That scared the bejessus out of me, I don't ever want to see a chuck coming at my face. Sorta reminds me of the trade school. Things would fly there! You are a funny fella.
Good to see some of the new generation of diy enthusiasts have taken a love to old machinery. Attention to detail with your machining is outstanding. Very nice job on the lathe makeover by the way. I was always told (by a machinest) never to run your lathe with an empty chuck. The centrifugal force can damage the scroll inside the chuck. Of course, spinning by hand or running at a very low rpm would be insignificant. Anyone else heard this before ???
Anyone can assemble stuff...even I can assemble lots of stuff. It takes vision to be able to 'see' the finished product before you even start. Great work Ca...
A great idea to put the blanket over the ways to collect cast iron chips. A old machine tool dealer once told me "cast iron dust mixed with way lube is worse than lapping compound". And when the lathe chuck flew off I tried to dodge it LOL!
Cà Lem, Great machining, not everybody knows they need to protect the ways when machining cast. I am always amazed at your level of talent. I watch you tear machines down and rebuild them, make super cool belt grinder. Really cool anvil vise!! I'm always excited to see when you have a new video because I know it will be interesting. Wish I had half your talent.
Sitting here at work watching a nice soothing video during my break time, then I was very quickly reminded it was time to get back to work. Great job, I really enjoy your videos. Gary
It's more like a tribute to This Old Tony, and I watch his videos over and over and over. He's a awesome and chill guy, and I think he likes this video :)
That guard is an awesome idea and one that I will be copying. I’m doing some cast part turning for a customer and am getting tired of hot curly metal bits in my hair.
Why is necessary to use cast iron instead of steel? Economics? Dampening vibrations? Dimensional stability? Anti seizing? I need to make one plate for our CNC lathe and I associate cast iron with broken machinery parts. I thought that parts were made of cast iron to reduce manufacturing costs but then I read somewhere that the flakes of carbon make cast iron very effective dampenig vibrations, so I wonder if your choice is related to that property.
Mesmerising - great work, again. What material are the lathe cutters made from? Hardened steel? Titanium? Tungsten carbide? Are there different materials used depending on the depth of material you want to remove? Such a great video to see how to do this - great videography / editing and a skilled machinist. Thank you!
lathe cutters? as in your tooling they can be made from anything really as long as its harder than your material but most of the time it will be carbide of high speed steel
Nice work Cà Lem, LOL I had to laugh when I heard " This Old Tony " voice over at the start of your videoclip! There might be copyrights using "This Old Tony" muscial voice? keep up the nice work Cà Lem, cheers
This video is just perfect! also I have a question if you don't mind, I noticed that you put some cover on the lathe bed to keep the iron chips from getting on it, why though? are iron chips abrasive and wear the lathe bed quickly?
Holy damn that ending made me jump haha
Yes I so
It's like horror movie :D .... unexpectedly, Like!
Me 2. Don`t do that :) As usual, great vid!
IKR! I was like WTF just happened? 😁🤣🤣
Me too, dammit !
I really hope this old tony sees this. I bet he would love it.
Make me jump much?! Lol that got me, I wasn’t expecting it hahahahaha! Great job as always!
I second that.
That was a good one!
I freaked!
My heart is still beating fast.
@Bryan Barnard Two for flinching! 💪🏻💪🏻
That scared the bejessus out of me,
I don't ever want to see a chuck coming at my face.
Sorta reminds me of the trade school.
Things would fly there!
You are a funny fella.
ain't gonna lie,i'm kinda freaked out a bit after i heard ole Tony voice
Blew my mind for a few minutes! I had to double check things! Lol!
Thought I was tripping!
the trick with the sheet metal is pure genius
I second that, top tip.
thats basically what you get from people in poorer countries, they make stuff work with pennystock where we buy the 10000$ chip guard
@@SharkyMoto Japan a poor country !!!!!!
Wish u good luck haha
@@i.bcraftsman5977 hes from vietnam
Good to see some of the new generation of diy enthusiasts have taken a love to old machinery.
Attention to detail with your machining is outstanding. Very nice job on the lathe makeover by the way.
I was always told (by a machinest) never to run your lathe with an empty chuck. The centrifugal force can damage the scroll inside the chuck. Of course, spinning by hand or running at a very low rpm would be insignificant. Anyone else heard this before ???
The way I've heard it is to never run your chuck with the *jaws* empty (and not clamped together), which is understandable.
Very nice!! Great idea for a chip deflector.
You have an amazing skill, I grew up in machine shops watching guys that have been doing this for 30 years or more, and you are just as good as them.
Dear Sir,
There is nothing more satisfying that precise work. Very well done. Kind regards.
You got me there, I even went back to the previous page to see if I clicked on the wrong video!
I love that shroud around the cutter! Going to try that next time I'm turning cast iron.
Your clean shop is one to be admired 👌🏻
That ending was awesome! Worthy of TOT!.
Cà Lem is TOT of Vietnam.
Anyone can assemble stuff...even I can assemble lots of stuff. It takes vision to be able to 'see' the finished product before you even start. Great work Ca...
Ducking awesome video man.
Thank you for bringing us along on your journey.
omg The flying chuck at the end scared me like hell.
Damn! You now hold the distinction of being the first to actually make me take evasive action.
diggerop I scared the HELL out of my dog when I jumped!
That piece over the cutting is ingenious!
A great idea to put the blanket over the ways to collect cast iron chips. A old machine tool dealer once told me "cast iron dust mixed with way lube is worse than lapping compound". And when the lathe chuck flew off I tried to dodge it LOL!
thank you ;)
Awesome machining! I definitely jumped back from my iPad at the ending. Well done😊👍
That was great! Loved the homage, but you really made it your own too. Great job on the back plate!
Cà Lem, Great machining, not everybody knows they need to protect the ways when machining cast. I am always amazed at your level of talent. I watch you tear machines down and rebuild them, make super cool belt grinder. Really cool anvil vise!! I'm always excited to see when you have a new video because I know it will be interesting. Wish I had half your talent.
patw999 thanks man. Im amazed at myself too, lol.
I like your little cover over the tool. You had me at the end, my greatest fear came true, miss by head by an inch.
Sitting here at work watching a nice soothing video during my break time, then I was very quickly reminded it was time to get back to work. Great job, I really enjoy your videos. Gary
Thank you Gary ;)
As someone who has forgotten. An indicator in a mill spindle that ending sure made me jump.
It's more like a tribute to This Old Tony, and I watch his videos over and over and over. He's a awesome and chill guy, and I think he likes this video :)
0:55 that back plate is barely an inch across? How mini is your Minila-the?
Very funny opening! for those who don’t get it, it’s from TOT on his backplate video.
Now that's funny. I jumped back like that chuck was going to come through the monitor. Nice job Ca' lem
I really have enjoyed watching your videos. You're very talented. Thank you!
That guard is an awesome idea and one that I will be copying. I’m doing some cast part turning for a customer and am getting tired of hot curly metal bits in my hair.
At the last moment when chuck flew away.I was thrilled and took away my face from the screen.
terrified.
Tricks and tips fromThis old tony!
Me too🤣🤣🤣👏👏👍
Why is necessary to use cast iron instead of steel? Economics? Dampening vibrations? Dimensional stability? Anti seizing?
I need to make one plate for our CNC lathe and I associate cast iron with broken machinery parts. I thought that parts were made of cast iron to reduce manufacturing costs but then I read somewhere that the flakes of carbon make cast iron very effective dampenig vibrations, so I wonder if your choice is related to that property.
Okay, sir, at first, I thought you were just uploading Tony's videos, but now you have a new subscriber.
I LIKE THE ENDING !!!! dos's your lathe have the time machine option like tony's
yes, of course!
OMG, I jumped so hard that wife asked me what was going on. She had headphones on watching some movie. Great video!
I've been watching TOT for a long time! Now I'm gonna be watching you too! Great Video! The ending was perfect!
I enjoy your sense of humour, shaken but not stirred
Aw you got me at the end. Great cinema. 👍🏿
Great stuff! You make me laugh. Genuinely funny editing, and a nod to the master TOT! Thanks bro
Amazing how well your lathe cuts while rotating slowly backwards......
LOL, you got me on the ending,, G1!
:)
Good job on you back plate
Thanx for showing
Your video production is fantastic, just like ToT! great work on the machining as well, very enjoyable.
That ending was crazy... flipped me out 😵
TRUE PROFESSIONAL!!! De-burr EVERYTHING 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
very good video - love the reference. Now first the Schaublin 13 now the back plate, you are walking in his footsteps all right :)
That ending was awsome, I really did get scared🤣
Excellent travail monsieur , un grand salut de casablanca " Morocco "
Awesome as always. Very cool that you were able to use the old man himself!!
Somente uma pergunta: Nesse sistema, toda vez que vai retirar a placa tem que tirar ela do flange para retirar o mesmo?
WIth the short taper what is your technique for getting good face contact?
I flinched when the cartridge jumped out of the machine!
Your chuck cracked my monitor man!
Can somebody explain collecting the chips from this? Is it just because the iron is corrosive and can get everywhere?
I love ToT's "cameo"!
He probably not good at that, lol.
I like your sense of humor, but you pull another stunt like that and wham!!!! you out the door. LOL. Well done 👍👍👍
Excellent vid sir. Really enjoying your work and your attention to detail. Keep the great content coming!
Very nice chuck. Nice work.
Mesmerising - great work, again. What material are the lathe cutters made from? Hardened steel? Titanium? Tungsten carbide? Are there different materials used depending on the depth of material you want to remove? Such a great video to see how to do this - great videography / editing and a skilled machinist. Thank you!
lathe cutters? as in your tooling
they can be made from anything really as long as its harder than your material but most of the time it will be carbide of high speed steel
Мляяя... Я чуть телефон не уронил в конце!!! Увернуться пытался!!😂😂😂
Таже фигня 😂😂
Аналогично. От телефона шарахнулся и пять минут сидел вспотевший. 😀
Думал сейчас кого-то убьёт и увернулся
@0:55 min. Is that really 22mm ?
Really nice work. Looks like a A style of spindle nose. This is not the easiest to turn due to the both contact with the spindle. Came out nice !
That chuck comeing at me scared the shit out of me lol for a good laugh thanx
Can't you machine the back plate AND Chuck combo to absolute roundness when ON the lathe?
totally got me at the end. Bravo
Always look forward to seeing your videos. Great job. Thanks for sharing.
OK, you got me....I tried to duck the chuck! Another great one! And hats off to ToT !
That ending drove my Yorkshire terrier, 6 foot accross the void of 4 jaw Chuck backplate there lack of!
I wasn’t expecting the chuck to come off it scared the ke-rap of of me lol
A VERY NICE JOB AND I LIKE YOUR CHIP GARD
Làm chú giật mình nha cà lem .....kkk cháu nên đào tạo đệ tử,tay nghề cháu "khủng"thiệt...Love you càlem
hihi. Cảm ơn chú nha. cháu còn gà lắm
Great editing, good humor.
Where is somment from This Old Tony?!
Great work again! The ending made me jump too, nice editing
thank you Phil!
Nice, i was waiting for a bit of TOT but the end got me too cheers from OZ.
Nice work!! Are you using grey or ductile cast iron?
@Ca Lem - great work. Loved the end but who was the bald guy that kept popping up?
@thisoldtony is who
@@Grayson203 - I was just kidding but thought it would be funnier.
@@flashpointrecycling lol I just wasn't sure, some people have made me doubt the existence of common sense lol
great job my friend ;)
Thank you buddy!
I can't believe how much I jumped at the end, I pulled my back, and I had to take a flexeril...
worth watching till the end of the video
Excellent job. Nice TOT appearance.
I even read the comments before the video finished and it still got me,
0:54 Diameter 22mm?? Looks close to 22 cm :)
man that totally freaked me out, i actually duct!! good one buddy lol
tom lee thanks buddy
Scared the crap out of me good video great job
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That end haha, my grates fears every time i changed to the collet chuck when i had to run 4-5k rpm
Nice work Cà Lem,
LOL I had to laugh when I heard " This Old Tony " voice over at the start of your videoclip!
There might be copyrights using "This Old Tony" muscial voice? keep up the nice work Cà Lem, cheers
One of the best channels thanks for sharing 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
This video is just perfect!
also I have a question if you don't mind, I noticed that you put some cover on the lathe bed to keep the iron chips from getting on it, why though? are iron chips abrasive and wear the lathe bed quickly?
Beautiful work sir.
His lathe really has a A1-6 spindle it looks a lot like our okuma LS lathe
最後那個夾頭噴出來的畫面，害我在螢幕面前嚇了一大跳還大叫一聲😂😂
Cà Lem, you checked the runout on the fresh chuck, but have you ever checked deflection of the chuck/spindle under axial and radial load?
You have to check it otherwise when tool pressure on there.chatter and deformation of the work piece will occur.
В конце чуть телефон из рук не выбросил! А так все четко вышло. Молодец!
everyboddy that has done lathe work with cast iron hates it. everyone!
Yeah hahaha! I thought brass made a mess, until I had to modify a faceplate...
@@anarcowhatever well yeah brass makes a mess, but it machines like butter. It's my favorite material to turn
My teacher for some reasons love machining cast iron.
@@Trident_Euclid maybe nostalgia?
Hey dude I just want to congratulate you!! you just turned the big Five-O that is 50,000 people subscribe to you cool
Oh man. i've just noticed that. thank you man ;)
where did you find the cast iron blank ?
manu de hanoi my friend cast it for me
@ lol ok
Great work - I need to do this for my "micro lathe", too. Best regards from Germany - Nico from Nico's Projects