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Very nice work sir. Can’t wait to see the finished engine. I’m sure it is going to be great.

Lovely job, enjoyed every operation, superb accuracy. All those difficult setups made easily understood by us amateurs, cheers and thanks!

I'd like to know what the brush-on cutting lube is please.... I use a synthetic soluble oil dripped via a pump but it gets messy at times, plus yours seems to leave a better finish off the carbide end mill.

Great job.👍👍👍

Great video and just the right time for me as I have to make some this week .Thanks for making it

Well done mate. That turned out a lot better than I expected it to. I think the only thing I'd have done different would be to drill the holes for the bolts before cutting the bottom bit which would have helped assure alignment a touch more easily.

some great setups there. It would be interesting to see how you initially set up your rotary table

Enjoyed the video Mark. Some very interesting set ups. The part turned out really well. Cheers Nobby

nice work! Not just the machining but the video editing as well. Well done.

Incredible 😮

You always make it look so easy.😀

Lovely work. Now I just need a project that needs balls turned so I can justify buying the kit!

Hi Nice work like to see it in the future see you in the next video

That's turned out really well Mark. Looking forward to seeing it in action. It's similar in design to the Jabus and Easy Pro ball attachments. I have a very simple one that uses carbide tips. My son bought it for me on my birthday. I did a demo 4 months ago. Amazing how many different designs there are. Cheers Nobby

Looking really good. Nice job. I'm sure we will see it pop up in future videos.

Another great video

What brand chuck, back plate, and where did you get it? I could use one for my Rockwell 10" X 36" lathe!

What on earth is this video for?

Another great video . Keep um coming.👍

Isn't it 2/100mm runout considering that you have a 0.01mm indicator? I have just added the same type of collet to my lathe, and i got similar runout at first. I manage to reduce it down to few microns by clocking the collet using the next screw hole and gently tapping the collet before fully tightening the screws.

I have been thinking about getting a collet chuck doe my Logan 200. It came with some 3c collets and I want something larger. What brand is that chuck?

Very nice. I'd certainly be happy with 2 microns. Cheers Nobby

Another thing I want to do. I have acquired everything I believe for it, just not got to it yet. Nice work sir

wish mine was that good. I'm at 0.02 which I think is very good for chinese c&@p.

That looks a bit big for your mill. I have a bit bigger mill and I limit mine to 40mm. Use quality inserts, it makes a difference. For Ali use uncoated inserts designed for Ali and you will do better. I can't flood cool so I don't use coolant with TC as the fluctuation in temp can cause insert chipping, and they can take the heat. I have just machined down a cast iron block with good results using 560rpm and 0.5mm cuts.

Looking good! I’m interested to see how you are going to engrave the graduation marks.

Some very nicely made components Mark. See you in the next one. Cheers Nobby

well done

looking good.

She is coming on superbly! Lovely finish on the ally parts. I noticed your publishing some shorts. How successful are they at boosting your subscribers? I’m wondering about doing the same thing on my channel.

Sharp looking parts. Nice!

Looking very smart await the next installment

You made a nice job of the end caps Mark. Really nice finish on that aluminium. Cheers Nobby

it will be running soon

your making a lovely engine

5:43 "Right, I'm not going to *bore* you with all of the grinding..." Wait, was that a pun?

Enjoyed that. Thanks for sharing

Nice work. I was expecting a single pointed 1/4 -40 thread, as I am going to try and make a tap from a drill and should br fiddling with that for a while. Enjoyed the vid, cheers!

looking good

Thanks for the sticker show

Some excellent parts there Mark. The Router cutter did a marvellous job. Cheers Nobby

Your dovetail cutter grabbed because you were CLIMB cutting at the time. The backlash in your x direction allowed the cutter to grab, Yes you could state the issue as too fast of feed, but even slower speeds, this can happen. Especially with dovetail cutter because of the amount of cutter engagement at one time, it is safer to cut were the cutter wont grab the material and lunge forward and taking up that backlash of your lead screw. Nice fit in the end though.

We all have the same one, i was hoping you had the answers😅. It seems to work in ally or just use 1 insert. Cool vid mate👍👌🇦🇺

The XJ9512 mill I've got is specified up to 20 mm face milling. Likely using this 50 mm face mill contributed to chew up every tooth in the middle plastic gear in the transmission. Yes, some steel cutting was done. Changing inserts for aluminium was never tried but would surely give a better result on aluminium. Never practised fly cutting. Guess it makes no difference for radius larger then 20 mm.

I love mine, its fitted to a PMV25 and works a treat, the inserts I have are different from yours, I think that's your problem? also noted that you didnt seem to have the quill lock on?

Well constructed review. Really enjoy these videos.

Make sure you have at the very least a 1mm flat on the 2 external corners to clear the inevitable internal radii left by the dovetail cutter. This will ensure you are not locating just on the corners, any grit will quickly pick up in those areas.

Yep I’m the same with my mini mill. I stick with my fly cutter I made now.

You might actually want to try a heavier oil for ferrous metal work. It's a good use for used motor oil as it's already spent as far as using it for cars goes.

I have the exact one too with some of the same results. First thing I did was made sure the same number of dots are going outward. (There is ether one or two dots, molding marks). It was I bit better. Then took three inserts out (as mentioned above) better results. Make sure the head is trammed. (Cuts better one way and not the other). I’ve got a Bridgeport clone and this cutter has only one insert now, stays in the drawer too.