Not sure if you guys gives a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm you can stream pretty much all the latest series on Instaflixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend these days xD
My deepest regret in life, was being a salesman, and not a maestro in mechanical music. Your intimacy, familiarity with all things metal is a delight to watch. I admire and thank you for your sharing. As an old man, not so good with clumsy hands, I envy your talent.
Sir, you do fantastic work. I've been watching your videos on machining and casting, and I'm floored with how easy you make it look! I was a machinist apprentice for a while, and while I deeply respect my former mentor, you could have taught him a good bit! Thanks for sharing this, it makes me want to get back into the trade :)
Such a precious little thing. Really nice execution. Nice tip with the glass, i've been looking for suitable tubes for some of my projects, it's amazing how one can overlook such an obvious source for calibrated glass.
WOW!!! Have admired your work since the first video I watched, but this video blew me away a few notches over how much the other ones have blown me away. FANTASTIC!!!
I thoroughly enjoyed watching your excellent craftsmanship in this top-quality video! Thank you very much for putting in so much time to record and annotate every step!
Beautiful work and a beautiful result! I'm very new to turning on a metal lathe...still working on my second project. Your videos, especially this one, are a treasure trove of ideas and demonstrations of how it is done. Thank you! -- Mike
Well all I can say is another successfully video done by myfordboy. Well done my friend I really enjoying watching your video & your a master of making things. Grab a drink & cheers to you!
Another excellent video. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos, the lathework ones especially. That Myford is a capable machine, and your comfort and confidence with it is obvious. I haven't done any metal casting yet, but your casting videos inspire me to try!
excellent video and good timing. Both the drip oilers on my recently acquired ML-7 need total rebuilds or replacement due to major leakage and now after watching your video I can either make new ones or remanufacture the originals. Thanks for all the great videos. I pick up new tricks each time I watch one! Cheers Gerald
Really impressed, particularly on the use of hex and square collet methods! The typo corrector fluid was a new one too! First rate video as always. Many thanks for sharing.
Builders tip: Vap shops have replacement glass tubes like used here and even smaller for cheap as many are old stock not used anymore. My brother gave me a whole bag of them.. Happy building
I enjoyed that and its a nice project just got to get my self a milling machine well it is nearly Christmas I have a Raglan 5 lathe and I think your mill is a Raglan
Love use of the hex and square collet holders for indexing, brilliant. One question was the hole in the needle handle a bit too close to centre to actually fully open and close the valve?
The construction of this is very similar to the Genesis style rebuildable atomiser used in high end E-cigs. you should consider making a custom design of one of these, enthusiasts pay a lot for custom hardware!
Superbe réalisation! Merci beaucoup de nous avoir montré ce développement artisanal. Je crois que c'est ce genre de travail que nous cherchons à développer. Pourquoi utiliser vous une barre hexagonale en lieu et place d'un barre ronde ? Reverso traduction Magnificent realization! Thank you very much to have shown us this craft(home-made) development. I believe that it is this kind of work for which we try to develop. Why to use you a hexagonal rod instead of one round rod? BTW: Thanks for your presentation. It's clear, neat and descriptive.
correction fluid ; brilliant Excellent vidio, I love "when you go right along with things" Now I'll be on the hunt for maybe 2" glass we have brass stock that big. you deserve the award of the month ! thanks sam
Beautiful work. I have a set of square and hex collet blocks, but I use them in my vise. Is there a particular reason you use the jig shown in the video rather than a vise?
You need to get or make a Mill vise!! I built a nice two-piece face got a cold rolled steel quick and easy! I can't imagine messing with blocking that down like that
One can learn so many new and old tricks from watching only one of your videos. Thank you for your efforts. It's also a pleasure to watch you work.
Not sure if you guys gives a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm you can stream pretty much all the latest series on Instaflixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend these days xD
@Boden Edward definitely, been using instaflixxer for since december myself :D
My deepest regret in life, was being a salesman, and not a maestro in mechanical music.
Your intimacy, familiarity with all things metal is a delight to watch. I admire and thank you for your sharing. As an old man, not so good with clumsy hands, I envy your talent.
This isn't just machining, it's a work of art.
I wish you lived next door or near me so I could have something machined quick - you never cease to amaze me.
Sir, you do fantastic work. I've been watching your videos on machining and casting, and I'm floored with how easy you make it look! I was a machinist apprentice for a while, and while I deeply respect my former mentor, you could have taught him a good bit! Thanks for sharing this, it makes me want to get back into the trade :)
Correction fluid to protect the threads....That's worth the price of admission right there! I am in awe, as usual.
Such a precious little thing. Really nice execution. Nice tip with the glass, i've been looking for suitable tubes for some of my projects, it's amazing how one can overlook such an obvious source for calibrated glass.
Far better than the ones Myford are currently selling. I bought two to find they don't drip but simply leak down the side of the viewing glass.
WOW!!! Have admired your work since the first video I watched, but this video blew me away a few notches over how much the other ones have blown me away. FANTASTIC!!!
Brilliant work! Thank you for inspiring us to get back into the shop!
Never seen the square and hexagon holders for cutting flats on a lathe before. Very nice.
That is a nice oiler. I admire your patience, your are a real artisan.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching your excellent craftsmanship in this top-quality video! Thank you very much for putting in so much time to record and annotate every step!
This is so much better than watching a goldfish swim around in it's bowl.... but it has the same hypnotising effect.
You sir, are a brilliant machinist. Thanks for sharing your craft with all of us.
Beautiful work and a beautiful result! I'm very new to turning on a metal lathe...still working on my second project. Your videos, especially this one, are a treasure trove of ideas and demonstrations of how it is done. Thank you!
-- Mike
Well all I can say is another successfully video done by myfordboy. Well done my friend I really enjoying watching your video & your a master of making things. Grab a drink & cheers to you!
Another excellent video. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos, the lathework ones especially. That Myford is a capable machine, and your comfort and confidence with it is obvious. I haven't done any metal casting yet, but your casting videos inspire me to try!
Really nice piece of handcraft, love that you explain in detail through your steps.
Beautifully made and very stylish. When my lathe skills improve I would love to make a set for my vintage lathe
excellent video and good timing. Both the drip oilers on my recently acquired ML-7 need total rebuilds or replacement due to major leakage and now after watching your video I can either make new ones or remanufacture the originals. Thanks for all the great videos. I pick up new tricks each time I watch one! Cheers Gerald
Real craftsmanship. Love your projects
Sweet. I love seeing things made in miniature
very nicely done. Never saw the 'white out' protection trick before.
Really impressed, particularly on the use of hex and square collet methods! The typo corrector fluid was a new one too! First rate video as always. Many thanks for sharing.
It's ... it's ... it's just awesome!
As usual, without saying a single word, but a wonderful result of the work!
Very interesting to see correction fluid being used on the threads. Never heard of that.
Very fine work. Love your videos. Thanks for all the time I know it takes to produce them.
Thanks for all your videos, the way you show how you work is so interesting, sorry I do not have a good english.
Thank you very much for sharing.
Builders tip: Vap shops have replacement glass tubes like used here and even smaller for cheap as many are old stock not used anymore. My brother gave me a whole bag of them.. Happy building
I enjoyed that and its a nice project just got to get my self a milling machine well it is nearly Christmas I have a Raglan 5 lathe and I think your mill is a Raglan
love your projects and your craftsmanship
Love use of the hex and square collet holders for indexing, brilliant. One question was the hole in the needle handle a bit too close to centre to actually fully open and close the valve?
Seems to work OK as it is but could easily be altered.
What a beautiful peace of craftsmanship :)
This is easy when one has shop equipment like this individual does. Try making it without all the fancy equipment.
OUTSTANDING work my friend. Watchmaker quality all the way. -Even my eyes my eyes are not that good, let alone my skills.
Great work! Lot of engineering in this little piece!
The construction of this is very similar to the Genesis style rebuildable atomiser used in high end E-cigs. you should consider making a custom design of one of these, enthusiasts pay a lot for custom hardware!
Superbe réalisation! Merci beaucoup de nous avoir montré ce développement artisanal. Je crois que c'est ce genre de travail que nous cherchons à développer.
Pourquoi utiliser vous une barre hexagonale en lieu et place d'un barre ronde ?
Reverso traduction
Magnificent realization! Thank you very much to have shown us this craft(home-made) development. I believe that it is this kind of work for which we try to develop.
Why to use you a hexagonal rod instead of one round rod?
BTW: Thanks for your presentation. It's clear, neat and descriptive.
I did not have round rod large enough but had an off cut of hex.
Wonderful! Love the design. Also, 10BA, that's getting quite tiny there!
excellent workmanship, thanks for posting this.
super pomysł z tym szkłem na smarownice
Great work. ✔️💯🏆
Thanks so much for sharing. 😉👌🏼
great video and ive learned a few tricks how to machine small parts, you need a vice though for the hex collet block ;)
lovely piece of work
When you took out the Tipp-Ex at first I thought you were a nut. I didn't know it could withstand a bunsen burner.
Great Video, Very Useful Part for Restorers
very nicely done.
Thank you for an excellent video. As always.
similar to those of my MyFord ML7, now he'll break them build me alone! thank you!
Fantastic work! Simply the best! Thanks for sharing..:)
Very nice project. You're a master! Take care, be safe!
amazing. Thankyou for showing!
correction fluid ; brilliant Excellent vidio, I love "when you go right along with things"
Now I'll be on the hunt for maybe 2" glass we have brass stock that big. you deserve the award of the month ! thanks sam
Very nice work! I enjoyed this very much. Thank you!
Just saw a china based ebay selling these for £11 each. The chinese must be watching your videos.
nice work, you make it all look easy
Nice work very enjoyable video
Amazing work!!! I'm speechless.
Hi !
Wav, a really nice piece - a master piece !
Brilliant. I keep watching these vids haha. Cheers!
You are brill. Fantastic piece of work
This is awesome just what i need thanks for THE tip i will have à go on this one. Have à Nice day Gerrit
Great job !!! Always love your videos and projects!
A true master! Thank you for an interesting video!
excellent work, very inspiring
Great video. Thank you for the effort to make this
Beautiful work.
That's just ........ Wow!
can you make a video to mill out locomotive parts for a livesteam project? That will be awesome and very educational to live steam enthusiast
I learned a lot from this video! Ty
wow, excellent work!! thanks for sharing.
Wow, what a great video.
nice job ,very cool . i like it .what to make one now...
Stunning!
Very nice work!
Another great video
Es usted todo un genio.
Very nice job, well done.
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Very impressive.
Excellent
lovely.
Very nice, as always bro.
Awesome work!
Excellent job. Thank-you :-)
This is a peace of ART, how can get the free plans so I can make it. I don't want to post my email address in public.
I need an email to semd it. Send me a PM or find my address here myfordboy.blogspot.co.uk/
Beautiful work. I have a set of square and hex collet blocks, but I use them in my vise. Is there a particular reason you use the jig shown in the video rather than a vise?
There was not enough room between table and spindle to use the vise.
thanks
You need to get or make a Mill vise!!
I built a nice two-piece face got a cold rolled steel quick and easy!
I can't imagine messing with blocking that down like that
Great job!!! Wow.
simply great!!!
Beautiful
amazing work !
beautiful
Subscribed.
Nice job !
You can buy glass tanks which are for vape tanks. Just a thought. Search fat bubble tank glass.
Good tip.
Very nice. What make is your ER collet chuck/ collet set?
Thank you
Hello,
Superb realization. Are you using bronze or brass? And what flow to braze? Thank you
Brass construction. Easyflow 2 silver solder.