Reparing a Nidec Gear Motor, Turning and Thread Milling.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Hi Folks!
In this video I'm showing you, a bronze bushing is being replaced by a needle bearing.
As always, I'm using my Sherline machines, lathe and Mill and love them.
I'm also showing you my new products, the Quick Change Tool Post for mini lathe, and the Slim Vise for Sherline mill machine.
Available on the Tryally.com
I hope you enjoy, and comment.
Always good to see your videos. I miss your narrations.
Thank you very much for your comment, I'm glad you enjoy it.
There is a lot more to look forward to.
Nice to have you back.
Hi Jack, thank you for watching and your comment.
So glad to see a new video and know that you are still at it!
Thank you for watching and comment Leif, I'm glad you like my videos.
Very nice work as usual Luiz.
Thank you very much, I'm glad you like it.
There is a lot more to look forward to.
We missed you, Luiz! Amazing, precision work, as always! Excellent filming, as well. Thank you.
Thank you Maguire, I'm glad you liked my video.
The man, the legend himself is back!
Thank you very much for the kind comment, I'm glad you like it.
There is a lot more to look forward to, for soon I will upload new videos.
Another great video from a Sherline master. You always do such great work! Thanks for sharing
Hi Jon, thank you so much for watching my videos, I'm glad you enjoy it.
Great video Luiz, like the way Sherline has tried to take your vice idea!
My friend, thank you very much for your comment, I'm glad you like it.
There is a lot more to look forward to.
Great video as always!! I like see things that these Sherline tools can do. Can you show more of the CAD/CAM side of things used with these machines?
I intend to do this soon, I have been away because I set up a factory, but now I am returning with my videos.
I participate and administer a Facebook group called Sherline Lathe and Mill Group, there is a lot of good stuff and information there too.
Take a look at this link: facebook.com/groups/975235319239533
I'm sure you will enjoy this group.
Has also my page with many pictures, videos and ideas.
facebook.com/tryallytech?fref=ts
You are welcome.
Nice to see you again Luiz! Nice tools, nice work as usualy.
Thank you my friend! I'm glad you like my videos.
Looks like I now know what I’m getting for Christmas. That vise is amazing!
Surely you will love it!
Fantastic, and I'm glad to see you're keeping busy!
Hi my hold friend, I'm glad to see you here, and I hope you are well.
Thanks for always you are watching and comment my videos.
@@tryally I'm always glad to see a new video from you :)
Que bom vê-lo de volta por aqui ... já estava com saudades dos seus vídeos. E concordo com o Alexandre Incontri ... também senti falta do final da sequência de afiação!
Vídeo muito legal, obrigado por compartilhar!
Oi Lori meu amigo, ah eu vou fazer uma nova série bem mais elaborada, faz tempo que estou ensaiando isso mas nunca da tempo.
tenho uma infinidade de coisas pra mostrar e ensinar os amigos ainda.
Abração.
Great video and the Tryally's tools are awesome!!
He's back! 😄😄
Luiz nice video the slim vice is very useful…waiting for Christmas, talk soon.
Thank you Don!
Boa Luiz. Sempre bom ver seus vídeos. Pó reedita os vídeos do seu inicio de oficina, eu tenho vários de quando você inicio e ensinava a fazer as coisas como a prensa, afiar os bits na afiadora universal, que você não terminou os 5 vídeos kkk, o porta ferramentas para as brocas reaproveitadas para fazer ferramentas de usinagem, e outros do inicio do seu canal. Abraço amigo.
Oi Alexandre, boa ideia, faz tempo que estou querendo voltar pra mostrar as novidades, ah e farei sim uma série completa sobre micro ferramentas, valeu por comentar.
Abração.
Awesome work! good to see your back
Thank you very much for your comment, I'm glad you like it.
There is a lot more to look forward to, for soon.
Que bueno que estás de vuelta! Es fantástico, gran video
Amigo Isidoro, me alegro de verte por aquí también, gracias por ver mis vídeos y comentar.
Un abrazo.
J'adore le travail... BUENO
É muito bom ver novos vídeos no seu canal!
Obrigado por assistir e comentar Young!
Finally a new video! Nice.
sempre revisito seus video pois acho relaxante de ver tanta maestria no torno e na fresa e ver videos novos me deixa mais feliz ainda. Sucesso👏
Obrigado por assistir e comentar Rick.
Muito boa noite Luiz.... Simplesmente sensacional .... Parabéns pelo excelente vídeo
Valeu por assistir e comentar Mario, vem mais vídeos pelo caminho.
Abraços
Welcome back!!!
Thank you Andreas!
Why did you made a geared motor drive on the cross slide on the lathe? The sherline motor adapters are not good? Or other reason?
@ buundy
Sherline's adapters are great, but I did it this way because I didn't have much space on my table.
Oh thanks, I was not thinking that but it makes sense!
Luiz, thank you. Is the slim vise available to purchase? I didn't see it on your site.
Yes, I've the slim vise for immediate shipment, I'm sure you will love it.
😎🤝 Hi bro,
Hi buddy, how are you?
@@tryally 👌,😷
👍🇬🇧
Thanks for the like James!
Hi Luiz, may I ask how you manually find and register a few coordinates? Thank you.
Hi buddy,
In this in specific case, I had found the correct location manually, only using a solid carbide pin to visualizing through the rivet hole.
When I need precision, I use a Lever Dial Gauge Test Indicator.
In order to make the G code manually, this is my way:
Using the MDI on Mach3, I created a starting place and put zero in the machine coordinate, after that I move the machine until next location, so by slow movement (low feed rate) I adjust the best location by eyes, (don't need extremely precision) I register again and go to next point and so on until the last hole.
So, to register all the coordinates, I'm just using the MID, and also to generate the G code.
This is the way: press START TEACH - press MDI IN and type the coordinate one by one and press enter for each one, in the final press STOP TEACH and after press LOAD EDIT, after that, go to START RUN, the G code will ready to final edit will be there.
I hope you can understand my bad English.
@@tryally Thank you for your clear and very detail explanation. A very good lesson for me. Thank you so much bro.
@@oldidea Ur welcome my friend.
I am in the US. Is it possible for me to buy your Sherline tools and adapters?
Hi Jonh, yes, it is perfectly possible to buy, in fact I have already sent many to the United States, please write to me at tryally@tryally.com
Thank you.
Luiz
Can you tell me more about thread tools with CNC? Where did you buy them?
Hi Reid, these thread milling tools are made by myself, if possible take a look at my Tryally page on Facebook, you can see about that there.
facebook.com/tryallytech?fref=ts
You are welcome!