You done a fine job young man I'm a retired machinist while I was working I would take a broke windmill sharpen it by hand on a 45 and hand clearance it worked great and fast and easy way to use up broke tooling would take a pretty heavy cut then climb mill on the spring pass and be chatter free you also have a nice shop of machines and tooling keep up the good work
Are you ToT younger bother 🥸 As a side project. I wonder if you made roll up mat like a garage door. Attached the other end to the carriage. So chips always blocked from the ways.🤔
Ok, so it seems I‘ve found a new machining channel to subscribe to. After watching This old Tony over and over again in the last four years, binge watching Artisan makes, a little we can do that better and inheritance machining here and there, your videos are most promising to keep me away from doing my actual job for the next year or so… thank you 🥰
I think these two Cutter Bodies look fabulous. I really like the fact that you are well aware that the Insert Screw location is critical. Been Selling Industrial tools for over Forty Two Years. Dont worry about getting them Blued or Blacked. I think the raw finish makes them unique and that's the way they should be. Very well done..! As far as the finish the first tool produced, check to see if those TNMG inserts have a neutral or positive rake, if they are true TNMG Inserts, they have a neutral rake meaning the "back" of the cutting edge may be hitting as it exits the cut... producing the chatter marks. 🤔
Thanks, they are positive rake, I think the issue is that the entire edge slaps against the work piece, and I was taking deep cuts for my mill. I probably need to experiment with feeds and speeds a bit more too
Great vid, Tom 😊. A small climb cut might clean up the faceting 🤔. Can totally relate with the hot chips burning your hands 🤣. Bloody brilliant! Thanks for the share! Cheers 👍😁👍
Ha ha yeah those chips really came off hot! I think that was at least a medium carbon steel, but I'm not sure (scrap special) Yeah I'm pretty sure the inserts aren't quite aligned, but for what I need I think it will be ok
1.59 sounds like me welding underneath a landrover..... Looks like a money saver and a learning experience, I have no doubt that you could play around with feed speeds to solve some of the faceting
I'm now convinced This Old Tony had a time traveling mishap and somehow ended up in Australia. We're watching him in his youth learning his craft and collecting his equipment. This Young Tommy.
@@TomMakeHere damn it! Right, sorry. I remember reading that in your autobiography. Don't worry, people will just think this is a joke you're playing along with. The reveal will still shake CZcams to it's core. Awesome content and thanks for the entertainment and the schemataprints.
@@TomMakeHere You're very welcome. Our guys love your work. Feel free to email me at "jon" at our website url, and I'll give you a coupon code so you can join our forum for free and post your videos whenever you want.
Awesome! I was just looking on ebay for one of these last night but found nothing. Haven't seen anything off the shelf in Aus either. Time to make one! I'll go buy your plans to support the channel. Cheers mate.
Good build and a great pair of cutting tools Tom 👍 Quick question, were your table gibs locked when doing those cuts? I’m curious to see if it improves those skip marks 😉
Your channel just popped up on my suggestions and I'm glad it did ;) Subbed :) good vid mate I enjoyed that. Spewin bout the reference to a broach tool you made. I bought one from the states but would have prefered to make my own.
Awesome, thank you! Yeah they are pricey to buy hence why I wanted to build and supply another option I must admit I've been looking at making some as a cheaper option, but there is a bit of work making them
Yes I made sure to set the inserts right on the centre for this purpose. These inserts have inbuilt rake build into the profile, so yeah not needed in the tool body Thanks for watching
Per chance I priced a Sandvic cutter of this type two weeks ago, I chose to not purchase as it was around $750 AU. Will most likely do what you have done here, thumbs up, John, Australia.
Gday Tommy, Great design and build, there’s a fair bit of math involved with making these so that’s me out, the broaching tool did a beautiful job with the hex, was there a burr in there or did you knock them off first?, great idea as always, thank, take care, Cheers Matty
Yeah the dual cutter (with top and bottom inserts) really messed with my head for a while. The broach kinda pushes 6 curled chips inside, I just run a drill afterwards, it catches the chips and tears them off easily
Nice design, would have liked to have seen an indicator on the inserts. I see a potential issue with the tips of the inserts not being on the same plane. There is nothing to register against in that plane except the fastener. Cheers
You mean perpendicular to the vertical face? You might be onto something there, that might be the cause of the misalignment. I suppose I based the insert seating on some lathe tools I have which really doesn't matter where the insert seats However I think mainly I will use these for cosmetic bevelling (followed by sand paper) or bevels for weld prep, so it's probably not the end of the world
Yes I made that maybe 2 years ago. I have a build series that's probably more me having fun learning to edit. Hence why I want a new series. I plan on re-editing and voice over-ing that before the end of the year
Top job mate ! I like the idea with the retaining bolt ! This couls be what is giving me grief with one of my slitting saw arbours as it uses a countersunk screw and i can never get it running true even though i know the hole in the saw runs true and the arbour does too but there is a little play in between the two - must investigate that ! Are you having trouble with trolls or hate mail or something ?
Might be worth a try at least, or maybe turn the arbor down a bit, and press a sleeve over it with less play? No real troll issues lol, I've just seen arguments over centre drill use as a spot drill (it's the wrong angle etc). I only use the tip of the centre drill which I like to think is a reasonable option
The hex was rotary broached. I make the broach in this video: czcams.com/video/UKgHR4gcTyo/video.html This Old Tony has some good videos showing how a rotary broach works too
@TomMakeHere I don't know what mine is, i was just told it was a hercus 9". Doesn't have the power feed gearbox, so I think it's just a pretty basic one
@TomMakeHere stupid question, but how did you reverse the spindle direction? Is that via gearing or can you reverse your motor? I couldn't work out how to reverse mine
WELLCOME TO FAKE THIS OLD TONY CHANNEL WELLCOME TO THIS OLD TOMMY The choreography is so funny, don't force yourself bro ... it doesn't work, take a unique character.
You done a fine job young man I'm a retired machinist while I was working I would take a broke windmill sharpen it by hand on a 45 and hand clearance it worked great and fast and easy way to use up broke tooling would take a pretty heavy cut then climb mill on the spring pass and be chatter free you also have a nice shop of machines and tooling keep up the good work
Didn’t know I could watch This Old Tony from a different channel
I wasn't aiming for that, but I'll take that as a compliment!
This Old Tommy
@@seanrodden6151 this young tommy
Now you know what happened when old Tom was not old, and a lady could take a compliment
Are you ToT younger bother 🥸
As a side project. I wonder if you made roll up mat like a garage door.
Attached the other end to the carriage. So chips always blocked from the ways.🤔
Very nice Tommy! Videos are getting better and better. So is the design.
Thank you!
Ok, so it seems I‘ve found a new machining channel to subscribe to.
After watching This old Tony over and over again in the last four years, binge watching Artisan makes, a little we can do that better and inheritance machining here and there, your videos are most promising to keep me away from doing my actual job for the next year or so… thank you 🥰
Thank you! High praise to be put in with that group of creators!
I say it all the time, but I really am going to try to get a few more videos out soon
@@TomMakeHere no pressure, but looking forward 😎
I think these two Cutter Bodies look fabulous. I really like the fact that you are well aware that the Insert Screw location is critical. Been Selling Industrial tools for over Forty Two Years. Dont worry about getting them Blued or Blacked. I think the raw finish makes them unique and that's the way they should be. Very well done..! As far as the finish the first tool produced, check to see if those TNMG inserts have a neutral or positive rake, if they are true TNMG Inserts, they have a neutral rake meaning the "back" of the cutting edge may be hitting as it exits the cut... producing the chatter marks. 🤔
Thanks, they are positive rake, I think the issue is that the entire edge slaps against the work piece, and I was taking deep cuts for my mill. I probably need to experiment with feeds and speeds a bit more too
Great addition to the shop, built not bought 😀. Innovative design.
Thanks for sharing and stay safe all.
Regards John.
Thank you. I'm sure I can put it to use
Fantastic Tom your developing your own style and its paying off! enjoyed the vid thoroughly.
Thank you! I decided to really focus on the areas that I felt I was good at. I'm glad you like it!
Great vid, Tom 😊. A small climb cut might clean up the faceting 🤔. Can totally relate with the hot chips burning your hands 🤣. Bloody brilliant! Thanks for the share! Cheers 👍😁👍
Ha ha yeah those chips really came off hot! I think that was at least a medium carbon steel, but I'm not sure (scrap special)
Yeah I'm pretty sure the inserts aren't quite aligned, but for what I need I think it will be ok
You say I'm loving tool grinding I'm saying I'm loving grinding my tool !!
Ha ha
Third vid I've watched, nice stuff Tom, thanks
Thanks for watching!
This is an excellent video. Lots of work went into these and it shows.
Thank you very much!
Hi Tom. Great work... Great editing. Those 1 flute cutters ahhh..... I have lots of them 🤣
Cheers David. The '1 flute' is good for chip evacuation 😉
Oddly well-timed video, this. I need a dovetail cutter and I've been looking for something fun to do with my 4th axis...
Go for it :)
1.59 sounds like me welding underneath a landrover.....
Looks like a money saver and a learning experience, I have no doubt that you could play around with feed speeds to solve some of the faceting
Yeah I should slow the feed down to get a better finish. Really needs more teeth
G’day Tommy interesting build of a unique (to me anyhow ) cutter , excellent video as always. Cheers, Peter
Cheers, Yeah as far as I know it doesn't exist. I had the concept in my head to make a universal bevel tool
Awesome video Tom! Nice idea challenging yourself with the angle staying the same on the lathe :)
Thanks Sam. Yeah it made it more interesting 😁
I thought you might have ignited the whole CHamfer, SHamfer debate but evidently not......yet!
I'm surprised noone took the bait!
Ah well, maybe next video I'll use the term 'lathing' to really get people going 🤣
I'm now convinced This Old Tony had a time traveling mishap and somehow ended up in Australia. We're watching him in his youth learning his craft and collecting his equipment.
This Young Tommy.
Shh! people aren't meant to figure it out until the year 2023 😁
@@TomMakeHere damn it! Right, sorry. I remember reading that in your autobiography. Don't worry, people will just think this is a joke you're playing along with. The reveal will still shake CZcams to it's core.
Awesome content and thanks for the entertainment and the schemataprints.
Very well made video, That was a lot of work that you were able to squeeze into 15 minutes while still having the process be coherent
Thank you! the comment is really appreciated
It's something I'm really trying to focus on
The hidden message is indeed well hidden.
Nice build, i enjoyed.
Thanks Rusti!
I promise the message is in there, look closer! 😁
@@TomMakeHere I think i found it :-)
Editing getting better and better! Great video
Appreciate it! Thank you
Nice job man you make great videos! I will definitely learn from you.I'll see you on the next one........and Calem was here thats exciting haha
Awesome! Thank you!
I think Calem is everywhere
Nice work Tom and some interesting setups/geometries. Regards Kevin
Thanks Kevin. Some of the geometry was interesting to figure out
i was about to build a spindxer too. Been 6 months now lol
Yeah the spindexer, and extra wheel hubs, the sine bar, tool grinding attachment... and those are just the upcoming 'soon' surface grinder projects 🤣
Man, don't we all have a list of things we want to build for our shops, lol!
Tick off 1 thing and 10 take its place lol
i realize I am pretty off topic but does anybody know of a good place to stream new movies online ?
Good job man love u from India Punjab Amritsar
Thank you
Glad I discover today your channel. Really nice work and videos. Thanks mate!
Welcome aboard! Cheers!
Great Job! I'm impressed. Way to go!
Thank you! Cheers!
That was a cool build, they work well!
Thanks Everett!
A bit unusual, but I think will be handy for weld prep and cosmetic chamfers
Nice build. We posted this video on our homemade tools forum this week :)
Awesome! Thank you!
@@TomMakeHere You're very welcome. Our guys love your work. Feel free to email me at "jon" at our website url, and I'll give you a coupon code so you can join our forum for free and post your videos whenever you want.
Really cool action shots and editing in this video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice build Tom!
Thanks Yuchol
Cool video and awesome tools. 👍👍👍
Thanks! They will be useful
A good job done there Tom...
Thank you!
nice edit and tempo of storytelling!
Thank you for feedback!
I was worried this one was getting a bit long
this is excellent. really enjoyed.
Thanks Emma
Awesome! I was just looking on ebay for one of these last night but found nothing. Haven't seen anything off the shelf in Aus either. Time to make one! I'll go buy your plans to support the channel. Cheers mate.
Thanks for watching and your support
It's appreciated
nice job, Cheers Ade.
Thank you! 😀
Good build and a great pair of cutting tools Tom 👍
Quick question, were your table gibs locked when doing those cuts? I’m curious to see if it improves those skip marks 😉
Actually not sure now. I did however find that my spindle bearings were a tad loose, but I haven't checked since. So that may be it
Boom! I got in the first thumbs up! Always look forward to a tommy gun videos. 🤙
👍🥇 Nice 😁
Your channel just popped up on my suggestions and I'm glad it did ;) Subbed :) good vid mate I enjoyed that. Spewin bout the reference to a broach tool you made. I bought one from the states but would have prefered to make my own.
Awesome, thank you!
Yeah they are pricey to buy hence why I wanted to build and supply another option
I must admit I've been looking at making some as a cheaper option, but there is a bit of work making them
Nice work man!
Appreciate it!
very good video..thanks for your time
Glad you liked it!
I bought the plans. I might just make it with 1 insert to make alignment easier 🤔
Absolutely. Yeah the indexing makes things a bit harder, although not impossible with a dividing head / collet block
Good work!
Thank you! Cheers!
nice! I think this is a great way to make it, most of the ones you can buy have rake on the insert, so it doesnt cut the correct angle on your part.
Yes I made sure to set the inserts right on the centre for this purpose. These inserts have inbuilt rake build into the profile, so yeah not needed in the tool body
Thanks for watching
A beautiful woman doesn't need makeup. Neither does 'your' work! Don't blue them, they're gorgeous naked!
Wakodahatchee Chris
Ha ha thanks
Thanks mate, good tools and good video!
Thank you!
Per chance I priced a Sandvic cutter of this type two weeks ago, I chose to not purchase as it was around $750 AU. Will most likely do what you have done here, thumbs up, John, Australia.
Oof, nope! I don't blame you lol
Thanks for watching John
Gday Tommy, Great design and build, there’s a fair bit of math involved with making these so that’s me out, the broaching tool did a beautiful job with the hex, was there a burr in there or did you knock them off first?, great idea as always, thank, take care, Cheers Matty
Yeah the dual cutter (with top and bottom inserts) really messed with my head for a while.
The broach kinda pushes 6 curled chips inside, I just run a drill afterwards, it catches the chips and tears them off easily
Good stuff mate
Thank you!
yeah awesome, can we get some "clearance is clearance" shirts? 😂👍
Ha ha. I need to sort out my own logo etc first
Then, maybe...
Well done! Аs they say - I'm my own Iskar)
Thanks for watching :)
Cool tools and vid!
Thank you, glad you like
So this guy is the same tommy just commenting with me on the crane trip video?
Yes, same guy
Engineer at work, pretend machinist at home 😁
Nice design, would have liked to have seen an indicator on the inserts. I see a potential issue with the tips of the inserts not being on the same plane. There is nothing to register against in that plane except the fastener.
Cheers
You mean perpendicular to the vertical face? You might be onto something there, that might be the cause of the misalignment. I suppose I based the insert seating on some lathe tools I have which really doesn't matter where the insert seats
However I think mainly I will use these for cosmetic bevelling (followed by sand paper) or bevels for weld prep, so it's probably not the end of the world
Great work, on all accounts!! Well done.
Thanks Scott 😁
thank you very much )
You are welcome!
Great work mate..;-)
Thank you! Cheers!
You made that look easy ! Was the quick change gearbox an add-on / custom built ? Looking forward to that.
Yes I made that maybe 2 years ago. I have a build series that's probably more me having fun learning to edit. Hence why I want a new series. I plan on re-editing and voice over-ing that before the end of the year
Nice bro 👌
Thank you for watching :)
I'm happy with them
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T.
i agree, i reckon dremels spin the wrong way too
I'm glad it's not just me being weird then ha ha 😁
Fun video. I just use router bits.
Well that's just cheating
Where's the fun in that?! 😁
This feels like cheating on This Old Tony But I'll take it :D
Great content, you got a new subscriber ^^
Cheers! Welcome aboard!
Love from india❤️❤️
Thanks mate from Australia 😉
Top job mate !
I like the idea with the retaining bolt ! This couls be what is giving me grief with one of my slitting saw arbours as it uses a countersunk screw and i can never get it running true even though i know the hole in the saw runs true and the arbour does too but there is a little play in between the two - must investigate that !
Are you having trouble with trolls or hate mail or something ?
Might be worth a try at least, or maybe turn the arbor down a bit, and press a sleeve over it with less play?
No real troll issues lol, I've just seen arguments over centre drill use as a spot drill (it's the wrong angle etc). I only use the tip of the centre drill which I like to think is a reasonable option
Slitting saws ALWAYS seem to run out, even when the arbor is perfectly true!
So, this is the Young Tony?
So they tell me. Not sure if this is the past or the future though
How did it happened.. Making hex when turning..
The hex was rotary broached. I make the broach in this video: czcams.com/video/UKgHR4gcTyo/video.html
This Old Tony has some good videos showing how a rotary broach works too
What mill is that?
Great content btw. 👍🏻
Mine. Not for sale 😁 haha.
It's a Hercus Mk2 milling machine, it's small, but built like a tank
Thanks for watching
Is that a hercus 9" lathe? Looks a lot like mine
Sure is, model C
@TomMakeHere I don't know what mine is, i was just told it was a hercus 9". Doesn't have the power feed gearbox, so I think it's just a pretty basic one
@@dan5her I built the gearbox on mine years ago. Yeah it's the basic model
@@TomMakeHere nice, looks great!
@TomMakeHere stupid question, but how did you reverse the spindle direction? Is that via gearing or can you reverse your motor?
I couldn't work out how to reverse mine
What steel did you use for the bodies?
Mystery scrap steel #7!
I think it might have been a medium carbon steel
Ideally 4140 or similar would be used to prevent it getting dinged up as much
2:00 and upgraded 1flute mill earned like 😅
I might just keep using it... I mean it still works 😁
2:05 XD makes mi day aahha
🔥😁
already s'cribed
You had better not hit the button again then!
LOVE your "Adjustable" Chip Guard. I can sell them. Been Selling Industrial Tools for over forty two years. Call Me..! 😂
😂
Can i have a drawing😍
I have plans for sale on Etsy www.etsy.com/au/shop/TommyGMachining?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=831959563
1:59 jajaja
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WELLCOME TO FAKE THIS OLD TONY CHANNEL
WELLCOME TO THIS OLD TOMMY
The choreography is so funny, don't force yourself bro ... it doesn't work, take a unique character.
Sorry I forgot that ToT has a patent on opening with a joke in a machining video