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Hong Kong
Registrace 21. 03. 2007
使用简单的工具，制作一些东西，包括家具，日用品，电子产品等等。
Use simple tools to produce something, including furniture, daily necessities, electronic products, and so on.
Use simple tools to produce something, including furniture, daily necessities, electronic products, and so on.
Mini lathe micrometer carriage stop | dial indicator carriage stop
I make a micrometer(dial indicator)carriage stop for my mini lathe.only use mini lathe.
Milling on a lathe is not safe, be careful！！
More information and public drawings： www.homemadetools.net/homemade-mini-lathe-carriage-stop
Milling on a lathe is not safe, be careful！！
More information and public drawings： www.homemadetools.net/homemade-mini-lathe-carriage-stop
zhlédnutí: 131 166
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mini Lathe micro borling bar holder
zhlédnutí 36KPřed 5 lety
make a micro borling bar holder for mini lathe QCTP （250-004）
Make coffee cup shelf | Mug Rack |
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 6 lety
I bought some new coffee cups, I make a small coffee cup shelf using some steel and wood.In the video, I showed the production process.
Mini Vise Restoration
zhlédnutí 74KPřed 6 lety
I bought an old mini bench vise, it is not an antique, but it is not very common. In this video, I restore it,And made a little modification.
MIni Lathe Upgrade | Compound Slide Scraping
zhlédnutí 151KPřed 6 lety
In this video,I use scraping to repair the Mini Lathe Compound Slide and Improve accuracy.No milling machine needed. The tools I use： 1 Surface Plate 2 Hand scraper 3 Prussian Blue oil 4 Dial indicator 5 Micrometer 6 Rubber roller 7 Whetstone
Make Mini Hand Scraper
zhlédnutí 30KPřed 6 lety
I Make a simple Hand Scraper,I want to use it to scrape very small planes. Extra, it seems to work as a woodturning tool.
Chinese Made Quick Change Tool Post QCTP unboxing | Install | Adjustment
zhlédnutí 114KPřed 6 lety
I bought a Chinese-made quick replacement tool stick, In the video,I showed the difference between them, how to install and a precise and easy way to adjust.
MAKE EDC BRASS BOTTLE | SURVIVAL CONTAINERS
zhlédnutí 24KPřed 6 lety
I make a brass bottle as a survival containers. In the process, I try to mini-thread with a mini lathe, interesting.
Build a wooden box | Storage Box | Wood Crate
zhlédnutí 10KPřed 6 lety
I building a wooden storage box, divided into two layers。I Tried a different method of making wooden boxes and Use metal borders to enhance。
Make Steam Punk pipe Table Lamp DIY
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 6 lety
I found some old pipes and fittings,Use them to make a simple steampunk lamp.The process is interesting. Music from The Nutcracker.
1000 year old egg gruel （Century egg gruel）no meat
zhlédnutí 355Před 6 lety
home made some 1000 year old egg gruel （Century egg gruel） This is one of many ways, no meat。 Rice 50g Century egg x1 Water 600ml Some Green Onions Some Salt Some Sesame Oil Chinese pickle in here： www.amazon.com/Sichuan-Wujiang-fuling-pickle-cabbage/dp/B00G2UZR4Q/ref=sr_1_4_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1509809714&sr=8-4&keywords=Chinese pickle&dpID=51eXi6nOS8L&preST=_SY300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch
modify a flashlight to EDC portable charger
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 6 lety
Modify a broken flashlight to EDC portable charger,no need for electronic ability. I have a aluminum flashlight housing assembly，and a cheap portable charger,use only one 18650 lithium battery,I try to combine them,make a aluminum EDC portable charger.
how to make tool or knife lanyard
zhlédnutí 4KPřed 6 lety
how to make tool or knife chinese knot lanyard （The second episode），Compared with the previous content, adding some difficulties, but the works will be very beautiful and strong！ The first episode is here：czcams.com/video/HH89BEZb_y8/video.html
How to make Easy Chinese Knot Knife Lanyard
zhlédnutí 2,7KPřed 6 lety
At the request of a friend, I made this video showing how to make a simple Chinese knot knife lanyard. include: mini diamond knot diamond knot king kong knot(not snake knot) king kong knot and snake knot contrast
oooh. That height adjustment trick with the strip. That's awesome.
This just might be one of the best videos for the begining enthusiast. Thank you!
Beautifully done. But, we want about a 70% blued surface, leaving pockets of low areas to hold oil. There’s something that’s too good. It will wear to quickly if it touches completely.
I have this tool post and I would NEVER go back to the old style!
A bit of a job getting it to the right height using that method… Good work !
You did a wonderful, beautiful job. I can’t even begin to tell you. I’m really going to try to get surface plate. Height gauge scraper whatever you did I’m gonna do. Love your video, so helpful and understandable across all levels. How would you begin with the Bedways?
I can't believe you threw away the base. That was a good part of the value and uniqueness.
Now that's a usefull gadget for my 1954 lathe tks.
I have been searching for hours trying to find what the tool post and tool holder numbers were. You did it PERFECTLY, Thank you 🙏 Michael 🇦🇺
Cool Trick, can't wait to try it
05:16 cool trick
I bought a couple blocks 5 of them none were egual in size , but a bit machining and it all works perfectly , bought some dixon blocks , same story with measurements.
Wonderful work. What's the name of that wood cutter?
Super helpful... clear, concise and effective guide. Thanks!
A lathe with a four jaw chuck is unstoppable
beautifully shot!
Nice , one error though, you assumed the angle in the lathe way to be 90 degrees. It is not, it is 94 degrees, and at the end of the video you see that the “outboard” surface does not not register against the lathe way. This makes it sit less secure on the way. A bit of filing will help
I have a mic that I want to build one of these but it has no lock. How would you propose implementing a locking mech into this doodad
This micrometer head also doesn't have a lock. I've seen a few other videos with lock-less micrometer stop. I've also seen home-made micrometer stop (using a homemade nut and a homemade fine-threaded spindle) where the only thing that prevents the spindle from moving is a spring-loaded ball that provides some resistance to turning the thimble. So perhaps it's not really a problem in practice? You could add a lockable stop rod in parallel with the micrometer spindle. Use the micrometer to measure the distance, bring up the carriage to touch the micrometer spindle, bring up the stop rod to touch the carriage, lock the stop rod, retract the micrometer spindle. This way the micrometer head is only used initially for measuring the distance, the actual stopping is provided by a dedicated lockable stop rod. Alternatively, you can get a micrometer head with a built-in spindle lock, e.g. Mitutoyo 148-150-10 (0-13 mm / 0.01 mm). The lock adds a bit of extra width, so make sure you have enough space (a concern on small lathes).
Yo tengo uno igual de 60mm el suyo parece de 80mm, son made in china años 90 fukung brand, son muy robustos resistentes. En lo personal no tiraría la abrazadera, para eso está diseñado paga ser portátil o dijo. Descartar una pieza tan importante ya no es una restauración!
Es una fukung brand 80mm de los años 90?
My best Vedic in mini lathe. It inspired me to take this my next upgrade. However the ink is no where to be found at hobby price. Any advice? Please
SoI guess here’s the question. You milled the pocket for the ways at 90*… many lathe ways are actually 94*… did you measure the angle first?
Awesome!
much easier and quicker to lap these very small surfaces.
Love it👌
Very nice!
Nice! You've given me some idea's. Thanks!
Would be nice for use beginners if he had a voice. Thumbs down
Great video, thank you.
I like that you announced when you won! I hate it when machines win! The soulless bastards! Nice Job.
What are you using to scrape? Amazing results!
The only guy I see has a complete portable vice and he throws the handy half away to make it a small perminent vice that makes zero sense when the handy half could be freshened up and made right and kept with the top part of the vice as a portable appendage like it was designed to be. Nice work though
It's good to see the Woodbex has new Instructions to save my money and energy to build it.
What are the instructions? I’ve been trying to look for them
Beautiful to watch you doing that. I must learn more about scraping parts. I once watched a guy dismantle a huge machine and hand scraping all the parts, before reassembling it, back together again. I also saw a Japanese guy hand scraping high pressure steam joins, so they wouldn't leak. All in fine detail.
There is just no way that I would spend that much time to "improve" a new lathe that should have been good from the first instance. Having to rectify all and anything possible that can be rectified tells me the user is purely doing so because he has nothing better to do with his time...........buying a better quality lathe would have been the best choice as you then have the time to actually make things you bought the lathe for in the first place and a better quality lathe would also give you better results than trying to fight against inadequate machinery design.......making a gold plated silk purse out of an old Sow's ear never gets you near a lathe of quality no matter how hard you wish.
The point of having “nothing better to do” is exactly what working in a hobby shop is about, it’s just about having fun and learning new things for a nice and low price tag. It’s about the challenge the skills that come along the way.
A lathe that costs as little as these do isn't going to have surface ground and hand scraped ways. Everything about these mini lathes is a compromise on quality to meet a price point. It is what it is. A half decent high precision benchtop lathe in this size would start at about $7000. A high end one is much more.
Even a brand new lethe ,with hand scraping ,becomes better for high tolerances. You got to admit it was nice to watch.😅
Today finally I dedicate it to do it. Finishing really good. I can part a 3/4 steel rod with no chattering! And move the compound smooth like silk! Thanks for sharing with us.
Excellent work
Excellent work
How many people does it take to lift it of the ground? Tornado proff! :-)
Amazing
Thank you
Thanks for sharing!
Nice job! :)
Thanks for sharing! Very useful! Looks great!
I’m stealing that knot for a friend gift! Thanks for sharing! Very useful
Great Video, Nice to see a bit of Lathe Milling. Afterall a lathe is just a milling machine on its side 😉
Great!! thanks for it!!
Why are you collecting chips ?
A time honored skill. Almost like water torture. The mind constantly wants to wander. Well done.