Mini lathe micrometer carriage stop | dial indicator carriage stop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2019
- I make a micrometer(dial indicator)carriage stop for my mini lathe.only use mini lathe.
Milling on a lathe is not safe, be careful！！
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A bit of a job getting it to the right height using that method… Good work !
Wow! This video showed so many procedures to getting a project done on one lathe, and no milling machine! Now that’s awesome to have milling machine ideas carried out on a lathe. Which shows, make do with what you have. No excuses! LOL. Great order of operations, awesome outcome on the project. And great ideas using the lathe. Man if I were a shop teacher I’d give an A+ + + + + + + + ...and so on so forth. Thanks for sharing such a video. Always have fun doing what ever it is you like.
@Make Everything, of course, friend. Credit, where it’s due. You actually have a video anyone, young and old, can learn from. A great service to all who want to learn this craft, in this one video, alone.
Absolutely brilliant lathe work on a Mini Lathe. I have been wracking my brain trying to figure out how to cut those angles for the raised rail on the ways and here you have solved my problem for me!
I love this video. Great use of the lathe with the 4-jaw as a "do it all" machine.
Great, yet another thing on my project list! Just what I needed...
Great Video, Nice to see a bit of Lathe Milling. Afterall a lathe is just a milling machine on its side 😉
Awesome work, thanks for sharing!
All the best
Jimmy
Great looking job , well done .
I have been going to make one for a while , never took the time to do it .
Très bon travail !!!! Bravo !
Very good work !!!! Well done !
Very cool part! Nice job! 👍
I definitely want to try to make something like this.
awesome job. mate well done
hello nice stop. good job. Thank you for sharing.....
A lathe with a four jaw chuck is unstoppable
Sehr gutte Arbeit! Einfach und gut!
super travail
Nice!
Excellent work
Great!! thanks for it!!
Nice , one error though, you assumed the angle in the lathe way to be 90 degrees. It is not, it is 94 degrees, and at the end of the video you see that the “outboard” surface does not not register against the lathe way. This makes it sit less secure on the way. A bit of filing will help
Now that's a usefull gadget for my 1954 lathe tks.
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Really cool idea , thanks for video, Im looking to do some machining on my own ( Im a fulltime machinist) looking to network and meet ppl and suggestions on what my first machine should be , brand style ect. Any suggestions will be very appreciated. Thanks and keep posting .
Hello, could you please reveal the source where you find such good music for the videos?
You would make one hell of a ships fitter!
SoI guess here’s the question. You milled the pocket for the ways at 90*… many lathe ways are actually 94*… did you measure the angle first?
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Starting work today.
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I have a mic that I want to build one of these but it has no lock. How would you propose implementing a locking mech into this doodad
This micrometer head also doesn't have a lock. I've seen a few other videos with lock-less micrometer stop. I've also seen home-made micrometer stop (using a homemade nut and a homemade fine-threaded spindle) where the only thing that prevents the spindle from moving is a spring-loaded ball that provides some resistance to turning the thimble. So perhaps it's not really a problem in practice? You could add a lockable stop rod in parallel with the micrometer spindle. Use the micrometer to measure the distance, bring up the carriage to touch the micrometer spindle, bring up the stop rod to touch the carriage, lock the stop rod, retract the micrometer spindle. This way the micrometer head is only used initially for measuring the distance, the actual stopping is provided by a dedicated lockable stop rod. Alternatively, you can get a micrometer head with a built-in spindle lock, e.g. Mitutoyo 148-150-10 (0-13 mm / 0.01 mm). The lock adds a bit of extra width, so make sure you have enough space (a concern on small lathes).
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Would be nice for use beginners if he had a voice. Thumbs down