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I'm very familiar with those crunching sounds. I have done my fair share of goof ups lately as well. Definitely jealous of the surface finish on those parts.

Wow, so mesmerizing to watch, especially the threading!

Thread cutting is concerning anyway, CNC thread cutting is terrifying!!! Very nice finish on the crown, is it called.

"Luke had already a grinding fetisj"💀

Beautiful work. Is the soundtrack necessary, thanks

I need a friend in the states with a CNC lathe. I'm a chump doing everything by hand. 😂

I really want to find one of those Clarkson tool and cutter grinders. Is that a European company ? Is there a lot of them available over there ?

Sweet! Now you need a CNC Greasing Adapter 😎

Have to work at the day job this weekend. Thx for posting these videos!

All my cnc lathe experience has been an exercise in faith. To avoid the bird nesting you need to increase feed or depth to make a chip that breaks. With CSS its worth doing some tests and then watch the magic happen

Good to see the schaublin in action:) Nice video! Is that FreeCad?

Ouch munching that chip clearing tool into the thread! 😬 Suggestion; raid the kitchen drawer for a silicone spatula, usually they have a little plastic handle and a silicone rubbery spatula, small spoon sized type (but flat). Probably about 25mm by 40mm silicone part but if you still need smaller than that you can just trim with a knife. Very safe chip clearing tool. 👍

I stopped breaking parting tools when i started making side to site cuts it, it gives a heck of a lot more relief to the tool.

Wow those are beautiful. That bird nesting reminded me of this time it wrapped around my hand releasing this strange red liquid.

Great video as always.What CAM are you using for the lathe?

Morning Mark and hello Luke, great to see you guys helping each other out again and to see some Schaublin action! Have a good week and thanks for the video.

To use a manual machine to get the taper concentric with the outside, and with the correct outside diameter, could you make the entire part over-length and with the correct outside diameter and then flip it around and then face it down until the taper diameter is correct? Your facing cut would not be perfectly concentric, but you don't care. Then face down the other end to get the part to the correct overall length. (EDIT: Oh, I watched further and I see that the pulley is crowned, yes that makes it more tricky).

Always good to see you doing work an the Schaublin. Really curious about the HMI tha allows you to do changes almost on the fly i assume it makes live a lot easier. Great video nice pully thank you for sharing.

Shiny! 😎 Nice project 👍. It’s rewarding to see the Schaublin deliver.

Thanks a lot for helping me out with this. you sure made it look easy with a cnc lathe :)

What a fantastic project. I can only imagine the pucker factor your felt through all this. 👍👍😎👍👍

Yep, looks like you're still human! Spent the night once in Wien... Had an connecting flight overlay and spent the evening in the 'downtown' area (Stephansplatz). We considered taking the Ubahn back to the airport, but they all felt afraid when they saw that long, deep escalator! 😅 Americans

Nice to see the Schaublin doing its thing!

Hi Luke ! that steel has a very nice finish once the feed rate and depth of cut was worked out.

Dame thread tool chipping but nice work

Nice, a collaboration project. Always fun to do.

G'day Mark, G'day Luke! Thanks for the great start to Sunday.

You're right about watching CNC's cut threads, even after going 100's of thousands of them, in brass mind you which you can do at pretty high speeds. A year or so before I retired, I bought 2 little Taiwanese CNC's that had a 4 station programable tail stock which allowed me to do an internal and external thread at the same time, now that was something to behold, it was a mind-blowing program to run it though. Nice external finish on your parts. 👍

Thanks to Luke for helping out, yet again.....wait a minute...I see what you did there. Mark actually managed to return a favour.😁 CNC machinery never fails to impress me, especially seeing as this particular machine was {re}built in a basement. Another great video👍

To steal one of the comments on This Old Tony's channel: Drop everything, it's RotarySMP!

You make my Sundays better.

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Seals are not as rockety sciency as most people believe. Just get the bore ID and the groove OD. Width of the seal is the last bit you need to consider. Thats literally it, most are about 5-10 dollars.

Very nice grinder. I’m jealous

Tape, cable ties ... amateur! 😉 Pros use silicon ... 😇

I can report the later model with planetary gear is horrible too. I’m truly disappointed that something Swiss-made is so bad

Probably 3 years too late but for the cement in the door area how about weaving fibre glass into it? It look at the oven gaskets (Kamintürdichtung) - edit: never mind. Thats what I get for commenting half way through the video!

for me 1st try was ok . 4 dabs of silicone on the frame and cut the knob to lenght 😊

The camera will correct the sensitivity to what it sees to an average of 18% gray (even with the filter). When you have a small bright spot surrounded with a large dark area, everything will be 'made' lighter. Dark area become gray, the bright spot much too bright (overexposed). Because the camera average the lighting. (Opposite: a small black object on a bright white surface: the camera will underexpose it. No detail of the black object is visible anymore and the white surface becomes grayer.) Use a manual setting instead of automatic, tune the balance and you will notice the difference. Good luck!, Greetings

28:02 MMA is acrylic glass

So proud of you!

Insulating tape works fine for temporary solutions but in mid range it turns one of the following: simple plastic tape which peels off, sticky ectoplasm makes everything nasty what touches. However I got the joke.😊

Trivia. My mentor visiting a major Japanese manufacturing plant in Japan in the early 1950s that made gears. The entire factory was two buildings. One equipped with several dozen carbide cutting torches and steel stock. The second a vast warehouse lined with work benches over 100 feet long. About 200 work stations each equipped with files, templates and a vice. That was it. Torches, files and vices, the entire set of tools.

I’ll definitely get the helmet. Mine is terrible

Fantastic work on that bench! 🙂

for mig welding, is your wire polarity ok? flux core, mig or tig might need different polarity. that would explain the spatters.

Short and sweet. Thanks for keeping the fluff to a minimum. It's also fun to see the 3D printing design iterations in a welding and photograph video.

Nice widget 😀

nicw job on the side project! love seeing what your up to now and again! keep it up! also, your ark captain affiliate i think is cool bc they say your honest reveiw and liked it, and so did i

At 8:50, if the MIG wire touches the puddle, isn't that called "Short Circuit MIG"? Shouldn't you limit SC-MIG to thin sheet metal and the like? Can you turn up your voltage for your heavier plate welding projects? Thanks for this video and project idea!