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Title doesn't match the video. This is Feeds and Speeds. I can't find the Facing video.

Access the axis as it exits the anus.

Please keep these video's coming.

I thought keyseats were machined into shafts, while keyways were cut into sheaves, gears, sprockets, etc.

As they used to say: the world turns on Colchester lathes.

Love seeing these Doall videos. thank you

manual lathes in that condition is a rare sight these days ..

Hmmm.... grinding while holding the work in a three jaw chuck seems to be a contradiction...

Thanks

Great educational video. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much. Please continue uploading videos

I feel like I traveled back to 1960. Which was a good thing.

How to cumpute a 36 teeth sir

Always looks better if machine is spelt right. Otherwise the first lot of information looks bad.

The recess is an interrupted cut, so what's this nonsense of marking both sides? Mark one side, drill the hole, then turn the recess.

Old is gold....these guys knew their stuff

Hi: do you have Lesson-3 in this series?

Back when they taught young men useful skills.

Hindi me banao video please

GATE/ESE ne kis kis ko yeh video dekhne k lia majbur kia h ..anyone? 😂😎

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good tutorial video

Very good video

The old videos are sometimes the best - very clearly explained.

I forgot about that screen now I wonder how many of those cassettes are still around

Nice tutorial We need more

nice! but now a cnc mill would cut this out with 5 minutes of programming and button push. lol

04:18 "place the cutter so that it will rotate in the direction for conventional milling." - WRONG It is the direction of travel of the table that decides whether conventional or climb milling, not the orientation of the cutter. The orientation of the cutter depends on which way you want the cutter to rotate and the spindle needs to be set to rotate in the correct direction for the mounted cutters.

This appears to be a left-handed machine. Cutter rotation and arbor thread are not the following the convention - of clockwise rotation.

Goes badly wrong at 7:15 - the arbor nut should only be tightened after the arbor support is put in place. Otherwise you risk bending the arbor.

The 'music' at the very start of this video sounds like you have a multi-point cutter cutting mainly on only 1 point ;)

"5 minutes of a degree". what?

Sir where is 3rd lesson

Sir where is lesson 3

That rag though! 😳

Great video, some of these old school video's are still better than anything new.