When you see milling marks in hardjaws... Just makes my heart warm as it happens to everyone in their carrer... Great to see that you have time for proper maintenance :)
Great video, I got an old clunker Kurt with my mill that I should redo. I've got 40+ years and just recently milled a jaw...a high helix endmill pulled out of the collet :(
@@mikehazenbosch5791 it’s a much less common style- designed that way to reduce unnecessary reaching on the part of the operator when loading or unloading parts. Makes a lot of sense when you think about it, but there are benefits and drawbacks to every vise design.
@@matter9 i understand your point. I don’t know if it makes a difference but this vise doesn’t come that way. It’s ground on that face for mounting. If you wanted to stand it up or on its side
When you see milling marks in hardjaws... Just makes my heart warm as it happens to everyone in their carrer... Great to see that you have time for proper maintenance :)
that's a technical college. lots of learning going on there
Good video on overhauling a vise. Just need to review the definitions of tension versus pressure.
Great video, I got an old clunker Kurt with my mill that I should redo. I've got 40+ years and just recently milled a jaw...a high helix endmill pulled out of the collet :(
Ausome tutorial!
Great video. But I think your lead screw is in backwards
@@mikehazenbosch5791 it’s a much less common style- designed that way to reduce unnecessary reaching on the part of the operator when loading or unloading parts. Makes a lot of sense when you think about it, but there are benefits and drawbacks to every vise design.
@@matter9 i understand your point. I don’t know if it makes a difference but this vise doesn’t come that way. It’s ground on that face for mounting. If you wanted to stand it up or on its side
Great video thank you
Wait at 14:40 you only apply 7 inch pounds not 7 foot pounds?
Is this filmed in Wisconsin?