Repairing Huge Bronze Bushings.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- This week we finish up some of the large ball mill work by servicing the huge bronze bushings that it runs on.
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Congratulations on the absolutely beautiful Granddaughter!
Hi Steve and family. I hope all is well?
Haven’t heard anything from you hope everything is okay
The wonderful thing about grandkids, is u get to spoil them to then give them back
Love those granddaughters. I’ve got seven of them. Not a boy in sight.
My grandson was pouting the holiday candy my wife stocks up on clearance and hides around the house. I didn’t take my grandson long to figure out that the shoeboxes in my closet had bags of candy in them. I think they can smell it like a bloodhound. It was my turn to watch him and we were playing video games. He kept pausing the video game. I was using the time to find cheat code to get better armor and ammo, Eventually I went to use the bathroom there were candy rappers everywhere in the bathroom. I got him to clean up the before my wife got home. I took all the rappers to the outside trash can. He was acting a little weird when his momma came picked him up, she called us around 2 hours later and asked what we fed him to be running around in circles and sliding across the floor. My daughter drove back and dropped him off for the night, apparently he gotten into my DrPepper stash too. We had a great time all night and into the next day playing video games.
Hope you, and the family are well.
Im about to have "Wheres Steve" T-shirts made up-lol Hope all's OK.
Hope all is well, Steve!
My Saturday morning just got ten times better, thank you Steve for your splendid content. However, like I tell the boys at work, family first 😽
Hey Steve:Saturday mornings aren't the same" What's Going On" we sure miss ya.....Hope to hear from you soon.....
Anyone seen steve-? As comment below said I hope all's well !!
Delilah is so precious and adorabe. What a gift!
Gosh how your son has grown up, when I started watching your channel he was just a little pipsqueak. Loved to see Delilah, beautiful baby. :)
Glad you mentioned that there was a slot cut in the bush cause it wouldn’t matter which way it was fitted , but for it to turn in the house it brings new surprises well done Steve
Working together with your son: priceless.
Can't believe how grown up he is now. Time flies.
Lovely to see you extending family Steve what a beautiful granddaughter.
Another great video by the eway😂❤
Morning Steve 😆 thanks for sharing 👍
Always enjoy watching your videos! I love it when I get to work with my boys!!! And your granddaughter is so precious!!! I have a one year old great granddaughter. Kennedy boxes are awesome. I have 4 or 5 of them.
I find #2 welding glasses work well with a plasma. Dark enough to protect your eyes but light enough to see what you are doing.
You did a great job repairing the "Huge Bronze Bushings". However, I feel that I must take you to task over your minimallist approach to the solution. You have a whole bunch of machines you could have used in fixing the bushing. A Shaper, Mill, Surface Grinder to mention a few. I recall in the past you have gone to extreme measures to find solutions to include as many machines as possible for a given job. As a Subscriber I miss the old way of going above and beyond to include methods in the process that probably weren't required but were to say the least were entertaining. Please, in future videos don't forget to go above and beyond requirements. Just kidding, as always great job, and dare I say we all learned something. KOKO!* (*borrowed from ARW)
Thank you for sharing.👍
Happy Saturday to you, the Family, and Grits! Great video on a simple subject. Good Job, ys kept it simple! KISS!
Great video
🧐Or use your center finder to sight parallel to your drill bit...
Do you ever have enough wood... I can't believe that is your son. Grand baby now, wow. Neighbors helping neighbors, that was my intentions for my shop...before the fire, and the heart attacks.
Glad to see you back in the shop. I look forward to Saturday morning.
What beautiful grandchild!
The ball mill where I worked for over 20 years was somewhat larger. The bottom trunion was lubricated with high-pressure oil. The oil acted as a bearing with the trunion riding on the oil suspension
The low pressure oil pump lubricated the top trunion. It's Achilles heel was dirt. The material that ran through it was gritty and lower Ph . If outer seals wore excessively, there were problems for sure.
Nothing beats a human welding clamp
Greeting! Now back home in Dorset.
Steve, You're a great guy going.out of your way to help your neighbor out.
your neighbor looks more like your older brother than you older brother lol, thank for the vids!
Hey Steve I hope all is well with you and yours, Sometimes it's good to take a break, we will all be here when you decide it's time to make videos again, God bless you all and keep you safe.
It's good to see that you have an apprentice. Adam Booth needs one in the worst way.
Last I checked , that is what they call a " pillow block bearing "
Take it from an old timer. Sometimes (really a lot of the time) when you line up the hole with the zerk. You will only get fresh grease out of the one hole. When the grease goes through the channel it will be forced out several holes. Hope I explained it enough.
So maybe the bearing did not slip and rotate? Maybe it was intentionally clocked with that off-set?
Welding protocol: "Chize. Yep."
Great video, Steve. I love seeing your granddaughter, Delilah. What a blessing.
One of your better videos. Grand children are so much fun, we should have them first! All seven of mine are grown, or they think they are. They like to come by to see my wife and me to be sure we're doing ok. Won't be long before that cutie will be telling you how the equipment works in the shop!
Hi Steve love your you tube channels, I would like to ask a question about the expanding transfer punches you have used on your channel are they manufactured in the USA or are they imported from China,reason why I am asking is I am from the UK a small place called Wales like most people that have their own home workshop they have to balance what they buy, now I don't mind paying for quality tools what I do dislike is when your still paying top dollar and end up getting rubbish apologise for being long winded.
Best regards Keith Scourse.
P.S keep those you tube channels going.
Back in the '70s I had a Triumph 650 that I painted the same shade of pink as son's hoodie (frame, tank, whole thing). Totally triggered all my biker friends, and it was a byatch to keep clean, but I liked it. You should get him a nice black "shop hoodie" to keep that nice one clean!
Yes Steve, brass or bronze slightly dull the drill.
We're waiting on something new Steve don't keep us waiting
She sure is a cutie!!! And, take it from me...being a grandfather is the pinnacle one's life! Congratulations and blessings!
Indeed!
hi steve, every thing ok with you and the family ?
like your channel/content very much but i was wondering, no weekly video,s anymore ?
cheers ben.
Your son's a hell of a lot better than me with the plasma cutter. As soon as I touch mine to metal I go full ouija board with it.
Comment for the algorithm!
So given that you want lube all the way around, why NOT clock the hole 45 degrees off? That would at least cause 2 of the holes to get equal lube.
Not that straight won't work. But makes it really easy for the direct hole, and hardest for the one 180 degrees off.
That makes sense...and couldn't hurt.
That housing is so thin relative to the size of the bearing. Probably not nearly rigid enough. But it is what it is.
Sure would be nice to hear from you. Should we stay or go? I know TH-cam videos are a lot of work, have you lost interest?
Whassup?
Your granddaughter is precious.
I used to work at KBC/ KABACO Tool, Michigan location. I immediately noticed the banner in your shop.
I just found your channel and I'm enjoying your videos!
My thinking is that with the hole lined up the grease will take the path of least resistance and be less inclined to travel all the way around to the holes on the bottom. I've seen that with way oilers.
Probably be better with two grease zerks, one on each side.
Same thouht here. The bushing should be offset between holes so the grease makes its path all the way round, not straight in. It should be ok either way, if lubricated while running.
Hope you and your family are doing well. 🇨🇦❤🇺🇸
Still missing you my friend.
I've never liked the bushings with a grease groove all the way around. The grease will follow the path of least resistance so it doesn't come out where the most pressure is and he grease is needed the most. The shaft has to carry the grease around the bushing.
Hey Steve. You’ve not posted for a while. I reckon we’re all a little worried that you and yours are OK.
I hope all is well.my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family
Bet that top didn't stay pink fer long 😂 or the yellow 💛
Love that stuff with your neighbour mate. Dead jell, as we say ❤
Steve, why didn't u use the drill press to tap the holes? u had a straight line for the hole.. maybe u were afraid that the tap might
break-off in the hole? other wise grat job getting the Bronze Bushing-off/on with ur Son's Help..
Steve, i had to laugh when you set up on the drill press to drill for the grub screws. pretty janky. you could have just stuck the bearing housing on your dividing head and drilled it on the milling machine in which case the bores would have lined up perfectly and been exactly 180 degrees in opposition to each other.
also, the grease grooves in the bronze part probably should be diagonal instead of perpendicular and in line of the bore. the diagonal actually helps pull the grease into the groove and spreads it over a much wider surface area. grooves in line with the bore will tend to wear much faster and start to waller out just where the grooves are. under load that bearing won't live but maybe 100 hrs or less as is now. the housing is also way too thin given the load it has to take
Thanks Steve.
You know... You could probably start that grandbaby off with a set of Craftsman ignition wrenches.
Worked for Kennedy Mfg back in the 80's. Good to see them still being used! Sadly they are now Waterloo I believe.
Beautiful grandbaby!
Son did great.
Awesome as Always Really enjoyed this one Great content thank you
Tapping lube yes. Worst .material in my experience is PTFE which is so slippery grippery and soft all at the same time. Sharp tooling is the only cure plus slow and cool
This reminds me of my horizontal mill. When I got it from the guy he said while pointing at the zerks.,. "THESE are for OIL ONLY! Do not put grease in there!!!! I had to go through all sorts of hell to get the spindle apart and get all that grease outta there!"
$31 expanding transfer punches, but their CHEAPEST shipping to a house not a business is $20!!!!!!! so, theyre $50..... (I bought them anyways)
Great job teaching your son in the shop! I got my love of cars and all things mechanical from helping my Dad work on our cars back before we could afford to pay others to do it.
Just make sure you bust his balls to wear eye protection.
KBC Tools.
I saw you transfer punch set, had to have them!
Went to KBC, ordered them up, never gave it a thought until I looked at the shipping price.
$22 for shipping a $31 item that could be slipped into a Priority Mail envelope for maybe $5.
They won't see me back again.
3pc expanding transfer punch set
KBC Tools & Machinery
$31.03 · Out of stock
It must be beautiful to be such a young grandfather.
I'll hopefully have that experience in my late 50s, so I regret not having kids before.
When you're young you're dumb.
What is that protection stuff? A mix of stuff or a over the counter product?
Very cool cleanup and fixup on the bushings
Keep em coming!!!!
Can you please provide the name of the rubberized cutter protectant product you use? I appreciate the coatings on my new bits, but once I peel it off for use, these is always the chance of damage in a drawer or rust since I didn't know a re-coating was available. Thanks.
That old shaper is a nice piece. We had one in the shop at the farm years ago and it was fun to run and we put it to use often.
Thanks for the lead on the punch set, I got one ordered. That’s a perfect set as I have a limited amount of space.
Actually the bearing wouldn't have to be attached to the carrier if there was a groove machined that would couple the grease fitting to all the holes around the bearing.
Thanks!
Thanks for the tool tip I’ve ordered a set of transfer punches ,I didn’t know where to purchase a set .
Why didn't you tap right after drilling using the same setup
Since there was a grease channel in the bushings, will clocking them with the holes not just let the grease go straight through the bushings to only one hole?
Someone else sorta brought it up, we’re those zerks supposed to be used with oil instead of grease?
My power down feed has a preset stop, but its either disabled or stuck, I have to take it apart someday
How's that horizontal DoAll band saw?
she's a cutie
Greasing issues there were caused by lack of maintenance in my opinion. Spaced the interval too long between a relube.
Love the love you give Cora!!
Edit didn’t work…and I posted before your Grand Daughters debut. You are truly blessed to have such a wonderful addition to the family. She is perfect!!
Is this the same "dirt bike" son? Thanks for the video.
Sure been missing you lately but you are always worth the wait my friend. How I missed the previous post is beyond me. How wonderful to have your son in the shop today. Nice fix and tell your customer that Synthetic grease won't dry up and clog the grease ways. Love the stuff. Especially up here where winter is 7 months long. 1956 for this lovely old lady doing what other machines just can't do. I was born in 1956. Makes her 68 this year eh. Great visit and I am headed back to the video before this one. Take care my friend.
Thank you for the link on those adjustable center punches. FYI, When shipped to a residential address the total is just over $50. Still a spectacular deal and I ordered a set
Yeah, shipping is always a bummer. I still believe that's a pretty good deal . A set of those punches will last a lifetime. Thanks for watching.
Steve…
Just got a call from KBC Tools, we ran them out of stock. They’re not sure when they’ll be back in, but we are in this for the long-haul so we can wait….
Thanks for the videos.
The granddaughters is beautiful and yes, the boy is growing. Happy to see him in the shop helping you. They grow up way too fast.
I also ordered these the same day as the vid launched. KBC now says I will have them in July. The power of Steve.
always so good to have a coffee set back and enjoy one of your videos
Ah Steve, it's so nice to see you and Lady 'Lizbeth with your granddaughter! My daughter was about the same age when she discovered she could get a hand-full of beard and, uh, pull!!! Be warned my friend!!! Didn't take long before I was clean-haven... much to my wife's delight.
Good to see you as well, I hope you are doing well. The granddaughter already loves pulling my beard 😁. I don't mind at all
OR--- you could have just left it alone, as there was nothing wrong with it. Just pumping some grease into the fitting would have shown it was getting lubrication all around.
is the mini schnauzer ok ?
We have 10 grandkids; 3 are granddaughters. Never get tired of having them around.
what is it with having/wearing the hoodies up? i have an apprentice that does that! guess im getting old and cantankerous
Yep, teenagers need surgery to get the things removed.
I bet it was cold in the shop that day since both of them had hoods on.
Today they would cut that spline with an Electro Discharge Machine. Its amazing how accurate they can be. Also very cost effective
let the young guys provide the muscle. smart move.
the grease hole really should not line up with a hole in the bushing to make sure all the holes in the bushing get grease. in my opinion.
Apart from being able to give them back grandbairns are always great especially when they have a song that has the same name. I wonder, Steve if you and Elizabeth sing the Sir Tom Jones song "Delilah" to your Grandbairn?
By the way Steve we call our children bairns and grandbairns instead of kids or children. Even though my daughter is in her 30s we still call her the bairns. Unfortunately we don't have grandbairns yet because of reasons beyond their control.
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It seems like putting the hole in the bushing directly in line with the zerk would give priority to that one hole. Putting the zerk 1/2 way between holes would spread the grease evenly between at least two holes. Just MHO
On a separate note, The thought of Elizabeth being called grandma makes me giggle.
Thanks for this video and a chance to meet your granddaughter. It was nice to see your son again in your video. Steve, I have a question regarding the thread compound that you described as "never come out" could those allen screws be removed at a later date with lots of torque? How could they be removed. Thread lock compounds are a mystery as to what to use and why (maybe the subject for a future video).