You really could do with improving your work ethic and put more effort in! I hope the sarcasm in my comment translates ok, as you have to be one of the hardest working individuals on TH-cam. Match that with your skill and knowledge and wonderful humility (despite the fact you say you are an amateur hobbyist) you have an amazing future ahead of you. What you achieve on your own is nothing short of miraculous. You sir are a true inspiration to the young.
You have the skills of three men. Making a gear mostly by hand is crazy, in the best way possible. You turned a boat anchor into a pretty nice machine. Anyone could do it with lots of money and help. You did it with minimal money, tools, and great skills. Thanks.
With limited tooling, you can do amazing fabrication and are becoming a master at improvising your way through problems most people would not even attempt. Bravo CLem Bravo!!! With some real tools you will go far. Keep the passion and enjoy the feeling of proving to the people that tell you "it can not be done" That they are wrong and smile after you show them how wrong they are. Good work!!! Keep it up and be safe. From the desert of Arizona USA
You say pretty good, I say excellent job! I love to refurbish old equipment and tools also. The feeling you get when it’s done is amazing, can’t beat it! Keep up the great work!
That's a great project overall, never easy to make old machinery useful again. I wonder how precise it is. Anyway, you were able to cut tapers for tailstock inserts, so I guess it's pretty precise. I even love to paintjob you chose, it's cheesy but unusual but given the fact that you cut pignon teeth by hand without a dial and with an angle grinder, I'm prepared to forgive everything to such a badass machinist :)
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im glad to hear that, man! thank you for enjoyed. a lot of great mechinist channels out there. im just tried to do my best, make it my own way.
Hand made gears..... You are a hero :-) .... Your work is amazing... It doesn't have to be perfect, it's old junk with babbitt bearings it wasn't good even when it was made, and will never be used for anything serious.... but it was dying ... You brought it back to life and fixed it up, it's usable again ... good enough.!...and it looks super cool now :-):-):-)
Good job on mechanicals and on the video. Could we have come more of these? Only suggestion: Lose the rings around high-speed machinery. Keep up the good work.
Forget the keyboard cowboys brother, I don’t see them taking on projects like this! It looks awesome, as you planned. Haven’t seen too much of you lately, hope these negative clowns aren’t the reason. You keep doing what you like, that’s all that matters!
Good job man. i found a lathe almost identical as this machine but bigger with 28inches bed . i am now using this video as reference. thanks for sharing and more power to you.
I feel like there wasn't as much real restoration here as could have been done. Sure it works, but it could potentially give a lot better results than it's capable of now.
Hello, Very good job. I'am going to do the same restoration on my metal lathe. Your metal lathe seems to be very looking like mine. Would you tell me the name and the model of the maker (factory) of your metal lathe ? I'm sorry for the language, but I'm French. Thank you. Best regards. Jean
Wish i could find something like in my area to restore 1:33 is that brass bushings - Looks like they may need replacing Dont know your color pick Black good choice, but the Gold ???? Light Green (like it was) or a Dark green & Red Handles in placed 15:33 You try to make some small brass oil cups ? Brass, Bronze, copper?
The background noise during highspeed sounds like crying babies wielding weedeaters in a war against bumble bees and angry ducks. Awesome work on the lathe. Love your videos.
A REAL man gets the tiny paint brushes out and paints his lathe RealShop Camo: concrete grey with random photorealistic images of rod pieces, springs and bolts.
Nice quality lathe for its day, spiral bevel gears are quieter, stronger, and more expensive than straight cut ones. I think leather belts cut down on chatter too.
You have a natural born talent for this kind of work but you just need to hone your tools in like fix the vices to bench’s and fix machines down as well so you can forget about off centre holes apart from that absolutely brilliant videos buddy
Good job. That gear cutting worked out better than it had a right to be ;) I noticed someone had previously knurled one shaft to tighten up the ball race centre fit. He He some good lateral thinking there. Cheers Rob
Man i Swear you can Do and Make Anything!!! Youve got Amazing Building and making Skills! Youre Amazing at everything you Do! I cant wait to see you build or restore more things! Youre my Favorite TH-cam Channel to watch! Take care Bro!
It has to be the most horrible "restoration" I've seen. Paint job is absolutely horrible. This "center" is anything but 60 degrees, lathe lacks of proper lubrication and so on.
Diego Viana Villegas You could at least have had the common good manners to read what he put up at the beginning before you started disrespecting his work. Offer advice by all means, but do it without insulting just for the sake of it, that’s childish attention seeking.
Just starting to watch your content now from start to finish. This lathe rebuild was incredible. To be able to take that machine from the state it was in with not much experience or tooling is quite a feat. The gear forming by hand was fantastic. Good job taking a risk to try to do this project, it might not have turned out as good as you wanted but it's a pretty great build nonetheless.
Yes, good job for first time. When I do a restoration, once I take the time to fully take it apart, every single part gets fully cleaned and all painted parts are fully stripped down, double primed and sprayed with three coats of paint with hardener. I usually fully restore or have new plates made as well.
You really could do with improving your work ethic and put more effort in!
I hope the sarcasm in my comment translates ok, as you have to be one of the hardest working individuals on TH-cam. Match that with your skill and knowledge and wonderful humility (despite the fact you say you are an amateur hobbyist) you have an amazing future ahead of you. What you achieve on your own is nothing short of miraculous. You sir are a true inspiration to the young.
You have the skills of three men. Making a gear mostly by hand is crazy, in the best way possible. You turned a boat anchor into a pretty nice machine. Anyone could do it with lots of money and help. You did it with minimal money, tools, and great skills. Thanks.
I just found this, outstanding and with the most minimal of tools. One heck of a job !
With limited tooling, you can do amazing fabrication and are becoming a master at improvising your way through problems most people would not even attempt. Bravo CLem Bravo!!!
With some real tools you will go far. Keep the passion and enjoy the feeling of proving to the people that tell you "it can not be done" That they are wrong and smile after you show them how wrong they are.
Good work!!! Keep it up and be safe.
From the desert of Arizona USA
thank you so much, sir!
Inspired by the John Players Special race cars I also used black and gold when I fixed up my lathe.
I loved how you made that gear :)
Rolingmetal thank you! U have a great channel. Keep it up.
You say pretty good, I say excellent job! I love to refurbish old equipment and tools also. The feeling you get when it’s done is amazing, can’t beat it! Keep up the great work!
thanks, brother.
That's a great project overall, never easy to make old machinery useful again. I wonder how precise it is. Anyway, you were able to cut tapers for tailstock inserts, so I guess it's pretty precise. I even love to paintjob you chose, it's cheesy but unusual but given the fact that you cut pignon teeth by hand without a dial and with an angle grinder, I'm prepared to forgive everything to such a badass machinist :)
im glad to hear that, man! thank you for enjoyed. a lot of great mechinist channels out there. im just tried to do my best, make it my own way.
Hand made gears..... You are a hero :-) .... Your work is amazing... It doesn't have to be perfect, it's old junk with babbitt bearings it wasn't good even when it was made, and will never be used for anything serious.... but it was dying ... You brought it back to life and fixed it up, it's usable again ... good enough.!...and it looks super cool now :-):-):-)
Evidently it's been your life long dream to have a gold lathe. WOW
This is quite an accomplishment but you have come so far and so quickly since then.
Good job on mechanicals and on the video. Could we have come more of these? Only suggestion: Lose the rings around high-speed machinery. Keep up the good work.
Good job! Proud of you young fellow, natural born mechanic and machinist.
Is nothing bolted down in your shop bud? haha Great job. Big task to take on. I enjoyed it
Forget the keyboard cowboys brother, I don’t see them taking on projects like this! It looks awesome, as you planned. Haven’t seen too much of you lately, hope these negative clowns aren’t the reason. You keep doing what you like, that’s all that matters!
It is interesting how were made spindles and other rotary parts of the first machine tools in the world?
Good job man. i found a lathe almost identical as this machine but bigger with 28inches bed . i am now using this video as reference. thanks for sharing and more power to you.
OMG! you made the gear by hand! That is insane! I don't think I could make that if I tried! Excellent work!
Great Job! try and strip it all the way down to the metal before applying paint, paint jobs usually come out better
Great job! Watching you makes me want to get out there in my shop and build something! If I can just break free from my 60+ hr/wk job! Man!!!
I was impressed with your way of making a gear!
Imagine restoring a lathe without using a lathe “Bravo”
Your first time! Man you have skills. Keep doing what you're doing. Looking forward to more videos.
thanks, buddy!
Great video, nice work. Very impressed with the hand made gear. Came out very well.
thanks you, sir!
Зачем зуборежущие станки,когда есть болгарка и сварка)))))
How’s the bearings and stead of the bronze ones. Is there any play do they fit good. At lest you don’t have to oil them. Good job but the paint sucks
My dude does all this in CROCS.
the mopeds and bikes sound like a swarm of bugs when the video is speed up lol, great job keep at it!
Amazing work....
Congrats!
👍
Thank v you you are helping me with my old lathe 🙏
The Wasino video really shows your progress!
1000 Like was MINE! Good job please do another restoration :)
Hello friend, what kind of paint is the lathe factory? Greetings
Great job man.
I feel like there wasn't as much real restoration here as could have been done. Sure it works, but it could potentially give a lot better results than it's capable of now.
Renaissance Man!
Thumbs up just for the intro!
That green paint is everywhere, must have been the cheapest one
Good hands my friend
Very nice work you do.
Where do u find the machines u restore?
What do you call that color - gold sparkle? ;-)
Hello,
Very good job.
I'am going to do the same restoration on my metal lathe.
Your metal lathe seems to be very looking like mine.
Would you tell me the name and the model of the maker (factory) of your metal lathe ?
I'm sorry for the language, but I'm French.
Thank you. Best regards.
Jean
Those bearings on the headstock looked pretty rough for a good lathe did you replace those?
Wish i could find something like in my area to restore
1:33 is that brass bushings - Looks like they may need replacing
Dont know your color pick Black good choice, but the Gold ???? Light Green (like it was) or a Dark green & Red Handles in placed
15:33 You try to make some small brass oil cups ? Brass, Bronze, copper?
World's first golden gipsy king's lathe )))
thanks, man!
AWESOME !!!!
Cái máy này hay quá, muốn dùng thành thạo phải luyện bao nhiêu thao tác thiệt nhuần nhuyễn. Mà ông phối màu vàng với đen quả là gu khác người.
I used to work like you do, but I was only 12 years old and didnt know any better............
CaLem, you have done an incredible job! what do you do for work?
thank you, man! im an freelance designer. but actually, i do anything for money
awesome! Im a prototyper for the jewelry tooling industry.
John Player Special
Awesome job
Wonderful work
good job Sir
Esas tuercas para los husillos se hacen de bronce o hierro fundido
Well done keep it up. From scrap metal machine restored.
Lúc khò cái nhung xong bác nhúng vào chất gì vậy
Did he even de rust it before painting it ?
Look like a South Bend lathe
Nice job man
Nice job :)
That was brilliant the way you copied that gear.
Good
5:41... come on.... clean up that casting... Look at the ragged edges on that.. . my eyes!
Amazing
that center need to have bearing?
nice work
thanks bro!
máy này nước nào sản xuất vậy
Good job! 잘 봤습니다.
Снимаю шляпу
sweet
Ты крут! Удачи тебе!)
just make up restoration
chu may sao ma gioi qua vay, nhieu bo phan qua sao ma rap vao?
Nhân tài đất Việt. Cần nhân giống gấp.
Why you did this shit? Poor lathe! Rest in peace!
Not a fan of a gold lathe. U need some music on your vid not all the feed back sound. Nice job though.
Anh là Người gốc Việt sao hả anh ? xem sướng quá
عمل راءع شكرا
Да мужик з яйцями!
black and gold paint scheme pays homage to the vintage singer sewing machines that my beloved grandma used.
The background noise during highspeed sounds like crying babies wielding weedeaters in a war against bumble bees and angry ducks. Awesome work on the lathe. Love your videos.
Hand held gear cutter !! Have often seen hand refinished gears on low torque stuff where it’s worn out . Nice job !
This is like buying a junk car,putting a half assed paint job on it and,calling it “restored”.
A REAL man gets the tiny paint brushes out and paints his lathe RealShop Camo: concrete grey with random photorealistic images of rod pieces, springs and bolts.
Nice quality lathe for its day, spiral bevel gears are quieter, stronger, and more expensive than straight cut ones. I think leather belts cut down on chatter too.
I know Genius, when I see it. Kid, you are amazing!
thank you sir!
You have a natural born talent for this kind of work but you just need to hone your tools in like fix the vices to bench’s and fix machines down as well so you can forget about off centre holes apart from that absolutely brilliant videos buddy
TheJR1948 proper training as well as the right attitude and respect for the tools of his chosen career. Thank you for commenting on this sir.
Very good job !!! exellent ideas .... Nice and pretty machine !!!you are cleaver and cool ...
Good job. That gear cutting worked out better than it had a right to be ;)
I noticed someone had previously knurled one shaft to tighten up the ball race centre fit. He He some good lateral thinking there.
Cheers Rob
Gear forming was awesome
So crookedly drilled holes I have not yet seen on the Internet
Making the gear by hand, you really are from Mars bro 🙌🏻
Man i Swear you can Do and Make Anything!!! Youve got Amazing Building and making Skills! Youre Amazing at everything you Do! I cant wait to see you build or restore more things! Youre my Favorite TH-cam Channel to watch! Take care Bro!
thank you so much, bro!
@ he's right though. You have an amazing skill, but you also never give up, which is rare these days.
Gears made with a hand grinder???? This is not a restoration.
Marcos Aurélio Lettrari de Moura lol u do what you have to do, seemed to work. That caught my eye too lol!
It has to be the most horrible "restoration" I've seen. Paint job is absolutely horrible. This "center" is anything but 60 degrees, lathe lacks of proper lubrication and so on.
Diego Viana Villegas You could at least have had the common good manners to read what he put up at the beginning before you started disrespecting his work. Offer advice by all means, but do it without insulting just for the sake of it, that’s childish attention seeking.
Just starting to watch your content now from start to finish. This lathe rebuild was incredible. To be able to take that machine from the state it was in with not much experience or tooling is quite a feat. The gear forming by hand was fantastic. Good job taking a risk to try to do this project, it might not have turned out as good as you wanted but it's a pretty great build nonetheless.
A gear by hand. Never saw that before. Outstanding!
Very nice! Love the gold and black
Yes, good job for first time. When I do a restoration, once I take the time to fully take it apart, every single part gets fully cleaned and all painted parts are fully stripped down, double primed and sprayed with three coats of paint with hardener. I usually fully restore or have new plates made as well.
Nice thing but gold?!
Yes, old but gold.
He transformed a moldy oldy to a golden oldy. Good job.