| Название | : | MACHINE SHOP TIPS #122 THREE WAYS TO A RADIUS - Logan Lathe-Part 2 tubalcain |
| Продолжительность | : | 14.36 |
| Дата публикации | : | |
| Просмотров | : | 143 rb |
 |
Great video as always Comment from : Ed L |
 |
I think you're really a good teacher Thank you Comment from : Mark Koons |
 |
This was very interesting I would love to have that ball end turning device for my wood lathe, lots of uses for that I can get a fairly accurate sphere on the end of stock but it takes a lot of messing around to do so Now off to part three!! Comment from : Dan Breyfogle |
 |
love , teacher Comment from : ron whittaker |
 |
My circle cutter is from an eBay kit and it blows I already made a thicker aluminum swivel tool holding piece The work sucks the tools down It was a 50 kit including handles and instructions that won't work unless you add a set screw Handle slips too and I oversized the pins in the kit up to 1/4"Piece of crap I may duplicate the design in steel 1/2" thick Comment from : 1-Shot slinger |
|
|
Genius how you indicated the ball mill travel Going to use that trick Did not think of that Comment from : 1-Shot slinger |
 |
I find that you can turn a "completely round" ball by drilling and tapping the needed threads for ball mounting on your project in the beginning 1st-Face the front end of stock 2nd-center drill-3rd drill and tap for required thread size and depth 4th-turn the radius as was done in this video 5th-Part the opposite end at your measurement (appx 50 in length of the diameter size) 6th-Mount the turned radius on your matching mandrel and turn the other 50 of stock as in the primary stage of this video Actually faster for me this way when I want a round or multi-shaped sphere Comment from : Made with Scraps |
 |
In a pinch, I mounted a hss moulding cutter as a form tool in my mini-lathe and turned a radius on the end of a 1/4" brass rod The profile is slightly different, but it served my purpose well enough You gave me the idea, and thank you very much Comment from : Fred Wild |
 |
Great video I love the Paul Harvey sign off at the end Comment from : Michael Jones |
 |
I searched for video on turning an interior radius, but, apparently my "Google-Fu" is weak Is there one? Comment from : David H Hope |
 |
That's a neat tailstock indicator Comment from : Yoey Yutch |
 |
Excellent as always, thank you Comment from : Robert Allnutt |
 |
Awesome as always! Thank you again for all you do! Comment from : Tom Wyrick |
 |
Very good lesson Comment from : J Lucena |
 |
I've been looking around, but have come up empty- I need to turn a internal convex curve- not concave I'm turning an outside housing for a turbocharger compressor An outside convex curve seems simple, but how do I do it inside? Thanks Comment from : Glofilter |
 |
tublecain your awesome , could you tell me the name of your step 1 learning video ? i dont even nohow to zero in my stock Comment from : NOBOX7 |
 |
Tubalcain you must be a traveling manbr Comment from : Brad Brooks |
 |
As always, thanks’ for taking the time to make this video! And I support this site M Comment from : Mike A Drover |
 |
It's like listening to nick offerman talking shop with you :D Comment from : Joshua Jones |
 |
thank god you have all these videos now i could go to work and show some of the machinist how to you the engine lathe to its full potential Comment from : Thomas Slaughter |
 |
hi mr pete if you could make me the tool for internal and external radius id buy it off you Comment from : MrBest4tyres |
 |
Hi there please accept a little tip on cutting aluminium use paraffin it will cut a lot better than water/white-water all the best buz Comment from : buzby |
 |
Great videobrOn the form tool, I would have picked three other radii and put a form on each corner of the plate 4 tools for only a few minutes more effort, and no more cost Of course, I'd have used my number stamps to mark the size of each corner Comment from : Tom Wade |
 |
Nice job My old Logan lathe is a little off to Comment from : Chuck B |
 |
If you bought the tool perpendicular to the workpiece (if it is perfectly 1000) and had zerod out the crossfeed when the tool just touches, would that be an effective way to set it up to cut that 1/2 inch radius? Comment from : FinalAnimus |
 |
Do you have any interest in doing a video of face milling and fly cutting? I have done and and would love to learn and it and positioning the tool in the fly cutter Thaks Comment from : Uncle Red |
|
|
another great video thanks Comment from : Uncle Red |
 |
Thanks for the videos MrPete I had the pleasure of watching my friend turn some wooden balls using the same technique, a slightly larger radius though Here's the vidbrbr youtube/gjNzsh3aTv8 Comment from : Steve S |
 |
November 2014 ? I had to do a double take on the calendar but this will still be good next year as well! Comment from : Paul Pannabecker |
 |
good video, good info,brthanks Comment from : krazziee2000 |
 |
Congrats on 300 videos! Comment from : Ryan Blace |
 |
Thank you very much - Looking forward to the videos on heat treatment! Comment from : Kurt Franke |
 |
Another great video Tubalcain Congratulations on 10 million views! Comment from : TheDisorderly1 |
 |
Great instructionthanks Comment from : outsidescrewball |
 |
Very informative video Thank you Comment from : Yiorgos K |
 |
Another great practical video Thank you! Comment from : belgrademachine |
 |
Like to see a video on setting up the ball turner Comment from : Herb Blair |
 |
"November 2014"????? Comment from : htral |
 |
Very nice,heat treating cant wait ! Comment from : Blacksmith Johnny |
 |
I'm curious what you think of google plus and the situation as it is? please consider doing what I did set your videos to private that way no one can see them anymore and google cant make money off of them this will hurt google in the pocket book! if we can get enough serious content providers like you to do this we may have a half a chance see my video that explains how I did this on my main youtube page also share this information so others will also make their content private together we made youtube what it is and together we can bring it down! Comment from : elmer fudd |
 |
Another Great lesson on machining Thank You Comment from : not2fast4u2c |
 |
Tanks again nice vid Im the first i tink and im mexican! Haha do someting with the mill please!!!!!!! Comment from : Miguel Antonio velazquez |
 |
Comment from : Andre Gross |
 |
MACHINE SHOP TIPS #131 Repairing a Logan Lathe Gear Box PART 2 tubalcain РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
 |
SHOP TIPS #179 Larger Dials for the Logan Lathe part 3 tubalcain РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
 |
SHOP TIPS #180 Making Larger Dials for the Logan Lathe part 4 tubalcain РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
 |
SHOP TIPS #177 Making Larger Dials for the Logan Lathe part 1 tubalcain РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
 |
Shop Tips #174 Making Daubers on Logan Turret Lathe pt 2 tubalcain РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
 |
SHOP TIPS #297 Pt 2 Making a Belt Guard for Logan Lathe tubalcain РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
 |
MACHINE SHOP TIPS #159 Making a Lathe Handwheel part 2 tubalcain РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
 |
THREADING on the CLAUSING LATHE atlas logan part 2 tubalcain РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
 |
TUBALCAIN GOES TO AN ESTATE SALE part 2 logan lathe РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
 |
MACHINE SHOP TIPS #123 Turning a Ball on the Atlas Lathe tubalcain РѕС‚ : mrpete222 Download Full Episodes | The Most Watched videos of all time |
