@@comictrio Hey man. No need to defend your opinion against anybody. Who cares if anybody has a problem with what you said. There will always be someone who disagrees or has their panties in a wad.
This is not your typical “restoration.” Hand scrapping everything in. Absolutely next level. Then using your mill like a lathe because your lathe is apart. I love it. Watching your videos makes me want to be better.
As a woodworker who just made a kitchen cabinet, I feel a bit like a toddler sticking leaves on a piece of paper compared to your artistic skills. Be proud be very proud.
The men who first developed and produced this machine would be pretty happy to see what amount of effort, work and love you put into this, finally most likely better then brand new. Congratulations!
This is astounding! I was thinking as I'm watching this, "this is the same guy that was making a welding table with modest tools in a modest shop not that long ago. And now I'm watching him expertly scrap a lathe back into perfection." You are an amazing fellow.
@@deanf7086 essentially just making a part as flat as possible by comparing it to a known flat: the granite stone. As you can see he puts ink on the stone and moves the part back and forth over it so only the high spots get inkt on them, remove the high spots and repeat until the entire surface gets spots of ink on it and there are no large concentrations or high spots left.
Sou torneiro mecanico a 38 anos e nunca vi uma restauraçao igual a esse vc nao e um mecanico vc e um artista um artesao na restauraçao de maquina parabens.
I was impressed when you built your own power scraper....I'm even more impressed now I have seen the results. Well done. You are a credit to the engineering community!
can you tell me why the need to scrape?, why not just flat the slide using vertical lathe or whatever y'll call that thingy is since he have own one, more flat more accurate and lest friction at least that is how i see it
@@FirdausAzhar87 no machine can archive the same perfection as a blued and scraped surface, even machines leave behind imperfection as a result of tool pressures, clamping forces etc and even if u manage to hold onto the part in a free state; the result will always be off since when machining metal u release stress in the metal even with cast that is super stable its still has to be scarped to get parallelism, flatness and squareness right.
Is anyone else watching this video proud of this young man? Words can’t explain someone like you my friend!!! I wish the world had a lot more people like you! Best regards from your people in New York!
I see so many of these “restoration” videos pop up where someone just scrapes off the rust, strips the paint, slathers on a new coat, and *voila* “restored.” It’s SOO nice to see someone post one where the machine actually was fully restored! Surface plate, ways scraped true, the full treatment, back to true precision. Very nice work!! It@/ also awesome because a Moriseiki lathe was the first rebuild project I actually got to be part of, assisting a true master who really knew what he was doing.
What an outstanding job at thoroughly renovating a complex piece of machinery & dare I suspect without any form of manual but merely instinct to go by. One wonders how many hours of labour went into this machine & more importantly what it's resale value must be after all this dedication. If ever there was a mechanical engineering certificate &/ diploma worth it's weight in gold; this surely must be one of them. You've truly excelled & gone beyond what mere engineers would dare to undertake such a task. Very well done once again. Kind regards.
Estimado amigo es la primera restauracion completa que he visto, no descuidaste ningun detalle ni de funcionamiento ni de estetica. Te aseguraste de mantener la precision dejando el torno mejor que nuevo. Tenes ahora un lujo de torno que todos nosotros quisieramos tener. Felicidades eres un maestro
This has got to be one of the best lathe restorations I have seen so far! With the amount of acquired machine restoration experience demonstrated it would seem one is ready to tackle a CNC rebuild. Especially since the price difference for the older CNC machines in today's market is relatively close to their manual counterparts. The learning curve for the electronics is nominal since most systems or components have dedicated and defined purposes. Either way, the level of expertise shown here is commendable!
Your skill, both as a machinist and videographer, has improved immensely over the years. Thanks for bringing us along on the journey! Loved the restoration of this lathe. The power scraper sure did come in handy.
@@lanceroark6386 are you accusing *cà lem* of not being REAL AF?!...if so, you are an utter fool. 🤣 there aren't many people in the whole fing _world_ who could do this type of work these days, much less with the level of skill and care that is demonstrated in every. single. video. lol, this isn't some clowns digging some fakeass house in the dirt in jungle, this is an engineer in a machine shop rebuilding one of the finest engine lathes ever produced, and making it better! even top top TOP machinists like robin renzetti and joe pie respect cà lem. class recognizes class!...that's your problem i think. 🤣🤣🤣
To jest pierwszy film na którym widać że remont robi mechanik maszyn i urządzeń przemysłowych z krwi i kości , po prostu fachowiec. Zrobił remont mechanizmów wrzeciona , skrzyń przekładniowych , suportu ale też wie jak się skrobie łoże i prowadnice. Bo przygotowanie do malowania i samo malowanie zostawił na koniec , bo to tylko estetyka i nie ma wpływu na precyzję obrabiarki. BRAWO !!
FANTASTIC!! I wondered why I hadn't seen you for a while ... now I know. I also know that lathe is in better condition than when it was new. You settle for nothing less than perfection. Thanks for a marvelous video. I can't wait to see what you create next. So glad you are back.
Now this IS a lathe restoration, probably better than factory new. I have seen many so called restorations, but none to this standard. Machine scraping for rough work and hand scraped for a fine finish. Brilliant work all the way. Some of the restorations I have seen would be considered ‘black smithing’ compared to this standard of workmanship.
"No energy system can produce sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it. This universal truth applies to all energy systems. Energy, like time, only flows in one direction, from past to future." Thank You Cà Lem .
Only Cà Lem will take an awesome restoration of days/weeks and condense all the groovy details into 25 minutes. You should add longer videos of the content that was cut from the video where you can drill down into some detail of specific sections, all round looking forward to some precision milling. #shoutout to other artisans, you should reach out to Cà Lem on some collaboration work on projects.
All that scraping convinced me to become a patron :D. I am incredibly envious of the final result! That lathe is absolutely perfect now. Definitely worth the pay off for all the work put into it.
Cá Lem I love all your videos but this one in particular is my favourite; I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve watched it and it never gets boring to me! I’ve just got my first lathe (a Colchester Student MK2) about a month ago and am attempting to restore it…. I can only dream of being to be able to achieve what you achieve though. You are a seriously gifted engineer and a massive inspiration to me. Thank you and best wishes.
This lathe was really beautiful in this color. The color black is definitely and arguably the best color for this machine. congratulations on your work Ca Lem
I think that is me best professional that I ever seen adjusting a machine….and you seems very young…may be a Messi in metal working, processes and adjusting…how have your learn all this knowledge? If your teacher has more knowledge than you…is a diamond in this world.
Thanks for the wonderful refurb of your Moriseiki, you left no stone un-turned in the rebuild and you have an amazing lathe to show for it! Keep up the great work!
As all the guys before me commented, I am super impressed by your skills and by your attention to details. If you will ever sell this machine, just having this video will increase its worth! :D
Watching your videos is just stunning. You're doing an amazing job on all of your restaurations! It's something I'd expect an old man do, who didn't do anything else in his live, but not a young guy like you. Your talent really makes me happy in some way :D
Extremely impressive display of a lot of different skills. This was a proper rebuild by someone who knew exactly what he was doing. Excellent Edited: I went back in time and watched some of this dude's previous content, only to learn he is self-taught and is remarkably skilled and knowledgeable pretty early in life. Wildly impressive, this dude is going places
You are one of them guys that if you give a pile of scrap metal, hammer,screwdriver,grinder and say go build me a Space Shuttle . You would just say, OK come back in 3 Months and it will be ready. Amazing skills. Love your Videos, amazing Craftsman. Well done !
Thanks for watching? You mean thanks for keeping us glued to our screens! So meticulous! Always a pleasure to watch your content brother, it’s relaxing and educational!
I very much enjoyed this video. You are a master sir. What a beautiful well made lathe. I've never had the opportunity to operate a Mori. We are all waiting to see what you create, repair, restore with your new lathe. Cheers.
Its amazing how an old tatty lathe can give so much pleasure to so many people, but only because Ca Lem is involved turning it back to a silk purse from a sows ear, great colour choice too.
Wow, Bro, you have more talent in your little finger then most men live in their entire lives. Amazing work young man and those tolerances how tight they are....dude, you have seriously talented.
Man. You made me fall in love with these old Mori Seiki lathes. If only I wasn’t so poor lol. This is a work of art dude. Thank you for sharing with us.
Your skill, craftsmanship & overall videos are second to none! Amazing man! Truly amazing! I jumped in my seat in your chuck video when you made it appear to fly off. Thanks for sharing & keep the videos coming!!!
It's awesome how the machine stays after the restoration... by the video is possible to see the good quality which lathe was built. The restoration gives the precision belongs the manufacturer has given built. Nice job.
When all you have is a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail :D. I guess when your lathe is out, your mill starts to look more and more like one :D
That lathe is in better shape then when it left the factory. Saying nice job is an understatement.
i dont know id go quite that far
@@benrivenbark It doesn't look any worse.
You underestimate how good job the Japanese precision machine manufacturers do
@@MF175mp It was a compliment and not a slam against the original manufacturer of the lathe.
@@comictrio
Hey man. No need to defend your opinion against anybody. Who cares if anybody has a problem with what you said. There will always be someone who disagrees or has their panties in a wad.
This is not your typical “restoration.” Hand scrapping everything in. Absolutely next level. Then using your mill like a lathe because your lathe is apart. I love it. Watching your videos makes me want to be better.
As a woodworker who just made a kitchen cabinet, I feel a bit like a toddler sticking leaves on a piece of paper compared to your artistic skills. Be proud be very proud.
The men who first developed and produced this machine would be pretty happy to see what amount of effort, work and love you put into this, finally most likely better then brand new. Congratulations!
This is astounding! I was thinking as I'm watching this, "this is the same guy that was making a welding table with modest tools in a modest shop not that long ago. And now I'm watching him expertly scrap a lathe back into perfection."
You are an amazing fellow.
100 % AGREE !!!
Can someone please tell me about this scraping procedure. I must admit I’m totally ignorant on this process.
@@deanf7086 essentially just making a part as flat as possible by comparing it to a known flat: the granite stone. As you can see he puts ink on the stone and moves the part back and forth over it so only the high spots get inkt on them, remove the high spots and repeat until the entire surface gets spots of ink on it and there are no large concentrations or high spots left.
Sou torneiro mecanico a 38 anos e nunca vi uma restauraçao igual a esse vc nao e um mecanico vc e um artista um artesao na restauraçao de maquina parabens.
I was impressed when you built your own power scraper....I'm even more impressed now I have seen the results. Well done. You are a credit to the engineering community!
can you tell me why the need to scrape?, why not just flat the slide using vertical lathe or whatever y'll call that thingy is since he have own one, more flat more accurate and lest friction at least that is how i see it
@@FirdausAzhar87 no machine can archive the same perfection as a blued and scraped surface, even machines leave behind imperfection as a result of tool pressures, clamping forces etc and even if u manage to hold onto the part in a free state; the result will always be off since when machining metal u release stress in the metal even with cast that is super stable its still has to be scarped to get parallelism, flatness and squareness right.
@@ayanomihiiro953 thank's
Is anyone else watching this video proud of this young man? Words can’t explain someone like you my friend!!! I wish the world had a lot more people like you! Best regards from your people in New York!
Mori Seiko is just one example of how Japan quickly proved themselves to be true engineering masters
I'd rather use one of your restored lathes than a new top end one!. SPECTACULAR work!
yup! any day of the week I would take his over any other new one. His work is fantastic
I was thinking the exact same thing!
I see so many of these “restoration” videos pop up where someone just scrapes off the rust, strips the paint, slathers on a new coat, and *voila* “restored.” It’s SOO nice to see someone post one where the machine actually was fully restored! Surface plate, ways scraped true, the full treatment, back to true precision. Very nice work!! It@/ also awesome because a Moriseiki lathe was the first rebuild project I actually got to be part of, assisting a true master who really knew what he was doing.
It's always amazing to see 2 months of work compressed into 25 mins, phenomenal job man.
Whats even more amazing is that he managed all that in two months! Would have taken me two years...
@@swe-fragels7722 I have an old South Bend lathe I took apart and haven't got back around to putting it back together, and I started it last year...
What an outstanding job at thoroughly renovating a complex piece of machinery & dare I suspect without any form of manual but merely instinct to go by. One wonders how many hours of labour went into this machine & more importantly what it's resale value must be after all this dedication. If ever there was a mechanical engineering certificate &/ diploma worth it's weight in gold; this surely must be one of them. You've truly excelled & gone beyond what mere engineers would dare to undertake such a task. Very well done once again. Kind regards.
Estimado amigo es la primera restauracion completa que he visto, no descuidaste ningun detalle ni de funcionamiento ni de estetica. Te aseguraste de mantener la precision dejando el torno mejor que nuevo. Tenes ahora un lujo de torno que todos nosotros quisieramos tener. Felicidades eres un maestro
Вот это и есть настоящая РЕСТАВРАЦИЯ! Браво! Редко встречаются такие мастера.
У других смотришь: помыл покрасил - готово.
This has got to be one of the best lathe restorations I have seen so far! With the amount of acquired machine restoration experience demonstrated it would seem one is ready to tackle a CNC rebuild. Especially since the price difference for the older CNC machines in today's market is relatively close to their manual counterparts. The learning curve for the electronics is nominal since most systems or components have dedicated and defined purposes. Either way, the level of expertise shown here is commendable!
Astoundingly great work Ca Lem! Very well done. That is a beautiful rebuild and very nice scraping work.
All the best, Uncle Robin
Thank you very much uncle Robin 🥰
Your skill, both as a machinist and videographer, has improved immensely over the years. Thanks for bringing us along on the journey! Loved the restoration of this lathe. The power scraper sure did come in handy.
Yeah, it’s totally just him and not an Asian production company.
@@lanceroark6386 are you accusing *cà lem* of not being REAL AF?!...if so, you are an utter fool. 🤣 there aren't many people in the whole fing _world_ who could do this type of work these days, much less with the level of skill and care that is demonstrated in every. single. video. lol, this isn't some clowns digging some fakeass house in the dirt in jungle, this is an engineer in a machine shop rebuilding one of the finest engine lathes ever produced, and making it better! even top top TOP machinists like robin renzetti and joe pie respect cà lem. class recognizes class!...that's your problem i think. 🤣🤣🤣
To jest pierwszy film na którym widać że remont robi mechanik maszyn i urządzeń przemysłowych z krwi i kości , po prostu fachowiec. Zrobił remont mechanizmów wrzeciona , skrzyń przekładniowych , suportu ale też wie jak się skrobie łoże i prowadnice. Bo przygotowanie do malowania i samo malowanie zostawił na koniec , bo to tylko estetyka i nie ma wpływu na precyzję obrabiarki. BRAWO !!
FANTASTIC!! I wondered why I hadn't seen you for a while ... now I know. I also know that lathe is in better condition than when it was new. You settle for nothing less than perfection. Thanks for a marvelous video. I can't wait to see what you create next. So glad you are back.
Thanks Patrick!
I am always blown away by the level of skill and talent you have 🤯... keep up the great work and entertaining videos!!👨🔧
I have been working on many MORI SEIKI machines on my working time, always super experience! Now I’m retired since 14 years.❤
Now this IS a lathe restoration, probably better than factory new. I have seen many so called restorations, but none to this standard. Machine scraping for rough work and hand scraped for a fine finish. Brilliant work all the way. Some of the restorations I have seen would be considered ‘black smithing’ compared to this standard of workmanship.
You honor the creators of the Moriseiki. Much respect to you.
I could not have subscribed faster after quickly realizing zero annoying music is included. Thank you with every fiber of my being.
"No energy system can produce sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it.
This universal truth applies to all energy systems.
Energy, like time, only flows in one direction, from past to future."
Thank You Cà Lem
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I rarely comment on TH-cam... Your work is so exceptional 👍👍👍👍
4 thumbs up
This is taking restoration to the next level! This has to be the best restoration video on the entire platform! Amazing work!
Only Cà Lem will take an awesome restoration of days/weeks and condense all the groovy details into 25 minutes. You should add longer videos of the content that was cut from the video where you can drill down into some detail of specific sections, all round looking forward to some precision milling. #shoutout to other artisans, you should reach out to Cà Lem on some collaboration work on projects.
How I wish this was 2 hours longer... Such a pleasure to watch
Hot damn! What a restoration. Fantastic work my friend. I’m especially impressed with the distinct lack of green paint.
All that scraping convinced me to become a patron :D. I am incredibly envious of the final result! That lathe is absolutely perfect now. Definitely worth the pay off for all the work put into it.
Wow, just stunned for words. So much quality of craftsmanship, and the time it took. Very impressive.
the only Asian guy on TH-cam that doesn't make me cringe restoring delicate equipment. perfect job, every time ❤️
Cá Lem I love all your videos but this one in particular is my favourite; I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve watched it and it never gets boring to me! I’ve just got my first lathe (a Colchester Student MK2) about a month ago and am attempting to restore it…. I can only dream of being to be able to achieve what you achieve though. You are a seriously gifted engineer and a massive inspiration to me. Thank you and best wishes.
I got a headache from watching you scraping. I can imagine how you felt. A beautiful restoration!!
This lathe was really beautiful in this color. The color black is definitely and arguably the best color for this machine. congratulations on your work Ca Lem
That chuck brake is glorious. Every machinist gets a woody from that last bit of footage haha.
I think that is me best professional that I ever seen adjusting a machine….and you seems very young…may be a Messi in metal working, processes and adjusting…how have your learn all this knowledge? If your teacher has more knowledge than you…is a diamond in this world.
Thanks for the wonderful refurb of your Moriseiki, you left no stone un-turned in the rebuild and you have an amazing lathe to show for it! Keep up the great work!
You boys brought that tool back from the "junk yard". You all should be proud of the job you did. Thanks.
Second to none, what a terrific restoration. Great work.
As all the guys before me commented, I am super impressed by your skills and by your attention to details. If you will ever sell this machine, just having this video will increase its worth! :D
Watching your videos is just stunning. You're doing an amazing job on all of your restaurations! It's something I'd expect an old man do, who didn't do anything else in his live, but not a young guy like you. Your talent really makes me happy in some way :D
In the end, there is the most beautiful manual lathe, I have ever seen. The best part is that you make it look easy.
Looks like the first restoration on TH-cam that is not only a paint job
Very professional restoration, fromCork, Ireland. Enjoy it until you kick the bucket and your chosen lucky person gets to enjoy it for a lifetime too.
Nah. It will be buried with me lol
I can insure you that your restoration is even more precise than a new one ,cà lem engineering.
Ca' Lem you work so much faster than I do. Excellent job. Thanks
Extremely impressive display of a lot of different skills. This was a proper rebuild by someone who knew exactly what he was doing.
Excellent
Edited: I went back in time and watched some of this dude's previous content, only to learn he is self-taught and is remarkably skilled and knowledgeable pretty early in life. Wildly impressive, this dude is going places
Wow, sir you are a magician, an inspiration to all who like to make stuff well! It's like you have a lifetimes experience and only just starting!
You sir, are an incredibly resourceful and skilled craftsman! Hats off to you!
You did a outstanding job on the lathe -- first class craftsmanship. Miss hearing your voice.
You are one of them guys that if you give a pile of scrap metal, hammer,screwdriver,grinder and say go build me a Space Shuttle . You would just say, OK come back in 3 Months and it will be ready. Amazing skills. Love your Videos, amazing Craftsman. Well done !
Thanks for watching? You mean thanks for keeping us glued to our screens! So meticulous! Always a pleasure to watch your content brother, it’s relaxing and educational!
Love your scraping skills. Don't see that around anymore.
I very much enjoyed this video.
You are a master sir. What a beautiful well made lathe.
I've never had the opportunity to operate a Mori. We are all waiting to see what you create, repair, restore with your new lathe.
Cheers.
Very nice job. Amazing. 👍
Красавчик, работа на все 100%, если не больше. Голова и руки на нужных местах сидят.
Удачи и здоровья тебе.
The most perfect restoration ever. Now I need to watch all of your videos. Thank you for sharing!
Every time I see one of your restorations I'm thuroughly impressed. This time is no difference. Great work!
Fantastic work as always! Your attention to detail and the finish on your work is a true inspiration! Thank you for sharing!
Its amazing how an old tatty lathe can give so much pleasure to so many people, but only because Ca Lem is involved turning it back to a silk purse from a sows ear, great colour choice too.
Very nice job young man. Attention to detail and excellent work process
A lot of effort with all the scrapping, nice job as ever. Keep up the great work my friend.
Wow, Bro, you have more talent in your little finger then most men live in their entire lives. Amazing work young man and those tolerances how tight they are....dude, you have seriously talented.
Great Job on a machine worth saving. Old Morri lathes are one of the best engineered you could get.
Your work is more than restoration. Inject new soul to the old machine.
Man. You made me fall in love with these old Mori Seiki lathes. If only I wasn’t so poor lol. This is a work of art dude. Thank you for sharing with us.
restoration video vs. netflix - easy choice! awesome! 😍😂
Your skill, craftsmanship & overall videos are second to none! Amazing man! Truly amazing! I jumped in my seat in your chuck video when you made it appear to fly off. Thanks for sharing & keep the videos coming!!!
Only one word comes to mind - RESPECT.
Another master restoration - this lathe is a beast. Very happy for you and hope to see many projects on it !
Amazing good job my friend. It run very good.
Thanks sếp
@ ad người Việt Nam á? Tui không nghĩ người Việt Nam lại restore được như này.
Nice job. You got the hang of half moon scraping fast. Respect.
Ahhhhh, sooooo satisfying. You are a patient genius Cà Lem. Thank-you for sharing your passion!
Insane amount of work and attention to detail. Well done!
I've been waiting for Part II and I am not disappointed! Brilliant work!
The constructive quality of these machines is spectacular. Excellent maintenance work.
You have incredible skill and patience.Beautiful workmanship
Awesome restoration! You are great man! Love your content, I'm so glad I found your channel!
Ca Lem = Machinery Whisperer. True Mechanical Man.
Always a pleasure to watch this young man work and expand his craftsmanship. What a cool lathe restoration!
Congratulations. There aren't many in the world who can do it. Greetings from Styria
Damn man, i bet it wasn't this precise when it came from the factory... Great job!
Wonderful ! You are a very skilled machinist !!! Keep going !
Hai fatto un BUON lavoro...ma MAI MAI METTERE IL VASSOIO PORTA OGGETTI OLTRE IL MANDRINO!!!
PERICOLOSISSIMO!!
It's awesome how the machine stays after the restoration... by the video is possible to see the good quality which lathe was built. The restoration gives the precision belongs the manufacturer has given built. Nice job.
Been waiting for this 👍🏻🇬🇧 keep up the good work.
Now I've seen milling on the lathe, but I haven't seen turning on the mill.
When all you have is a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail :D. I guess when your lathe is out, your mill starts to look more and more like one :D
Watch walkthrough of Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
@@user-rv9vw5ef9e That's a great game and all but I don't know how that relates to machinist videos
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@@benrivenbark there's mill too, and it's turning. I tried to joke about homonymy and polysemy.
I've done that in my drill press since I have neither lathe nor mill.
It is a pleasure to watch you work! You are so precise and thorough. Thank you for sharing your life skills with us!
A young man going many places in life. Bravo
Really cool machine, hope we can see the beast in future projects ! Lot of "professionnal" machine rebuilder need to watch this! 😁😁
Great work
Thanks buddy!
was planning to go to bed,and a new vid from Ca shows up...guess i'll be to bed in another 30 minutes or so then..
At a young age, you are well on your way to being a Master! Elegant work.
Absolutely exquisite. You are an inspiration. May all the work that comes off the machine be true and a reflection of your skill.
Не знаю от куда этот парень ЭТО все умеет - но я с него в шоке!!!))) Маньяк прецизионного станкостроения....
Согласен. Его трудолюбие просто поражает. Трудяга. У него все станки -- класс
@@Qwerty-to8rd Трудяга редкостной, вы его руки видели?
waouh, Good job!
I can't imagine the number of hours (and the skills) that take it to you
I warmly welcome
:)
I am impressed by the amount and quality of work that has been put into the workshop and machines.
Greetings from Poland :)
Still the best restoration video here. All the rest they just paint their lathe. Well done with all the adjustment and calibration. My hat off.
Holy crap with the attention to detail.. you can come do mine now!! 😆😉