It's alive ! It's alive ! Great job 👍 what a pleasure to see your lathe video ! Quick tip, when you want to measure hole axis distance you don't need to know the diameter, just measure the distance between the right side of the first hole and the right side of the second hole. Have some good holyday.
Thanks. About axis distance you're right but for a precise measurement you need a caliper and directly picking the two right sides is not that easy. Happy holidays.
It's little step, and lot of hard precision work. Maxim Kachurovskiy got simply electronic lead screw kit . Thank for wideo, it's Christmas gift for viewers. Happy new Year
Been awhile glad to see ya back and really glad it was this episode that lathe is coming along nicely I see you added the lead screw nuts for the carriage how are you planning to engage and disengage it also without half nuts I don’t see thread cutting as a possibility but regardless it’s very impressive and gonna be a very very rigid little machine way better than anything you can buy these days in this size range
Bravo! I was just thinking of your project and how long it has been. Sadly I can't offer any assistance regarding your motor drive but I can make a guess that the circuit board has a broken trace or a dry solder joint. Have a good inspection with continuity / ohm meter. Happy New Year.
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You are so close to being able to use your lathe! Good to see you are back. Thank you for making and sharing your journey with us.
Great to see a video from you again Recpect
It's alive ! It's alive !
Great job 👍 what a pleasure to see your lathe video !
Quick tip, when you want to measure hole axis distance you don't need to know the diameter, just measure the distance between the right side of the first hole and the right side of the second hole.
Have some good holyday.
Thanks. About axis distance you're right but for a precise measurement you need a caliper and directly picking the two right sides is not that easy. Happy holidays.
Good job my friend and Happy New Year to you!
Thank you. Happy new year.
This dam lathe better wirk flawlessly... As long as Ive been waiting anyway
Very nice and Hardly work to making you machine im very proud
See light shine through circuit board and look for cracks in traces.
Good hints, thank you. Happy new year.
Good hints, thank you. Happy new year.
It's little step, and lot of hard precision work.
Maxim Kachurovskiy got simply electronic lead screw kit .
Thank for wideo, it's Christmas gift for viewers.
Happy new Year
I watched the video right now, interesting, it is roughly similar to what I think to do. Happy new year.
Happy new year
Thank you. Happy new year!
Been awhile glad to see ya back and really glad it was this episode that lathe is coming along nicely I see you added the lead screw nuts for the carriage how are you planning to engage and disengage it also without half nuts I don’t see thread cutting as a possibility but regardless it’s very impressive and gonna be a very very rigid little machine way better than anything you can buy these days in this size range
No half nuts. This is a special arrangement for a direct drive only motion.
@@AccidentalScience my old lathe has the same mounting point of nut. Lead screw have clutch near spindle to engage/disengage .
Thanks for sharing. Thanks for cool video
Bravo! I was just thinking of your project and how long it has been. Sadly I can't offer any assistance regarding your motor drive but I can make a guess that the circuit board has a broken trace or a dry solder joint. Have a good inspection with continuity / ohm meter. Happy New Year.
Thank you. You guessed right, the board is already fixed now, a video about it will be up on Jan. 2 at 12AM CET. Happy new year.
its is art!
Sir can you send me your this machine headstock drowing im indian I want to make Cam cutting machine plz