Your films are highly inspirational and educational for the young model engineer. Sadly I am not young anymore but would have loved these type of films as a schoolboy if they were available. My son who is now 6 is mesmerized with your films. His learning from your films will, I am sure be very useful in our latest steam project. Thankyou.
If the start windings on your drill are knackered, your in trouble. But its probably a capacitor start motor and the capacitor is faulty. You can get a new one from your favourite auction site for 2 or 3 pounds probably...... just a thought!
I'm going to assume that the taps you used in the drill press don't have a female centre in the end. If they did, you could use a spring centre, and a tap wrench on the tap. It's easier than turning the spindle and motor. Mind you, it's probably better to use a mill for tapping with a spring centre
Your films are highly inspirational and educational for the young model engineer. Sadly I am not young anymore but would have loved these type of films as a schoolboy if they were available. My son who is now 6 is mesmerized with your films. His learning from your films will, I am sure be very useful in our latest steam project. Thankyou.
Nice job Keith, thanks for posting
thank you for making these videos
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Nice work
Just about to make a turret for my B1 loco, so very helpful, thanks.
Great information, thank you
Nicely done!
nice job.
If the start windings on your drill are knackered, your in trouble. But its probably a capacitor start motor and the capacitor is faulty. You can get a new one from your favourite auction site for 2 or 3 pounds probably...... just a thought!
I would think it is the start Capacitor, when I get some time I will fix it. I think I need a better quality pillar drill anyway . . . .
I'm going to assume that the taps you used in the drill press don't have a female centre in the end. If they did, you could use a spring centre, and a tap wrench on the tap. It's easier than turning the spindle and motor. Mind you, it's probably better to use a mill for tapping with a spring centre
Nothing wrong with that!