El afilador de herramientas de torno es muy bueno.
@TheAyrCaveShop18 сағат бұрын
Thanks !
@mgequatrolikes47252 күн бұрын
Dear sir, I want to thank you for your valuable help with the assembly and disassembly of the stern drive 290 D P I built most of the parts in this set by copying from another used drive that I bought with a lot of problems, I've been working on it for several years. Without your guidance I wouldn't have achieved anything, I really appreciate it. I'm assembling the reverser pinion but I can't find out for sure the bearing numbers and I thought I'd ask for your help to find out the numbers for sure, I have SKF 30207 and 30307, FAG 31307. I would be very grateful if you could confirm. If I can reciprocate it would be great. I live in Brazil. Jose Manuel C Alvarez.
@marklester70343 күн бұрын
Another great and helpful video. I have a new-to-me 4 jaw I’m evaluating now.
@marklester70343 күн бұрын
Thanks Dean! Very interesting video!
@DudleyToolwright7 күн бұрын
Nice tool finds. I especially like that mic. What a beauty.
@TheAyrCaveShop6 күн бұрын
Thanks Robert !
@mgequatrolikes47258 күн бұрын
Dear sir, I want to thank you for your valuable help with the assembly and disassembly of the stern drive 290 D P I built most of the parts in this set by copying from another used drive that I bought with a lot of problems, I've been working on it for several years. Without your guidance I wouldn't have achieved anything, I really appreciate it. I'm assembling the reverser pinion but I can't find out for sure the bearing numbers and I thought I'd ask for your help to find out the numbers for sure, I have SKF 30207 and 30307, FAG 31307. I would be very grateful if you could confirm. If I can reciprocate it would be great. I live in Brazil. Jose Manuel C Alvarez.
@TheAyrCaveShop7 күн бұрын
Jose, the correct numbers are: small bearing 30207 (sometimes J2 at the end) large bearing 31307 (sometimes J2 at the end) these are normally bearing sets, cup and cone. that other number 30307 sounds like one of the cups. Just get the sets above. Dean
@mgequatrolikes47258 күн бұрын
Dear sir, I want to thank you for your valuable help with the assembly and disassembly of the stern drive 290 D P I built most of the parts in this set by copying from another used drive that I bought with a lot of problems, I've been working on it for several years. Without your guidance I wouldn't have achieved anything, I really appreciate it. I'm assembling the reverser pinion but I can't find out for sure the bearing numbers and I thought I'd ask for your help to find out the numbers for sure, I have SKF 30207 and 30307, FAG 31307. I would be very grateful if you could confirm. If I can reciprocate it would be great. I live in Brazil. Jose Manuel C Alvarez.
@TheLenaalbuquerque5 сағат бұрын
@mgequatrolikes4725, Thank you for your help and attention, I have been visiting your videos on You Tube for many months, A Q Upper, 01, 02, 03,04, 05 and Duoprop Lower Outdrive, Mr. Excellent master has helped me a lot, even without speaking English, I understand.
@saberalpha560525 күн бұрын
loose the music
@TheAyrCaveShop25 күн бұрын
Yep that was too much and too loud.. KZbin doesn't allow editing once uploaded..
@swanvalleymachineshop26 күн бұрын
That is an unusual mic . Be careful of the little dowel pin in your quill if you use that big annular cutter . Cheers Dean 👍
@TheAyrCaveShop25 күн бұрын
Thanks Max, Yeah my mill already had the dowel pin removed before I got it. With the manual drawbar I haven't had a slippage issue yet...fingers crossed...
@4jtoppАй бұрын
Thanks for the video. I'm working on a different drive, but the similarities are close enough. Can you comment on the scale you used for testing the bearing preload? Is that just a normal weight scale?
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Yes, the one I was using is just a luggage scale. A fish scale would work just fine too. Although there may be a fisherman's lie factor to adjust for 😂LOL
@Jims-WorkshopАй бұрын
The older Starrett catalogs have the thread information for the Fractional Taps and dies from 1/16-72 and up. I have many fractional thread taps.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Jim, interesting info ...
@mftmachiningАй бұрын
Unbelieveable mic, thank you so much for showing.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks your welcome
@AmateurRedneckWorkshopАй бұрын
I like that mic. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Harold.. KOKO
@AmateurRedneckWorkshopАй бұрын
I like that mic. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.
@bkohollistonАй бұрын
Cool micrometer!
@RustyInventions-wz6irАй бұрын
Very nice work sir. I’m jealous. Those tools looks great
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks !
@hilltopmachineworks2131Ай бұрын
Love the micrometer. I saw the discussion on PM recently about those mics. Pretty interesting.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Tom, Those old timers were pretty clever...
@Engineerd3dАй бұрын
That is a beautiful pice! The micrometer that is. Basically jewelry!
@smalltownmachineshop6860Ай бұрын
Very cool stuff, that sharpening jig is awesome
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
@@smalltownmachineshop6860 thanks Adam !
@StuartsShedАй бұрын
Very nice. I am always glad to see tools go to good new homes and get looked after and enjoyed.
@MattysWorkshopАй бұрын
Gday Dean, the micrometer is fascinating in the way it works, I’ve never seen one like that before but I wouldn’t be to keen on pulling it apart that’s for sure, nice additions to the workshop mate, cheers
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
@@MattysWorkshop Thanks Matty, Yeah, I thought about seeing how it works inside but scared that I could never get it back together…Lol Cheers….
@nobbysworkshopАй бұрын
Hi Dean, thank you so much for the shout out and showing my sticker. It's very much appreciated. I love the micrometer. Such a clever and unusual design. The tool grinding jig and the tap and die set was a wonderful find. Thanks again Dean, Cheers Nobby
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
@@nobbysworkshop You’re welcome, Nobby. Yes it’s a really neat Mic, made without CNC or CAD. Cheers…..
@outsidescrewballАй бұрын
enjoyed….interesting tools
@JourneymanRandyАй бұрын
Odd tools Dean. What is standard today wasn't so standard at one time.
@RustinoxАй бұрын
That mike is a museum piece. Just wondering how much it would cost to buy it new today :)
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
@@Rustinox thanks Rusty, yeah, I didn’t even notice that the numbers changed until I started cleaning it. Definitely unique.
@christophercullen1236Ай бұрын
Loved this video on some very interesting tools . Maybe those taps and die are unique to gunsmithing model engineers like to use BA treads Kit from down under
@jimpritz4169Ай бұрын
Interesting stuff. Always learn something from your videos. Thanks for sharing the info.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
@@jimpritz4169 thanks Jim !
@MyLilMuleАй бұрын
I picked up a Union tool chest from a retired gunsmith and it had all sorts of similar dies in it.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
@@MyLilMule nice thanks Greg!
@dagooosАй бұрын
I changed mine still attached also. Now I’m really glad I did. That was a lot! Looks like fun though. I might give her a go next time now that I know the process thanks
@skinpickle15 күн бұрын
You didn’t have to separate anything and you were able to do both u joints ? I have to do mine and I don’t want to open up the gear box
@dagooos15 күн бұрын
@@skinpickleyes sir, I’ve done it a few times. The trick is to cut a socket in half to support the joint close to the gearbox and then you can just tap the joint out
@skinpickle15 күн бұрын
@@dagooosI was just going to cut it out but I am worried I won’t be able to get the caps in the hole. I just don’t want to split open the gearbox. Would you mind just being a little more specific on what you did
@skinpickle15 күн бұрын
Was there room to get the 2 caps in the hole ?
@skinpickle15 күн бұрын
@@dagoooswhen I say cut it out I was going to use my grinder and cut the ears off/or plasma cut them off but if your saying I can tap them out awesome just don’t quit understand how you did it
@swanvalleymachineshopАй бұрын
Sorted . Great result . Being a new chuck , you got away with the jaws preloaded the way . Cheers 👍
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Max !
@trollforgeАй бұрын
Dean, what do you think about the difference between jaws in compression vs in extension for grinding? I ask because it is going to be high on my list, once I find someplace to unpack my shop...
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Yeah compression is the way to go, but not easy to setup. I did it on one with 2-peice jaws using longer outer bolts to catch the tensioning ring. Robin Renzetti has a real good video on using a bearing race and a hard turned engagement slot. I did think about using a carbide drill to put some pin bores in the jaws to engage a compression ring. The rabbit hole was just getting too deep.. Great comment Thanks!
@trollforgeАй бұрын
@@TheAyrCaveShop Thanks!
@StuartsShedАй бұрын
I admire your tenacity in sticking with this - you learned plenty and that's a huge deal. Personally I have given up on the cheapo chucks at this point because it's too much effort to fix them, detracting from the jobs I want to do with what little time I can get in the shop. That said - just goes to show what you can do if you put your mind to it. Great work!
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Stuart, it was a free chuck that came with the lathe. Yeah I've learned my lesson on the cheep stuff too.
@StuartsShedАй бұрын
Free is a pretty darn good price though. 😆
@hilltopmachineworks2131Ай бұрын
The Hung Pow chuck lives to fight another day. Good job!
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Bruce Lee would approve 💪💪
@AlmostMachiningАй бұрын
Great job Dean!
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Phil !
@MattysWorkshopАй бұрын
Gday Dean, definitely a win, it may have been easier and cheaper to buy another chuck but then you wouldn’t of had the opportunity to learn what you have, you did a great job mate, cheers
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Matty, and having fun with shop toys 👍
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
I forgot to explain what the issue was with these chuck jaws; They were not ground parallel to the centerline axis. So it was posable to indicate a workpiece concentric, but it would orbit that indicate spot like an hourglass.
@RustinoxАй бұрын
I would call that a win too. Very nice result. This was an interesting "go for it" project.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Rusty, it was a long road but got there in the end.
@outsidescrewballАй бұрын
enjoyed….nice discussion and work
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Chuck !
@nobbysworkshopАй бұрын
Great job on grinding the jaws. Getting to half a thousand is amazing. Cheers Nobby
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Nobby, Yeah the main issue was the bell-mouthing.
@JourneymanRandyАй бұрын
I have to do my three jaw. Lately I've been thinking or just buying a new one. Thanks for the inspiration Dean.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Randy, yeah the 3-jaws are easier to do, go for it 👍
@christophercullen1236Ай бұрын
Buying a new chuck is not going to teach you anything . Doing will improve your skills on your hobby . I use to hate boss who would say I can't give that job to the apprentice he will only fuck it up ! How will he learn ! Kit from down under
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Kit, this was great confidence builder. I might even take on building from scratch a D1-4 backplate for a another chuck in need. Cheers...
@RRINTHESHOPАй бұрын
Good job on getting the taper out of the jaws. Thanks for sharing Dean.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Randy !
@swanvalleymachineshopАй бұрын
Good one Dean . My ones could do with a strip & clean . One day ! Cheers 👍
@seldendaniel8819Ай бұрын
well done.
@nickjtierneyАй бұрын
Excellent work! Great to watch. Yes, please film the rebuild process of the 280!
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Nick !
@JamesP_TheShedShopАй бұрын
Very nice chuck
@MyLilMuleАй бұрын
I have a 0-1/2" Albrecht that I recently serviced (didn't do a video). I used a stone on all the sliding surfaces, and that did wonders. To put the bearing balls back in, I 3-D printed a fixture that I inserted from the back of the shell, then dropped all the balls in around it. The fixture had a smaller diameter stup that the hole for the arbor that's in the body would fit over. I then pushed the fixture out the back with the body of the chuck. Made it a lot easier than I imagine it was trying to set those balls in one by one into the grease.
@nobbysworkshopАй бұрын
Some very useful information, and well explained Dean. I'm sure it will be useful one day. Cheers Nobby
@jimpritz4169Ай бұрын
Nice save Dean. Good reference video for the future. Sometimes the littlest things are the biggest mystery. I miss Enco they had some decent prices on their products. Thank for the video and Happy 4th.
@StuartsShedАй бұрын
Nice one sir, thanks for showing that. That’s a fiddly little device but great to have the info available for others to see.
@JourneymanRandyАй бұрын
Nice save Dean. I have a similar chuck. It's the bigger one. Good to know what's in there. Take care.
@TheAyrCaveShopАй бұрын
Thanks Randy, I had visions of having to buy a new one..