Learning to Use a Lathe, Part 2: Turning Steel Down to Size
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ส.ค. 2018
- Part 2 of learning to use a lathe, finally turning some steel! I shower my hands with a few hot, sharp shavings, and we turn a chunk of scrap steel down to a shiny, very precise size. I wish i remember what that size was, but it LOOKED very good, and that's the important part ;)
isn't it? RIGHT?!?!
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I hope that toilet roll isn't going back into the bathroom. It collected some metal shavings and someone could get a pain in the butt.
hey guys wd40 isnt an oil. its a solvent. common mistake though. use something else.
Soon.... Ill be youtube Certified!
"hm, math alright." ... lol
I can tell these guys have a lot of knowledge with all the tips and pointers they have, unfortunately I can tell they don't have a lot of experience teaching because of all the tips and pointers they keep throwing at you. There was way to much talking at the beginning. Get the basics, turn it on and start making chips. Doing is the best way to learn. The tips come later.
I see a huge difference between channels like Joe Pie and Paul's Garage. But, being a beginner, I get good content from both. Thanks for sharing. To me its like the difference between Bad Chad and Foose. Foose is so accomplished that he is almost demotivating to a beginner.
Hey blue shirt. Get some glasses on. That lathe could self destruct at any moment.
that guy really spoils his lathe with the fancy 2 ply bathroom tissue
The problem with using oil on carbide. Carbide is hard like glass and brittle. If your carbide gets hot and then you add some kind of oil or coolant it will quench the carbide and make it chip or crack. Either flood coolant or no coolant for carbide. Intermittent is bad.
Turnin is learnin
This video was really interesting to me, at just a great level of detail. Thank you to all three of you for putting this out for us to see! When I get home (I am travelling right now) I am going to try printing and then casting Chirpy's Gingery lathe parts. Thanks Paul for pointing them out and thanks to Chirpy's for creating and posting them!
Your enthusiasm there was amazing! LOL! Hard to have fun when you’re getting so much information...
This is a great learning hobby Lathe. I had started a series on my channel something like " Adventures in being a hobby machinist "or something like that with a couple of tips. Im proud of you always learning a new skill is always fun.
The perfect chip is a "6" or a "9" looking chip FYI (p.s. I rarely get that LOL) but that is the goal. Kinda like welding the stack of dimes....I rarely get but I get a functional machined part as well as a functional strong weld.
Good information
You get more of the beauty in blue at the in your videos and your subs will skyrocket!
Good video, thanks
Ok Paul, machinist everywhere-are going to jump up and down and you might get some hate mail...but here goes.
Good lathing, soon you'll be a great lather!