Machining a Threading Die Holder from a Steel Cube
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2021
- I needed to cut some M20 threads so I bought an M20 threading die - then realized it doesn't fit into my die holder so I figured I would just custom make one from materials I have around. The large steel cube was the only piece of stock that was large enough so that's what I used!
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Since nobody ever reads the description and people keep writing comments about this, I'll explain it here again: I used a square piece of stock simply because I did not have a piece of round stock in the shop that was big enough for this job. I needed this tool the next day, so I improvised and used whatever material was available, which happened to be a piece of square stock. I faced the sides first because I was originally going to keep some of the sides flat, but eventually decided to change the design after I had started.
Why didn’t you use round stock? 😂 haha sorry...
Flats on one side would have been useful on a die this size. Sometimes an adjustable wrench is easier to fit into places than the handle are. Like on a lathe. No doubt you made it in such a way that it works fine on your lathe but I think you get my point...
Phil, I'm glad to see the 'chuck-ception' concept is still working well for you! Thanks for sharing.
Yes, it works so well in fact that I'll probably never bother spending money on that backplate
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got my shirt yesterday, I just put it on and then found a new PhilV video! Serendipity lol
shirt is a great fit and nice quality too. thanks man!
Probably one of the best die holders I have seen. Better than the ones you get from the shops. Well done.
Nice work. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Your videos are full of great shortcuts and techniques !
Very-nice decorative grooves on the body, and echoed by grooves on the handles in place of the usual knurling. Very nice.
Great tool build that will be very handy.
Nice video! Love the quiet and slow approach. very soothing and enjoyable. A+
Lovely work Phil, I don't think that die holder is going to break too easily!
Always a pleasure watching your creations 👍😎👍
I need to make on myself for a die nut I've just bought, your inspiration!!
That's a piece of art!
Lovely job Phil. Very nicely made, will outlast you! Cheers, Jon
Thing of beauty!
That was fun to watch, thanks Phil!
Turned out beautifull!
Very nice work and great video. I really like the attention to detail and quality of work.
Excellent work, Phil-Well Done ✅👍
Loved it! the Project
Your camera arm is working great :)
Nice shots
🇦🇬 A beautiful work of art that’s functional. Excellent. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Hello Phil,
A good job done there... an enjoyable video, thank you.
Take care.
Paul,,
How much metal would a chucked chuck machine if a machine could chuck a chuck?
Very well done.
What a beautiful job well done 👍
Nice & clean. You should put your name on it... maybe a future brand of tools is born ;)
Just a thing of beauty 👌
Great skill, I assume that was the point but the cost of the producing the die holder, not to mention the wastage an time involved. A 1 1/2" die holder costs about £7.50!
I was thinking exactly the same 👍
Gute Arbeit und schönes Design...TOP.
Very smart work....an inspiration 👌👍
Very nice job, thanks.
Great job!
This is art!
Manual thread cutting rises my body temperature fast. I had to do it over 200mm long, because the turning tool would collide with the centre sleeve. Then one part got twisted.
It sucks for sure, but then so does doing it on the lathe (at least for smaller threads). Generally I'd say bigger threads are a bit easier on the lathe and small ones manually. It's just that it can be require a lot of setup on the lathe and manually is (usually) a quick job
Hi Phil great content and how’s the welding table doing? And any chance of a workshop tour or maybe a tools / machines used in the next description? 👍
Yeah I was planning to do a shop tour eventually now that everything is finished in the new shop. Hopefully sometime this year
Next up make a round thing with a square block. Using a thee jaw chuck
Absolutely stunning..
Very cool, and love that table. I want one :)
Nice job 👍
yes Ive made mine to 18mm, now I will make too 27mm good video and very good tool
Very nice - I have a lovely set of Starrett tap handles which I use all the time, but die nut handles to die for (pun intended) are hard to come by - no idea why I didn't think to just do this, but I really should have. PS, German Volkel serial taps are my favourite for larger sizes and the best possible surface finish in the hole where it counts :-) Support local, if you can.
time wise and cost of the part .. its cheaper to make it and a lot of times it last longer ,, great work ,, I want to try bluing on stuff some time ,, only thing missing is your name stamped in the tool
¡Nice result!. Just a question: what is the beand of the hss die?.
Thank you
Hello, another great job. Tell me, what kind of metal do you use? Do you encounter off-centering on your parts when turning certain metals? Sincerely, and thank you for your videos.
Clean work i like your tools 🧰😍
nice work, could u list or room tour your basic tools ?
good job
Very good :)
Very nice job! Decorative grooves is really beautiful detail. I was just wondering, why did you bother to machine it square before machining it round?
I actually didn't plan on making it entirely round, I was just going to do large round edges but then somehow got carried away a bit.. that's why I wanted the would-be flat spots to be machined first
Good job Phil, I bet your glad the cutting die wasn't hexagonal... that would have been a little more challenging to mill a recess for that but I'm sure you could do do it. Do you think you might build anymore cargo bikes in the future?
Currently I'm working on a aluminum bicycle camper trailer that I'm making from a Ikea bed frame. my video filming and editing skills need some work though.
Yes, the next build is bike related and the one after that will be a bike
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다이스 핸들이 한정판 기념 굿즈 같네.!
*Nicely done;* turned out beautiful.
Question though [not a criticism]: why not manually cut the threads on the end of the handles with the lathe?
most likely the change gears he needs to cut those threads arent installed in the lathe, or are damaged, or dont even work properly, very common on cheaper lathes
It's usually much more work/time consuming than just using a threading die (at least that's my experience). So for standard threads I don't do that unless I have to
@@LachlanD1213 This lathe doesn't use change gears, it has a gearbox for feed speed and thread pitch that works just fine. But using a threading die is simply faster if you have one
Moin Phil! Großartiges Video und Ergebnis, wie immer! Dank dafür. Irgendwie lässt mich das erhabene Schraubstockfinish in seiner ganzen Tiefgründigkeit nicht los.. Hm, wäre es nicht ein charmantes Markenzeichen von dir, sämtliche Teile mit diesem geilen Finish zu veredeln? Alle Anderen: Gedreht, kurz Schmirgel drüber, kein Bock mehr, fertig. Phil V: Gedreht, Schmirgel drüber, Glasperlengestrahlt, Brüniert und Multiölgeölt für den sexy look?! Beste Grüße und weiter so!
Nächstes mal gibts wieder einiges an brünierten Teilen 🖤 Bei diesem war ich tatsälich zu faul weil ichs eher aus Notwendigkeit gebaut habe und schnell fertig haben wollte (ist an einem Tag entstanden). Lässt sich aber jederzeit nachholen
Super stunning talented oops model machines in your works Shop neatness very good expensive useful complete
Nice work 👏 👍That model milling machine to you use in all your videos?
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No knurling tool?
Hello,I wanna order Exact pellets mold of 5.5 mm.
If u could made this mold,it would be great
fabulous skill, wondering about the level of your experience 😅
im sorry im asking cause don't know why using square shape eccept circular ?
im asking this because i dont know how produced square shaped parts
can you explain a little ?
It's only because I had no round stock available that was the right size
@@PhilVandelay ok bro i thought too deep thanks for answer
Ok so with 3-D printing being all the rage why not just 3-D print a die-holder? ;-) OK kidding aside, excellent work! Looks fantastic and works perfectly, of course! I assume your lathe is not geared for doing single point threading for M20?
Actually it would be interesting to know what it would take to make one from plastic that doesn't break. My lathe can cut M20 but I was planning to do a whole bunch of threads (multiple workpieces) for a small comission job and using a die is simply faster than single point threading
Это же какой станочный парк надо содержать чтобы изготовить плашкодержатель...🤔
Die "holder?Always thought it was called a die STOCK!
Причём тут плашкодержатель если есть такое оборудование?
How much would you charge to make me one just like yours?
Seems like it would have been quicker to cut the thread on the lathe
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3:53 слишком плотная посадка. Ты ее не снимешь когда плашка нагреется после нарезания резьбы
Точно подумал? А зачем её снимать на горячую?? Да и силу нагрева не нужно преувеличивать - хоть метр режь, изделие заберëт большую часть тепла 🤷♂️
Should have bought instead the cost of manufacturing die stock in a single piece will definitely be more any good work good machines but again needs to production plan
Overall good job in the end
haelt 1000 jahre :-) bruenieren?
Зачем квадрат? Изначально взять кругляк и усе, столько времени в пустую
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Ich Frage mich immer warum man das von ausßen nach Innen alles weghobelt anstatt es mit so einem Dünnen dolchartigen aus zu schneiden =/ ?
素晴らしい
A work of art.A shame to use it.😁
Станков много а круглых заготовок нет! Смешно.
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Cocinete.....
That was just an excuse to make a video 😂😂😂
Most of my projects are, in a way 😉
Can you give me 1 pcs shirt 🙏😁
可笑，能自己做外面施力物品，卻還要買工牙。