Great explanations and machining ,can't wait for the other ones. Your videos on gear cutting was inspirational to me and now I understand it a whole lot better ,so thank you for all your hard work and videoing the process you've done great.
Fascinating series of videos thank you. This is a terrific demonstration of the dying art of the old school toolmakers skill. Subscribed immediately and I’m looking forward to the next instalment.
Thanks...this first video is just luring you in...the next is a bit more challenging...4 jaw chuck to make 2 eccentrics and then fitting the 3 large bores just made...and then when all the parts are made...timing the clicks and cutting is a fairly steep learning curve...all gud fun...stay tuned...bob
Thanks for a great video of the making of your Eureka-tool. I have to make my own someday too when I've finished the restoration of my Southbend 9a. Wish you a great day too.
Dear Robert, first off this is an amazing series. Watched 4-5 times already. Redoing a few pieces of my eureka based on your series. What is the wire size of your brass wire wheel (or is it just labeled fine)? Do you remember where you purchased it? Thank you, all the best.
Look at that great layout of machined parts laying there to share with us, better then cookies to us, what a great video this is going to be, we cannot wait to follow along here. Love the die filer do not know if I have seen that before. Nice looking components, Honorary members of the Global Magnifier Society we are two members in good standing as well oh well what are we going to do. What a really GREAT screw make there, Thank you
Thanks guys...die filer more for the build side of things...repairs not so much...looked for one for years...walked by what I thought was a rusty old scroll saw at an auction...when the auctioneer called it a die filer I managed to win it and I wasn't even sure what I got...but got it home and was pleasantly surprised...bob
@@robertt-cs8fe Usually a thumbs up but this time I must right back hoping this is ok with you I never address you in your comments but will now call you Bob now, learning here, always wanting to go with Robert. A quick story about passing up something thinking too long like you just bought it this die filer, you own it you use it instead of wondering I should have could have stuff. We did this once and even if it were today my last nickel I would pull the trigger is was a pair of display wicker wrapped bicycles done by a designer, both yours for 300.00 the man said the display was being removed and f the store could do as they please so we asked he the manager said 300.00 dollars we thought about it walked around the mall for about 15 more minutes had to have them, went back they a were gone Bob, NEVER AGAIN NEVER. Thank you for allowing us to share with you. Lance for Lance and Patrick.
I love the video!!! I am, if the Lord is willing going to make one of these Eureka Tools. I am making a cutter to cut a gear for my Toolmaster Cincinnati Mill 1959 model, on my lathe. The gear has 16 teeth and is 2.50 Diameter and that comes out to a 6.4 pitch. This gear has a 270H075 timing belt. I think I done that right. Could not find a cutter for the gear so I turned down a piece of oil hardened steel to .375 and put a 20 Deg. cut on the cutting end, then slotted that end. On the other end of the cutter while I got it set up in the mill, I will slot the other end for a set screw and I will be Harding it soon. I gave you a thumbs up and Subscribe to your channel. Goin on to your next video!!
I am no expert on case hardening...I use a compound called Cherry Red...I buy it online...but Chris from Clickspring has a good video on the old way of case hardening...he is a good teacher...have a look... th-cam.com/video/V_Mp1fNzIT8/w-d-xo.html
Sir I'm from India and I'm watching your video it's very easily I understand but my English not very well and I'm confused in cutter grinding so you upload a video a drawing cutter grinding part in picture draw and you write a degree angle so I can understand easily because I want to be cutter grinding thanks and my English is not well but your explanation is great I watching and understand 😊 and I want to be full drawing of your video attachment I really need please
Here is a link to a pdf file…the Eureka Tool is the last article…everything you need to build the tool is there: www.model-engineer.co.uk/sites/7/documents/me-cen-2-pt4.pdf
This is making the last few pages of Ivan Law's book make a lot more sense. Thanks very much for showing this to us all.
Great explanations and machining ,can't wait for the other ones. Your videos on gear cutting was inspirational to me and now I understand it a whole lot better ,so thank you for all your hard work and videoing the process you've done great.
Wade thanks a lot...really glad you enjoyed it...bob
Another excellent video. I'm learning a lot watching you at work and really appreciate the time and effort you are putting in.
Thanks Brian...my wife swears it keeps me busy and outta trouble...bob
Fascinating series of videos thank you. This is a terrific demonstration of the dying art of the old school toolmakers skill. Subscribed immediately and I’m looking forward to the next instalment.
I have been looking forward to seeing this video. It seems more simple that I imagined. Great stuff
Thanks...this first video is just luring you in...the next is a bit more challenging...4 jaw chuck to make 2 eccentrics and then fitting the 3 large bores just made...and then when all the parts are made...timing the clicks and cutting is a fairly steep learning curve...all gud fun...stay tuned...bob
@@robertt-cs8fe I thought so. I am really enjoying this. Thank Bob
Bob, great video on the making of the Eureka tool. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
Joe
Joe...you called it...an mini series...it does get more interesting...stay tuned..bob
Great stuff, looking forward to pt2. Found your video on Eureka explanation very interesting also!
Epic build ❤
Thanks for a great video of the making of your Eureka-tool. I have to make my own someday too when I've finished the restoration of my Southbend 9a. Wish you a great day too.
Thanks Jim...best of luck with your restoration...great lathe...bob
@@robertt-cs8fe I love your "DIY Filing Machine
". Do you have a video of making that one too?
I did not build my machine...but here's a good alternative:
th-cam.com/video/M8pLEfKZy4w/w-d-xo.html
Dear Robert, first off this is an amazing series. Watched 4-5 times already. Redoing a few pieces of my eureka based on your series. What is the wire size of your brass wire wheel (or is it just labeled fine)? Do you remember where you purchased it? Thank you, all the best.
Genius. Who originally designed this?
Look at that great layout of machined parts laying there to share with us, better then cookies to us, what a great video this is going to be, we cannot wait to follow along here. Love the die filer do not know if I have seen that before. Nice looking components, Honorary members of the Global Magnifier Society we are two members in good standing as well oh well what are we going to do. What a really GREAT screw make there, Thank you
Thanks guys...die filer more for the build side of things...repairs not so much...looked for one for years...walked by what I thought was a rusty old scroll saw at an auction...when the auctioneer called it a die filer I managed to win it and I wasn't even sure what I got...but got it home and was pleasantly surprised...bob
@@robertt-cs8fe Usually a thumbs up but this time I must right back hoping this is ok with you I never address you in your comments but will now call you Bob now, learning here, always wanting to go with Robert.
A quick story about passing up something thinking too long like you just bought it this die filer, you own it you use it instead of wondering I should have could have stuff.
We did this once and even if it were today my last nickel I would pull the trigger is was a pair of display wicker wrapped bicycles done by a designer, both yours for 300.00 the man said the display was being removed and f the store could do as they please so we asked he the manager said 300.00 dollars we thought about it walked around the mall for about 15 more minutes had to have them, went back they a were gone Bob, NEVER AGAIN NEVER. Thank you for allowing us to share with you. Lance for Lance and Patrick.
Most excellent.
Looking good!
Thanks so much...bob
Nice build 👌
Thanks Chris..bob
Good one Bob!
Thanks Craig...next video is fairly interesting too...bob
Don't know if they still sell them but Brownell's had some very useful wire bending pliers.
Funny you should mention that Robert...I just saw a Universal Spring Winder kit in this catalogue:www.hemingwaykits.com/CatalogueW180.pdf
Great stuff, hemmingway kits do a lovely set of full size plans for this, the print is a bit too small in the book! 😂
I did not know that Daryn...I'll have a look tomorrow...thanks...bob
Truly altruistic. Thank you
Zachary, thanks much...always welcome...bob
muy bueno , Me parece una herramineta muy interesante , me puede pasar algun link para descargar el libro a cual hace mención,
Совершенно сногсшибательная оснастка!
I love the video!!! I am, if the Lord is willing going to make one of these Eureka Tools. I am making a cutter to cut a gear for my Toolmaster Cincinnati Mill 1959 model, on my lathe. The gear has 16 teeth and is 2.50 Diameter and that comes out to a 6.4 pitch. This gear has a 270H075 timing belt. I think I done that right. Could not find a cutter for the gear so I turned down a piece of oil hardened steel to .375 and put a 20 Deg. cut on the cutting end, then slotted that end. On the other end of the cutter while I got it set up in the mill, I will slot the other end for a set screw and I will be Harding it soon. I gave you a thumbs up and Subscribe to your channel. Goin on to your next video!!
Greetings. what is the ash like to harden the metal.
What is ash
I am no expert on case hardening...I use a compound called Cherry Red...I buy it online...but Chris from Clickspring has a good video on the old way of case hardening...he is a good teacher...have a look...
th-cam.com/video/V_Mp1fNzIT8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks
Your welcome...bob
Available in pakistan ?
Sir I'm from India and I'm watching your video it's very easily I understand but my English not very well and I'm confused in cutter grinding so you upload a video a drawing cutter grinding part in picture draw and you write a degree angle so I can understand easily because I want to be cutter grinding thanks and my English is not well but your explanation is great I watching and understand 😊 and I want to be full drawing of your video attachment I really need please
Here is a link to a pdf file…the Eureka Tool is the last article…everything you need to build the tool is there:
www.model-engineer.co.uk/sites/7/documents/me-cen-2-pt4.pdf
Thank u very much 😊 this PDF v helpful for me