How it's Made the Small Dovetail Cutter
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- How it's Made the Small Dovetail Cutter. I show how to make my small dovetail cutter, this is in actual time, not sped up video. If you are going to make your own this is the video to watch. Everything you need to know.
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I've heard good ole Mr Pete mention you in a few of his video's but this is my first watch! I have to say, the fact that you sell these cutters, but still make a video on how we can make our own is something people should appreciate. Great video & will definitely be watching some more
Thank you. Heck I will even supply you with the drawing.
@@RRINTHESHOP I'd rather buy a small cutter from you but I'm in the UK & postage would probably be silly money!
I first saw that Mitutoyo Digimatic micrometer on your channel, Randy. I finally blew cobwebs from my wallet and got one. It's easy-to-read, coolant proof, it switches mm/inch, has a ratchet thimble and is much faster moving than the old style. I'll never go back.
I enjoyed seeing the process.
Thank you for sharing,Mr Richard's.
Nice job Randy! We finished the boring bar fixture today for the 1/2" bars. First good one has your name on it.
Steve
Thank you Steve.
Super video, build and craftsmanship
That is just the video for a person who wants to make a cutter. Of course you make it look easy. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Harold.
WNMG are so terrifically popular now it's about all I use anymore for General turning. I've been getting them from a good vendor in China for real cheap and they're good ones too.
I also use a lot of 4140 or 5150 for the ease of heat treating.
Great video
Many thanks for the cutter and how it's made.
Good Job Randy. Shows everyone how much work you put into each one.
Nice use of a hard drive platter! Really enjoyed the "How it's Made" RR style.
Thanks David. The hard drives are great mirrors.
WoW !!! I love to watch real professionals work their profession, plus the music is freak~N fabulous !!! THANKS !!!
The only thing that competes with a "tear down and fix something" video, is a "here's how it's made" video. I love 'em both, please keep them coming!
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Nice built, thanks for sharing
Love the music and the Miller lite!!!
Very nice - expecting my order to be here today.
Randy, your video inspired me to make my own (on my little Smithy). I used stainless. It took 4 tries with all the mistakes I made but the final one came out fine. Enjoy all your videos, as well as all the other machinists. Thanks for posting all the good stuff. Larry Brunetti
Really cool to see how you do it! Thanks for sharing...
Does that help Dave. Helps maintain perfectly concentric this way. Thanks Dave for stopping in.
Groovy good music, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Greetings from Hamburg/GERMANY.
Hi Randy. Tom Lipton sent me. Looking forward to your content.
Thanks Tom is a good man. I always enjoy talking with Tom.
Many good tips in this video, thank you.
thanks for the inspiration randy.I made one using a square collet holder.machined one insert postition flipped the square holder over and added a second insert.I then used it to make a clausing compound rest inspired by mr pete. you guys are awsome!!
That is what it is all about. Thanks Richard.
Thanks Randy, I have one that works like a champ. Now I know what it took to get it there.
Randy, thank you for showing the full video. Your hand finishing with the diamond hone explains why your dovetail cutter feels so good in my hand. Tapping the fine metric thread gave me a much better appreciation for the work you put into making my dovetail cutter and then finishing-off with the final SN engraving. Regards, Paul
Thanks Paul. Enjoy.
Randy, that was a great video! I always enjoy watching what you're up to, glad you're back in the shop and uploading videos regularly.
Keep em' comin!
Great video. Nice to see the process.
I just got my 5/8” cutter today, what a beautiful piece of work. Thanks.
Great to hear! Thanks Dave. Enjoy.
Very nice tool mate, enjoyable to watch in real time, thanks for sharing, cheers Matty in Australia 🇦🇺
Nicely done Randy, another professionally made dovetail cutter!
Hey watch that dirty talk here, no one is a professional here. Just us hacks. Thanks for stopping by Ray.
I now have both dove tail cutters large and small along with the scribe in SS and Brass, seems like I use the scribes daily, the cutters work great. Now I really appreciate them more after enjoying this RRR, Rockin Randy Richards video 👍🇺🇸
Thank you Mark for your great support.
I think you presented Mr Pete with one of these, or thats where I found you. Lovely tool and so nice to see how its made. Sorry I see Mr Pete was on your demos, great site to show your wears :)
Mr. Pete is a good friend. I give him all the tools I make. Thank you Cambell.
Great idea. I think I will however use two inserts at 180 degrees to make cutter more stable when machining dove tail.
great stuff Randy.
beautiful work as always, and I learnt something .... can't be bad. Thanks for taking the time :)
Great thank you Darren.
.brilliant thanks for the video
That's a nice video, no need to talk and everything is there... ;)
Your shop is really getting the automation turn, ready for big production runs.
Ho No, No,No.
Very instructive Randy... as always you do some super work. The biggest ''pucker'' operation would seem to be the drilling and tapping - particularly the latter, though you made it look easy!
Great video :)
Best secret to the tapping is to use good taps, I am using Ghuring, German made they wonderful. Thank chris.
Ghuring and Emuge taps are the best.
You are welcome Randy. I was lucky and Bokum answered my email a few years back. They actually followed up with info I sent you.
Music was great. Thanks for this how you do it. You made it look easy.
_Dan_
Thanks Dan. Need all the help I can get.
Very cool. That's a great idea to use an old hard drive platter as a mirror.
They work great, I use them all the time.
Another fun look into the long process it takes to make high quality pieces.
Thanks Greg. Check you PO Box when you get to CO.
I will be there in a couple days!
Very cool. Love mine...get the smaller one from you at some point.
I can see why you want a dedicated measuring setup...the indicator is too fussy getting it right.
Nice to see how things are made thanks for sharing
Thanks Kevin.
Wow this is awesome. I just discovered your channel and must say I am really impressed and the music is top
Thank you.
Thank you for shearing,very nice and profesional tool with every detail!
Thank you.
Well Randy I am happy to say at least you have a decent choice in music and you do good work
Hi Randy thank you for the video it was really good and well done too
sincerely
Troy Guyette
Thanks, Randy, for yet something else for me to try and make!
I enjoyed the video.
Sounds good. Thanks Charles.
The chip guard is no fun we want to see you dance!! LOL
Nice, Randy. You've got manufacturing a run of these down to a science. No wasted motions.
Thank you RF, trying.
I've heard nothing but good things about these Dovetail cutters. I ordered a set tonight!
Thank you Glenn.
Nice job 👍
Thanks 👍
I really appreciate the effort and detail that you put into this part great video I'll have to order me a set
That would be great, email me rrintheshop@gmail.com.
Dear Randy: great video, and plenty of detail. Looks like I could make one pretty easily. However, I'm very happy with the one I got from you. I didn't have to find the 1" drill rod, figure out how to do the setup, and mine has the RR in the shop logo! Thanks a million Randy.
Thank you for your support. Many have tried and some have failed.
What a sophisticated and advanced work with the experience of the publisher and the manufacturer enjoyed it although I am not the owner of this manufacture
Nice work Randy!
ATB, Robin
Thanks Robin.
Wow! Very nice craftsmanship! 😀
Thank you.
excelente trabajo
Love the music.
Thank you. HNY
Thanks for sharing. I really like to hard drive platter mirror trick.
They work great and hard to brake.
Randy Richard In The Shop the aluminum ones for sure. Some 2.5" drive platters are glass. Those don't hold up so well in the shop 😁
vc me deu uma boa idéia, vou fazer a minha, grato amigo.
you did a great job on your "tube" Looking forward to more..
Thank you Bob.
Sweet
Thank you Jerry.
Great work and fun to watch video.
Thank you Ryan for stopping in.
Nice work, as always, Randy.
Cheers, Gary
thanks Gary.
Lost track of how many hard disk plates I've tossed over the years. Never occurred to me to keep one to use as a precision mirror.
they work great I have a stack of them. The magnets also come in handy very string neo's. Thank you Chris and Merry Christmas.
Shattered my illusions, Randy. I thought you were making them out of military grade direct nuke hit quantium-cobalt hardened surplus bolts! (Much more aesthetically pleasing owning something some government paid 3000% more for, shipped around to 8 covert bases and then surplused for pennies without ever using.) I'm crushed!
I ran out of those bolts and the shop was glowing at night, causing problems with aircraft at night. So due to demand I have had to go to purchased materials. Just about the same strength 140kpsi compared to 170kpsi. And shop has stopped glowing. Thanks Doc.
Really enjoyed watching you make that. Some day I will be good enough too do it but for now baby steps too learn properly. Gotta get my lathe working first. Any way. Awesome. Looking forward too some more good vids too learn how too make stuff.
Thank you Jack. Practice just lots of it.
Good job Randy.
Thanks Bill.
I use a platter out of an old hard drive for a mirror too :) they're great
They are great.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks A.
Nicely done, you do good work...
Thanks RC.
Amazing work Randy.
Thank you.
Video length+information value=entertainment value ergo success!!
Where is the Fun factor? Thanks Joseph.
Very thankful for your vid I also want that music it’s perfect working muusic
Thank you.
Kool Video Randy: Nice taste of Music for a retired guy LOL. Can't wait for my stuff to arrive. Thanks. Larry R.
Thank Larry, Should be there tomorrow, says it is delayed. Everything to Texas takes extra days, I do not know why.
Randy that was awesome. A few puzzling questions. I'm sure the shaft was HSS, but when you drilled and tapped the hole for the carbide cutter was that a Cobalt bit and how did you power feed a 440 tap without breaking it???
The cutter is made from Pre-Hard 4130, drill is HSS, the tap is Ghuring. Drill for 65%, in tough materials.
G’day Randy, very nice indeed, good presentation but the notations in yellow with your background colour was hard to read, otherwise excellent. Love the cutter, cheers Peter
Boa noite amigo essa placa e top!!
Great job. I didn't know you made smaller dovetail cutters.
Yep. This one has 1/2" shank and 0.940" dia. head.
Randy very nice work.
Thank you Bob.
You might consider offsetting the hole say 0.005 towards the centre. This will give a camming effect from the screw head on the insert forcing it into the cutter body stabilising the insert.This is common practice on commercial milling cutters.
The inserts are tight. If you go that much on this insert it will break when you install or when you use the tool.
Great job Randy! I would like to make one following your video. My insert is 9.83 mm (0.387 inch) each side. Do you think I can make a holder using your measurements? If not, can you help me to know the sizes of the holder I should make? Thanks a lot and congratulations for your job and dedication.
Thank you for watching. Yes no problem. Email me rrintheshop@gmail.com, I will send you the drawings for the cutters.
I like your hard drive mirror.
Thanks.
Beautiful work as always Randy. However, one small request, when you insert text overlay, can you make it black, i cant see the yellow easily. Kindest regards. Joe
Ah, i see did change it towards the end, cheers mate. Joe
Muy bueno siempre ay algo que aprende si le dan mucha pocibilida a mucha gente gracia canal
Thank you.
Randy, always enjoy your videos.
Just curious: i would think CNC would be much faster to make these. Do you have interest in CNC, and do you think you'd ever go that route?
Thx.
Marrty
CNC would be much faster. This year so far I have baerly been able to keep up with demand.
Just having a CNC lathe would be great, I could make the entire scribe and turn the Dovetail cutters.
I think I lot of folks like that they are all made on manual machines and that I am the one making them.
I am afraid of having a website.
Sweet setup and sweet result.. After watching the video, I'm confident I can make some hopefully passable ones with what I've got.. how much for a set when I throw mine in the swarf bucket?
Email me @ rrintheshop @gmail.com for info. Thanks.
Will these work with TCMT inserts or is the 7deg clerance angle not sufficient?
They work, but not as well, The TPGB has and 11 deg..
Nice 6 jaw chuck.... what were you using as a mirror... is runaway a platter from a hard drive
Thanks. Love my 6 jaw. Yep on the mirror, old hard drive.
I love your work Randy. That was a brilliant work flow, I love that your alternating from manual to CNC and back again. You make it look simple, however I am sure the jigs took some real time to setup.
Thank you Bruno. I am working on it.
I'm wondering is the bottom edge of the insert dead parallel to the bed of the mill? I guess it would be but it will rub. Maybe experience has shown it doesn't matter.
Parallel yes, but about 0.030 offset from the cutting edge. Thanks for watching.
Ha, love the hdd platter mirror.
They work great. Thanks.
I just ordered a set. Still waiting for them to arrive!
What is your last name? I have shipped all orders. Thank you.
I'm not expecting them till saturday. My last name begins with a G and I live in NC.
Yes but how to do if we only have a Lathe? I get it holding the cuter in the chuck . But what's the best position in the post ?
Les good question. I will have to show that in a video. Thanks for the idea, look for a video soon on that.
I like it nice , I am sheer it will out last a banggood tool
I'm a new subscriber. No doubt partly my experienced eyes, but hard to read yellow text against enlightened background. Carry on Boss!!
Yeah I agree. Thanks.
Great content! I went to go subscribe and realized I already had.
Thanks you for the double subscribe.
Great job! Could you share the measurements so I can replicate it? In the video you show some but not all of them. Thanks a lot!
no problem, email me for the drawings, rrintheshop@bmail.com
Howdy Randy! Great job on the cutter! How can I get my hands on one?
Email me for details. RRINTESHOP@GMAIL.COM. Thank you.
An excellent video, I follow doubleboost and he got me interested. Question: What is the depth of cut? Is it 1/2 diameter + thickness of insert?
Send me an email for details, RRINTHESHOP@GMAIL.COM Thank you William.