If you enjoy watching homemade tools being made google celso mascarenhas. He builds his own lathe, milling machine, his own jointer, steady rest, dividing head, machinist vise and much more plus the guy has metal hands on top of it. Trust me it's very entertaining. I personally think he is the best for homemade tools.
Μπραβο ακομα μια φορα!Οι κατασκευες σας εχουν αρχισει και παιρνουν εργοστασιακη μορφη, πραγμα που δειχνει την τεχνογνωσια σας, αλλα και την εμπειρεια σας στις κατασκευες!
Your welding skills have improved a lot since you've started your channel. I would like to see you weld thin stuff, like inox sheets to cover a panel or a car body panel, that would be a bigger challenge then welding thick metal. Thumbs up to your channel.
WOW Dammit you are a GOD in the manufacturing arena! I am in the final phase of my masters in Manufacturing and i don't even know 0.00000000001% of what you know! *RESPECT* bro!!! As soon as i start earning, i am becoming a patron!
Very nice job, Extreme. Im going to make one similar to that for my sb 10K, except im going to use an old harmonic balancer from a chevy 350 engine for the hollow top piece. Made one using that for another lathe once and it worked out great.
Wicked! But strange, I actually just finished a fairly intricate MOD/Make-over of a cheapo 3" steady rest just the day before I came across this vid!! Better late than never. And yes, Sooo inspirational! As I saw someone had remarked. I picked up my cheap thing of a rest on eBay for something like $60. Painfully inadequate upon arrival, but expected as much since a series of mods was the plan from the get-go. Most pertinent of the MODs executed being **#1** The installation of bearings within the tips of the fingers. But none of that side saddle hog wash. By going with the option of material removal to have the bears axles mounted sandwich style, in line load stability is maintained from the adjustment screw to the channel bolt through the bearing tip & having them embedded in the fingers, with about 2mm of bearing casing exposed at the point of contact. This allows for great debries protection, having the rectangular shaped fingers allowed for easy through bolt/mini screw mounting and also, when in action, gives 2 sided shielding to the bearings rotational points, preventing jamming or damage from chips and debris. Not that such issues are hugely common, but it is always nice to be able to incorporate additional component protection at no additional cost. Ended up having shielding of the finger bearing axles, as well as minimizing exposure of the bearing side walls almost entirely. Less than 0.5mm gap between the bearings and their mounting points which are perfectly perpendicular. (this is my only suggestion for potential improvement, for the protection benefit and just because it was so easy to incorporate ones part of the spec design.) (One question and i wrap it up) I can't believe anyone of sound mechanical mind would feel comfortable implementing a steady rest, to live spinning metal, with solid metal ended fingers to guide the spinning part by way of metal on metal contact, multiplied by three! Is such an approach somehow less idiotic than I am perceiving it to be? Or should those steady rests just straight-up be avoided? (...keeping the blinders on when steady rest shopping, not to be removed until finding a steady rest with some type of design to allow low friction contact at the business ends of the fingers). Comments or explanations welcome....
Very impressed with anyone who can make an additional tool part like this in ordar to make the final product needed. Forgive a naive ignorant question - how do you ensure the new guide piece is accurately aligned to the center point of the lathe? Or does it djust automatically happen?
you use a dial indicator , and spin it.,. when its perfectly aligned , the dial wont move anymore.. Usually, with a piece that long , you need to indicate in several places.
Genial. La creatividad y el ingenio son espectaculares en todas las máquinas. Sería genial si enseñaras el mecanismo del husillo de un taladro de banco
amigo mil felicitaciones por tu ingenio y creatividad gracias por compartir tus vídeos se demuestra toda tu práctica y conocimientos de la metalurgia felicitaciones has pensado en crear un torno casero ??? saludos desde Colombia
I need to make one for my new to me lathe. It didn't have a follow rest or a steady rest. However I think you should make it so you can open it so that you can remove the stock without having to undo the entire setup...
hey bro, you should make a table saw, a metal work one, with all those stuff, like a rough fence n some kick back display, since when all I see around is a bunch of plywood weaklings, it would be nice to see a hell of a metal worker as you, developing some of that kind, keep up the good work bro! Just think about it and give it a try!
Your videos are very good, I follow directly, I think it's cool how you create TD using practically the same tools, I have many doubts if I buy a mig or tig because you need something that welds metal and aluminum when necessary. Be used more in several projects
NICE! When I saw how you were building it, I knew you were going to use you roller bender :) Looks like a hydraulic cylinder you were making at the end?
Sir, While performing internal turing on shell of length 3mtr. i am facing serration mark inside the barrel at central location due to vibration request to give solution on how to minimize serrations
Get access to the downloadable Plans: bit.ly/MIEplans
Make it Extreme Cool build, now you can go and make yourself a cannon!
Make it Extreme every time I watch your videos it sparks creativity in my mind, thank you for the videos
Make it Extreme could you guys make a shop tour video
Easterwood like jimmy direstas canon
lilozwelder yup, that's the one I had in mind indeed. Only with a Make it Extreme twist, would be a great video
the best thing about this channel is that you use 95% of what you make for later projects. you dont just make things and them throw them in a shed
i was thinking the same, every new project he use the old projects he made. one day his shop will be all made by hand!
If you enjoy watching homemade tools being made google celso mascarenhas. He builds his own lathe, milling machine, his own jointer, steady rest, dividing head, machinist vise and much more plus the guy has metal hands on top of it. Trust me it's very entertaining. I personally think he is the best for homemade tools.
Now thats what you call an engineer 👊🏽
SO !! WHO !! ARE !! THE !! PEOPLE !!!! WHO !! JUST !! MAKE !! THINGS !! AND !! THEN !! JUST !! THROWS !! THEM !! INTO !! THE !! SHED !!???
You know what I love about your videos? It's that you always completely weld everything and not just put a few spot welds. Great job! Keep it up!
MAYBE !! HE !! CAN !! WELD !! HIMSELF !! TO !! THE !! LATHE !! AS !! WELL !!
Μπραβο ακομα μια φορα!Οι κατασκευες σας εχουν αρχισει και παιρνουν εργοστασιακη μορφη, πραγμα που δειχνει την τεχνογνωσια σας, αλλα και την εμπειρεια σας στις κατασκευες!
You guys continue to amaze me. Everything builds on previous builds - really cool.
I like that you actually use the devices you've built before for subsequent projects...
Your welding skills have improved a lot since you've started your channel. I would like to see you weld thin stuff, like inox sheets to cover a panel or a car body panel, that would be a bigger challenge then welding thick metal. Thumbs up to your channel.
WOW Dammit you are a GOD in the manufacturing arena! I am in the final phase of my masters in Manufacturing and i don't even know 0.00000000001% of what you know! *RESPECT* bro!!! As soon as i start earning, i am becoming a patron!
A good channel for self-made things.
Thanks!
AN !! EXCEPTIONAL !! CHANNEL !! FOR !! THE !! METAL !! SHREADDER !! TO !! START !! WORKING !! STRAIGHT !! AWAY !!!
Cream of the crop build vids guys. Unbelievable talent and execution.
Very nice job, Extreme. Im going to make one similar to that for my sb 10K, except im going to use an old harmonic balancer
from a chevy 350 engine for the hollow top piece. Made one using that for another lathe once and it worked out great.
It's nice to see someone appreciates a good welder. #TeamGreen
Nice work mate, given me some ideas. Thanks.
This channel is awesome.
Thank you!
Wicked! But strange, I actually just finished a fairly intricate MOD/Make-over of a cheapo 3" steady rest just the day before I came across this vid!! Better late than never. And yes, Sooo inspirational! As I saw someone had remarked.
I picked up my cheap thing of a rest on eBay for something like $60. Painfully inadequate upon arrival, but expected as much since a series of mods was the plan from the get-go. Most pertinent of the MODs executed being **#1** The installation of bearings within the tips of the fingers. But none of that side saddle hog wash. By going with the option of material removal to have the bears axles mounted sandwich style, in line load stability is maintained from the adjustment screw to the channel bolt through the bearing tip & having them embedded in the fingers, with about 2mm of bearing casing exposed at the point of contact. This allows for great debries protection, having the rectangular shaped fingers allowed for easy through bolt/mini screw mounting and also, when in action, gives 2 sided shielding to the bearings rotational points, preventing jamming or damage from chips and debris. Not that such issues are hugely common, but it is always nice to be able to incorporate additional component protection at no additional cost. Ended up having shielding of the finger bearing axles, as well as minimizing exposure of the bearing side walls almost entirely. Less than 0.5mm gap between the bearings and their mounting points which are perfectly perpendicular. (this is my only suggestion for potential improvement, for the protection benefit and just because it was so easy to incorporate ones part of the spec design.)
(One question and i wrap it up)
I can't believe anyone of sound mechanical mind would feel comfortable implementing a steady rest, to live spinning metal, with solid metal ended fingers to guide the spinning part by way of metal on metal contact, multiplied by three!
Is such an approach somehow less idiotic than I am perceiving it to be? Or should those steady rests just straight-up be avoided? (...keeping the blinders on when steady rest shopping, not to be removed until finding a steady rest with some type of design to allow low friction contact at the business ends of the fingers).
Comments or explanations welcome....
Thanks do much for the videos, I just built mine, and works beautifully
Amazing as always. GENIUS!!
Thank you!
Thanks for the post. Building my version now!
WOW Nice job! You sure have a lot of nice metal working tools. Also please use a respirator.
شغلكم ذهب عاشت الايادي متابعكم الدائم بشار من العراق
Thanks for sharing... I check your videos from time to time. Thanks.
Here's one of the things I want to do before I die and meet these guys ... amazing they do
YOU !! MUST !! BE !! QUITE !! BORED !!! THEN !!!
Excellent et magnifiquement réalisé comme d'habitude.
fantastic simple, show, top, congratulations brother, here from Brazil !!,
Very impressed with anyone who can make an additional tool part like this in ordar to make the final product needed. Forgive a naive ignorant question - how do you ensure the new guide piece is accurately aligned to the center point of the lathe? Or does it djust automatically happen?
you use a dial indicator , and spin it.,. when its perfectly aligned , the dial wont move anymore.. Usually, with a piece that long , you need to indicate in several places.
JUST !! PUT !! IT !! ANYWHERE !!
Genial. La creatividad y el ingenio son espectaculares en todas las máquinas. Sería genial si enseñaras el mecanismo del husillo de un taladro de banco
Helpful all project 👌👌👍👍
amigo mil felicitaciones por tu ingenio y creatividad gracias por compartir tus vídeos se demuestra toda tu práctica y conocimientos de la metalurgia felicitaciones has pensado en crear un torno casero ??? saludos desde Colombia
Make It extreme... você é fera no seu trabalho... parabéns.
Un trabajo perfecto , felicitaciones Maestro .
Que gran trabajo realizaste.. un accesorio inprescindible en el Torno saludos
Que lindo todo lo q haces. Soy tu fan n1 de aca desde Argentina.. Saludos
I have some of those same tools and they don't work nearly as well ! Brilliant stuff gentlemen.
Wow... Nice!!! I want your shop and your creativity as well
DREAM !! ON !! DREAMER !!
Hola,muy bueno lo felicito por esta luneta esta muy bien echo este video y explicado .gracias desde chile
The videos and projects are getting better and better!
Complimenti bel lavoro!😀
Hey guys. Love your channel. Please make a bead roller! One that allows odd shaped metal along with support for a table for supporting flat stock.
Awesome work emergency arrangement
I need to make one for my new to me lathe. It didn't have a follow rest or a steady rest. However I think you should make it so you can open it so that you can remove the stock without having to undo the entire setup...
I really like how you used those extension nuts. Great idea
ONLY !! SOMEONE !! WITH !! A !! PEANUT !! BRAIN !! REALLY !! LIKES !! THAT !!!
@@davidwillard7334 Sigh, a typical RUclips/social media comment :)
How much do you spend on steel per month? is steel cheap in greece?
гениально пойду в мастерскую резать металл. Этот проект уникален и должен облегчить работу на токарном.
Este pe rulmenți , bravo nene !
You did it better than me sir... good luck to you sir
Супер. Очень хорошая работа. Ты крут.
You should make an adjustable hole saw for drilling big holes in metal!
Yonatan24 correct. 👍
Adbhut amazing work
So thanks
hey bro, you should make a table saw, a metal work one, with all those stuff, like a rough fence n some kick back display, since when all I see around is a bunch of plywood weaklings, it would be nice to see a hell of a metal worker as you, developing some of that kind, keep up the good work bro! Just think about it and give it a try!
Класный люнет получился.
Молодец
Супер
Το κάνετε να φαίνεται τόσο εύκολο αλλά δεν είναι σίγουρο, μπράβο μάγκες
Your videos are very good, I follow directly, I think it's cool how you create TD using practically the same tools, I have many doubts if I buy a mig or tig because you need something that welds metal and aluminum when necessary. Be used more in several projects
Did you consider making it a split frame steady rest, in case you ever had to take it on/off with a part chucked in the tail stock?
Awesome work! Thanks!
I cant just imagine all those voids inside those plates and all the metal dusts and moisture that rest happily inside those
NICE !! BIT !! OF !! SCRAP !! METAL !! AIN'T !! IT !!!
Another Bad ASS video!!!! Thanks guys!!
Thank you!
MUY BUENO!!! Felicitaciones!!!
You guys are growing fast , keep up the good work !
Thank you!
Você é o cara. Parabéns.
МОЛОДЦЫ РЕБЯТА !!!
Great video! Thanks
Ребята в том же духе !!!!!! Удачи
Your work is so bad ass.
Once again you prove what a genius you are!
Great stuff as always.
Thank you!
NICE! When I saw how you were building it, I knew you were going to use you roller bender :) Looks like a hydraulic cylinder you were making at the end?
Серьёзный дядька. На таком люнет, можно дымовыве трубы, для АЭС, точить.. Запас по причности, наверно семикратный. 👍
Ótimo trabalho 👏👏👏👍
bravo ,très ingénieux !
Top Top Top , Show de bola. Parabéns ...
I dont know a shit about welding n such, but i do find it amazing to look at.
YOU'LL!! BE !! MISTER !! MAGOO !! IN !! NO !! TIME !!! HAPPY !! WELDING !!!
Excelente trabajo
Sir,
While performing internal turing on shell of length 3mtr. i am facing serration mark inside the barrel at central location due to vibration request to give solution on how to minimize serrations
Something big is coming! :)
Wow men that was excellent and exciting project. Thanks for sharing your ideas and videos to the public
i would love to see a gear/spline shaper. then you really could make anything extreme!!
Молодцы. Приятно смотреть!
excelente trabalho como sempre
exelente un gran maestro gracias por compartir tus vídeos
Amazing as always bro m
Thanks brotha! :)
houtbewerking de
Nice job,
Nice video... Very useful...
muito bom seu projeto amigo
mpravo sas re kopelia !
Shit hot. A little bit more Extreme than what I need, but yours is an excellent "get 'er done" approach.'Just what I needed. Subscribed.
متابعينك من السعودية
That was some cool shit! Damn, you guys do some impressive fabricating!
Wakodahatchee Chris
Awesome steady rest! Great work as always!
Thank you!
انت مبدع ....
I admire you and your channel.
Love the video! you are a bad ass!
Amazing broo u are a genius man
Awesome bro!
Thanks man!
what steel cutter do you use?
WOOD !! PLASTIC !! TYPE !!
What type of bearings do you use?
WOODEN !! TYPE !!!
Can you tell me the name and model of your lathe please
wow''''' nice work..........................
Great job
if you ever come to Greece you are welcome to come crush some stuff with me !!
Very good