G'day everyone, Looks like I had to reupload the video I just posted. Thank you for letting me know that the last 6 minutes was missing. Not exactly sure what occurred there but Adobe Premiere Pro just decided not to render the last 6 minutes of the video. Cheers. Hope you enjoy the video
Great video, I never thought of getting collets until I had struggled with chucks for about 20 years, and now I don't think I could survive without them. Enjoyed the video, cheers and thanks!
😮 You heathen! Of course there is a difference! But only those of us who are cultured can appreciate the difference between a lowly sparkling chuck and the refined bouquet of a Collet paired with just the right metal 😊
I felt like I was in the twilight zone after I watched the last video and it ended suddenly, scrolled down to see if anyone had commented and saw there were NO comments, and then I refreshed and the video had gone xD
Some inheritance machining style soft jaws would be a fun future project. Not that they're necessary at all, but they seem pretty convenient and look super good. They'd also show up in almost every video, so I think it's worth the effort
i recommand cutting with an aluminium insert at a cutting speed of 40% of the coated insert at least, can even be slower VC being max 80m/min compared to 185m/min for a C45 with TiCN steel insert basicly cut it at the same speed as if you were slot milling with an uncoated carbide mill
Hello Artisan Makes, you could have bought one for $99 + Shipping from Ausee Machine & Tools 125mm they have various sizes, from Victoria, AU, they have them for ER 32 & ER 40 Collets. Cheers from me. 😃👍👍👍👍👍
A very good job mate! I'm surprised a one horse motor can make 4 mm depth of cuts. Well impressed! Do you have a diamond blade in a grinder? You can touch up the side rake on those aluminium inserts to sharpen them again and get at least three times the use from them ( probably only twice using on steel though lol)
Wouldn't the taper be much more accurate with a sine bar? I'm not sure how accurate / linear dial indicators usually are. Sweeping across the sine bar with the indicator remaining at zero removes all that uncertainty.
Can you tell me where you get your metal from here in Aus. I am in Townsville and have a rough time finding material for my projects. As for tool steel forget it. I can certain sizes and only get mild steel up here unless it is in full 6 meter lengths. Any help would be appreciated
why not take the moving jaw of the vice and place it on the back with the part ontop of the moving jaw thats where those holes in the back side are for ;)
I find those polished inserts dirt cheap on ebay, generally from china or india. The no name ones work just as well as the name brands... They're maybe 50 cents a piece.
G'day everyone,
Looks like I had to reupload the video I just posted. Thank you for letting me know that the last 6 minutes was missing. Not exactly sure what occurred there but Adobe Premiere Pro just decided not to render the last 6 minutes of the video. Cheers. Hope you enjoy the video
Thanks for the update, I was wondering why the video disappeared right after I stopped watching it!
Great job well thought out 🎉🎉😊
Re-watching it to get the end :)
Thank you, that was fun. What is in your squirt bottle for cutting fluid?
that 4mm cut was damn impressive
Your sense of Humor is awesome. You and This Old Tony are the most fun to watch and learn from for my money.
True; it's a shame ToT doesn't post as often these days
Y’all missing out on inheritance machining
@@FamTech. Nope, subscribed to them too ;)
Don't forget Blondihacks 👍
Great video, I never thought of getting collets until I had struggled with chucks for about 20 years, and now I don't think I could survive without them. Enjoyed the video, cheers and thanks!
It isn't a real collet chuck unless it comes from the Collete region of France. Otherwise it's just a sparkling squishy holder thing.
As a Colletois, thanks for pointing that out. Most people don't know this fabulous invention comes from here.
I had an occasion where a woman named Colette held up a drill bit; that was what came to mind.
But Sparkling chuck and collete are the same thing 🥱
😮 You heathen! Of course there is a difference! But only those of us who are cultured can appreciate the difference between a lowly sparkling chuck and the refined bouquet of a Collet paired with just the right metal 😊
I sort of felt I was left hanging with the previous upload :)
This was so interesting I had to watch it twice. Great job! That little lathe just really surprises me
I felt like I was in the twilight zone after I watched the last video and it ended suddenly, scrolled down to see if anyone had commented and saw there were NO comments, and then I refreshed and the video had gone xD
I wasnt really paying attention and then suddently it was gone and i couldnt find it in my feed, i thought i was going insane
You tube does weird shit to me sometimes. Every video will have the same amount of likes sometimes more likes than views.
Some inheritance machining style soft jaws would be a fun future project. Not that they're necessary at all, but they seem pretty convenient and look super good. They'd also show up in almost every video, so I think it's worth the effort
I don't want to spend time dialling in a 4 jaw. So I'll instead make a whole new chuck!
Gotta love the logic.
You dial in the 4-jaw every time, into the future. You make the collet chuck once.
I love those style collets, so versatile.
Sometimes you have to come up with alternative methods to allow for your equipment. Well done, sir.
Looks like a handy piece of tooling. Good job.
thought something went wrong. I thought my system was hosed or something. Thanks for reuploading and clarifying.
Our lathe at work sounded a lot like yours until I adjusted the lash between the gears. Worth a look, maybe.
Brilliant work, dude! Really well done! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Very interesting project and looks very useful.
Great job and well done. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Fantastic content as always
I was wondering what happened. It just quit playing, I hit replay, and it was marked as private, and it was no longer listed on your channel 😂
Nicely done
i recommand cutting with an aluminium insert at a cutting speed of 40% of the coated insert at least, can even be slower
VC being max 80m/min compared to 185m/min for a C45 with TiCN steel insert
basicly cut it at the same speed as if you were slot milling with an uncoated carbide mill
Nice one dude 😊
I see you’re still cautious with your index finger. Hope you recover well buddy. Great channel BTW.
Déjà vu, but welcome to watch again!
Hello Artisan Makes, you could have bought one for $99 + Shipping from Ausee Machine & Tools 125mm they have various sizes, from Victoria, AU, they have them for ER 32 & ER 40 Collets. Cheers from me. 😃👍👍👍👍👍
A very good job mate! I'm surprised a one horse motor can make 4 mm depth of cuts. Well impressed! Do you have a diamond blade in a grinder? You can touch up the side rake on those aluminium inserts to sharpen them again and get at least three times the use from them ( probably only twice using on steel though lol)
I was just about to comment on the nice Abom reference, when the video disappeared. 😅
you made that look way to easy ;)
Wouldn't the taper be much more accurate with a sine bar? I'm not sure how accurate / linear dial indicators usually are. Sweeping across the sine bar with the indicator remaining at zero removes all that uncertainty.
Can you tell me where you get your metal from here in Aus. I am in Townsville and have a rough time finding material for my projects. As for tool steel forget it. I can certain sizes and only get mild steel up here unless it is in full 6 meter lengths. Any help would be appreciated
why not take the moving jaw of the vice and place it on the back with the part ontop of the moving jaw thats where those holes in the back side are for ;)
I'm thinking of getting the Optimum TU-2506V from Machinery House, what are your tthoughts on this lathe?
You tease!!! 😂
So on TH-cam the lathe chip size seems to be measured on a scale from 0 to Abom?
First after reupload ;) got scared I'd have no video to watch
I find those polished inserts dirt cheap on ebay, generally from china or india. The no name ones work just as well as the name brands... They're maybe 50 cents a piece.
other video? I 'ardly know'er... wait
Re-upload 👀
Second 🤪
First!
Why the reupload!? Lol
Adobe Premiere Pro just decided not to render the last 6 minutes of the video. Adobe products can be like that sometimes.
@@artisanmakes yeah première is fun like that sometimes