ask carbide3D I'm sure they'd give you a discount for product placement. you'd have to deal with people crying over the fact you don't have infinite money tho
you know your methods, your tools, your machines and all is not that high priced equipment. Again you proof it is the master that counts not the money. Subscribed & liked
The Sapeoko/XCarve.. A fine and solid machine for wood, it can really push that router through heavy timbers but really not that great for metal at all. Edit: And yes, I own/use one, a heavly upgraded Shapoko 2/XCarve hybrid. Complete with Super PID controller for the router.
I need something like this branding iron stamp to put my name and phone numbers to stamp into the plastic on my power tools so I don't have to manually engrave them in to it! Except for the serial and model numbers those will have to be done manually!
Make an attachment for your shop vac with a 1/2 inch tube on it to use to remove debris from your cnc setup instead of brushing it away from the cutting bit
Mate, get a vacuum system for that router, unless you want your little pieces of metals flying across the room. Maybe you could device some separator system so when you're cutting brass you get the pieces flung off the workpiece into a separate bag for brass, then switch the bag for aluminium when you're cutting that, etc. That way you can even remelt the little bits into ingots and make them round on the lathe for other uses. Heck, same goes for the lathe.
Thank you for sharing that terrific video!!! Very well done!!! Question, why did you start with a pretty piece of round brass and then take it so far down to square? I realize you probably didn't have a piece of square brass...but it was nice seeing you display one of the many uses for a 4-jaw chuck. And from an old tool and die maker to you, if you grind just a very slight radius on your cutting tool tip, the surface will be a lot smoother and will require much less dressing. Thanks again for your nice video!
maybe a bit late, but i just wanted to say that teflon releases neurotoxins if it gets above something like 250C. so for another time, skip that tape. also i flippin need to get a CNC mill soon... they're so awesome
Ok you've just added 1 more subscriber! Curious as to your intentions for the hole that you drilled thru directly above your logo/stamp horizontally, was that so you could heat the Brand up quicker with a torch when using it? Because I just had a thought but not to sure how often you use the stamp or how much it matters to you to look "uniform" on everything you do stamp it on, But if you where to somehow close up that hole at the end as well as make it a smaller bore size then by using a 3D printer Extruder Ceramic Heating Element you'd be able to finely tune your temperature & still get it heated up fast! Take a look on eBay you can get 40mm long 6.5mm dia Elements that are 110v & 200W & I'm sure if you looked a bit more you could find shorter ones or higher Watt & voltages.
Is the big hole in the brass body behind the branding face functional or purely cosmetic ... or just because you could? Does it "do" anything re the use or performance? Just curious.
I would guess it helps the “block” heat up faster. Instead of a solid block, the torch flame heats up both inside & outside at the same time. So, id say functional.
I hate to ask, but does anyone know what the music during the first few minutes is? I don't see the track name anywhere in the video or in the description :/
It's pretty much useless to turbocharge a 2 stroke ( especially one cylinder engines). If you know just a little about two strokes you will know that you have at a certain point in and outletports open. With this overlap and the right exhaust you can get quit a lot of air-fuel mixture into the cylinder ( because of certain resonance of exhaust gases in the expansion chamber). When you turbocharge a 2 stroke you will have pressure on the exhaustport , causing the exhaustgases to flow back into the cylinder( you don't want that) and you throw away the advantage of an expansion chamber. So all in all t is bullshit.
You don't quit understand. The turbocharger behind the expansion chamber will produce a pressure zone in the expansion chamber. The whole function of a expansion chamber is to reflect a pressure wave (pressure wave is formed by opening exhaust-ports) and pushing fuel-air mixture that went into the exhaust back into the cylinder (effectiffly increasing volumetric efficiency and therefor the horsepower). This reflection can't occur when there already is a high pressure( with your factory expansion chamber). He would have two options: 1. Creating a expansion chamber suited to put the turbocharger behind it. 2. Somehow find out how to get right back-pressure with just the turbocharger. Otherwise either the exhaust gases are entering the cylinder (because of high exhaust pressure) or the higher pressure in the cylinder pushes out a higher amount of fuel-air mixture (wasted energy= huge powerloss). Either way it's just to much to ask for a guy that does this simply for fun. The time and effort that he would spent on this wouldn't be worth it. You can find some videos of guys turbocharging those 3 cylinder 2-strokes on snowmobiles.They usually use the method with the expansion chamber between cylinder and turbocharger (it is the easyest way when you have a proper expansionchamber). Trust me when i tell you, you will get more out of your money and time if you do some porting on the 2-Strokes.
There are 2 strokes with turbos in existence (large diesel engines being one example), but the turbo is largely just to help with scavenging the combustion chamber rather than building boost in any significant way. They run some sort of valving in the exhaust port to allow this to work
pretty impressive project. I also did carving brass one time but never tryed my logo. i should to next time. Nice work. greetings from my channel, Arne from kreith32
when he dims the music so you can hear that sweet cutting sound...
Tuur Janssen oof
routing is always so satisfying! and those burnmarks were awe!
Now I want a CNC for old machine name plates...
ask carbide3D I'm sure they'd give you a discount for product placement. you'd have to deal with people crying over the fact you don't have infinite money tho
Or try banggood or aliexpress for fraction of price.
Hand Tool Rescue hi there 🙂
my mind was blown when you turned a cylinder into a cube.
NavalNation haha that part caught me off guard too.
Wow! I didn't realize that a Shapeoko could work with brass like that! Sweet!
An absolute pleasure watching you at work 👍
Nice build JohnnyQ! That Shapeoko is quite a machine and you tested it good with an .0313 end mill, excellent!
even with that tiny little bit, machining brass on the CNC you can turn the rates up quite a lot from where you had them
Good job, I did not think tapping wood would be so easy.
You deserve so many more subscribers...keep up the OUTSTANDING work!!!!!!
This is my favorite machining channel, awesome work as always!
you know your methods, your tools, your machines and all is not that high priced equipment. Again you proof it is the master that counts not the money. Subscribed & liked
The Sapeoko/XCarve.. A fine and solid machine for wood, it can really push that router through heavy timbers but really not that great for metal at all.
Edit: And yes, I own/use one, a heavly upgraded Shapoko 2/XCarve hybrid. Complete with Super PID controller for the router.
Very cool seeing you use wood in a metal lathe!
Nice work. I did laugh out loud when, after all these fancy metalworking tools, you pulled out a band saw for the wood.
This about the tenth Vid I have watched by you and your an artist! Keep Em Coming!!!
That was kinda hypnotic. I almost slipped into another place there.
I need something like this branding iron stamp to put my name and phone numbers to stamp into the plastic on my power tools so I don't have to manually engrave them in to it!
Except for the serial and model numbers those will have to be done manually!
I wish I had that milling machine. Beautiful work! Those are some young looking hands. :-)
Make an attachment for your shop vac with a 1/2 inch tube on it to use to remove debris from your cnc setup instead of brushing it away from the cutting bit
Next project,make a water cooling/lubricating mechanism for the cnc machine
another great videos as usual, like the use of the drill to touch up the end of the knob. Keep up the good work really enjoy your content.
Prefect execution, 10/10
Wow awesome creativity.
great tool. the yello steel like wood
Mate, get a vacuum system for that router, unless you want your little pieces of metals flying across the room.
Maybe you could device some separator system so when you're cutting brass you get the pieces flung off the workpiece into a separate bag for brass, then switch the bag for aluminium when you're cutting that, etc. That way you can even remelt the little bits into ingots and make them round on the lathe for other uses. Heck, same goes for the lathe.
That is a fine looking brand!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing that terrific video!!! Very well done!!! Question, why did you start with a pretty piece of round brass and then take it so far down to square? I realize you probably didn't have a piece of square brass...but it was nice seeing you display one of the many uses for a 4-jaw chuck. And from an old tool and die maker to you, if you grind just a very slight radius on your cutting tool tip, the surface will be a lot smoother and will require much less dressing. Thanks again for your nice video!
Awesome project.
Nice design.
You should make a gear knob using the handle technique you used :)
IMPRESSED would be an understatement! I could do with a friend like you right now👍😆👍
BRILLIANT VIDEO FOOTAGE... BIG THUMBS UP ALL DAY LONG 👍😎👍
maybe a bit late, but i just wanted to say that teflon releases neurotoxins if it gets above something like 250C. so for another time, skip that tape. also i flippin need to get a CNC mill soon... they're so awesome
Melt some wax on envelopes and put your branding seal on it to seal them.
Pretty awesome. Nicely done!
Ok you've just added 1 more subscriber! Curious as to your intentions for the hole that you drilled thru directly above your logo/stamp horizontally, was that so you could heat the Brand up quicker with a torch when using it? Because I just had a thought but not to sure how often you use the stamp or how much it matters to you to look "uniform" on everything you do stamp it on, But if you where to somehow close up that hole at the end as well as make it a smaller bore size then by using a 3D printer Extruder Ceramic Heating Element you'd be able to finely tune your temperature & still get it heated up fast! Take a look on eBay you can get 40mm long 6.5mm dia Elements that are 110v & 200W & I'm sure if you looked a bit more you could find shorter ones or higher Watt & voltages.
Top class work mate...
the step you do at 00:09 , you should do it with your tool at 45° and from behing to the centre :-)
Hi Johnny do you think if possible can you make one like that with my logo?
So that's what Superman looks like when sawing wood
WOW I’m speechless, you are incredible 😊 could i please buy one of your cars off you?
Turning wood makes such a mess... It is not good to clean it lol
Great job!
Is the big hole in the brass body behind the branding face functional or purely cosmetic ... or just because you could? Does it "do" anything re the use or performance? Just curious.
I would guess it helps the “block” heat up faster. Instead of a solid block, the torch flame heats up both inside & outside at the same time. So, id say functional.
That is bad ass do you make them for people by any chance
Fantasic work! Looks amazing!
Looks great, well done! You got real luck at the program start, that could have been a crash and broken end mill :)
Really cool. Nice job
Incroyable! Would the teflon tape not get burned when heating up the iron?
Teflon is fine at very high temperatures.
Sir, that is clearly a branding brass and not a branding iron.
I demand my $0.00 back!
ttsgeb NEVER!
A lathe and a CNC. That's 99.99% of your audience saying "whatever!".
DANGGG THATS FANCY
How to abuse a metall lathe machine :D Cool video, as always.
Mesmerising
Hey man, great video and well made branding iron!
Just a thing I noticed..you probably want to shorten the stickout of your toolholder on the lathe :)
make a dual clutch transmission, with gears made from the cnc mill!
gumtree? Jonny is aussie? STRAYA REPRESENT!!!
I wonder what do you do with all those shavings
you could use this to brand yout steak. then you will find it after (barbequing?). greetings from Switzerland
I hate to ask, but does anyone know what the music during the first few minutes is? I don't see the track name anywhere in the video or in the description :/
I wonder how small a cutter one could freehand with a die grinder..
Hi, good job........how manny for make a stamp, I need 1 for my projects
How about you new series of wood carving... Isn't it awesome.... Like if you also wants wood carving series of Q90
That's so cool. Can I ask you to make it privately? Of course I pay for it, and this is South Korea.
Great job!
Why are you turning tools sticking out so far?
Have you got an Optimum lathe? How do you like it?
It's been 2 years that I bought the lathe, and I have to say it's pretty good. It never dissapoints me.
JohnnyQ90 From where did you bought it ? Awesome work as always!
Awesome, ill probably get one too. Have you got a digital read out? I would really like one.
precision .
i need also order but how?
i got same cordless drill as you have :D i realy love it for that price :D
great work
Since you're not into woodworking so much, then why do you need a branding iron? Btw great project as usual!!
Hi! Could you please advise the model of your metal lathe?
good job, my congratulations to you, km a big fan
Create a TURBO RC, NITRO ENGINE
You cannot add a turbo to a nitro engine. Just like for 2 strokes and 4 stroke engines.
It's pretty much useless to turbocharge a 2 stroke ( especially one cylinder engines). If you know just a little about two strokes you will know that you have at a certain point in and outletports open. With this overlap and the right exhaust you can get quit a lot of air-fuel mixture into the cylinder ( because of certain resonance of exhaust gases in the expansion chamber). When you turbocharge a 2 stroke you will have pressure on the exhaustport , causing the exhaustgases to flow back into the cylinder( you don't want that) and you throw away the advantage of an expansion chamber. So all in all t is bullshit.
You don't quit understand. The turbocharger behind the expansion chamber will produce a pressure zone in the expansion chamber. The whole function of a expansion chamber is to reflect a pressure wave (pressure wave is formed by opening exhaust-ports) and pushing fuel-air mixture that went into the exhaust back into the cylinder (effectiffly increasing volumetric efficiency and therefor the horsepower). This reflection can't occur when there already is a high pressure( with your factory expansion chamber). He would have two options:
1. Creating a expansion chamber suited to put the turbocharger behind it.
2. Somehow find out how to get right back-pressure with just the turbocharger.
Otherwise either the exhaust gases are entering the cylinder (because of high exhaust pressure) or the higher pressure in the cylinder pushes out a higher amount of fuel-air mixture (wasted energy= huge powerloss). Either way it's just to much to ask for a guy that does this simply for fun. The time and effort that he would spent on this wouldn't be worth it. You can find some videos of guys turbocharging those 3 cylinder 2-strokes on snowmobiles.They usually use the method with the expansion chamber between cylinder and turbocharger (it is the easyest way when you have a proper expansionchamber). Trust me when i tell you, you will get more out of your money and time if you do some porting on the 2-Strokes.
There are 2 strokes with turbos in existence (large diesel engines being one example), but the turbo is largely just to help with scavenging the combustion chamber rather than building boost in any significant way. They run some sort of valving in the exhaust port to allow this to work
I don't know but i do know that there are high volume diesel engines with compressors out there (mostly used in trains or trucks).
Damn boy! You can saw fast! :O
Wait, are you using wood on a metal lathe?
Teflon when heated NG
how much does a piece of this cost to make ???
At some point i hope i can eat a JohnnyQ90 branded cow
Profi work.
hella dope. can i pay for a custom?
nice work👍
where to use this branding iron. mean which material
Mostly wood...
could you make a pulse jet?
Haz cow. Will brand.
do you make irons for people?
I need one.. How much cost
Nice !
why does that first tool stick out so much?
Great vedio👌..
Can you give your CNC spec. and details..thanks 😊
Thanks. Please check the description ;)
😱🤗 so awesome!!!
Do you have small holes on your nails?
What kind of metal is that
i always thougt Eucalyptus was a palm xD Again a great Video but what exactly means your ,,Q90"? Your birthyear?
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Good
do your branding toaster
Price, please ship?
how much you would charge me for make me one?
pretty impressive project. I also did carving brass one time but never tryed my logo. i should to next time. Nice work.
greetings from my channel, Arne from kreith32
good