THE DRILL PRESS #1, drill press sizes, types, rpm calculations & a comparison to mill drill machines
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- Part one of a series of videos looks at the drill press, types and operations. More specifically, this video looks at drill press sizes, types and rpm calculations as well as comparing them to small milling machines (mill drill type). As for all THATLAZYMACHINIST videos, this video is produced for novice , garage or beginner machinists. You can find all my videos as well as project drawings and course notes on my website THATLAZYMACHINIST.COM . Thanks for understanding that I am a professional toolmaker and teacher but I am not a professional video producer (and it shows). I produce these videos for fun as a little retirement project that lets me give back a little of what was passed on to me by so many amazing trades people most of whom, sadly, are no longer with us. Marc L'Ecuyer Thatlazymachinist.com
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Marc, for a long time I have been a "young lad" with a limited garage workshop, working an office job for 3 years for a steel construction firm watching your videos and learning all I can. I now work as a fitter and engineer in our workshop, maintaining all the large equipment and building parts for new machinery, with access to the milling machines, lathes etc, and where the speed and accuracy is much more important than in my home shop work. Your videos are foundational to the way I work in my new shop, and I cannot thank you enough for everything you do for us guys, who you don't even know, but it is appreciated more than you know. I continue to rewatch your videos as I work on projects that use the techniques shown, and learn more each time. Many thanks, from an online apprenctice of sorts.
Mike
+guitarguy1337 Thanks Mike! I produce the videos for fun. The fun of making them and the fun of sharing. Thanks for taking the time to tell me that the videos are helping, it motivates me to carry on and it really made my day. Marc
+1 for the 'Charming Marc'... you need to have him on the show more often :)
Near the beginning (around 2:20) you mentioned some of us who had made complaints about the sound quality in early videos. (I was one of those who complained). I believe that i can speak or write for many if not all complaints in that regard: "THANK YOU FOR THE FIX". I really enjoy learning from you. Thank you so much.
+Scott Thornton Thanks Scott, Marc
I think it's safe to say we love the videos you make and appreciate the time you spend making them. Great stuff as always.
Hi Marc,
I do news video production professionally and no director will ever cut a priceless part out because the video quality was poor. Your content is priceless and those who notice the aspect ratio and noise are not paying attention to what you're saying to begin with. I almost never comment on videos but just wanted to say keep on doing what you're doing and we'll keep watching. Thanks for all that you share.
+MotoWanderer Thanks for the kind words, it's all for fun but it is nice to know that the videos are helping others. Marc
Great video Marc! I'm a 50 yo novice that is currently trying to restore an old Clausing 8525 vertices mill. I really appreciate the time that you take to explain why a piece of equipment should be used over another. Keep up the great work and I look forward to the next installment. Very Respectfully, John
Welcome back. What you described is s in fact a common way to make static pressure taps in wind tunnel models. Beau travail comme toujours , mon ami.
Marc, thank you for your great videos. It's a pleasureto listen to a person that does not use extra words likeum, so, ya know, right? basically, etc. Once in a while great.Every other word not so great. I watch a lot ofother machine videos and can't seem to get enoughof them, but difficult to listen to. Keep up the great work.
I am In your debt, thanks once again for your time and effort
Great lesson on drill presses. Thanks for sharing.
Yup, another super video. Enjoyed.
The thought of auto feed using a big drill where there was slippage in the rotation of the machine made me cringe. Super instruction as usual. Thanks, Marc.
+1 for the Count Floyd 3-D effect!
Dear Marc, thank you very much
Lesson: 45
Great videos and great sense of humor. Confusing the children
more good stuff for us new guys. thanks for sharing your talents.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
thank you very much for your channel sir, from the Philippines...
Marc, @3:00, I had to stop watching and commend you for your sense of humor. That was hysterical! Your lessons are topnotch and end up in my machining reference bookmarks. Now back to the video. Thanks!
+JRoque250 "...it confuses the children."
+JRoque250 Hi J, since I don't write down what I am going to say in my videos (I have a good idea where I am going)the "confusing the children" joke just came out but I must say that it is not one of mine, I think it is a Rodney Dangerfield joke that I heard years ago. Thanks for watching and for commenting, Marc.
Maybe the video/audio quality is not the clearest on RUclips.But your content quality surpasses most if not all!The message is clear as it can be, and I continue to recommend it to those asking for easy to understand instructions.
Hi Marc, I just love your videos. You have a wonderful way of explaining things and you make me laugh along the way. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you so much for taking the time to prepare this thoughtful presentation on the nuances of drill presses. I am a sculptor who has similar needs for basic machinist knowledge to take my projects to a higher level. This is helpful for me and I appreciate what you've done here. Bravo!
Hi Virginia! I produce the videos for fun and to help others. As I get older, having fun and helping others is getting more important, so I thank you for taking the time to let me know that the video is appreciated. If you wish too, you can find all my videos on my free bilingual (I am french Canadian) website THATLAZYMACHINIST.COM Have fun and be safe! Marc
Nice vid as always!
Great lesson..... I did drill a .050 hole about 1/2" deep in my large lathe turning slow 360rpm just need to clear chips all the time and this was in stainless!
Your channel is amazing :)
I don't mind the sound quality, your content is more important than any issues that I have experienced on your videos. Your video resolution is ok, I don't think you need high def video.
Hi Marc,
Thank you for sharing with us another great video! I just love the simplicity of your words which explains everything, the operation of a machine, a drawing or the steps we need to take to finish a part. Now if, in all of these we add your great sense of humor, we have the perfect recipe of a video production. So, I don't think that a high end microphone or a video camera can make the difference. You are making the difference into this community by creating videos that are as JRoque250 said "machining reference" for all of us!
Thank you my friend
Jimmy
P.S. You always have a unique way of saying something, you amaze me every time!
+JimmysCanal Hi Jimmy! Thanks for the comments, I hope that all is well at your end. Marc
+THATLAZYMACHINIST
Hey Marc,
If I exclude a few minor ups and downs, things are quite stable now. I think the old saying is right "when something doesn't kill us it makes us stronger"
Cheers
Jimmy
Great stuff as usual.:)
I have to be honest and tell you I thought you were going to just tell us that drill presses dill holes. But I learned SO much! Thank you for the GREAT info......
+jster1963 Sadly jster I can talk about machining for hours on end. I often finished my class with the next teacher nocking on the door because I overshot my time. I am guessing that there will be a few more videos in this lesson 8, it all depends on what comes out when I open my mouth (words that is, not solids and liquids!). Thanks for the comment, and thanks for the great videos. It shows when someone is having fun and you seem to be having a ball!
Happy i found your lessons. I studied electricity, have a passion for woodwork and have a job as elektromechanic. So any advice and lessons about mechanics is taken :-). I try to keep as flexible as i can since i like technic in every facet. Keep up the good work! sincerly, jörgen
I have a large, older delta drill press that has two holes in the cast body of the head the column runs through and then an internal split ring that clamps it to the column. Would a machine like that be suitable for using with a compound table for very light occasional machine work? Are the bearings used in the quills different from mills to drill presses?
No time to watch it yet I'm still at work but I had to say love the minion.
So in a home shop that drills lots of diff size holes, you need 3 drill presses?
Did you work at NRC? I was testing in building M7 last week. Thanks, Chris
I saw a radial drill press once, it looked like it weighted 10-15 tons.
Hi Marc
Just want to let you know the video linked at 14:58 "How drill bits work" can't be viewed because it's set as private.
Thanks for making these excellent videos !
Thanks so much fir the videos def like and subscribe given
Where would I find a "double chuck " like you were using? I've searched using those terms and nothing comes up anywhere I've looked.
Hi Marc, today we've all learned a lot..... Of new jokes....... lol
BTW, not bad what you had to say about drill presses.... ;)
Good share... Pierre
Older and balder.....I resemble that remark :-) Great video, as ever!
+Mark Garth Green grass does not grow on a busy street.
+Vern Mitchinson Hi Mark! I love that one, may I use it in a video? Thanks for your comment, it made me laugh!
+THATLAZYMACHINIST It was what my dad used to say many years ago. He would not object to anyone else using this comment.
+THATLAZYMACHINIST The comeback to that was, "It doesn't grow on concrete."
I love your videos . I dont care what those people say lol
Confuses the children. lol Marc.
now wait a minute, you said it is a one man show, but at 31:00 that camera panned towards the door. That's a spooky other Marc ...... Nice vid for the beginners of the world. It should be well received. Any chance you doing some hi tech stuff in the future? regards, greg
+pkav8tor Hi Greg! I use an old version of Vegas movie studio (Sony) for editing my videos. This software permits you to crop and then pan the image digitally. I can pan a cropped image (smaller than the original) in any direction just as long as I stay within the borders of the original frame. As for charming Marc, what can I say! He's a real cutie but all this media attention has gone to his head. I may have to let him go! For the foreseeable future I will continue to produce videos for beginners. Back when I was a teacher, even if I taught all levels I always preferred working with the beginners. If someone gets a good start, the rest comes a lot easier. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to write, Marc
Thanks for the explanation! Stay warm big guy....greg
"It confuses the children" made me laugh so hard
"regardless" of your
education level, "irregardless" is still not a word. Just Saying
Don't worry about the quality of your videos They are very good as the are. Remember it is the content that counts. High quality with poor content is a very poor video. Yours are top notch. The jokes may be another story LOL!!!!!
Hi Marc
Just want to let you know the video linked at 14:58 "How drill bits work" can't be viewed because it's set as private.
Thanks for making these videos !