Homemade Lathe Bed part1 ( New projects second lathe )
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Homemade Lathe Bed part2 ( New projects second lathe )
Hello TH-camr, today I’m glad to share my new second homemade lathes.
I do happy to make a bigger size because my first lathe the size is a bit small, when milling a big plate of thick metal is not easy because the length is not enough space to milling than the plate metal I used is thin most are 10 mm thick.
So I decided to make a new lathe bigger than the previous lathe. Now there is enough experience to make a new lathe also.
I hope you all enjoying my new lathe from part 1.
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Good to see the layout of your new lathe bed. Looking forward to seeing how you will make the ways.
Lovely you are positive I will try my best. My concern is a rail for carriage moving because I don't have a slider cut or grinder.
Let me see first
Thanks
Very nice job!
Waiting for the next part!
Good luck!
Thanks for your comment about.
I will try the best hope you like it
Huge fan. love your work from Orlando Florida.
Thanks for your comment I hope you are enjoying this video and I will try my to build more equipment for
Olá meu amigo esteja projeto esta uma maravilha, muito boa a ideia!!!
Lhe desejo muita saúde e boa sorte sempre!!!
Abraço
obrigado meu querido pelo seu comentário, espero que tenha gostado deste vídeo. Vou tentar o melhor possível, este é o meu segundo torno caseiro que acho que deve ser suficiente para rodar neste projeto. minha preocupação é como os trilhos podem cortar ou fresar para ficar em linha.
Bom dia, amigo.
Estou em São Luís, Maranhão, Brasil. Aqui são 08:07hs da manhã.
Caí de para-quedas neste seu canal e estou assistindo atentamente o desenvolvimento criterioso do torno mecânico, pois tempos atrás fiz um mas não ficou bom. Então este que você está fazendo servirá de modelo para correção e aferição do meu.
Parabéns, saúde e paz a você e sua família. Sou um inscrito. Vá em frente.
bom dia muito obrigado pela sua referência espero que gostem deste vídeo porque o torno do meu país é muito caro e impossível de comprar por isso estou feliz em construir um torno caseiro este é o segundo torno como fiz então acho que basta minha experiência. mas o problema não é ferramentas suficientes alguns equipamentos. por isso leva muito tempo para construí-lo.
Good luck with your project!
Thanks my dear friend
I expected I will and I do hope better than the first.
Vary good job thank you
Many thanks for your feedback
I do hope you enjoyed this video and I hope I will finish a day soon.
You can take 2x2inch square steel or square tubing and set them edge up and mount them on adjustable block that bolt into the 2x2. The base is going to be a strong square frame to hold the blocks straight and allow the blocks to be adjustable. That's how I'm going to build my future milling machine and the travel is going to be amazing. I'll be cutting hole lathe beds with it.
Thank you for your introduction I will try my best I thinking about this but don't have have enough equipment but I will
@@mr.ranyhomemade2466 The hole Idea of this method is to eliminate as many tools that you need and maximize accuracy with more adjustability. you also can take the 2x2 parallels off the blocks and do a 3 surface method with them and put them back on without messing it up by welding it.
@@mr.ranyhomemade2466 O yeah I should tell you the blocks that hold the parallels can be held in place with Angle iron bolted to it. you will need a drill bit and a thread tap to do it. Than you can weld that angle iron to a block design of your choice. You also need to have some space for the carriage to clamp to the 2x2 parallels because the under space will be shared with the angle iron.
Thanks again your information
Now I have a motor but don't have grinder wheel cups
This is what I want