Appreciate your evaluation. One thing that you do not see often in Sherline videos is a catalog of modifications necessary to make the machine usable. (Compare videos on the Chinesium competitors at the low end of the price range.) The trade-off is the 3 1/2 capacity versus being within a reasonable spec out of the box.
For a small lathe like the Sherline, or even my G0602 you can pick up a replacement vial for a level (Starrett brand) for about 20 from LMS. Put it in a V- block until you can build a housing for it. It's a lot easier to work with and a hell of a lot cheaper. Thanks, for the video.
I purchased A preowned “Last Word” like in your video. But it was missing the section you have in the tool holder side. 😗 The EBay add failed to disclose that fact & when I purchased it a year ago I didn’t know what I was looking at. I asked a buddy if $70 was a good deal for the Starrett “Last Word” indicator & he said get it. Great Job on Video!! I picked up several new things from viewing it! 🙏Thank U Sir🙏 ☯️ZenModeling☯️
You recommend drill rod as the reference you use for measuring runout. I have found considerable variation between pieces of drill rod. Even your own video shows variation near the end. What I have found that does not have variation are pin gauges, also called plug gauges. You don't need a specific size. for any size will do. I have two sizes, one which I use with smaller chucks and one which I use with larger chucks. The least expensive pin gauges sell for about $5, and are specified to be within one tenth. 0.0001". You can also find used pin gauges of a higher quality for about $10, which when new were specified to be within 40 micro-inches 0.000040", which are my personal preference.
Love your very informative videos. Very helpful. Thanks so much. One question. Some of your accessories and dials has a semi-flat black finish to them (like your "Last Word indicator). Did you buy them that way or have them re-finished. It makes for a very nice set up look.
Is there ANYWAY to get in touch with you?? I tried your Website but didn’t see anyway to get a message to you there either? I own all the EXACT SAME EQUIPMENT you own & have benefited SO MUCH from your videos💯🙏💯 But I’ve got a few other questions that I know you could help with… I’d pay you? Thx Lee
The video has helped me immeasurably. Do you see this lathe being equipped to turn, part, and thread 314L, 303, and 316 .75 inch stainless steel diameter rod? Thank you.
Stainless will be fine as will 3/4" diameter. Only limit really is how fast/deep you can cut. Threading will be limited to smaller sizes, not going to be able to do larger threads on the sherline... don't remember off the top of my head the recommended max
I like your video, but you only talk about visual alignment of the spindle versus the tail stock. I found that my lathe had a misalignment of the 0.001" per inch of the spindle versus the ways. That caused scrapping many pieces. I eventually was able to reduce that misalignment to 0.0001" per inch, a 10 times improvement, and no more scrap.
When checking the alignment of the headstock and tailstock, *gently* but securely trap a 6" steel rule between the two dead centres. Any error in alignment, between the two dead centres, will be exaggerated along the length of the steel rule.
I have exactly same lathe at home and did even more measurements. Try measuring deflection of cross slide with tight gibs or put collet ring in . . . You will get much higheer values . . Over all good hobby lathe but not precision tool. 😆
i think this video is good only for people who don't have alignment issues. this doesn't tell how to correct misalignment at all. i'm sorry, but this the part that i strongly disagree: your motor spindle isn't supposed has that runout. that is really bad even for a sherline. and your solution for misalignment is either 1) accept the tolerance or 2) buying better equipments? that's a bit weird to me. just my opinion.
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Any complain from your customer and lack of good supplier to offer ball screw nut or shaft? How may I help you?
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We are approved by Chinese high-tech enterprise certification and the plant own the equipment included CNC lathes, CNC 4 axis machining centers, CNC 5 axis machining centers, and CNC internal thread grinding machines. We have R&D team to develop the new designs of ball screw and has the specific patents including the new design and new appearance. We are also capable to develop OEM or ODM designed ball screws to satisfy with customized needs. The sketch of CAD/CAM customized transmission component design is available both for equipment and high lead ball screws in specific standards.
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Appreciate your evaluation. One thing that you do not see often in Sherline videos is a catalog of modifications necessary to make the machine usable. (Compare videos on the Chinesium competitors at the low end of the price range.)
The trade-off is the 3 1/2 capacity versus being within a reasonable spec out of the box.
I'm tiptoeing in the direction of learning machine work, and your surefooted instructions are going to be a great help. Thank you!
For a small lathe like the Sherline, or even my G0602 you can pick up a replacement vial for a level (Starrett brand) for about 20 from LMS. Put it in a V- block until you can build a housing for it. It's a lot easier to work with and a hell of a lot cheaper. Thanks, for the video.
I own and regularly use a Sherline lathe, great video very interesting keep up the good work.
I purchased A preowned “Last Word” like in your video. But it was missing the section you have in the tool holder side. 😗 The EBay add failed to disclose that fact & when I purchased it a year ago I didn’t know what I was looking at. I asked a buddy if $70 was a good deal for the Starrett “Last Word” indicator & he said get it.
Great Job on Video!! I picked up several new things from viewing it! 🙏Thank U Sir🙏
☯️ZenModeling☯️
Very informative. I learned a lot from your video. Thank you for sharing.
wow. great video. so informative. thank you so much for taking the time to produce this.
You recommend drill rod as the reference you use for measuring runout. I have found considerable variation between pieces of drill rod. Even your own video shows variation near the end. What I have found that does not have variation are pin gauges, also called plug gauges. You don't need a specific size. for any size will do. I have two sizes, one which I use with smaller chucks and one which I use with larger chucks. The least expensive pin gauges sell for about $5, and are specified to be within one tenth. 0.0001". You can also find used pin gauges of a higher quality for about $10, which when new were specified to be within 40 micro-inches 0.000040", which are my personal preference.
Nice presentation! Very enjoyable.
Well done. Very informative.
Love your very informative videos. Very helpful. Thanks so much.
One question. Some of your accessories and dials has a semi-flat black finish to them (like your "Last Word indicator). Did you buy them that way or have them re-finished. It makes for a very nice set up look.
Is there ANYWAY to get in touch with you?? I tried your Website but didn’t see anyway to get a message to you there either? I own all the EXACT SAME EQUIPMENT you own & have benefited SO MUCH from your videos💯🙏💯 But I’ve got a few other questions that I know you could help with… I’d pay you?
Thx Lee
Wow better than I thought
Nice indepth info. Would the Sherline Lathe Headstock be able to setup for passthourgh for small 15mm tube machining?
Thanks, so .4" around 10mm.... Wonder if modification would be viable.
Hi ,
What would be your comment on the power of the motor? Is there any pros and cons?
The video has helped me immeasurably. Do you see this lathe being equipped to turn, part, and thread 314L, 303, and 316 .75 inch stainless steel diameter rod? Thank you.
Stainless will be fine as will 3/4" diameter. Only limit really is how fast/deep you can cut. Threading will be limited to smaller sizes, not going to be able to do larger threads on the sherline... don't remember off the top of my head the recommended max
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Would you be able to measure the accuracy of the ways?
I like your video, but you only talk about visual alignment of the spindle versus the tail stock. I found that my lathe had a misalignment of the 0.001" per inch of the spindle versus the ways. That caused scrapping many pieces. I eventually was able to reduce that misalignment to 0.0001" per inch, a 10 times improvement, and no more scrap.
What is the exact model number of your Dial. I see that there are about 8 different models.
How much do these lathes cost in AUD?
One ZILLION !!
When checking the alignment of the headstock and tailstock, *gently* but securely trap a 6" steel rule between the two dead centres.
Any error in alignment, between the two dead centres, will be exaggerated along the length of the steel rule.
The Starrett Last Word and the Grizzly are *test* indicators, not *dial* indicators.
12:56 if do 1 op it will be round and awesome if ais not bend from cutting :), but cant flip part or even take off
Some tighten a shim between the points of the centers to align them perfectly.
I program CNC Mills for a living
Who cares
I have exactly same lathe at home and did even more measurements. Try measuring deflection of cross slide with tight gibs or put collet ring in . . . You will get much higheer values . . Over all good hobby lathe but not precision tool. 😆
11:34 its grinded while it spin. out side not. your tper centre not acurate. need grind on spot.chinese made from another sherline xD
i think this video is good only for people who don't have alignment issues. this doesn't tell how to correct misalignment at all. i'm sorry, but this the part that i strongly disagree: your motor spindle isn't supposed has that runout. that is really bad even for a sherline. and your solution for misalignment is either 1) accept the tolerance or 2) buying better equipments? that's a bit weird to me. just my opinion.
SO !! THIS IS! ENTIRELY !! ACCURATE !! AND ! YOUR ! IDEA ! IS ! UP !! THE !! STICK !!
How are you doing?
Would you have any interest to buy high quality ball screw nut or shaft from Taiwan or China? How may I help you?
Any complain from your customer and lack of good supplier to offer ball screw nut or shaft? How may I help you?
A ball screw is the kind of high-tech product that requires capital-intensive, technology-intensive as well as management-intensive input. Wei Tai owns some of the most advanced manufacturing and inspection instruments, which are used to maintain high standards.
Wei Tai recommends the use of standard ball screws for most designs, but We can also produce high-lead and miniature versions. Balls crews are also manufactured according to customer specifications.
This is Nora from Taipei Taiwan and we are ball screw manufacturer. We own the high quality and competitive price because our factory in China. Our goal is we really hope to do more business with you.
We have established from 2010, the head design office in Taiwan and in house manufacture in China. Professional in ball screw and screw nuts, especially for hi-precision requirement. Provides quality, economical and compatible ball screws solution.
Our ball screws own the good quality, competitive price and hope to find a power transmission dealer world -wide. If you have any interest, please feel free to contact with us. We supply ball screw and screw nuts in DIN 69051, GB/T17587, and JIS C5 standard with in-house manufacturing factory.
Shen-Han Technology is established in 2010 and supplies ball screw and ball nuts which factory is sited in Bao- An, Shenzhen, China. We are the high-tech ball screw manufacturer and meet the international standard of DIN 69051, GB/T17587 and JIS C5, etc. The factory is certified by ISO9001 & UKAS and we are professional in the industry and have the confidence to produce both of the global standard and the customized specification, and the quality is compatible with the international branded products.
We are approved by Chinese high-tech enterprise certification and the plant own the equipment included CNC lathes, CNC 4 axis machining centers, CNC 5 axis machining centers, and CNC internal thread grinding machines. We have R&D team to develop the new designs of ball screw and has the specific patents including the new design and new appearance. We are also capable to develop OEM or ODM designed ball screws to satisfy with customized needs. The sketch of CAD/CAM customized transmission component design is available both for equipment and high lead ball screws in specific standards.
Capabilities of Shen-Han Technology -
. Ball screws and screw nuts in customized specific standards
. High lead ball screws and screw nuts
(1204, 1210, 1220 ,1606 1616, 1632, 2505, 2550, 2440, 2020, 2040, 2525, 4040 5050 etc.)
0601 0606 0801 0802 082.5 0808 0810 etc. Only our factory has produced in China.
Wei Tai Transmission Limited Company is the head office in Taipei and acts for all of international trade activities to handle the shipment supplied from Shen-Han Shenzhen factory. We are looking for the new customers in your regions and it’s thankful if you can give us a chance to work together with. Please feel free to contact the following:
Wei Tai Transmission Limited Company
Email: 02weitai.ltd@gmail.com
We chat ID: w0978377508
You tube: czcams.com/video/-8kBVM4JCBg/video.html
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www.weitaitransmission.com
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Cell phone: +886978377508
Address: No. 214-3, Zhou Mei Street, Bei Tou District, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.
Tel# 886-2-28326773 FAX:886-2-28327852
You need a drink more water during this video so you don't get such bad cottonmouth