you too mate!
Thank you for the glimpse in the best craftsman's best day few millennia ago. excellent music pic and photography on top!
You are the most patient craftsman on earth! Put some chalk crayon on the file to prevent clogging 🙂
If there is something modern society lacks is patience… we have everything so fast and so easily that we can’t conceive doing actual work to get there
I have taken to making my own tools. Made a brace this last week. May well be the ugliest one in all the history of braces, but it drills like it should.
Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas
Thanks for file-sharing 😊 Merry Christmas ✨
I watch with admiration❤❤❤
How to give a hole a soul, love your work.
Welcome to this week's episode of Making Tools To Make Tools To Make Tools.
Merry Christmas click
Merry Christmas mate!
The only reason I don't ask how you can possibly have the patience to make those thousands of little cuts on the file is because I would get the same "What are you talking about?" look I give when someone asks how I can have the patience to obsess over some fribbling little detail while restoring a pen. XD
How long exactly did it take you to hand cut that round file Chris?
is the hand cut better than the machine cut?!
In some ways, yes. If you watch the really cruddy looking one with the most coarse teeth, that thing just tears metal off in long spiral chips, like no file I've ever used before. The finer cut files are certainly good enough to explain the work we see in the wreckage, but not so good that I'm tempted to swap them for my Grobet's for watch work! Cheers :)
What would be really cool is if you forged one of your files out of an old knife blade.
i'm sorry to ask, but do you have any info on the kind of steelfor the files and the grooving tool (angle?) you used please? The blanks look hand forged?
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Ok a question, do watchmaker broaches come made the same way?
That looks painfully long to make lol probably satisfying once it is, but nonetheless, Remember back in the old days, This kind of work was done in Kitchens by the lady of the family as a side line to supplement the household income.
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Apologies if you’ve explained this in a past video, but why do you quench with water on some items but use oil for others? Is it specific to the metal? Thank you
Its a marvellously complex topic! In a modern context, the quench media is as per the manufacturer requirements - O2 is oil hardening, W1, water etc. It mostly relates to the alloy requirements to form sufficient martensite, as well as controlling cracking; water quenches much faster than oil. In the experimental archaeology context of the Antikythera build (eg this video), I quench in water to adhere to the 'minimum viable technology' principle. I found that my simple carburised iron 'steel' quenched well with just water, so, water being obviously available back then, water it is :)
They would probably have had olive or other vegetable oils as well
@@ClickspringClips thank you very much! Quite a complex response, but thankfully I’ve watched enough of your videos to understand what you said. Thank you for sharing your amazing abilities with all of us.
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or... does the file go by el rata or la rata?
the Batman made me do it!
Chris. I hope you counted the amount of teeth you cut into the file, because I want to know🤔. Hope Santa was good to you.👍🏴
I did not! It was a lot... Cheers :)
So, one doesn't just use an actual rat tail?
No rats were harmed in the making of these files...
Impressive yes, but we are alive for a short time and dead for a long time so I'll keep buying my files I think.
i was thinking an eight sided file...
that's what happens when i think. :-|
probably not the best idea for various reasons. I don't think you'd see Chris using one let alone making one...
How do five sided broaches even work, they have nothing on them that looks like they could cut metal?!
I guess scraping rather than cutting
They're reamers .... I'm not an expert (definately not), but I believe broaches gradually enlarge a hole by pushing gradually 'larger' teeth through a hole to enlarge it - and I'm guessing many shapes are possible
A reamer is rotational and removing less material in a hole practically at size already - so it doesn't take much really - between scraping and almost burnishing.
Anyway - that's my guess 🤣
I see an octagon???
this is an eight sided reamer. It has sharp edges that scrape away material gradually via rotation. A broach is cutting material by pushing each step through a hole. With a reamer you cna only get round holes, while with a broach you can get different shapes like squares, triangles, keyholes, and more
Merry Christmas