Facta Non Verba Legacy Series

As I mention in this video it is simply an introduction to a series of four videos I made early on in my channels life. In these videos I made six new hydraulic clutch actuators for a Kearney and Trecker production milling machine. Back then I never spoke in my videos (hence Facta Non Verba, Latin for 'Actions Not Words'). If you would like to watch these older videos which were all machining and no talking please click on the links below:
Part 1: • Kearney and Trecker Hy...
Part 2: • Kearney and Trecker Hy...
Part 3: • Kearney and Trecker Hy...
Part 4: • Kearney and Trecker Hy...
Thanks,
Ken

[@paulhammond7489]

Reminds me that I need to check out all of your earlier videos when time permits.

[@hmw-ms3tx]

Thanks Paul. Ken

[@swanvalleymachineshop]

Hey Ken , i just checked back & looks like i missed one in the series . Looks like i will have to re visit !!! Cheers .

[@hmw-ms3tx]

Thanks Max. I'm enjoying the tailstock chuck series you are working on right now. I will be making one as soon as I get some time. Ken

[@jeremycable51]

I’m gonna check em out

[@hmw-ms3tx]

Thanks Jeremy, I hope you enjoy them. Ken

[@EverettsWorkshop]

Well, I'm a newb to your channel so it's all new to me, I won't call you out, lol! DJ from Foxberg sent me here, I'm sorry to have not known your channel till now, you have some cool stuff on the go! I hear you're a fellow Canuckistanian, give me a shout some time and I'd be up for a sticker swap/collaboration here at some point now that my new shop is almost functional.

[@metalworksmachineshop]

👍

[@hmw-ms3tx]

Thanks, Ken

[@earleclemans4836]

How come you dont respond to comments/questions?

[@hmw-ms3tx]

Hello Earle, I usually do but I have been very busy lately and don't always have time. Also, sometimes TH-cam doesn't notify me when new comments are left on my videos so I don't know they are there. If you have questions fire away and I'll do my best to answer them. Ken

[@earleclemans4836]

@@hmw-ms3tx the questions were about horizontal mill when you were doing heavy cuts about the insert you were using

[@hmw-ms3tx]

@@earleclemans4836 I have two types of facemills, both Sandvik. One is a R390 (cuts a square shoulder) and the other type is a R245 (cuts a 45 degree shoulder.) I have one R390, which is 3" diameter and two R245's, 3" and 6" diameter. I use Sandvik inserts for all of these facemills, usually the general purpose (for machining steel) type of inserts. Ken