Gday Jim, the cost adds up and if you were to buy the materials here in Australia then I believe you’ll be digging a lot deeper in your pocket, to me that’s a very reasonable price, cheers
Matty - The cost is relative what kind of math your working with . I'm not greedy , I'm looking for a reasonable return on my money . When your greedy , you put other people into the same business . - Jim
@@TangentJim "when you're greedy,you put other people into the same business" That is a great philosophy and one I fully agree with. I've seen it happen many times over where someone created a really good product but got far too ambitious with their pricing....the outcome of which is usually someone else quickly sets up in business with the same or similar product for a much lower price. Then the original makers market share becomes compromised.
Howard - We are both on the same page . "My motto is 'Never feed a Pig Strawberries" Why ? Because the Pig will gouge himself . Henry Ford did O.K. with his low priced Model "T" Obviously Henry Ford ate regular . -- Jim
I like it. Could the ball be retained in the bushing so it won’t fall out? Could it be staked with a Punch on the outer edge to hold it in place? Thanks Bob
Bob - Staking is a good idea. But how do you remove it ? If you remove the bearing , you can't push it out in that direction. There is a shoulder stopping it. -- Jim
$50 would be a real bargain in my opinion... Just plain tool holders are more than that in 3/4" shank! Chineseium is pretty cheap but usually only in metric sizes, and some of them are really poor quality! It'll be interesting to see if the $50 will be doable! As usual good stuff! Thanks Jim!
Tates11 - Yes I could . But the ball refuses to fall out . If it ain't broke don't fix it . I'm going into a holding pattern. Thanks for your help . -- Jim
I'd take one for $50 bucks. It would be nice if the carbide ball could be retained somehow. So when I leave it in a tool holder the ball don't go flying across the shop every time I forget it's loose. Maybe a slightly thicker bronze bushing and back bore most of it to size. Then press it in after the ball?
Eitri -- You have the same concerns as I have. Based on my limited use,the Carbide Ball stays in place .I know that is not an answer. But it's all I got at this moment. Like they say in the high rent district . I'll pencil you in . -- Jim
Mike - I appreciate your encouragement and support . The $50.00 mark is my target price . Henry Ford did O.K. with his Model T Pricing . Just call me Henry. -- Jim
Hi there Jim and team yet another great video from team Tangent you guys can put me in for one Burnishing tool at $50.00 what a steel hear in Australia you can double that thank you and Hooroo Paul
Gday Jim, the cost adds up and if you were to buy the materials here in Australia then I believe you’ll be digging a lot deeper in your pocket, to me that’s a very reasonable price, cheers
Matty - The cost is relative what kind of math your working with . I'm not greedy , I'm looking for a reasonable return on my money . When your greedy , you put other people into the same business . - Jim
@@TangentJim "when you're greedy,you put other people into the same business" That is a great philosophy and one I fully agree with.
I've seen it happen many times over where someone created a really good product but got far too ambitious with their pricing....the outcome of which is usually someone else quickly sets up in business with the same or similar product for a much lower price.
Then the original makers market share becomes compromised.
Howard - We are both on the same page . "My motto is 'Never feed a Pig Strawberries" Why ? Because the Pig will gouge himself . Henry Ford did O.K.
with his low priced Model "T" Obviously Henry Ford ate regular . -- Jim
I like it. Could the ball be retained in the bushing so it won’t fall out? Could it be staked with a
Punch on the outer edge to hold it in place?
Thanks Bob
Bob - Staking is a good idea. But how do you remove it ?
If you remove the bearing , you can't push it out in that direction. There is a shoulder stopping it. -- Jim
Wow !! I should have waited ! for 50 bucks, I would have been money ahead to let you do it
Best regards Steve
Steve - you know what they say . That 's the way the Mop flops . Hopefully my $50
quote materializes . I don't want to look like a fool. -- Jim
$50 would be a real bargain in my opinion... Just plain tool holders are more than that in 3/4" shank! Chineseium is pretty cheap but usually only in metric sizes, and some of them are really poor quality! It'll be interesting to see if the $50 will be doable! As usual good stuff! Thanks Jim!
Jim - Like I said - I think it's doable . Let's see what the math tells me. -- Jim
Very nice. I would take 2 if you start selling them, one for work and one for home.
Tim -- Your getting me excited -- Jim
Use a circlip to hold the ball in. It does not have to hold the ball hard against the bearing.
Tates11 - There is very little room . I looked for a single wire clip - No Luck . - Jim
Could you set the bearing further back and have less of the ball sticking out?
Tates11 - Yes I could . But the ball refuses to fall out . If it ain't broke don't fix it .
I'm going into a holding pattern. Thanks for your help . -- Jim
I'd take one for $50 bucks.
It would be nice if the carbide ball could be retained somehow. So when I leave it in a tool holder the ball don't go flying across the shop every time I forget it's loose.
Maybe a slightly thicker bronze bushing and back bore most of it to size. Then press it in after the ball?
Eitri -- You have the same concerns as I have. Based on my limited use,the Carbide Ball stays in place .I know that is not an answer. But it's all I got at this moment. Like they say in the high rent district . I'll pencil you in . -- Jim
Maybe cut an ID groove in bushing and add a cheap O ring.
Jim - Great Idea . I can't argue with that . I'm going to go into a holding pattern and see what shakes loose . I hope I don't have to use it. -- Jim
Price seems pretty reasonable. Next best thing to winning :)
Motos -- Thanks for the encouragement . -- Jim
I would buy one in a minute! Seems like $75 would be a fair price for you and I would pay that in a minute!
Mike - I appreciate your encouragement and support . The $50.00 mark is my target
price . Henry Ford did O.K. with his Model T Pricing . Just call me Henry. -- Jim
Hi there Jim and team yet another great video from team Tangent you guys can put me in for one Burnishing tool at $50.00 what a steel hear in Australia you can double that thank you and Hooroo Paul
Hooroo Paul - My Math is different than Australia . -- Jim
I think for $50 they are going to fly off your shelf!!!!
Ray - I think I can make the Math Work . -- Jim