DIY WOODEN LATHE | PART 3 | TAILSTOCK
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2020
- Since I have my new drill press, the old one was standing unused in my workshop. So I decided to make a small wooden lathe out of it. The main parts i used to make this wooden lathe were the motor, the pulleys, the bearings, the belt and the power switch.
In this video I make the Tailstock.
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Absolutely beautiful
Very clever man indeed 👏
very nice job 👍👏
Dirk from Germany
I think you have done a great job
Really wonder for your lathe & tail stock is new look and great, thanks for your vedio
Excellent job!
Precision is almost everything! You have such an array of wonderful tools. Makes the job much easier...
I never would have thought to make a tool case from wood, but the way you do it gives me many ideas for tools I previously thought were too expensive to get. I may try using an old fan motor I have lying around to make my own lathe, thank you for the inspiration!
I watched all your videos on this project. Really enjoyed watching someone with your skills and envy you. Keep the projects coming.
Absolutely Fantastic!! I've watched 3 of these, now on to the 4th. I'm going to build my own lathe
Roddy Australia
Love the the tailstock , thought & engineering .
I had my doubts about a plywood lathe but damn that came out not only looking good but actually being very functional. Great work indeed !!!
Skill at the rank of art!!!Very impressive work!
I watched all three videos and think that they are awesome. The tail stock is a great way for building one! Keep up the good work.
One of the best Joiners at work, The answer is to be slow and precise."Thank you."
Awesome, I loved your design and the way you work, my most sincere congratulations, thank you very much for sharing this great work
Respect, Respect, Respect. Beautiful job!
Great build.
After your done this lathe The dealers should make the prices very low to the lathes they sell to people ; shame on them after seen your work dose not price down.
God bless you.
Excellent the whole lathe looked good, nicely designed and built.
Respect for that tailstock. I was initially only looking up how to properly attach the "turn"-hook for the headstock. Got interested in the rest of the videos as well. Well done friend!
Je félicite Les annonceurs pour leurs travaux très bien réalisé j'adore merci
Wonderful!!! I’m following your work.
Really different style to other lathe builds, enjoyed the videos of your lathe project.👍👍👍
That has to be the strongest wood glue on earth. To be able to hold the pressure of something pushing out constantly on that tube. Impressive!
Die Maschine ist abschließend wirklich toll geworden. Super Arbeit .... 👍🏽
Absolutely Beautiful work! Also very functional! A work you can be proud of!
a truly wonderful build, and a pleasure to watch
Thank you
I have only watched part three of this lathe design, but I am most impressed!, This is not only functional but a thing of beauty, your hexagonal construction is something I would never have thought of, it is such an elegant solution I will definitely incorporate it in my own build, your video production is also excellent, no distraction and an informative commentary, all things considered good effort sir, I have subscribed and will recommend you to my all my practical friends
Thank you so much for your words. I really appreciate that.
If it looks like a tailstock and works like a tailstock it's a tailstock! Excellent job. 👍 😎
Very impressive. Looks really professional peice of woodworking.
Thanks for sharing us.
Great build! Thanks for sharing. I would suggest a hexagonal one-piece ring on the front of the external tube so that strengthens the tube and preventing it from splitting apart from the stress applied from the locking nut.
Very nice piece of wooden engineering! and a Great Design. Thanks for showing this.
Beautiful detailed design and construction!
Functional and beautiful too!
Wonderfull job mister. Great design, skilled manufacturing; elegant and functional! My respect from Chile!
Beautifully engineered!
Very neat...Just wish for a live center now....
Excellently done. Kudos, man.
you truly are an artist good sir
Awesome!!! I must have missed part 1 and 2, so I am sure to go watch them now. Thanks so much for sharing this because I have to build a tailstock for my Shopsmith so I can use it as a lathe. I made a drumsander out of my Shopsmith and built a tailstock for it, but I would need to design and build a different one for it to be used as a lathe. I like your design!!
Makin' Sawdust are you going to make some videos of your contraption too? I like the idea of using a Shopsmith as a drumsander.
I think, that is the most impressive and the best lathe.
Maybe test machine?
Good work 🏆👌
Complimenti, ottimo lavoro 👍👍👍
I've been following the whole build, it's coming along marvelously. You should be very proud. The tail stock is just beautiful. I bet you could even come up with an adapter of some sort for a Jacobs Chuck on it. It could thread right on to your live center instead of the standard mourse taper.
Well done, looking really good. You are making me want to build one, just from watching you haha!
Awesome job on a til stock! Well done my friend 🤘🏼
Beautiful!
fantastic job, thank you.
What do I think? You asked, well I'll tell you what I think. I think you have done an incredibly marvelous job, especially on the construction of that tail stock. A+. God Bless. Stay safe.
Bonjour, ton tour à bois est juste magnifique. Félicitations pour ton travail et ta rigueur... Deutsche qualität naturlich. Le design est sympa également. Bravo.
Fantastic work, man. It's looking fantastic! 😃
I watched the third part of the wood turning production with curiosity and admiration. Great project. You did a very good job. I sincerely congratulate you. Thank you for sharing and giving ideas. Warm hug. Yours truly....
LM,
@@antoniomalvasi4127 see you
Beautiful 😍 woodworking. Thanks,
I have just finished watching all 4 Videos on this very Impressive Wooden Lathe build. I have one myself I made around 5 years back and still going strong, But it is a big lathe and as I am looking to make a smaller bench top type Lathe Yours is exactly what I am looking for after all the RUclips searches Yours is the one I want to build. I was very Impressed with the tailstock design you come up with. I have to say that the whole Lathe is Outstanding. Thank you for sharing your talents and I have Subscribed to your channel as I like the way you design and build your projects..... Take care out there and be safe. 👍😎👍😎👍
Absolutely brilliant. You really have me thinking hard about my design. John Warner. Australia
Great and awesome work!
precision......... just love it....... I really don't mind ordering 1 set from you
Excellent workmanship. Congratulations. I hope you get much use and lots of pleasure using the lathe. Gruss aus Kapstadt
Nice craftsmanship & design.
Excellent. Great job.
Great stuff as usual.
Was soll ich dazu sagen, Top Job. PRIMA.
Hi i enjoyed dexe three videos Greetz from Holland
wow impressive design
Excellent design and job to make it
I was very curious about the tailstock, being it the most difficult to build and, more importantly, to align and keep aligned in all operating positions. Your solution seems to tackle all these properly, with enough stiffness for normal turning (yet, it will probably not hold alignment very well, under turning pressure, with tailstock extended - wood is simply not stiff enough - but if you use it retracted, it will handle greater radial pressure).
So, great work!! Now let's see it working :-)
The Best!!
schöne Formgebung .. Super Video
Bravissimo!!!!
Wie üblich super gemacht!!
So far a very nice job, I would have made the tailstock with a live centre, it would then be possible to turn pieces supported by both centres,
Wow...i'm speechless in front your talent. It's a great work👏👏👏👏👏👏. You juqt get a new subscriber 👍👍👍👍👍
Good job brother excellent and neat.
Thanks
Very nice work
Halo,
Very well built.
I would like to see it in action.
Willy from Belgium.
🤓🤓🤓
Simply ..... perfect. You did a great job. Very interesting and informative project. Thx for sharing
Ótimo trabalho parabéns ganhou mais um inscrito
Amazing sir
Once again a most excellent job. Your attention to accurately achieve the precision needed in this project with ply wood amazes me. That is/was your vocation before you started your youtube career?
On The Vídeo You Asked What Do You Think About This Vídeo. ?..The Answer ...is ..That YOU Are Amazing Sir Loved It. Thank You . For. This Incredible 3 Part Vídeo..
Very well done! I probably would have glued light sandpaper to the clamping board on the bottom but that would cause wear so .... Maybe better left off...?
Fantastique ! Super bravo Merci , mais il faut se le mériter , c'est un sacré boulot...........
아재요 . 정말로 기술좋습니다.
구독과 좋아요 선물합니다.
I like it 👍
Great design and I really appreciate the amount of details in the video. Can you explain what is the benefit of making this "cylinder" that long?
Todo perfecto, excepto que el contrapunto debe girar, un rodamiento y mas que perfecto. si lo dejas así, se quemará la madera que apoyes en el contrapunto, tiene que girar. Felicitaciones. Un saludo desde Bilbao-Spain.
Going to make one to turn tactical canes and walking sticks.
Hi, very good job! One question: the tip from the tail stock shouldn't be able to rotate freely?
Ich hätte es gerne mal in Aktion gesehen, hoffe es hält dem druck beim drechseln stand! Aber tolle Arbeit!
be interested to see a folow up on how this design held up. ! does the forward angle on the tailstock body limit the capacity?. ( maybe a designed safety feature ) great project from start to finish.. and very well done * * * * *
Nice...
Excellent design, execution and functionality. Will you create plans for the lathe project?
I hope so
You are amazing👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
nice one
how did you make sure that you were perfectly centered on the rods?
I guess you could have made the spindle wheel bigger
Why?
good
When your paintjob starts, please go for an industrial look with hammerite or something like that. :-))
You mean Hammertone?! Unless it has more than one name...
@@Colaaah Hammerite brand. Try google it works for some.
@@taunteratwill1787 Haha 3am here, eye's hanging out of my head, google may work for me tomorrow, I'm off to bed.
I guess that's the difference hey, you're talking about a brand name, where I'm talking about the finish name...
Does turning the tailstock handwheel clockwise not pull the quill backwards as the threaded rod screws into the nut in the quill - the OPPOSITE of a professional lathe tailstock - as you are using right-hand threaded rod? Or am I missing something here?
Really good video, enjoyed the series. Can you tell me why you put the tail stock stand that way around, if you put the tail stock stand sloping away from the headstock it would not interfere with any large wood turning piece as it would be sloping away from insted of into the work piece. This is in no way a criticism just an observation, great work though
Shaun Fawcett I assume so that the lathe can hold a longer wood blank without being overly long. Hope that makes sense.
Hi, by the way, do you have some plans to post the way to build a drill press? Thank You
I watched to the end. I've watched all your vids to the end
Particularly this Lathe series
You have great presentation and demonstrative skills
I felt involved in the making of this tailstock :)
As for the tailstock, I'm a little leery of it due to it's made of plywood & and the major components are held together with glue & dowels :) I'm intrigued by it's design & genuinely curious how it will holdup under use & especially prolonged use. A lot of pressure and forces can be had back there of the tailstock.
As for your design, I like it but the duel handles holding it to the bed might get cumbersome after a while of usage.
I think I understand why it's designed like that but still, dealing with 2 handles every time it's positioned could quickly become a P.i.t.A.. (Is my thought)
I'm not too thrilled that the handles are positioned in the corners, either. But I get it
Overall, you're doing a great job
Thanx for sharing it with us
You obviously aren't too familiar with woodworking by the sound of it?!?! Are you more of a metal worker? Have you only worked with metal really?!?! If I'm mistaken, please tell me what you would do differently with what has been done that you commented on, you know, the things that you are a little leery on???!!!??? And what design changes would you do in your professional opinion?!?!??? I'm genuinely curious about what you would do differently, please elaborate extensively...
Looking forward to your response :)