Homemade Lathe #9 | Mechanical Power-Feed
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- In this video I build my own Auto-Feed for my Homemade Lathe from mostly scrap parts.
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You need to stay in the trade because you have a gift of design and engineering especially for a man your age not too many young men even want to get to your level you will do well just keep up the great work I'm a retired machinist and trained a lot of young men but very few could get to your level great work
Thanks! That motivates me a lot. I'm actually doing an apprenticeship as an electronics technician, I only do that as a hobby :)
Without a doubt, a great job.
And thinking, changing the size of those pulleys you can make metric threads and others, of course, calculating the pitch.
Except that with just friction drive from the belt, you can't rely on a repeatable ratio between the spindle and the power feed. Same problem the Taig lathes have.
@16:09 you had the right idea using the brush. Make yourself a little stand that attaches to your crossslide magnetically. You can even make an attachment to hold your cutting fluid bottle.
Yes good Idea. I actually know this already from Fireball Tool. Jason built something like that..
I salute you, Sir. You are very clever and very gifted.
Cool you just explained to me how the direct feed is accomplished thanks buddy
Saying good is extremly simplistic!Go on like this!😀
4:09 saya tak dapat hentikan tertawa🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
tapi secara keseluruhan, saya takjub. modifikasi Anda⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
From the Back 😂
Kudos to you young man for all those fine ideas. Whilst I don't know your age, it seems you cannot be more than 20 years old, at max, are you? Keep it up as the future doesn't always look bright! However, being dexterous and handy with tools helps in any case and can get you out of any sticky situation.
That's honestly a genius way to implement the power feed.
Have you thought of how to do thread cutting? Or are you skipping that option?
Thanks :) I haven't needed it until now, but you could simply change the diameter of the toothed belt pulleys so that the pitch of the thread fits...
@@dexter1448 but what if the belt slips? You lose your pitch position
This is what happens when you let your kids be creative
Excellent design
Great work. We shared this video (alongside your other lathe ones) in our homemade tools forum this week 😎
That was extremely incredible, i'm from algeria and i'm a big fan of your homemade lathe, keep it up bro 🔥❤️
Thank you very mutch 😊
You constantly amaze me with your skill's and design ability's Auto feed Awesome idea keep at it young man 😁😁🤘🤘
you are very smart and creative
New subscriber from Kanada. Thanks for sharing your ideas. My homemade mill/lathe appreciates it.
Very talented young man with excellent video quality. My only question would be that chuck shaft is solid? So no long material going through although you do have long lathe bed between centres.
You are a true genius, great work.
@3:02 - brilliant idea!!
Nice work!
I THINK IT'S VERY COOL!
Ești tînâr și foarte,foarte priceput##Felicitâri##
Dude, thats badass!!!
ficou excelente, uma boa ideia para o automático do torno, estou construindo o meu aqui tbm!
What a ambitious goal you have happening. This me, I'm Keith from Michigan USA. Doing projects like these, in my opinion, so people get really deep into those computer games. Now you have something you can say! I MADE THIS... Good work man, hopefully you are protecting your eyes, wearing glasses. Hopefully your give me a reply
Hello Keith,
Thank you for your comment and your praise :D
Yes, I really should wear goggles! I forget too often :(
If you have any questions please ask, I'll try to answer every comment...
I wish you a nice weekend
Robin
Beatiful 👍
Very cool videos you have here. Peace from 🇨🇦
wow, that's a great belt-driven idea! nice!!!
Thanks :)
Better is the enemy of good enough.
Awesome work 🙌🙏
Thanks :)
Yes Sir. Wonder if it work on unimat db200 its just smaller . Thanks
Great job felicitations
🎉🎉🎉
Clever idea and nicely executed !
Thanks
awesome but there is one problem use metal gear instead of aluminum it will lose after some time
Witam z Polski bardzo ciekawy pomysł zostawiłem suba i łapkę w górę pozdrawiam miłego dnia
Simply : Genius!!👍👍
Great job! Thanks Ron
Great idea really works very well.
Well the shaft is long enough you can put a gear to a gear with a pulley like that one and the second on your handle and have it feed the other way
Or similarly, the worm shaft can have a similar pulley on the opposite end, and the worm can be slid one way or the other to provide drive in either direction
Been waiting for this part, great stuff as always!
thanks :)
Salut sânt din Romania te urmăresc . Și-mi place ce faci . Spunem te rog de cât este universalul pe strung?
Das war mal genial....Respekt von einem kollegen....top idee
Dankeschön :)
Respekt. So eine Arbeit. Genial.
Danke :)
Hi, just discovered your channel and playlist. The videos are backwards in the playlist and play in reverse order. Can you fix that?
very creative....
for what you have to work with dam nice job
Great job sir, excellent salute
What kind tolerance does it hold any taper
Very. Very good job, bravo !
Thanks :)
Grandios !!! May I ask what you do professionally?
So you must thinking about stophswitch for auto-feeding in the left position
What?
@@dexter1448 in russian: вам необходимо установить концевой выключатель для отключения подачи резца в крайнем левом положении резцедержателя. Чтобы не сломало резец шпинделем случайно. Sorry for my English
@@alexkhilkov 👍 good idea
Hey man, any chance you could share the CAD models of your lathe?
Ficou excelente 👏👏👏👏 estou tentando fazer um também
FABULOSO TORNO.
Thanks 😄
Nice work
Great Job, Sir👌
Well done
Good video
Молодец, удачи тебе и здоровья.
Awesome work !!
This is freakin' smart 😎
Thanks 😀
congratulation that your long Lathe Video has 300k views 😉🥳 fully deserved
@@dexter1448 thank you a lot 😁😁
Good work bro
Thanks :)
Brilliant!
Also ich habe mir deine Serie angesehen und muss sagen das ich extrem überrascht bin dass es nicht zu einem Fest der Vibrationen und der Unpräzision geworden ist 😂. Du hast sogar gute Oberflächen Qualität und akzeptable Schnittwerte.
Vielleicht wäre es was für deine drehe es mit Epoxidharz Granit zu beschweren so dass du dann noch mehr Steifigkeit und weniger Vibrationen hast.
Und ich empfehle dir richtige linearlager zu verwenden.
Und sind die Lager vom Motor hinüber oder wo kommt dieses Geräusch her?
Alles in allem echt krass 👏
Danke sehr, nein, das ist der Frequenzumrichter...
Show de bola parabéns
Outstanding
Thanks 😄
very good
Thanks :)
Very good man😎👍
Thanks :D
I am again concerned about tools rigidity using slide bearings... isnt it gonna be sloppy??
No, the speed is very slow, so there is very little abrasion. Besides, it doesn't matter if there's a little bit play...
Freita at home with all this equipment then you don't know what home made is 😅
awesome
Awesome
Super Video, ich bin gespannt wann du dir eine Fräse baust.
Ich habe mir schon eine Gebrauchte günstig gekauft... geht leider nicht ;)
@@dexter1448 schade das wären super Videos geworden. Mach bitte weiter so.
@@ronnyherrmann256 ja das stimmt, aber ich habe einige andere Projekte grade am laufen. Also zu tun habe ich genug ;)
@@ronnyherrmann256 die Clips sind übrigens bald schon ein Jahr alt, seit dem hat sich einiges getan...
@@dexter1448 na dann lade die neuen Sachen ruhig hoch. Das interessiert bestimmt auch andere.
@Dexter144 Hey, welche Kugellager hast du verbaut also für die Welle und wo bekommt man so welche ?Und sind Kegelrollenlager die besten für eine Drehbank ?
Moin, zuerst flanschlager (normale kugellager) später habe ich auf Kegelrollenlager gewechselt, das sind die Besten... (Sind auch im Radlager vom Autos und vielen anderen anwendungen)
Die welle hab ich billig auf ebay geschossen. Ist eine 50mm S355 h6 welle Da hatte ich Glück, das war ein Resteverkauf...
Okay danke für die schnelle Antwort
Nice idea using a clutch. Be warned, they slip.
Yes, ive used them already for 20+ hours.
Very Good, works without problems...
I think I need a milling machine to make a lathe.
But also, you need a lathe to make a milling machine...
Цудоу́но
Qual é o diâmetro da engrenagem ?
which?
@@dexter1448 da engrenagem que você usina no dispositivo
@@antoniomorais6380 around 80mm
@@dexter1448 Valeu um abraço
Good jop
4:10 wrong hole 😂
Hi dexter mega cooles Videos.
Wo hast du die vollwelle her?
Hallo, da hatte ich glück die habe ich günstig von Ebay für 15€ oder so. jetzt habe ich eine hohlwelle verbaut, die habe ich beim Schrottplatz gefunden :)
@@dexter1448 ah okay cool danke für die schnelle Antwort. Baue auch grade eine Drehmaschine nach deinem beispiel. Finde deine Videos mega interessant und hoffe das noch mehr davon kommt. 👋👌
@@adrianmuller9234 Hallo, das Freut mich sehr :D
Ja, wenn ich zeit habe, schneide ich die nächsten Videos... habe noch einige Clips.
Das Ding ist nur das das Schneiden immer sehr lange dauert. An dem Video habe ich locker 20h gesessen...
@@dexter1448 Dexter noch mal ne frage. Dein Motor ist der besonders? Oder warum kannst du dort einen Frequenzumrichter dranhängen. Weil ich bei mir die sorge habe das mein Motor kaputt geht, weil ich einen ziemlich alten ddr drehstrom motor besitze und somit alles über keilriemenscheibe regeln müsste. Wie hast du das herausgefunden?
@@adrianmuller9234 habe auch ein 0815 Drehstrom-Asyncron-Motor...
Da kann man eig. immer ein Frequenzumrichter anschließen...
О печка )))
My dear, I do not believe that this device will be able to linearly advance the longitudinal carriage of the lathe, because the contact between the belt and the pulley is very bad and, as soon as the tool comes into contact with the material to be machined, this device will probably lose its synchronism and constancy.
Hello,
no, it works great.
The gearbox makes so mutch torque, that you cant stop the carriage..
Whatch the end of the Video and you will see...
My dear, not stopping doesn't mean the belt won't slip. As long as the belt is new I believe this works relatively well, however as the belt deteriorates I think there will be slipping. For a simple machining, this won't even have much effect, but if this device is used for threading, a mere slip can ruin an entire thread.
@@claudio668 I dont use it to cut Threads...
This would not work with this gear.
But in my case the Gearbox produce as mutch Torque that you cant stop the handwheel from spinning.
@@dexter1448 So it's perfect and I agree with you.😁
@@claudio668 ok nice 😄
Yaaaaaaa
I'm happy that someone comments so quickly, even though I've been away for two months :D
❤️ it's just awesome 😍
I think in the next video you will upgrade your lathe bearing
are you going to make a buggy
Que inteligência ficou excelente 👏👏👏 estou tentando fazer um também.
Oto fon Bismark 😅😅😅
Excellent!🖕
Что с ботинком ?
)))
Самодельный...
Hom med chek not
Nice work
Thanks :)