congratulations excellent video, great accessory for your walrus of the milling machine, here in Brazil you don't have this kurt walrus, the Americans are very lucky to have only good tools, here in Brazil all bad.
Another great video, John... Well done! BTW; maybe you could make a Horizontal Mill Arbor Shaft from one of the spare #30 taper collet chucks. LMK if you need like another one.
your machines look .. amazing ... can you direct me to a video of yours (of which I thought I've seen'm all) where you detail your cleaning / buffing / grinding procedure to make them look as good as they do??
Mat it's really as simple as "clean as you go". I try to recover the machine as soon as I've completed whatever I'm making. The milling machine movie has some good content for painting etc.
I had a bit of trouble understanding what you were actually doing with the vise, until the very end of this video. Maybe you could make a drawing, and tell us about your thought process in the beginning? Vise looks great by the way.
Hello, I just discovered your channel today and subcribed right away! Nice content! Just one thing, I have been seeing you quite often sanding or grabbing rotating things (vfd video) with gloves... this could be really dangerous, if the glove catches, your fingers and arm will wrap in the spindle... nasty stuff It is actually much safer with bare hands...
you know if you have a smaller tip on your hover nosel you will have stronger suction ? obviously u do but wonder why you don't use one? old like to see you do a project and design a Hoover pipe nosel one-day if u feel like it?? maybe a one that's got a slit for flat areas and has a sliding hole for cleaning endmils and drills on the same tip. just a thought. 👍👍👍👍
I will just throw my "homemade" vise out of the window after this video.
Funny! Don't do that, mine is half homemade!
Ca Lem I’ve seen your work too buddy. Also impressive.
i would love to have your vise :))
@@BurtonsAttic We miss you man
I don't have a mill, just starting to fix up a lathe, but every bit I can absorb from others is greatly appreciated!!
What kind of lathe do you have?
@@BurtonsAttic It's a 1950's or 60's Rockwell/Delta 25-700, 10" bench model.
Looks like a good machine
Let the haters hate. You do some beautiful work.
You picked up on my mystery rant! Thx Richard!
I can’t imagine any one hating what this man does!
Always a pleasant experience 👍
congratulations excellent video, great accessory for your walrus of the milling machine, here in Brazil you don't have this kurt walrus, the Americans are very lucky to have only good tools, here in Brazil all bad.
Awesome modifications. Excellent work both in front and behind the camera
Thanks James!
Another great video, John... Well done!
BTW; maybe you could make a Horizontal Mill Arbor Shaft from one of the spare #30 taper collet chucks.
LMK if you need like another one.
You always do such good work! Your attention to detail.... Nice work.
Your vids keep getting better-clean no filler.
That's always been one of my goals. I think some think I'm going too fast...Thanks
Hey,... Thanks for posting! Always enjoy watching!!!
Thanks for sharing! Always a pleasure to see your episodes.
Hey there, are you ok? Haven’t seen anything posted for a very long time, have you quit your channel? Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
So many jaws... how do you keep track of them all? ;) Nice work!
They pretty much have there own tool box drawer! I have way too many vises. Thanks
great job sir
a big greeting from casablanca "Morocco"
More videos man, let see that Rockwell fired up! I have the exact same machine!
your machines look .. amazing ... can you direct me to a video of yours (of which I thought I've seen'm all) where you detail your cleaning / buffing / grinding procedure to make them look as good as they do??
Mat it's really as simple as "clean as you go". I try to recover the machine as soon as I've completed whatever I'm making. The milling machine movie has some good content for painting etc.
I had a bit of trouble understanding what you were actually doing with the vise, until the very end of this video. Maybe you could make a drawing, and tell us about your thought process in the beginning? Vise looks great by the way.
very good vise
It is!
"I'm making a jaw, just watch "😁
Hello, I just discovered your channel today and subcribed right away! Nice content!
Just one thing, I
have been seeing you quite often sanding or grabbing rotating things (vfd video) with gloves... this could be really dangerous, if the glove catches, your fingers and arm will wrap in the spindle... nasty stuff
It is actually much safer with bare hands...
very cool
Are you ever gonna put out any more content?
you know if you have a smaller tip on your hover nosel you will have stronger suction ? obviously u do but wonder why you don't use one? old like to see you do a project and design a Hoover pipe nosel one-day if u feel like it?? maybe a one that's got a slit for flat areas and has a sliding hole for cleaning endmils and drills on the same tip. just a thought. 👍👍👍👍
Chips clog it to easy. If you use a small/thin cheap paint brush with the vac it works great for cleaning hard to reach areas/tools/bits etc
It's gonna be my next project..
Such a pleasure to watch you " making one jaw"
I made 6!
When you made the jaws and the fence what type of steel did you use
Hi I just picked up the same vise. What type steel did you use for the fence? And did you harden it.
It's aluminum
@@BurtonsAttic thanks
Linda maquina
Obrigado
My shell mill is cursed
I had a 1.5" R8 like that. I gave up on diagnosing it. My vertical head doesn't like it. The horizontal is really rigid...
is your channel set to children's content? It will not allow me to set the bell icon for notifications here.
do something