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Good show !!

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Consider adding a flapper 5o he exhaust pipe...keeps out the rain.

Love your sense of humor!

I like this 'flood oiling' idea. Best of all, in a home/hobby environment where the machines are only used occasionally, you can leave it in the machine for years at a time. No rust, no putrid smell, no worries about it freezing if the shop isn't heated, and it won't evaporate. I don't know if it's available where you are, but my local auto parts store stocks some non-detergent motor oils. (I think they're mostly used in things like lawnmowers, where there's no oil filter, so ND should be good for this application too.) I already watched your later video, where you used mineral spirits to thin out the 40-weight oil you used, so I think I'll learn from your experience and start with 10-weight instead. 0-weight would probably be even better, but I haven't seen any ND-0 on store shelves. Thanks as always!

Great job mate, worked out well, cheers

Thanks for the good idea! I think I'm going to try making something similar for the lathe.

It’s funny. I find my self saying “ problem “ in best copy of Rustinox voice. Love the videos. Thanks. Best sense of humor in TH-cam

Do tego bardzo zmniejszyłeś wibrację noża podczas obrabiania materiału. Super! Też tak zrobię, bo bardzo mało korzystam z tego małego posuwu skośnego.

What brand of insert were those? They look like they make a nice chip even if they didn't last long. Never a shortage of "projects" for competent people. Take care and thanks for the video.

Thanks for sharing. I've thought about trying to make some insert toolholders but wasn't sure if it would work.

Love your sense of humor 😂

Something that annoys me is when someone says "I rough it out on the shaper ready for the milling machine". A shaper is every bit as accurate as a milling machine.

Happy Birthday Dad

Hi Michel. A Sunday afternoon job that turns into a three week job is definitely typical of my own projects. So many unforeseen problems to overcome. You showed that with patience it’s possible to get there. Looking forward to the next part. 👏👏👍😀

Great video Michel, I tried a large thread like that a long time ago and found it had many unexpected challenges. I see I am not alone , enjoyed very much, cheers!

Thanks Michel, enjoyed that. The Railroad Association is lucky to have you 👍

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All over it like a cheap suit there Rusty . Good result . 👍👍👍

Michel , congratulations on overcoming a large amount of obstacles and producing a great video and not forgetting an invaluable piece of machinery that will live on for ages. You should be commended for devoting a lot of time to help restore the railway system that no doubt will give many hours of enjoyment to a lot of people. 👍👍😊😊

Michel, great job on repairing the turnbuckle! I enjoyed see ing you repair the thread with HHS ground tool!

At least in three weeks you have three Sunday afternoons. Never say it’s going to be a quick job out loud. Bad mistake. Cheers Nobby

Is this a RöHM 250 chuck? If so, maybe you have some spare outside jaws to sell because I have a real problem to get them. 😊

Very well done,Michel.Thank you.

Very good solution. Too bad about your unexpected spacer. That’s far more work than I’d ever put into making a spacer, a gear, maybe.😊 that’s a very unusual lathe. Who makes it, I’ve been wondering about that for a while. You may gave told us, but my memory for names is poor.

I thought those little inserts looked too small for a beefy 7 TPI thread. But you are very skilled at getting a solution and it came out 👍 Regarding your 120 tooth gear, it is possible that will still useful for impreial-metric conversion, ie cutting metric threads with your 4 TPI imperial lathe leadscrew?

I love your videos and sense of humor. Also...what an exceptionally well made spacer!!

Great video. I noticed that insert dont work on large threads also

a lot to be said for HSS sometimes! i do like a railway project too.

HSS wins. But what kind of grinding stone did you use to grind the tip of the carbide insert?

Nice work mister. It’s great to save the past. Keep it coming

Nice one Michel 🎉 hope you are keeping well, thank you for sharing buddy

Hi Michel! Good job! But I think Celtic need new paint...😔

Nice work, Rusti! 👍 Not everyone gets to play with a train set that large. 😁

Yay! HSS tooling to the rescue. Sometimes it's better to go old school. Regards, Preso

G'day Rusty Watched you make the gear, which turned out excellent. Now watching you cut the left & Right Hand threads was a pleasure. Excellent job all around. Ted

now you have a gear for the furture. for your stock being a little small you made it work. That railroad switch looks like it would be good at wrestling. good luck to you. Thanks Rusty

I learnt something today. Cheers friend👍

Michel, Excellent work on that switchgear. It seems that your scope of usefulness is expanding from barges to railroads.

Good job. Thanks for sharing.

12" to the foot scale model railroads are the best to play with!

So what if it took you three weeks Michel. You got it done and it works. If you've not cut Imperial Whitworth threads before, you have conquered a mountain in engineering terms, so don't beat yourself up my friend!

You're in good company. My Sunday afternoon projects always takes 3 weeks! 🤣

does your lathe not have a threading dial? You seem to be keeping the half nuts engaged during the entire threading process... ??

Michel - pls explain...am i lost here or what?? a joke i dont get?? why set the topslide to 55 deg.? when i cut threads i just go by eye for all threads..guess i set the topslide at about 25-30 deg. so why set the topslide at the angle you are cutting?? i dont get it

Good.

All is well that ends well. 👍

Michel, I would like to thank you for the time that yo take to make these videos, the humour that you inject and that you share your travails. As an amateur machinist I have a few myself too and I can empathise. Also as an Englishman with a smattering of French and no Flemish at all I would also like to commend your English.

hay man turned metal shop to wood now. but so good to see you looking so much better bless you and your content!

11/11/11 Lest we forget . I watch your video thank you from the family. Kit from down under