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Total crap....the camera waving about makes me motion sick.....Im outta here.

hi. im about to inherit a hardinge like yours. any chance you could send me the dimensions? length, depth and hight. i know they weigh about 770kgs. good video.

I agree. The manufacturing team are morons. Should have a drain tap.

I am quite interested in your idea of using a second surface grinder as a cutoff machine. Shops, especially small shops, which i have downsized to about a quarter of the space i used to occupy, are all about capability, and floor space. Every square inch of floor space has to be rationalized. Double duty for a surface grinder is an excellent idea i think. Thin curf cutoff 8" wheel, you have extraction and i have coolant capability. And being three phase on a VFD, maybe a carbide wet saw blade reducing the RPM? Obviously the arrangement of the table and cutting does not lend itself to a lot of cutting jobs. But the machine... mine is a manual Brown & Sharp 6 x 12 , it could be quite handy for some tasks... especially where close tolerances are desired. Thank you for the tour.

annoying sing song verbal diatribe

I care about Abum.

Trump Tower Moscow! Talk about Deff, Dumb, and Blindly Deceived!

Well said dude.

Nice work sir

Nice vid. I use inkscape.

Cool Stuff Dave

They never make it easy. That would take common sense. They charge extra for that! I know the struggle all too well. 😂

Max use of available space.

When we quit making mistakes we have quit doing anything. Thanks for video.

Lookin good Dave, have fun with your new toy.

Very nice work sir

Why so much extension on the tailstock?

Do you ever watch your own videos? Wanna get a lot of viewers? Stop with the umm's and ahh's every other word. Work on your video personality. Also, we come for the machining, 20 minutes of talk makes the video hard to watch.

Cool project. I made a similar shelf set up for my lathe tool holders. Made it on my cnc plasma table.

Very nicely to see this I do love make one for my shop but my place never found belt that is my problem

No one cares about Abum 79.

Nice looking lathe and a beast. I just purchased the 1440 and I have been terribly disappointed in PM's support. I was told they have the best of customer service and I have found just the opposite. I hope this lasts you a long time. They do have a good warranty.

*_Like the machines. I have a round tuit but I have to keep it, only one I got. if I send it to you then I'll never get anything done._* 😆🤣

Pekerjaan satu profesi, 👍👍👍

Usually always like your videos. But this one was hard to watch because of tv noise.

Beautiful machine. Thanks

I couldnt watch it with shaky cam sorry.

Just got a 5C scroll chuck for my little lathe, and a nice set of metric collets. The 5C seem to be popular and a safer option to work up close with. Stoked on your new lathe mate👍👌🇦🇺

Nice shop mate👍👌🇦🇺

You've earned my subscription 👍👌🇦🇺

The whole shop must have that new car smell now 😎

Congratulations David

You need a bigger shop!

Nice new lathe David. Gilles

Nice goin'. A Hardinge too. Subscribed

Glad you are back to making videos. Excited to see the PM lathe. I have been pondering buying the 16x40. Really could use a 16x54. I sold my monarch 16cw. Wish I hadnt😢

Hi David, Thanks very much . Just what I was looking for. Didn't notice those adjustment screws before. Regards Terry

If I remember right, on my HLV-BK, those are cap screws in the tailstock. They secure a straight gib. There is no adjustment here. What I did is shim in between this secured gib and the casting to correct any offset in alignment to the headstock.

Did you try reaming it by hand to see would it make a difference

David please don't think I'm critiquing you negatively. That is definitely not the case ... as I'm only trying to point out things that you'll find out in time. You are the first person on TH-cam that I've seen that utilizing the capacity of my Rose-Index for enlargening your work envelope, and various functions in one project. Thank you for your time and sharing this video series. -2m40seconds: "Having a hard time getting a reading with the square": If you trust the parallelism of your square you can use both sides of your square as it is convinent per your situation.... and work off of the side opposite of the setscrew side if it is more accessable. All of the shapes of the Rose-Index are machined in the same operation so the position and repeatability is very good regardless of the shape you transfer to. -2m55seconds:"Possibly getting distortion": You'd have to be very tight to get distortion. I've tested my steel 2" Rose-Index up to 150 inchpounds and I had under a thou of total indicator movement across all of the surfaces. I really should come up with some recommended torque limits. -10m : The brass tip on the set screw is important for a couple reasons. Movement and not damaging/maring the work piece. -16m40seconds: Along with Joell's pointing out the vee area pointing towards you being the best position to work with ..... using the weight of your part sitting on the two vises you should be able to just push on the Rose-Index (into the vee area) with your square and it should straighten the shaft out by just pushing towards the solid jaws on your vises. Thank you again for sharing, Timm Rosenthal

Joell is correct. I really recommend setting up as he described. Do you have an email address or contact information you could send me? I'd like to reach out and talk if you're interested.

Smart processes well explained, I like it!

That reamer is not good advertising for USA made...

I wonder: it's probably likely that you will see metric requirements more often, might be worthwhile to start tooling up, maybe a "bit" at a time, like a collet set, to open up your precision work capabilities? Just a thought...

I'll remember the lose chuck and ball method for future use. thanks.

Hell yea Dave!

Nice machines but I have an acute case of claustrophobia.

People said the same shit about immigration in the 1990s, the 1970s, the 1950s the 1920s, the 1900s, the 1880s and the 1850s about the Chinese, Eastern Europeans, Italians, Jews, Germans and Irish. Complaining about immigration is just a roundabout way of saying "I'm a Heartless Economic Illiterate".

Wow , sorry but I can't be part of this. Was looking forward to topics relating to machining. I am unsubscribing as a result of your political rant.

Can you post the x,y coordinates of the berkeley bowl. Big side. Thanks. I want to add them to my fixture plate similar to yours.