Custom made - Motocycle Brake
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2023
- Its been a while since i really made something for myself in the shop. Took me a month to finish this. Hope you guys enjoy the video.
As always, thanks for watching.
Thanks for your support:
/ calem21 - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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I could say a lot of things but mostly want to say how insanely cool it is that you made all those the manual way. Machining is like sculpture in a lot of ways, but you just took it to another level! Cool stuff as always, man!
Thanks man. 😅
Seeing multiple attempts of the same part sitting in the Box of Shame always makes me tear up a little 😢
Both my favourite channels know each other! Gorgeous! Best wishes!
Ca lem have your own box of shame!
You aren’t doing too bad yourself ! 😃👍
I am one of your fans and a resident of Iran. My friend, it's been 10 months since you uploaded a file. I miss watching your vlogs.. Please come back as strong as before. We are waiting for you.
this is what machining from an artists perspective looks like. I enjoy these
Brother! A lot of people including myself miss you and your videos! =)
Hope to that all is well and that you'll be back again to create your awesome content!
*_I have drawn plans and the plans didn't work. When I do it in my head I almost never mess up. Almost. Nothing wrong with working things out in your head. You do incredible work and have achieved amazing things most people here in the states aren't able to with expensive machines._*
Wow! I have never seen manual machining as good as that!
You are an amazing machinist, as always thanks for your videos.
I definitely miss you and your videos Ca Lem. I hope you and your family are well. All the best!
Norm in Arizona
Wonderful! I was wondering if you had planned for an O-ring when you machined the threads on the brake-fluid reservoir and was happy to see that you made the O-ring groove at the end of the vid. As someone mentioned below, CLC ("Ca Lem Controlled" machining) is way more fun to watch than CNC. 😀
CLC for the win!
Greetings from Johannesburg
Your ingenuity and creativity never cease to amaze me. No apology is necessary for your experimentation. 😁
Probably the best brake & lever that's ever been made, I'm guessing.
Was a pleasure to watch you create this high quality piece! Love seeing your mistakes and how you change your approach for a better part next time. Pure art.
Gday, that’s a big task to take on and you nailed it, great that you showed your mistakes as well, cheers
Always love a Cà Lem video. I even enjoyed the Foreigner Easter egg @8:32
I love how you show the failed attempts, you are the definition of perseverance. 🎉
Truely inspirational. I would have never dreamed to take on that part with manual machines, but every step was logical and practical. Thank you
I am just in the middle of the video but I have to leave a comment now: You are the most creative and skilled machinist I have ever seen. Those parts are extremely complex and you make them MANUALLY! If there was a Nobel prize in machining you would definitely win every year! Your videos never stops to amaze me. I love your humor as well and I both learn and laugh when I see you work! Love and respect from Sweden! ❤😊
I would "second" your comments!
The 🇨🇦 🐻❄️ in 🇩🇪...
Wow gorgeous. ❤❤❤ Now you can never drop your bike. 🙂🙏👍
That's not a serious problem, that's a skill!
Cheers
When machining becomes an art form! Great job!
The burr used on the mill is a genius idea!
Most under subscribed manual machinist on TH-cam!
Excellant art and beautiful photography. Thank you for the video. You must be preparing for an excursion and I hope you take us followers along. Cheers.
Great work! Even with my cnc I still make that many revisions. The iterative changes expand to fit the available time.
A younger me would have thought you were mad for putting that much effort into machining something that's pretty much universally available everywhere....... Older me thinks younger me was an ignorant tit. :D
Beautiful work (As always) Cà Lem.
The chief issue, at least in my case (and possibly his) is simply being *able* to secure the store-bought item - either because it costs too much for *your* budget - or, the thing simply is *not readily available in YOUR location,* e.g. you need right and left four-pot disk brake bike calipers - and you simply have no clue as to where to secure them! Oh, and sealed bearing single-sided hubs, too.
I don’t have *near* the tools he has, though - even if I do have a lathe and mill at home.
You are tough! And you are very good! I would have broken all the 0.5mm drills and then probably given up. The manual sculpting from the block is just blowing my mind! Ride safe!
Absolutely amazing craftsmanship as always
Those turned out really good. Great fabrications.
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful work, Ca Lem. Thank you for sharing it with us. It's great to see your learning process, even though most people would hide their mistakes.
I'm looking forward to seeing the whole bike in a future video!
Measure twice, cut once 🤣 Thanks for showing the mistakes!
12:00 Great idea, I'll have to try that one.
Some very cool setups there Ca Lem. Beautiful, inspiring work. And - it's funny that you swear in English. Shhiii... 😂
Thanks Craig. I swear in many languages
@ Swearing in another language has been proven to be 40% more effective.
If at this point in time you haven't been contacted by a number of companies via their machining/engineering/designing departments then something is wrong.
Someone, somewhere is missing out-your design insights and machining skills together don't get much better. *Nicely done* Cà Lem. God bless.
I came to the comments to say exactly this. Somewhere, there is a large corporation looking for this guy to build prototypes. His skill deserves big money to go with it.
True, but I don't think he wants to leave his home, and it may be difficult to do contract work by mail order.
@@haphazard1342 // That may be true, but I learned long ago not to speak on behalf of others.
Exceptional workmanship as always. Thanks for sharing 🙏
Decent of you to say that you 'hope we learn something too'. I can tell you exactly what I learned...I can't pretend to even think about doing half the stuff you do. You're brilliant...
Awesome, enjoyed your craftsmanship,artistry,ingenuity,talent on the various parts….lots of lessons in your builds
Besides the natural talent and skill you show in your projects , I really enjoy the humorous aspects of them !
I could not stop watching, so good! I love that you make the effort to turn a boring commodity item into something bespoke and worth celebrating. Thank you!
Cà Lem the type of guy to build a space ship on a Bridgeport and make it look easy! Every time I watch him he makes my skill set look like child’s play.
Super nice job, lots of good practice/design protypes.
Thanks uncle Randy
Another job with a level of perfection that only you can
Very enjoyable to watch, and as always; great workmanship
Loved the process, how cool!
you have come so far- most people,including myself woud just have taken a ride to the nearest bike-store and bought a new set - very impressive work,my friend
Totally frickin' awesome! You are a true artisan, sir. Thank you for treating the world to your content.
That was a joy to watch, and a real inspiration. Thank you so much for sharing!
watching a true artist at work. thanks for sharing.
It's pleasure to watch, as always. I would like to suggest something - most of factory clutch and brake levers have pre-cuts in about 2/3 of it's length so when your motorcycle falls, only the end of the lever is broken so it won't damage master cylinder itself and the motorcycle is operational with 2/3 of the lever present.
I know that but the end of my lever is thin enough to break or bend in that case
Wow! That is truly amazing!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Absolutely stunning workmanship, well done! I like the bracing bar too, all unique..
It's the passion for tradesman craft like this that is hard to come by these days. We need to teach our young ones so they can also enjoy and respect the trade. Awesome job man
The shot at ~ 8:50 where you manually feed a 3D contour is absolutely insane. This is the damn pinnacle of manual machining
I think of it as the adult Etch-a-Sketch. 👍
everything you make is a work of art.
loved it...good to have you back
Looks (better than) factory! So very cool to be able to customize your ride like that, to get it just the way you want it. Your skills put the work of many people two or three times your age to shame. Love to see more!!
Your skill level’s on another planet!
Amazingly mind blowing!!!
Keep it up and show us more. Please!
As a fan of machining, this is super cool. As a fan of motorcycling, it's going to suck when the bike is eventually dropped and you have to make a new lever from scratch.
Beautiful work. Great attention to detail, AND you show your mistakes! Love ya work.
Just incredible work! Always a pleasure!
Great job man! You have alot of patience and love for your job, and another level of skills!
Thanks for the video! I really enjoyed watching it!!
Absolutely fantastic video, as always!
You are absolutely brilliant! Loved watching it and all your vids!
Craftsmanship at its best!!! Well done!!!
Beautiful work, Craftsmanship turned up to 11. Your videos are a joy to watch
Awesome manual work!
That is awesome! Wish I had your skill and patience!
Unbeleiveably good work i can only hope to get close with my own work. Simply inspiring
Amazing work as always! And your ability to stay with the project through so many issues is what makes this channel so good
Splendid job, my compliments.
Dude this is beautiful. Well done
The patience of a Master Craftsman ... and no CNC needed !
Pure skill. Amazing work!
I can't say enough good things about this video from start to finish 👏👏
I am glad people like you exist! You are a true inspiration for me and its a holiday for me each time you have time to publish a video.
great job! awesome realization!
Boggles the mind. Simply amazing.
Great job and thanks for sharing.
Simply immaculate, no more to be said.
This is insane !!!! You are an artist man. Amazing Job!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Superb effort. I don't often comment on videos, but this is top class and I appreciate the effort and skill involved, so i will make an exception. You should be proud of your skills, capabilities & tenacity.
Super great uses of unconventional work holding. Great job buddy.
That's insanely epic work, well done! 🤘
Beautiful work.
Never seen the freehand technique.. and with gloves on! 😮 Beautiful work, and functional! 👌🏽
Excellent work, sir!
Superb piece of work there, well done.
Absolutely amazing, wow is all I can say.
As always, just incredible
Very cool! Awesome work
This is very beautiful, great job done S2
0.5mm drill. THIS is why I watch this channel. What can't you do?! Amazing!
i was speechless looking that. you are a great machinist. the results are so beautiful from the manual machine. maybe I'll try to make it challenge me too. thanks for sharing ca lem.
Simply astonishing.
nice job, like the way how you approach things.
cheers ben.
Very impressive!
The brake levers remind me of a video by Paul Brodie. He too made a set of brake levers on a manual lathe.
It's reassuring to see all the failures. I'll have to keep that in mind when I start doing more metal working.
Everyone I talk to about machining I have to throw out your name. Probably the best machining I've ever seen. Please keep the content coming. I Always look forward to seeing you doing something so awesome. Thank you
Every block of marble has a statue in it.
Getting smart my gosh you are in my opinion one of the best out there thanks for sharing
This was a pleasure to watch!
Nothing less than fantastic !
Amazing work as always. Respect!
That's hardcore. Good job.