Honey Doo Drill Bit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 เม.ย. 2021
- A little different video for me. I make a special drill bit for a honey doo job. The drill itself is a spoof but the method is identical to how you would make a steel cutting tool. The electronic gearing was a collaboration between me and my friend Mr Bill. I did the mechanical work and he worked out the control scheme. The servo motor position is synchronized to the milling machine table movement via an encoder connected to the milling machine axis and is fully programmable for different helical solutions. The control is also capable of doing direct number indexes. If you have ever done high count indexing you will appreciate the ability to push a button and make your index move. I hope you enjoy the video. I had fun making it.
All the best,
Tom
Maniacal laughter in the shop is always a good sign.
Can go either way it’s also a sure fire sign of repeated failures to the brink of madness.
17:22
I can’t believe you didn’t mike the hole!!!!
Satisfaction, in its MOST sincere form!
8:00
“Have you got a clear drill bit? I do!”, Priceless.....😂
Not going to tell us what it's for?
Drilling Honey Dew Mellons. 😳😂
Its comforting to know, as I slowly loose my mind from the Covid lock down, I'm in good company. Great job Tom.
Welcome to the club..... Thanks for stopping by.
Cheers,
Tom
Just "un-loosen" your mind.
@TakeDeadAim I took resistors out of the bags they came in and put them #3 paper envelopes, and labeled them. As if the bags they came in wasn't good enough
@@oxtoolco I wonder how that would chew through some harder veg, like a blue Hubbard squash
@@pacificcoastpiper3949 Send me one and lets find out.
Cheers,
Tom
Most people are going nutty being locked down at home,
Toms going fruity👀
He is in California!
Melons are not fruit..they are a gourd.
Gourds can be fruits or vegetables, if you wanna get botanical a pumpkin is a berry and so is a pineapple. Strawberries aren't though.
Make a swivel cooling adaptor so you can run Vodka coolant down thru the drill bit for when drilling a watermelon for a party.
Seconded!
The proper cutting fluid for melon is Portugese port. Makes for a mellower cut.
Go straight for grain alcohol, or at least 151.
An apple corer is about right for sticking the neck of a bottle in.
Dont leave kids alone at home...shop 😅
Real Men never do grow up. And if they do, they'll just be a Toys-R-Us kid.
They’ll make a glory hole maker.
Next video, Tom is going to let us all know how long in his microwave it takes to get a honey doo melon up to body temperature.
Lmao!!
We made a fish fillet knife from Delrin years ago for a marine biologist testing fish for metal
I like how you introduce your honey-do job, with the unfinished printing press is over your shoulder, the irony is not lost
Oh wow, I assumed that was finished off camera
I noticed his belt sander is just clamped to its stand as well. Sometimes the pursuit of fun takes precedence.
Silly me, I thought one should broach a Honey Dew melon.
Pretty soon we’ll see Ron Popeil hawking the whole line of Ox Tools kitchen gadgets!
The broaching happens afterward... In private.
@@Ryan_Odyssey LOL
@@Ryan_Odyssey touché
@@nikond90ful1 warm it first, then broach!(;-)
Wonderful - By machining in clear plastic we are shown how to do something and get to see what it looks like as it happens! A fantastic teaching aid! Thanks Tom!
Dish soap cutting fluid for plastic makes perfect sense. Thank you
If that's Dog Meat It's The Filet Mignon Of Them. Nice Job as always Tom Thanks for paying it forward. Robin is proud of you.
That drill bit is a clear success 😁
Those were definite chortles - a clear sign you're having too much fun in the pursuit of melon traslucency.
Tom, it's great to hear you giggling like a kid!
A bottle of Rum an hour or so to soak then a straw, perfect way to watch the sun go down.
Pickling your liver?
I can think of better ways to watch a sunset.
Tom's laughter is priceless. Deep down, we all have that little kid inside us that we have not fully outgrown. We all need to stay creative, to do so, we need to preserve that kid-like innocence and curiosity in trying things out.
You've trumped ThisOldTony's Coring Auger build... (Pineapple coring specifically). DoubleBoost has threaded a Turnip, AvE threaded a Potato... What have I forgotten/missed in the fruits/vegetables in the machine shop category?
NYC CNC milled a pumpkin.
@@mikebrowne5152 yeah, badly LOL
Peter Brown/Shop Time has done resin bits a few weeks ago, but he tried to drill pine/timber with predicable results.
Stuff Made Here milled a pumpkin as good as one can do such a thing
And Doubleboost John Mills has machined almost every domestic vegetable heard of on the lathe and mill!
Old Tony and Clickspring did some time-travelling a while back. One of the side effects got Tom starting a cooking channel.
The ending was truly a delight! Thanks for this!
I can't believe you didn't scribe your drill location. I can't believe you then didn't pick up the scribe with an optical punch, followed by a deeper punch. Furthmore, I can't believe you didn't hand file those flutes. 😆 Great job! Entertaining yet still so cool!
fantastic video - thank you!
machining transparent stock shows some interesting aspects of machining that we can’t see with an opaque materials.
more, please!
You never cease to surprise - just what I needed on a miserable morning.
I can't wait to see how you heat treat it. :)
Best video ever. Cool process, fun result. Well done.
And Slowly He Turned His Acrylic Drill Bit To The Honeydew Mellon With A Nefarious Look On His Face Laughing As He Drilled That Poor Mellon! I laughed as you drilled it. Good job on that bit, should keep it for future jobs.
Ok, I thought, at first, that the tuna rich can squeezer was an April Fool’s joke but…
Now we have this
Great stuff Tom and thanks for working with Harold we really enjoy it
Just like playing golf on the Moon. It's all fun and games until you realise the back story
of the technology and knowledge involved in allowing to happen.
I'm glad I stayed up a bit longer tonight. Very entertaining.
Finally someone made a drill bit that you can just look through to see the spot to drill!
Great fun Tom! You started my day with a big smile! Thank you!
Its the silly things we create that we often learn the most from, and have the most fun creating. Keep it up!
Great video Tom! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻🥃
Thanks Tom. That was a good chuckle. A bit of fun but demonstrating a very capable unit. I fancy a bit of melon now. All the best. Mart in the UK.
Magically delicious. Thanks for the video Tom.
Made my night! Thanks Tom and take care.
One small step for a man, a giant stride for mankind's collective knowledge. Great stuff Tom, keep 'em coming.
There are no words to describe how awesome that was.
That is indeed a clear cut. Fantastic!
Hilarious, and a good test for the electronic indexing apparatus!
You're having entirely too much fun, Tom!
Keep it up. . .
As a mechanic i am deeply impressed by the milling part. Great Job! Never done it in my german industrial mechanical apprenticeship.
So you just pulled an "Old tony" style video ... I enjoyed it a lot.....
Tom! I love you sir!! Great project and fun as hell
Thanks Tom
Not only did you show us how they make drills you have a great little toy to use and show off
There's not very many people left with this level of skill
Super cool! Thanks, Tom!
I once made 6 12mm diameter drills from carbide blanks that were extra long and a non catalog item. I made them on my Cincinnati Monoset . I put male centers on to start to support the end but I still had to be careful as they still wanted to chatter. Then I had to grind margins . Then I ground the drill points. A lot of work but looked beautiful
when they were done. The Monoset will on my machine flute a maximum of a 30 degree spiral on a 1/4" diameter tool and anything in between. I rearly flute tools from scratch. Most
of the time I use it to sharpen hog mills and repair chipped flutes on solid carbide end mills.
It is easier to setup if the manufacturer would etch the lead on the tool .
Monoset's are really cool machines. I have never had the opportunity to play with one with somebody that knew how to run one. Thanks for the comment.
Cheers,
Tom
The only two reasons it was done was as I said it was a non catalog item and it was a short run of six and not worth setting up by a CNC grinder. I and my machine can't compete with a CNC grinder. They can do it way faster and can do
other things I can't.
I am really impressed at how well that helixing works! That is not really a trivial mechanical or mathematical problem. Thanks for showing what is possible.
So clever! I loved watching this. Always with the amazing ideas, Tom.
Oh yeah!! This is faster, cheaper and WAY more fun than going to the nearest kitchen supply store. Salut
You keep this up we will have to call you 'Mr Chuckles'! :) Interesting job with a fun twist...
That's so cool Tom!! Made my day!
Well its official. You are now THE Mr. Wizard of the machine shop! Nice work Tom.
that was way too much fun!
This was one of the coolest machining vids I’ve seen over the past ~10 years. Thank you for showing such cool stuff!
Look at the great chip formation!
Loved it Tom
Professor HoneyDoo....Inventing the future tomorrow!
I was in a so so mood this morning. After that laugh at the end my mood is better. Thanks.
I like your new manager Tom, her video topics are top notch choices. She really drills home some pressing issues you'd been ignoring for far too long. ;-)
Man, that's really freaking cool.
Thank you for very informative and entertaining content needed the chuckle
VERY nice job Mr Wizard!!
Too good Tom, perfect thing for a Covid Monday!
Great video! I love the humor, and the electronic divider is unreal. BTW thanks for the tip on reverse sharpening drill bits, it makes perfect sense to me.
the sounds of tweeting drill in springtime
That’s the fastest, most efficient pick up line I’ve seen. Cheer to the new girlfriend mate.
Tom, I can only imagine how much trouble we would get into together if, You were down here in the the Heart of Dixie or , I was transplanted to The West Coast. Must say I loved the setup to make the clear acrylic drill bit.
Take Care and Stay Safe
Bob
Now that is cool.. thanks for the video..
Never leave a machinist alone with no projects hold, they can come up with the darnedest designs you never saw?
That was fun - thanks Tom. An LED light in the shank would look really cool. Stay safe and well :)
That intuitively seems like a really good way to sharpen a drill bit.
That was absolutely the greatest. Thanks for the video. 👍👍👍👍👍😁
Good one, honey doos are the best!
Sometimes these kinds of projects are the best!
One of a kind!
Glad you’re having fun lol, great video
Tom, I love this. Your genius know no bounds.
Now we need some CNC'd melon balls!
Differently cool 😎
That was quite entertaining.
I enjoyed this.
Thanks Tom. Hope you're working on a melon feeds and speeds chart.
Yeah I'm going to back feed the data to NYCCNC and their proven cut department. They have a gap in their food processing cutting data.
Cheers,
Tom
@@oxtoolco you have officially made me laugh, I love machining videos like this
interesting style to sharpen a drill, i will try this next time
you enjoyed that way too much, Tom....awesome project!
Turkish proverb: “A woman for duty, a boy for pleasure, but a melon for ecstasy.”
Awesome time. Always get support from me buddy!
Life is short have fun. Love it
You have definitely confirmed what I have been suspecting along time. MACHINIST GONE MAD!!!
Yup i thought the present trouble was china flu but i find it is mad cow desease, well the next best thing mad Ox desease.😉
Good coolant for cleaning under Bill's bits'!
when I clicked on this I thought it was going to be an adam savage video, haha! Great stuff
Such an affectious laugh Tom.🤣🤣🤣
This is what machinists do when they get bored- hilarious Tom 😂
Best Mellon tool since Sledge-O-Matic.
Next see if you can drill one with finger holes bowling ball style.
Great demo on making a drill bit out of non conventional materials. It sounds like you had a blast doing it.
Ok, now that you've made a transparent drill bit, I want to see a transparent core saw!
That video was a riot, btw. Thanks!
So I guess that makes it a Clear & Deming drill bit??? 😁 very cool!
Hello Tom ,
I had a grate laughter watching you having fun and drilling that Melon, good job ! 😂😂👍
Tom , your wife gets you to make the neatest stuff. the printing press was an opis. the tuna press was way above average. the clear drill bit TAKES THE CAKE. poppy's workshop says WOW