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Sir, Thank you! I couldn’t figure out how to remove that damn plate to reach the bulb. You saved me from using a lot of curse words haha..

My sentiments exactly ! I thank you.

Thank You!!! You make the most masterful videos my friend. I have NO idea what it takes to create such content and animation... but I sure wish I had your gifts to do such myself. Always look forward to seeing you post. Be well!

Thank you for spending the time to make these videos. They are a true treasure

A música da autora Julia, é um Hino da harpa Cristã tocada aqui no Brasil. Muito linda.

great job on the collet block and music. You are a multi talented man! Thanks for sharing.. Most enjoyable Thanks Esko

Good job Finno, metalworking and music ! Bravo !

Making a drill grinder?

"Home on the Range" has been my ear worm for a while, and while working in the garage I was singing it with a lot of musicality, if I may say so myself. That was moments before going into the house and watching your music video.

Good job finno

I got 2 content ID copyright claims on this video: 1. Aloha Oe. The song was writen by the Princess of the Hawaiian Kingdom, Liliʻuokalani. She died 1917 (aged 79) in Honolulu. 2. Porilaisten Marssi which is a Finnish MIlitary march composed by Christian Fredric Kress who died 1812 in Helsinki.

30 minutes in, you mill the sides off the tilting vice, to clamp it at 10° in the fixed vice? I don't understand why! You could bolt it to the table, and use its tilting feature !!!

If you set your air compressor to the psi then you can just leave it on for a while so u know it's full?

Finno-Ugric blacksmith chad vs. Indo-European hydraulic block virgin

Great machine as long as you don't want any parts ! I have lz330 even ringing the factory from Australia ! Looking for some very basic help . Don't bother just a wast of time .

It is functional ART! ❤

Hi, nice videos! Is that a thousands Dial indicator? 0.001?

Great work!!

good job finno

I preferred your earlier videos. I'm sorry but your last few videos are much too long. I'm looking for a short background, some video and explanation of the design and how you will hold the material and set up angles and then highlights of the actual machining and then done. For something like a TNMG insert tool I'd expect more like 20 to 30 minutes of video.

I know this is going to sound weird but I love this guys videos can you get them in English.

Itse en oo viittiny noita tehdä vaikka CNC koneella ei ois juuri konstikaan. Tasojyrsimen teko kiinnostaiskin kun kiinan jyrsimissä aina palat eri tasossa. Toki kiinan palatkin luultavasti kaikki eri kokoisia.

Nice part to make in your own shop. Those holders can be expensive! Thank you for the interesting and sometimes "exciting" video. You had me on the edge of my seat when you started the slitting saw into the workpiece. lol

Kiitos Esko! Hienoa harrastamista! Itse tein just poruslaitteen sorviin... tsekkaa video jos kiinnostaa... 👍🏻🎅🏻🇫🇮

Hi ESko, great video nice holder. To tighten the collet I think that iff you dril 2 holes on the outside in the backplate of the colletholder in 180 degrees, so you can put a pin in the holes for the contra force you need to tighten the collet. Trough this way you push no force on the gears of the lathe. Make a nice pin with a good grip as a part for the colletholder. You don't have to bring switches in low gear to have contra force and after tighten the collet no more return to the gear you have before. I think it saves time and the RPM stays equal on your settings.

THANKS ESKO FOR THIS BAUTIFULL SONG, I LIKE IT.

hello! with copyright, i think you can slow down or speed up a little the song that is claimed and youtube won't have a problem with it

why the farewell? :(

this is simply the best

Kaikkea ne piilottaa rautamötikän sisään terästehtaalla.

Very helpful, as is usual. Thank you.

very good video finno

Olipa mukava törmätä kanavaasi😊. Mielenkiintoisia videoita ja vinkkejä riittää, siitä kiitos😁👍. Itse opiskelin alaa joskus 40v sitten ja jälleen kiinnostaa näin vanhemmiten😂. Tätä videota katsellessa ja kun nuo suuntaispalat eivät oikein kiristyneet työkappaleen alle, tuli TH-cam käyttäjän Blondihacks video Vertical mill tutorial 5 ja siinä pyöreän tangon käyttö apurina heti aloituksessa. Itsekin olin jo kouluajalta tutun vinkin unohtanut😂. Vilkaisepa sitä videota. Kiitokset vielä, näitä on mukava katsoa👍👍👍

Please turn off the Circus Background Music it's Terrible and Distracting 😭

Fun!! 30 deg. cutter, 7mm long cut :( 7 x 30tan = 4.04 depth of cut) Tan = opposite over the adjacent side of the right triangle. Great guess, bravo. Love your channel.

Thanks for the explanation, now I change the hid lamps by miself 👏👏👏

Well done Sr! 👍

*Promo SM* 🙂

Härre kuud! Kieli miähiä... onneksi Eskolla on tekstitys niin Kotkan poikakin ymmärtää mitä siinä tehhään... Hyvä Video! 🎅🏻👍🏻🇫🇮

Very cool that Tangent Jim sent you one of his sine bars !! I correspond with him often, great guy. best regards Steve

I wonder what the music was while making the mkt conus.

good job finno

Miksi noin vähän leikkuuta? Itse yleensä noissa halkasioissa 1400 tai yleensä 2000. Vaikka happostakin olisi

Nice tool to have. I have a very small lathe with a #1 taper in the tailstock and wanted a tiny slip chuck but they are all 1/2 in. straight shanks for use in a drill chuck or collet.I can make a slip chuck like yours with a tiny Albrech chuck. Thanks for the ideas. The compound slide sine bar is nice but I'll just have to fuss my way through some other way. I always enjoy your videos

I am enjoying the music by Scott Joplin, I am surprised that his music has reached Finland

Oikeasti oikaisu tehdään oikaisuvalssilla. Se on helppo tehdä pienistä kuulalaakereista. 😊

Well, OK then. Beethovan is so adaptable. lol. Thanks for a few minutes of diversion.

Working well. Nice work mister

Heating wikk remove the heat treating and associated stiffness. I would use the hole in the block method, which is: drill she smallest hole the wire can fit through when straight in a scrap of 25mm stock. Clamp this in a vise. Start the wire through the hole, and use a pair of linesmens pliers as close to the block as possible, while leaving a small space between the pliers and the block. This gives the shortest radius of action, and consequently concentrates the applied stress on this small part of the wire. Bend the wire, then advance it into the hole and repeat. On and on until the entire wire is through the hole. You;ll see what I mean. An old engineering axiom is: "you must bend something to straighten it" Never more true than here. This is essentially a manual versioin of the straightening mechanism at the entrance of a machine like a nail maker when working with coil stock. Hope this helps, I suspect it will. Bill Walck

He he. I feel your pain. I have struggled doing single point cutting on my hydraulic press. Honestly I have not done it since and still are not sure if I can do it. I followed the whole build so far and you are doing a good job.