Thank you for the great ideas and explaining things for us. No we don't all know these things. What may seem simple to you may not be that simple to someone learning the setups and the tooling options. Love your shaper and seeing it run. I have a little 7 inch AMMCO which is my pride and joy (looks like a South Bend), love the old tools. They fit me will. Will keep you in my prayers concerning your cancer. Stay well.
One year ago this week I began my 13th and final chemo treatment for stage 4 colon cancer. Nine months of heck and one year recovering, I remain cancer free! Yes, your hair will grow back. I pray for your full recovery. Stay positive and accept the help offered by others. Your number one job right now is resting.
Interesting! I think your commenter had it exactly right. Setups are the most interesting and educational things to include in your video, and I certainly learned something from this video. Best of luck with the treatment and recovery.
Understanding setups in your shaper also helps to understand setups in my milling mill, so I thank you for this series. 👏👏👍😀 Your brave demeanour is a real inspiration to everyone. 😔
Glad to see you in good spirits, even with the challenges you've had to face recently. Nothing wrong with sharing what you know with the rest of us even if others have videos on a subject - we all do things slightly differently and can learn from each other even when faced with similar tasks.
Hi Rusty, A really good video... I think many people over complicate the way they do things and also sometimes limit what they try due to a lack of machinery... I for one would like to see more of these type of videos. Take lots of care Paul,,
Thank you for taking the time to show everyone how to do some setups. One of the most crucial parts of machining is the setup, if that’s not correct it usually creates other issues. Thanks again and I wish you all the best in your treatments. God bless. 😬
Always good to maximize the capabilities of our machines, especially for the hobbyist just starting out 😊. Sometimes finding them clever work-arounds make all the difference. Thanks for sharing, Rusty! Don't fret the hair, looks like you've got a nice shaped head 😉. Cheers! 👍😁👍
Gday Rustinox, great to see you looking well, this is a good subject to talk about, work hold cam be a real pain sometimes and you don’t need all the flash machines to make a part, you just have to get creative, take care mate, Cheers Matty
? What is the range of sizes of cutting tools for the shaper. Can you use 1 inch cutting tools on any of your machines. But more important what is the range of sizes for the shaper tools
Good video. Enjoy seeing how you set-up your work. I have an old Vernon-Sheldon, 12" shaper. There's a lot you can do with a shaper, I learn something new all the time. Best Regards from Nebraska!
My backplate was a success. Thanks for your videos I also cut my first keyway on the shaper. BTW. I just bought shaper #2. It's a shape-rite model B. I have a lot of work to do on it. Brian in Arkansas.
Thanks Adrian. A few weeks ago i wanted to buy a shaper, exactly same as yours. Only 1 hour drive from home an for 500€. Unfortunately i was in the hospital, so i missed it...
You might move the table a bit to left and right to make the slot for the cutter larger than the cutter it self. Not moving means that the cutter gets stuck when it heats up. The same principle is often use on the lathe
Hi Rustinox. I’m a relatively new subscriber and really enjoy your videos. I love your sense of humour too. All the very best to you and I hope all your treatment goes well
Hi Mich, good to see you creating videos. You are looking well despite your situation. Great content, I really like your explanations and such, and it doesn't matter how simple the project is, there are always those of us who just like to watch over your shoulder. The difference of technique gives us depth, which takes time and patience. Cheers and best wishes!
Thank you for the video. It may not be just the 'new' guys, a little change of perspective keeps the mind fresh. Keep up the good fight, I wish you well with your battle. Think of the shampoo you'll save for awhile. 😁 I shaved my head when my best friend was fighting leukemia.
I'm glad to hear you are doing well. Thank you for showing how you do your setups. Those of us that don't have all the things that make it easy can learn to be creative with what we have to accomplish a task. Cheers from Canada
Thanks for the show and tell on setups, pickup a few tips with everyone of them and some reminders to check your clearances every time, it’s easy to get complacent and then there are parts on the floor and tears in your eyes. Stay strong and good luck with your treatments
Thank you for the great ideas and explaining things for us. No we don't all know these things. What may seem simple to you may not be that simple to someone learning the setups and the tooling options. Love your shaper and seeing it run. I have a little 7 inch AMMCO which is my pride and joy (looks like a South Bend), love the old tools. They fit me will. Will keep you in my prayers concerning your cancer. Stay well.
Nice litle machine. With a little experience you will see that it all makes sense.
One year ago this week I began my 13th and final chemo treatment for stage 4 colon cancer. Nine months of heck and one year recovering, I remain cancer free! Yes, your hair will grow back. I pray for your full recovery. Stay positive and accept the help offered by others. Your number one job right now is resting.
Thanks Greg. I hope i will find some time to rest. Sitting down and to do nothing is not really my thing.
All nice setups, enjoyed. Good to hear you are doing well. Made a very nice part.
Yhanks Randy.
Interesting! I think your commenter had it exactly right. Setups are the most interesting and educational things to include in your video, and I certainly learned something from this video. Best of luck with the treatment and recovery.
Thanks. At least it was useful to somebody :-)
Understanding setups in your shaper also helps to understand setups in my milling mill, so I thank you for this series. 👏👏👍😀
Your brave demeanour is a real inspiration to everyone. 😔
Understanding setups is very useful for any kind of machine.
Glad to see you in good spirits, even with the challenges you've had to face recently. Nothing wrong with sharing what you know with the rest of us even if others have videos on a subject - we all do things slightly differently and can learn from each other even when faced with similar tasks.
Good spirits indeed. Thanks Everett.
I just want to show that it is possible to make parts, even if the used methode does't come out of a book.
Hi Rusty,
A really good video... I think many people over complicate the way they do things and also sometimes limit what they try due to a lack of machinery... I for one would like to see more of these type of videos.
Take lots of care
Paul,,
Thanks paul. I'll see what i can do.
Thank you for taking the time to show everyone how to do some setups. One of the most crucial parts of machining is the setup, if that’s not correct it usually creates other issues. Thanks again and I wish you all the best in your treatments. God bless. 😬
Indeed. Making good parts with bad setups could be a bbit challenging.
Always good to maximize the capabilities of our machines, especially for the hobbyist just starting out 😊. Sometimes finding them clever work-arounds make all the difference. Thanks for sharing, Rusty! Don't fret the hair, looks like you've got a nice shaped head 😉. Cheers! 👍😁👍
Shaped head... shaper... well...
Gday Rustinox, great to see you looking well, this is a good subject to talk about, work hold cam be a real pain sometimes and you don’t need all the flash machines to make a part, you just have to get creative, take care mate, Cheers Matty
Thanks Matty. Indeed, sometimes thinking a bit out of the box can help.
Hi Rusty, its great that you're making videos again. So many usefull tips and always funny. Regards Kevin
Thanks Kevin. Things are going well.
Very nice explanation On set ups for the shaper. Well done Enjoyed the Video. I am sure the new apprentices will learn from this video.
Cheers Fred
Thanks Fred. That's a bit the idea.
Oh I just am learning machining and I am having fun watching your videos as well as learning loads
Welcome to the fun.
Very good watching what you are up to. That finish looks pretty good from here. More rigid is very good. Take care
Thanks Randy.
Thanks for the lesson! 👍🏼
You already know all this things.
Rustinox you give me too much credit 😁. Speedy recovery 🙏🏻
? What is the range of sizes of cutting tools for the shaper.
Can you use 1 inch cutting tools on any of your machines. But more important what is the range of sizes for the shaper tools
Every size of tool will do, as long as it fits the tool holder.
Good video. Enjoy seeing how you set-up your work. I have an old Vernon-Sheldon, 12" shaper. There's a lot you can do with a shaper, I learn something new all the time. Best Regards from Nebraska!
On a shaper you can make almost everything. Just go for it.
My backplate was a success. Thanks for your videos I also cut my first keyway on the shaper. BTW. I just bought shaper #2. It's a shape-rite model B. I have a lot of work to do on it. Brian in Arkansas.
Thanks Brian. A nice litle shaper. I'm sure you're gonna have lots of fun with it.
Very nice job Rusti, Wishing you all the best as you go through your treatments. Gary
Thankd Gary.
God be with thru out your treatments, I will be praying for you.😟
Thanks.
Well done! You certainly need a bigger shaper - so many hassles that needn't be!
Glad to hear you therapy is going well.
All the Best
Adrian
Thanks Adrian. A few weeks ago i wanted to buy a shaper, exactly same as yours. Only 1 hour drive from home an for 500€.
Unfortunately i was in the hospital, so i missed it...
@@Rustinox Argh, what a Bummer!
But don't worry, Klopp seems to have built tons of them. There will be another one around, I'm sure.
You might move the table a bit to left and right to make the slot for the cutter larger than the cutter it self. Not moving means that the cutter gets stuck when it heats up. The same principle is often use on the lathe
The problem is the slipping belt. (still not fixed)
Excellent video i like to see the setup also thank for the videos
Thanks Joe.
good job on that nice fit
Thanks.
very nice vid, and god bless
Thanks Mike.
Another great video.
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it.
That's a beautiful shaper. I wish mine had some of those features.
Don't we all wish to have more? :-)
@@Rustinox that's very true, I am thrilled to have the shaper I have. I just bought it and have been binge watching your videos.
It pleases me to no end to see you enjoying your shop. You are an effective teacher and i am learning a lot from you. Peace. Brian in Arkansas
Thanks Brian. Indeed, i'm having a good time in the shop.
@@Rustinox I made a tool to cut keyways on the shaper. I will let you know how it goes. Thanks for the tips. Brian in Arkansas
Thanks, again.
Thank you for your time.
Nice work...
Thanks Mats.
great job!
Thanks Colin.
Nice Fit :)
Indeed. Sometimes all you need is a little bit of luck :-)
Hi Rustinox. I’m a relatively new subscriber and really enjoy your videos. I love your sense of humour too. All the very best to you and I hope all your treatment goes well
Thanks Stephen. Welcome to the fun.
Rustinox Oh, with the belt slipping problem, have you tried chalk dust? It worked fo me
@@stephenmale4492 Thanks for the tip. I will give it a try.
Goe bezig maat!
We doen wat we kunnen hé.
Good to see you keeping strong minded my friend. Keep us informed how your treatment goes.
Thanks David. I will.
Hi Mich, good to see you creating videos. You are looking well despite your situation. Great content, I really like your explanations and such, and it doesn't matter how simple the project is, there are always those of us who just like to watch over your shoulder. The difference of technique gives us depth, which takes time and patience. Cheers and best wishes!
Thanks for your kind words. I really appreciate.
I enjoyed the video very much Rusty. Glad to hear all is going well. Stay strong!
Thanks Bruno, i will.
Thank you for the video. It may not be just the 'new' guys, a little change of perspective keeps the mind fresh.
Keep up the good fight, I wish you well with your battle. Think of the shampoo you'll save for awhile. 😁 I shaved my head when my best friend was fighting leukemia.
Thanks Bob. New or not new to machining, everybody welcome.
It's really a lovely gesture to cut your hair for a friend. That's real friendship.
Great ideas and methods Mike. I enjoyed this a lot. Thank you. Stay strong.
Thanks. We do what we can, don't we.
I hadn't seen a video in some time, maybe I missed one, we love your videos, always entertaining, once again we'll be praying for you!❤
Thanks.
I try to post videos weekly.
I'm glad to hear you are doing well. Thank you for showing how you do your setups. Those of us that don't have all the things that make it easy can learn to be creative with what we have to accomplish a task.
Cheers from Canada
Thanks. With a bit of imagination you can do a lot.
Sure is nice seeing that shinny new chuck spinning away. Always good to see alternative ideas how to tackle these projects
With a little bit of imagination you can do a lot.
Thanks for the show and tell on setups, pickup a few tips with everyone of them and some reminders to check your clearances every time, it’s easy to get complacent and then there are parts on the floor and tears in your eyes. Stay strong and good luck with your treatments
Thanks. A good setup is indeed the base of a good part.
what is a reasonable D.O.C. for this size shaper?
Hi Kurt. Unfortunately i don't know what you mean with D.O.C.
Depth of cut
@@colinsalter3516 Thanks Colin.
A 1mm or 1,2mm cut works fine, but i have the best results with 0,75mm cuts.