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is your lathe bed filled with epoxy granite ?

Well done👍

Nice piece of work that!

Safety Glasses???????????

Coba buat holder bor 50 mm bang dengan mata pisau insert

A small stripe of sandpaper (800-1500)+ a file.. an a lot of work is saved

Lathe work starts at 3:57... :/ As far as constructing the tool holder.... why not just use a bolt and bushings? That was a lot of work on the milling machine to make it round, no?

Using sockets and a hex wrench for parallels. Gets a finish that any of us would be proud of!

Mas kalo tailstock nya anjlok diganjal pake apa ya?

That is a great idea. Just came across your channel today. Keep up the good work.

No safety glasses

Nice vise handle. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Nie dość że chiński uchwyt , to jeszcze amator klucza z niego nie wyjmuje.....

Gretings from Brazil

How they always should have been made

Name insert.

Good work on this tool holder. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum last week 😎

What’s the finished dimensions roughly please if possible Amazing job and simple way of making art

Hallo What is the angle at minute 9:28 video when you cut the piece?

Thanks for the video. Upside down cutoff is a good idea but there are a couple of problems with yours. Tools bolted to tool posts have greater extension and less rigidity. The other thing is the angle, it should be ~5 degrees, you can cut that in the end of the blade but then it makes sharpening a pain. These blades get sharpened a lot so you want to just be able to touch them up on the grinder.

Boleh tau untuk biaya nya brpa om klo bed mesin mini?

You should always clamp against a static surface with this kind of clamp. In this case if one clamp fails they both fail.

what angle is that jaws machine at ?

Reverse the spindle and grind upside down.

i tought i saw a puddy tat! ;)

The comments quickly separate the operators from the machinists.

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Klounas

Какие размеры?

That great, thanks for sharing.

Well done, sir!

it's strange why you didn't put any padding when processing the radius rounding, touched the base of the turntable with a milling cutter... because you used a small height pin as an axis when running in, and did not want to use the lining at the opposite end of the part!

but you could just slightly reduce the diameter of the cone in the first version of the holder, and there would be a gap. The location of the cutting edge on the diameter line is more correct than in the second variant. (но ты же мог просто немного уменьшить диаметр конуса в первом варианте державки, и был бы зазор. Расположение режущей кромки на линии диаметра более правильное, чем во втором варианте)

Excellent accessory, I would say indispensable

I am in need of clamps like these soon. Thanks for sharing a fairly simple way of making them

Making your own tools is a sign of sincerity and responsibility. Thanks. In case you didn't see it, Kurtis from CEE-Australia made a really big button insert holder last week.

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The end of the cutter with the plate must be made to the maximum height that the volume of the workpiece allows.

Жёсткость станка храмает. Рапит, скорость не любит, под этот диаметр оборотов 80 надо.

Most commercial spring style parting off tool holders pivot at least the blade height above the cutting edge. Usually 1 1/4 its height. When it vibrates it pushes it much further away. You dont actually want the spring action to play a part until it is overloaded. A razor sharp cutting edge and slow down the RPM. Set it slightly below center on the chuck side with the high side of the blade top edge 0.001~0.002" below center. High frequency vibration is the enemy. Then you should be able to load it safely and cut an easy 0.010" per revolution. Start out at the lowest RPM you have and then find the limit material wise as well as machine rigidity wise. Cross slide wear and lead screw wear play a huge part. However the way the cutting edge runs parallel wise to the spindle axis is also important for reducing the blade wander. If you have to run it fast rpm wise just get a carbide as they are not as sensitive to abuse.

звук реза - пиздетсц, аж жопу свело...

Ukuran thread berapa itu min?

My design this time still requires more rigidity.Maybe later there will be an updated version that is more perfect and more rigid

its an interesting design, but it could use some more rigidity. altough i have to say it, what is the point of going trough all that trouble with the spring if you are gonna end up joining both sides with a screw on the back? it defeats the whole purpose

Just mount a regular tool upside down with reverse spindle rotation. It will cut much better and faster.

Should the tool still be chattering? Is the pivot point a little low? Cheers.

Make the tip square. Spring mechanism should prevent it from catching.

I do not understand why such a complex to machine round bar clamp. A simple drilled and reamed hole with a brass screw to prevent galling the round rod would have been very simple to produce. I would not call this the best vise stop ever, just another version. The main clamp has limited depth for items in the vise jaws, if you wanted to be able to use it for some large item, and needed to reference some surface deep to the front of the vise. And bolted directly to the rear jaw, limits how wide a part in the vise can be. Lots of nice machining setups, and your radius plate on the RT is useful. Good video assembly. You need to justify why such a complex rod clamp.

Nice intricate measuring and cutting. Thank you for sharing!

Nice Job...I look forward to your next project.👍🏼