Thanks for sharing. It takes a lot of work to setup and film a great episode. Like many, I appreciate you inviting us in your shop. I agree Cam is a clever one, but then again so are you.... LOL. +1 on the TouchDRO. Can't beat the price and ease of use. All the best Dan
Gday Dan, the touch DRO is the best thing I’ve put in the shop in a long time, I just wish I had it when I built the 2 Webster engines, Cam is a brilliant machinist and designer, i really enjoy watching his videos, Cheers
Excellent job matty, I bid .99cents on a aluminum angle plate it weighs 42 pounds, got it for .99cents and 16 dollars s&h, someone done alot of work, great tool for the shop.
@@MattysWorkshop ya, mine has been too long for years, but I have a new Jacobs taper chuck on the way, which means making shims, which means I need an adjustable angle plate...
G’day Matty. Congratulations on becoming certified. I pissed myself laughing when I watched you read that out 😂. Beautiful work on that angle 📐 plate to date. Can’t wait to see it finished. Cheers buddy 🍻. Aaron
Gday Aaron, I still can’t believe I made the grade considering I’m just a screwed up steering wheel attendant, the angle plate should turn out alright when it’s finished, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Hey Matty, I wouldn't trust Aaron if I were you. If you can't see the hologram when you look at it at an angle then the certificate is fake. Aaron was known to do all kind of shady stuff like that in his youth in high school. Hopefully you didn't lick the glue at the back of the sticker?
So you're certified now then Matty, guess that means no more stuff-ups! 😂 I love working off the cuff, no drawings, I do most of my stuff that way, bet you never guessed!! That fly cutter does an excellent job. Looking forward to the rest of the build. Cheers, Alan.
Gday Alan, I’ve really got to step up and make no more screw ups, at least not show any on camera😉, a lot of the things I make are done with no plans or very rough notes on a old bit of paper, the fly cis really preforming well atm, the speeds and feeds are the trick I think, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Beautiful work, Matty! Your fly cutting skills are off the chain! 😁 I guess that's to be expected from a certified, TH-cam Machinist 😉. Gonna be a great build! Cheers! 😊
Gday, I’m really impressed with the Hangsterfers 5030 coolant, I’m getting better surface finish’s and being able to see the job through the coolant is a big bonus, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Sorry for missing this video.... im back on my feet TG i was ina car accident that had me sidelined for a little while. love your videos they keep me smiling
Gday Paul, sorry to hear you were sidelined but good to hear you up and going again, I’m glad the videos keep you smiling mate and i really appreciate you watching and commenting, cheers
Gday Preso, that’s not a bad idea but the closest Bunnings is 3hrs away, I wonder if they would pay a travel allowance, ummm, I better make a phone call,😂, thanks for watching mate. Cheers
Great job Matty I have been going to make one for the last 10 year, keeps getting put to back of list as i can always borrow one, so hopefuly soon i will bite the bullet and have my own!!!!🙌 Look forward to the next part take care Kev
Great job Matty. I have a start on mine . I machined 9/16 " x .250 " deep slots from the back side and a series of .375" thru holes so I can use 3/8-16 square head bolds as TEE Bolts. I am also planning to use a length of round stock bolted to the edge for my pivot point. Thus allowing me to use the table Tee slots for alignment and strap clamps to hold it in position. Congrats on the Certification . You truly deserve it. Also great to know a resident of Texas sent it to you.
Gday, Terry, when I decided to make this I had a quick look on the net and these a lot of variations on the designs, I think this will have slots at this stage, thanks for watching mate, cheers
@@MattysWorkshop It must be really hard to get the two radii to line up with the edge of the metal plate. I mean getting the tapping holes in exactly the correct positions so that the plate can move as a hinge nice and square. It's a bit hard for me to explain this in words mate. I hope you get what I mean
Nice Matty 8-) maybe worth considering adding a semicircular foot on the tilting part so it can be set like a sine plate (with a bit of additional maths.)
Gday Bill, this table at the stage will be for basic setups, I may doing something later on to be able to set angles with accuracy, thanks for watching mate, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop great mill Cincinnati had one a few years ago wish i never let it go I’m rebuilding a Bridgeport at the minute tougher than it looks mind you
Hi Matty, I'm enjoying your posts. I'm thinking about getting my first lathe. I think I recognised the al51g in your very early videos which is what I'm strongly leaning towards. Would you care to share your opinion (which would be much appreciated) on that choice for a first lathe? Unless I recognised incorrectly then just ignore this :). I know it's got an imperial lead screw but I don't think that will be a major drama for a complete novice! Better than an eBay anchor surely for much the same price with a 500 bed. Many thanks, cheers Steve
Gday Steve, yes I had an AL51g lathe, overall it wasn’t a bad lathe but it did have a few problems, a mate of mine in town here brought the same lathe at the same time and we both had trouble with sand that was still in the castings and we both had to replace the headstock bearings, the sand also was in the apron which stuffed the half nuts in no time, the drive belt leaves a lot to be desired, they are a M series belt which don’t last long at all, way to small in my opinion, I did an upgrade to the clamp that hold the compound slide on, originally they are a 2 bolt mount and I made a 4 bolt replacement which improved the rigidity of the tool post, overall if your prepared to make a few changes and throughly clean the entire casting of sand they can be a great lathe, please let me know what you decide to buy mate, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop hi Matty thankyou very much for your time. I have heard the same issues. I think I'll go with the small optiturn because I'm learning and I'll spend more later on a decent bigger machine. Plus I don't make anything lives depend on 😁
Gday Dan, I run the fly cutter at around 600rpm, I vary it a bit depending on the material, I find the feed rate makes a massive difference to the results, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Gday William, tapered pins would work fine, I’ll keep this idea in mind if there any play to take up, it wouldn’t be hard to modify the mount, thanks very much mate, cheers
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How hard could it be? piece of cake to anybody that hasn't actually done it, excellent work
Gday, couldn’t be that hard mate especially if I made it, thanks for watching, cheers
Thanks for sharing. It takes a lot of work to setup and film a great episode. Like many, I appreciate you inviting us in your shop.
I agree Cam is a clever one, but then again so are you.... LOL.
+1 on the TouchDRO. Can't beat the price and ease of use.
All the best
Dan
Gday Dan, the touch DRO is the best thing I’ve put in the shop in a long time, I just wish I had it when I built the 2 Webster engines, Cam is a brilliant machinist and designer, i really enjoy watching his videos, Cheers
Excellent job matty, I bid .99cents on a aluminum angle plate it weighs 42 pounds, got it for .99cents and 16 dollars s&h, someone done alot of work, great tool for the shop.
Gday, you certainly got a bargain there mate, well done, Cheers
That's it! - Yes! - Good job! - I'm waiting for the next issue!
Greetings from Dresden (Germany)!
Gday, hopefully the next episode will be out shortly, fingers crossed mate, cheers
Thanks for showing what's going on in your shop! Enjoyed watching.
Gday John, thanks for taking the time to watch what I’m up to here, much appreciated, Cheers
Congrats on your "Certification"!!!
Angle plate is looking good so far!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Thanks very much Paul, so far so good mate, Cheers
This (sort of) has just about reached the top of my todo list...
Gday, I got a list of projects I’d like to do but I never look at it now, it’s getting to long, thanks for watching, cheers
@@MattysWorkshop ya, mine has been too long for years, but I have a new Jacobs taper chuck on the way, which means making shims, which means I need an adjustable angle plate...
G’day Matty. Congratulations on becoming certified. I pissed myself laughing when I watched you read that out 😂. Beautiful work on that angle 📐 plate to date. Can’t wait to see it finished. Cheers buddy 🍻. Aaron
Gday Aaron, I still can’t believe I made the grade considering I’m just a screwed up steering wheel attendant, the angle plate should turn out alright when it’s finished, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Hey Matty, I wouldn't trust Aaron if I were you. If you can't see the hologram when you look at it at an angle then the certificate is fake. Aaron was known to do all kind of shady stuff like that in his youth in high school. Hopefully you didn't lick the glue at the back of the sticker?
So you're certified now then Matty, guess that means no more stuff-ups! 😂 I love working off the cuff, no drawings, I do most of my stuff that way, bet you never guessed!! That fly cutter does an excellent job. Looking forward to the rest of the build. Cheers, Alan.
Gday Alan, I’ve really got to step up and make no more screw ups, at least not show any on camera😉, a lot of the things I make are done with no plans or very rough notes on a old bit of paper, the fly cis really preforming well atm, the speeds and feeds are the trick I think, thanks for watching mate, cheers
What a nice finish on the plate!! Nice project. Cheers.
Thanks very much Robert, appreciate you watching, Cheers
Hey Matty, a "Certified Machinist" Well deserved mate, congrats!! Stay well ,Mike
Gday Mike, I was surprised myself when that sticker arrived, thanks for watching mate, cheers
You never fail to impress me Matty!
Gday Neil, so far it’s turning out alright, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Matty you will find a multitude of uses for this tool.
My kids believe I am certified !
Old apprentice from Queensland
Gday, I hope I get a bit of use outa this build, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Beautiful work, Matty! Your fly cutting skills are off the chain! 😁
I guess that's to be expected from a certified, TH-cam Machinist 😉. Gonna be a great build!
Cheers! 😊
Gday Chris, the fly cutter is dialed in just right at the moment, I’m sure you’ll be certified soon mate, Cheers
Lovely bit of work Matty,
ATB,
Cliff
Thanks very much Cliff, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Nice job Matty, super finish with the fly cutter mate. Well done on getting certified, you thoroughly deserve it. Cheers, Jon
Thanks very much Jon, the fly cutter is working well at the moment, can’t complain about the finish that’s for sure, thanks for watching mate, cheers
A Cà Lem sticker as well - he is a magician
Cà Lem does some amazing work and I always enjoy his videos, lots to be learnt from watching him mate, cheers
@@MattysWorkshop You do have quite a few tricks up your sleeves as well Matty
Great job, new coolant looking good as well.
Thanks for sharing.
Gday, I’m really impressed with the Hangsterfers 5030 coolant, I’m getting better surface finish’s and being able to see the job through the coolant is a big bonus, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Congrats on becoming certified Matty!! The flycutter sure does make a nice finish on the parts. cheers
Gday, I was surprised myself the get that sticker, the fly cutter has been working well lately, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Almost got seasick for a moment there... j/k LOL.
Great job so far, look forward to the next installment.
Gday, I have no idea why the camera went riding waves, it was a bit rough there for a while, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Very nice work Matty! Be interesting to see the rest. Cheers!
Thanks very much Dave, hopefully won’t be long and the next video will be done, Cheers
Sorry for missing this video.... im back on my feet TG i was ina car accident that had me sidelined for a little while. love your videos they keep me smiling
Gday Paul, sorry to hear you were sidelined but good to hear you up and going again, I’m glad the videos keep you smiling mate and i really appreciate you watching and commenting, cheers
That's looking good Matty. Plus all i can say about your bandsaw is strewth man , that thig cuts fast.
Steve.
Gday Steve, the bandsaw is cutting well and straight, I’m used a 10/14 tpi blade wish is good for stainless, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Great work Matty enjoyed watching. Tony
Thanks very much Tony, really appreciate you watching and commenting mate, Cheers
G'day Matty. Angle plate is looking good, it looks hefty also. Cheers Peter
Gday Pater, the plate is going to be bloody heavy when it’s done so I hope I don’t have to carry it around to far, thank for watching mate, Cheers
Good work there Matty.... I hope you have a good weekend
Thanks very much Paul, I hope you have a great weekend also mate, cheers
Well done on gaining certification. I think you need a T shirt, a sticker for your car and maybe charge appearance fees at Bunnings. 😁
Gday Preso, that’s not a bad idea but the closest Bunnings is 3hrs away, I wonder if they would pay a travel allowance, ummm, I better make a phone call,😂, thanks for watching mate. Cheers
Nice looking part Matty 👌
Thanks very much, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Congratulations on your award. I am still in the apprenticeship program. Maybe one day I will get there. :)
Gday Tom, you’ll be certified in no time mate with all them beautiful machines you have there,, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop 👍🤩
Great job Matty
I have been going to make one for the last 10 year, keeps getting put to back of list as i can always borrow one, so hopefuly soon i will bite the bullet and have my own!!!!🙌 Look forward to the next part
take care
Kev
Gday Kev, I had no intention of making one till I seen Cam using he’s and well I had one plate made so why not, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Nice job.....Thanks for sharing
Thanks very much Paul, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Beautiful outcome!
Thanks very much, appreciate you watching and commenting, cheers
Cincinnati does a fine job!
Gday Tom, the Cincinnati is doing a brilliant job, I’d be lost without it now, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Beauty…nice build
Thanks very much Chuck, appreciate you watching, Cheers
Great job Matty. I have a start on mine . I machined 9/16 " x .250 " deep slots from the back side and a series of .375" thru holes so I can use 3/8-16 square head bolds as TEE Bolts. I am also planning to use a length of round stock bolted to the edge for my pivot point. Thus allowing me to use the table Tee slots for alignment and strap clamps to hold it in position. Congrats on the Certification . You truly deserve it. Also great to know a resident of Texas sent it to you.
Gday, Terry, when I decided to make this I had a quick look on the net and these a lot of variations on the designs, I think this will have slots at this stage, thanks for watching mate, cheers
Looking good Hoss. Keep smilin
Thanks very much Darren, appreciate you watching, Cheers
Looking Great Matty
Gday Gary, so far everything is working out good, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Lol , i like the sticker ! 👍
It’s a bloody ripper that sticker mate..
That's going to be a useful tool Matty - and very well made.
Gday Alan, I hope I get some use out of this but it’s going to be bloody heavy when it’s finished, thanks for watching mate, cheers
G'day Matty, bloody ripper mate, hope all's well with you and yours buddy 👍
Gday Ralfy, alls good here mate, hope you guys are good also, thanks for watching, cheers
Thanks for sharing 👍
Appreciate you watching and commenting mate, Cheers
That looked like a great job to me.
Thanks very much Keith, should look alright when it’s all done, Cheers
Great work mate. nice clean job
Gday, thanks for the kind works, appreciate you watching, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop It must be really hard to get the two radii to line up with the edge of the metal plate. I mean getting the tapping holes in exactly the correct positions so that the plate can move as a hinge nice and square. It's a bit hard for me to explain this in words mate. I hope you get what I mean
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Gday, I’m in Eden New South Wales, we are right on the coast, appreciate you watching and commenting mate, Cheers
Nice Matty 8-) maybe worth considering adding a semicircular foot on the tilting part so it can be set like a sine plate (with a bit of additional maths.)
Gday Bill, this table at the stage will be for basic setups, I may doing something later on to be able to set angles with accuracy, thanks for watching mate, Cheers
That fly mill is the nutts pal new sub ie here from UK Avid follower of cutting edge
Gday Adam, the fly cutter works a treat on the Cincinnati mill, appreciate you watching and commenting, cheers
@@MattysWorkshop great mill Cincinnati had one a few years ago wish i never let it go I’m rebuilding a Bridgeport at the minute tougher than it looks mind you
Nice job
Thanks very much, cheers
good video mattys
Thanks very much, appreciate you watching mate, cheers
Hi Matty, I'm enjoying your posts. I'm thinking about getting my first lathe. I think I recognised the al51g in your very early videos which is what I'm strongly leaning towards. Would you care to share your opinion (which would be much appreciated) on that choice for a first lathe? Unless I recognised incorrectly then just ignore this :). I know it's got an imperial lead screw but I don't think that will be a major drama for a complete novice! Better than an eBay anchor surely for much the same price with a 500 bed. Many thanks, cheers Steve
Gday Steve, yes I had an AL51g lathe, overall it wasn’t a bad lathe but it did have a few problems, a mate of mine in town here brought the same lathe at the same time and we both had trouble with sand that was still in the castings and we both had to replace the headstock bearings, the sand also was in the apron which stuffed the half nuts in no time, the drive belt leaves a lot to be desired, they are a M series belt which don’t last long at all, way to small in my opinion, I did an upgrade to the clamp that hold the compound slide on, originally they are a 2 bolt mount and I made a 4 bolt replacement which improved the rigidity of the tool post, overall if your prepared to make a few changes and throughly clean the entire casting of sand they can be a great lathe, please let me know what you decide to buy mate, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop hi Matty thankyou very much for your time. I have heard the same issues. I think I'll go with the small optiturn because I'm learning and I'll spend more later on a decent bigger machine. Plus I don't make anything lives depend on 😁
Mint Job Matty that fly cutter does a great job, hows things mate?
Gday Robbie, the fly cutter and the Cincinnati are a good mix, I’m going good mate, how about you..
@@MattysWorkshop Good Matty , crazy times in the world take care Mate.
That fly cutter surface was nice. What RPM did you use? It sounded faster than what I usually do.
Gday Dan, I run the fly cutter at around 600rpm, I vary it a bit depending on the material, I find the feed rate makes a massive difference to the results, thanks for watching mate, cheers
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Hi MATTY WHAT SIZE ROTARY TABLE HAVE YOU SITTING ON YOUR NICE MACHINE TABLE THANKS PAUL 🍺🍺
Gday Paul, the rotary table is a Vertex 8”, cheers
Would making the pivot pins tapered let you take up any play?
Gday William, tapered pins would work fine, I’ll keep this idea in mind if there any play to take up, it wouldn’t be hard to modify the mount, thanks very much mate, cheers
hi any steel used here?
That sticker looks off by a few microns...
Yep, I pretty disappointed in myself there, you think I’d do a better job…