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Thanks buddy, I am catching up, please keep um coming..

pro tip for fitting the bearings Matty. Prestart the bearings with hammer and m/s drift. going 100% with the press risks ruining the bore if the bearing starts cock eyed. Another trick is to make a short counterbore of bearing size+.05mm. Depth = radius of bearing shoulder. This will help getting the bearing square with the bore. Regarding the touch DRO on the lathe be sure to look for 0.005mm or better resolution on the cross slide scale. Remember the counter doubles the tool movement to read diameter! As far as I know the mag scales are only good for 0.01 resolution

I have wanted to create something like this for my own use. So much thought goes into the process. An outrigger with a crank jack that has a drop leg is something I have used for various terrains. A humble craftsman will always have my respect! Nice looking job!

G'day Matty. Good work on this video installment. It's been a massive build for you and I'm very impressed. You never cease to amaze me. Cheers, Aaron.

Great work as always Matty.

Damn good job!

Nice explanation, presentation and nice design approach. Your solution has something others don't; compactness. Others take scads of space, making them intrusive, huge in dimension, and then, considering the size of the contraption, not very rigid. Your approach if it was beefed up a bit more would still be very reasonable yet there would be significant rigidity.

I appreciate the fact you make it look easy which inspires wannabes like me to have a crack. Just wish cast was easy to get hold of.

This is an awesome project that you are doing and I know a few in the trade that would struggle to perform to your standards. I'm a fitter and turner with 35 years experience fitting but only 6 months in a machine shop and your work is up there with what I've seen going on. Since I've been semi retired is where I really discovered I love machining and hope to be as good as you eventually. are you planning to sell the plans to this project? as I would be really keen to give this one a crack.

Sorry, hit the wrong thumbs button! Really like the build you did on the floating die tool!

Hi Matty I'm impressed with the Hemingway builds your doing & done I'v never made anything off a print how can we get a copy of the drawings . Man great job also your a master freehanding chamfers . Thanks JM

Thanks Matty, this is another great video, I am catching on this build. Never a need for you to be sorry buddy, thanks for all you do for us.

Mate…. your work is inspiring 👏👏 Regards Robert

dam'n good fine pretty piece of machinig.

Vwry nice fishing and job...Thank You...

That's one heck of a boring bar mate. Bloody beauty...

Lol , would not want to get tangled up in that ! Good result 👍

Hi Matty, it came out great! You'll need to dream up some projects to use it on.

Fantastic build Matty.

Great job! Thank you for sharing!

Another nice video Matty, nice work on the rotary table. cheers SteveO

Nice work 👍

Good on ya Matty, a fidgety piece and a job so well done. You're amazing mate.

Fine work Matty, excellent job all round. Thanks for sharing

It's a lot more than half promising Matty. It's been great watching you build your latest project. Looks superb.

Good better that good, keep it up mate ...if I get to be half as good as you I be a happy man

Wow, that is amazing. . it looks fantastic. . keep showing us all your work, even the tiny stuff. . Just amazing perfection. . NICE ! !

Oh yeah, gotta go and edit, and then you go fishing 😂 Very nice build indeed! I'm guessing there's a practical limit on the spindle speed when it's set up for facing? That star wheel might get up enough inertia to keep spinning between rotations. Regards, Preso

Very nice work! Thanks for your time!