American Pacemaker Compound Slide Reassembly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2022
- We'll begin the reassembly of the American Pacemaker compound slide and get it ready to be mounted back onto the lathe.
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Imagine being the guy who worked with the machine for his worklife, seeing the love it gets by getting rebuild to continue to serve the next 80 years.
I enjoy your videos, I not only learn new things but you have a terrific speaking voice, so it's a relaxing break in the day. Thanks Adam!
I spy a new machine, still in the crate right by the rollup door! Merry Christmas Adam, Abby, and everyone!
4 lost lieutenants.
@@tankerboysabot Yes, but you always fail to mention they all found themselves and became Generals.😜
@@Bob_Adkinsor one lieutenant pointing north. 😂
As a guy who loves to take old stuff apart and put it back together better than new, this video series is a pleasure to watch.
Gota say I miss the old shop……….so much more homey.
Organization is paramount to a proper working environment! Love your shop brother, Great Job!
I can't wait to see some chips flying off of the American Pacemaker!
Love videos like this. Thank you
That fettled compound slide with all that TLC will be "as smooth as silk" when assembled.!
Nice to see the Pace coming back together. So satisfying to feel no backlash and know you will have a reliable lathe to do your work. Thanks very much for sharing.
The close-ups of installing those last three oilers were on the money! More of that style of photography would be awesome!
Nice to see the old lathe getting the love, new shop looks great !
LOL at 28:25 or so I thought, man it just started bucketing down outside my window. Then I realized that was your fans or compressor.
Fantastic to see the Pacemaker Coming back together! Can't wait to see how the ABom puts it through its paces and makes it earn its keep!
The machining world is lucky to have guys like you willing to put the time and effort into bringing these old machines back into service
I do believe the bearings should be double shielded, double sealed. The are open at bottom and are subject to contamination. Double sealed bearings are lubricated for ever in the type of use where little or slow rotation is the work.
So nice to see you getting back to good old school non-computerized all-American lathe maintenance.
"All i want for Christmas is to see some chips fly of the American Pacemaker" Merry Christmas to you and yours!!
After watching one of your videos last winter, I bought a can of that CRC SP-350. Since I wasn't going to be using my mill and lathe for a few months over the summer, I wanted to spray them both down with it. Here a couple of weeks ago I went to clean them both off and put them back into service--that stuff is GREAT! It was still well-coated on all parts I had applied it to several months ago, and cleaned off easily with WD-40. Definitely made a believer out of me!
Thanx Adom , I've been jonesing for this next episode!
I watch other TH-camrs and I must say that your close ups and camera work in general are outstanding.
While watching others contend I find myself saying " Abom would have shown a fine close up right here ".
Thanx , I've learned a lot watching you .Merry Christmas.
i love the restoration/rebuild videos, even the general mainenance
Great video Adam. Nobody does it better than you, thanks.
Great job of rebuilding. I hate painting but I have found with my rebuilds that without paint it just isn’t done.
I have been following this very closely because I have a 16 inch American Pacemaker with the compound taken apart too. I am about ready to go put it together now! Thanks Adam, you are an inspiration.
AtThe place where I spent most of my working years at had an American Pacemaker identical to yours. That is a very nice machine.
As an absolute amateur in regard to working on industrial machinery, I recently completed the teardown/reassembly of a Bridgeport style mill... and I am so glad to see a number of the techniques in this video that I used in the process of completing my project. It helps me feel better that I (more or less accidentally) got it done right. 🙂
Nice, Looks good Adam. Looking forward to seeing the installation and testing.
Thanks for sharing.
i like the new shop, but really like that your making vidoes more like the ones you used to
Looks really good Adam, you're happy is what really counts. Cheers Blessings. 🙏
Incredible work Adam. You wouldn't find such sterile conditions in an operating theatre. Your attention to detail is second to none.
Adam, I think I’ve watched all your videos from working with motion industries to you first getting your home shop set up. From day one it’s been a pleasure watching you work. Top notch work without shortcuts as always. I appreciate a true American machinist !
Yeah, I commented about he width of the nut a couple months ago when you first made it...
There was a reason it was made that way. :)
Machinery is a wonderful invention. Once it is all together the user has very little understanding of the internals. A few dials and away you go. It is very educational to see the mechanism from the engineer's point of view. Good job, Adam! Anyway, thanks for sharing! Stay healthy!
I’m excited to see this on the lathe!
I love to see this back together.🙂
Absolutely fascinating, Adam, ...Thank you !
Congrats! It's been a long road. Now if Keith can just get them darn helical gears cut the world will be saved. :)
Right!!! C'mon!! Lol
Nice video Adam :) nice to see the labor you put in the restoration of the lathe 😍
Videos just keep getting better. Thanks.
Excellent video. Thanks Adam.
So glad to see you working on the Pacemaker, Adam. I’ve been going back and enjoying all the great videos and memories related to the big Pacemakers, even to those first pictures on PM. What a fun history to go back and discover. (And it reveals what a hack I am for the way I’m impatiently going through my South Bend 14-1/2😊)
Nice! I'm looking forward to seeing some chips on the American Pacemaker.
Go to his Facebook and you will see big, blue chips being cut!!
Great job, Adam. Your dad and granddad would be proud!
Best ASMR machining video ever made! Very relaxing. Thanks Adam!
Yea! Big Lathe is almost ready for chips.
Great to see the manual machines, want to see this one cutting metal.
Adam, this rebuild has been a great project to watch and learn - I like that the final assembly is like a surgical procedure: super clean and precise. Nice!
It’s so nice to watch your machines with absolutely no runout whatsoever. Incredible precision.
Nicely done, Adam.
Adam, I'm always amazed watching your videos..I really like watching machining on the old machine. I was worried about you getting into CNC stuff but that is going to be cool to... keep up the amazing video's
Nothing like waking up on a Sunday morning to a new Abom vid, cheers and Merry Christmas to you and your family from us here in Australia mate.
Uhh it’s Saturday
@@jacknasty6940 Sunday in Australia!
@@jacknasty6940 We live in the future here in Australia.
Yeaaaaa! Here's hoping the American Pacemaker runs for another 80 years.
Really enjoyed this video, seeing all of the parts come together. Anxious to see the next steps.
Thanks for the video, happy Christmas to you and Abby and all your families 🎄🎅🏼🥃🥃🥂🍾💝
Fantastic Adam!
So much pleasure seeing this come together. It is obviously working smooth as glass with no lash. I love seeing how clever the engineers were who designed this cross slide.The set screw engaging the gib, which allows fine adjustments to the tightness of the slide, is wonderful.
Excellent work,Adam.Thank you.
Beautiful work! We’ll done👍
What a gorgeous compound
That was great fun!! Thank you Adam!
I love watching, thank you for all of your time you've put into these videos
Nice job!!!! Always a pleasure watching your work.
Love this video. So satisfying.
Enjoyed the video! Nice work 👍
Fascinating!
Dude, the background of your videos has made a drastic improvement!
Cool project thanks
Great job!
Thanks for sharing Adam
I think 🤔 you’re more excited about about working on the cross-slide than working with the CNC machines. 🤷♂️
Thanks for sharing 👍
Looks better than new :-)
Great careful and thoughtful work.
Merry Christmas
Hi Adam, thank you for bringing us along on these very interesting projects. Happy Holidays to you and Abbie.
Flaking came out good Adam... you did a great job... 👍
Bravo Maestro !
Fantastic detail and information. I truly appreciate the excellent videos and continued variety of content. Thank you!
Thanks for teaching. I love to learn. And something as simple as improving my use of easy outs can save hours and headaches.
So exciting!!
Love it. Been looking forward to this and getting the Pacemaker running. Nice job on that pin alignment...first time baby! 👍
I love precision machinery! There's an inherent beauty to precise things and this cross slide has that in spades!
Wonderful piece of superbly designed tooling!
Thanks for sharing! :)
Would like to wish you and yours a VERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS
Only think missing is to somewhere indicate on the piece that it was rebuilt in 2022.
Nice work 😊👍🏻👍🏻
The bright finish of the machined parts beside the patinaed casting is also a nice touch
Putting things back to OEM always makes the manual correct. My experience rebuilding count less industrial machines, we liked to use the xxxx 2RS bearings. They are sealed (rubber seal) on both (2) sides and do not need to be lubricated. One less failure point.
thanks for sharing. took a few tries to get the proper time allotted to watch this weeks video. great fit and can only be done with experience and knowledge, always showing and talking us through it. thanks for your time.
Been a long journey, no wonder you were excited to get it re-assrmbled👍👍(and yes, that flaking looks amazing)
A very good work.
Camerawork always A class. Content always interesting. Merry Christmas to you and the Boss.
Imponente amigo!! Desde Uruguay Latinoamérica!!!!!
Nice!! Great video!! 🙂
Turn new handle components in SS on the cnc lathe ;-)
Great video
I wish you and your family Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
MARRY CHRISTMAS Adam &Family
I'm refurbishing a big ass cool lookin vice right now, I'm busting all the rust and then I'm gonna paint it dark green. So stoked. I feel like I'm a big boy machine shop guy now 😎
I love your videos man... you are a wealth of knowledge, you have a great pace and tone... very comfortable I have an aircat impact gun which I love BTW... quiet and insanely powerful
Compound Angles are still my hardest challenges. I'm studying and learning techniques... But I'm still frustrated. I wish there was a course that teaches this specific skill.
Thanks Adam .. all the best to U & Amy .
Abbie ;)
Thanks for sharing