TOOL BIT GRINDING #2 South Bend Clausing logan Lathe tubalcain

[@cwixted]

Thanks MrPete,
Better than a book. Do you realize that you are now the "old machinist" that's teaching us? :-)
Clem

[@ggordon4127]

It is much easier to understand how to grind these tools with your detailed instructions and use of models as compared to to what is in the Atlas manual. Curious though on the wood for the models the way you easily move them has me thinking is it balsa?

[@normanfeinberg9968]

well Pete, I often refer back to your videos and they help me when I need to make parts for my old boats and engines I'm long retired,(not dead) and couldn't keep these old tubs running without your help and two South Bends 9 inchers,a ,two drill presses,and an old Burke Horrizontal mill.a mechanical hacksaw and a strong tailwind.Many thank's,Norm

[@mrpete222]

Thanks for watching, and keep those old tubs floating

[@shingleb1]

Thanks! I learned this in 7th grade metal shop, and haven't used it since.... so when I got my Atlas lathe I was in need of this info. Nice job, you are a great teacher!
Bob (retired teacher)

[@not2fast4u2c]

Thank you for making this video you are a great teacher to take the time to make it easy to understand with the models you've made

[@loftusmax]

Hi Tubalcain
I love your work. Thanks so much for the help. I am just beginning and find your videos extremely helpful.
Can you do a video on setting up the lathe (i have a small hobby lathe) to do some basic tasks like skimming the side of some bar, parting off etc with a focus on tool setup.
kind regards
max

[@AkGrayWolf]

Thank you. Now that I know why the angles need to be what they are, maybe I can remember how to do it.

[@kdmedchill]

I'm just getting started with this skill. I purchased at auction a south bend 10k. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge.

[@mrpete222]

👍👍

[@mrpete222]

Thanks. The tubalcain that wrote the books is from England.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks for your interest------and humor.

[@Turbo2Pete]

These videos are awesome!!! The large models are fantastic to see what needs to be done!

[@mrpete222]

That's true, only about 1%.

[@elchuco00]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS AND ALL VIDEOS YOU POST!! I have a question about the universal tool. Why is the side rake sloped to the left when the tool can be used in either direction. Thank you!

[@mrpete222]

Thanks--yes-will do one in the future.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks for your support.

[@davejones6313]

Thank you very much for the detailed information, it's very much appreciated from a new lathe user, I will practice 1st with some 3/8 scrap steel.

[@malfisher]

Great stuff, very helpfull to a starter machinist here.

[@RangersCustoms]

Thank you very much for the video. I am just starting out, and teaching myself. Now I know what tools do what. I still have a lot to learn, I'm sure..lol..

[@grahamorr9082]

Another excellent video. Thanks again.

[@russtuff]

Another great video!
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[@MrUbiquitousTech]

Mr. Pete makes the best teaching aids!

[@mrpete222]

Thank you very much

[@cliffgertz3997]

Thank you for the lesson!

[@TheKirbot]

Thanks for another great video!
Keep em coming

[@derekcampbell8834]

Thank you!

[@FretsNirvana]

This is another excellent series again ....do you have one on a cutoff tool?

[@mrpete222]

No

[@keithk98]

Thanks

[@claytonkribs9262]

thanks

[@paulhatch7759]

Models are excellent

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@mrmatt2525able]

@fooappbar totaly agree

[@wackedoutdude]

After watching the 1st vid i had a go and it works well. I usually use indexable inserts so most of this is pretty alien to me. But you just carn't make a custom grind we out using hss tool steel. Thanks for your wisdom. Is this the same Tubal Cain who has written in 'model engineer' magazine.