Hi Kevin. Ingenious! I really like the idea of using hot and cold to install the bearings - I must remember that one! Looking forward to the next installment. Cheers Andrew
Hi Kevin been sent over from Jon’s Workshop, I’m looking forward to watching your back catalogue of videos, found the line boring on the lathe interesting , Terry from Scotland 👴🏻👍
Hey Kevin. Great idea building your own set up. I have agree with you about the amount of times you might use a tool grinder. Handy to have but justifying the cost of buying one ?? Good to see Part 1 of the step by step video series of the build. Looking forward to Part 2. Thanks for sharing. Peter.
Hi Peter, Thanks for watching. Watched your 6 minute tip video about finding the centre of a round earlier this week. Some useful tips. Also just purchased a Tig welder so watched your Tig video also. Regards MachineNZ
@@Machine_NZ Hey Kevin. I am happy you ( well hope ?? ) enjoy my channel. Hopefully the Tips come in handy one day. Now i understand the question about the AMPS in the comments, lol. I hope you have fun with your latest purchase. Looking forward to your next video. I hope to see some TIG Welding video,s at some point also. Thanks again. Peter.
Correct me if you beg to differ but when you set the part up in the mill to drill and bore the 2 holes you could have pressed the bushes into the bores (previously made) and then bored them in the mill almost the same as line boring as the boring bar is rotating in a circle and that will be the same for both bores......the bonus is you can very easily measure both bore diams without having to go to the line bar removing and measuring experience etc.......I've (many years ago) been a horizontal borer for quite a few years and that aspect of line boring and setting a tool to a specific diam has always been a pain. BTW, I don't think this set-up is quite a practical cutter grinder design......I have a CUTTERMASTER tool and cutter grinder and you could have adopted that design characteristics for this build quite easily......it's quite a common design and it's available for a similar design concept build if you browsed the 'net. BTW again........don't EVER remove those bushes once fitted and bored as they will not be concentric due to having been bored to a different circle setting from the original turning.
Hey Kevin. That's an excellent setup! I need a sharpening solution for end mills and so on too. I have been planning (always planning..) to make a Harold Hall advanced toolrest, plus accessories to allow end mill sharpening too. But now, I'm not so sure! Really looking forward to watching the rest of this episode, and the next three that I can see are out already. Cheers, Craig PS: Somehow got unsubscribed, but have resubscribed. Also, are you from the UK originally?
Hi Craig, I also looked at the Harold Hall one but only need an endmill sharpener. I manually sharpen HSS tools for the lathe. Yes originally from the UK been in NZ for 13 years. How about you?
Hi Kevin I found your channel via homemadetools.net and subbed for good content, ideas and tips, plus it's nice to find another UK machinist. The cutter grinder you came up with is rather inspiring and barring the bespoke endmill holder itself, the modular approach you took using the lathe milling attachment and bench grinder makes it very accessible and handy if space is at a premium. Looking forward to watching the next episode and see you at HMT.net :)
Cracking build Kevin. I am now hooked. Off to watch the rest. Cheers, Jon
Hi Jon. Thanks for watching
U R A friggin genius.
Hi there. Thanks for watching. Regards kevin
Hi Kevin. Ingenious! I really like the idea of using hot and cold to install the bearings - I must remember that one!
Looking forward to the next installment.
Cheers
Andrew
Thanks Andrew. I forgot to mention in the video that I also used Loctite on the bearings just in case the shrink fit wasn't tight enough.
Well it seems you have accounted for every degree of movement in any plane, looking forward to part 2
Hi Ian. Thanks for watching. Regards kevin
@@Machine_NZ lol Kevin I just watched part two, and saw I commented 2 years ago. Onto part 3
What a brilliant set up, off to watch part two
Thanks Cliff
Hi Kevin been sent over from Jon’s Workshop, I’m looking forward to watching your back catalogue of videos, found the line boring on the lathe interesting , Terry from Scotland 👴🏻👍
Hi Terry. Hope you enjoy. Regards kevin
Hey Kevin.
Great idea building your own set up.
I have agree with you about the amount of times you might use a tool grinder.
Handy to have but justifying the cost of buying one ??
Good to see Part 1 of the step by step video series of the build.
Looking forward to Part 2.
Thanks for sharing.
Peter.
Hi Peter,
Thanks for watching.
Watched your 6 minute tip video about finding the centre of a round earlier this week. Some useful tips.
Also just purchased a Tig welder so watched your Tig video also.
Regards
MachineNZ
@@Machine_NZ
Hey Kevin.
I am happy you ( well hope ?? ) enjoy my channel.
Hopefully the Tips come in handy one day.
Now i understand the question about the AMPS in the comments, lol.
I hope you have fun with your latest purchase.
Looking forward to your next video.
I hope to see some TIG Welding video,s at some point also.
Thanks again.
Peter.
Thanks, I liked that.
Thanks for watching
Correct me if you beg to differ but when you set the part up in the mill to drill and bore the 2 holes you could have pressed the bushes into the bores (previously made) and then bored them in the mill almost the same as line boring as the boring bar is rotating in a circle and that will be the same for both bores......the bonus is you can very easily measure both bore diams without having to go to the line bar removing and measuring experience etc.......I've (many years ago) been a horizontal borer for quite a few years and that aspect of line boring and setting a tool to a specific diam has always been a pain.
BTW, I don't think this set-up is quite a practical cutter grinder design......I have a CUTTERMASTER tool and cutter grinder and you could have adopted that design characteristics for this build quite easily......it's quite a common design and it's available for a similar design concept build if you browsed the 'net.
BTW again........don't EVER remove those bushes once fitted and bored as they will not be concentric due to having been bored to a different circle setting from the original turning.
Hey Kevin. That's an excellent setup! I need a sharpening solution for end mills and so on too. I have been planning (always planning..) to make a Harold Hall advanced toolrest, plus accessories to allow end mill sharpening too. But now, I'm not so sure!
Really looking forward to watching the rest of this episode, and the next three that I can see are out already.
Cheers, Craig
PS: Somehow got unsubscribed, but have resubscribed. Also, are you from the UK originally?
Hi Craig, I also looked at the Harold Hall one but only need an endmill sharpener. I manually sharpen HSS tools for the lathe.
Yes originally from the UK been in NZ for 13 years. How about you?
How to make helicak attachment?
Hi Kevin
I found your channel via homemadetools.net and subbed for good content, ideas and tips, plus it's nice to find another UK machinist.
The cutter grinder you came up with is rather inspiring and barring the bespoke endmill holder itself, the modular approach you took using the lathe milling attachment and bench grinder makes it very accessible and handy if space is at a premium.
Looking forward to watching the next episode and see you at HMT.net :)
Hi Kevin.. Love your sharpening machine.. would you be interested in building another one for me? What would you charge for this machine? Cheers
Hi Chris, although I'd love to help I simply have to many projects on the go. If you need any more info about it don't hesitate to ask. Regards Kevin
There is one on ebay that I see from time to time
Nice job! If you want more subs, feel free to embed your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :-)
Hi, thanks for the comment. Will have a look at your website.