I thought dude was trying to find how big of a piece you would need to make her part.What about the extra bit he marked as part of a half inch..?2.3233 isn’t the whole dimension of his piece.Im confused I guess.Ill watch a fourth time.Thanks

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I love the singer. Is that the same guy as the presenter here.

10:47 Is it just me but I find it hard to see the max height. I can count the bounces but the last very rap8d onces but still can tell the difference, except the last two.

Great video! Thank you!

You say it's possible to get lost where you are in relation to depth of cut. Yes but If you throw a dial indicator on the tool post, you'll never get lost again right. That needle will keep track of where you are in depth of cut.

Love this video 🤩 I will watch all of the other parts too 🤩👏👏👏 🎶🎵 The view that’s on the top is the top side of view , the view that’s on the lest is the left side view and the view that’s on the right is the rights side view 🎶🎵😂😂😎👍

On your 4 jaw chuck I noticed the jaw steps are concave shaped. When installed like yours my steps are convex. Why is that and does it make any difference. Chuck is a Atlas 6" 101-25190.

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Thanks to your tutorial, I was able to successfully weld, anneal and temper my first blade today.

As a useful accessory to a rotary table. My rotary table has a harden one ich id race in center machined down 200 thousandth. I then machined various size pins. The pins are 1 inch to fit the race with a should that matches the top of the table 200 thousandth. The end of the pin sticks up proud of the table. This portion is various diameters. Ie: .250 , 500 , .750 etc What the work hole diameter is Works great for circles and arcs.

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Drink Coffee, do stupid things faster and with more energy

'Life is Short Break some rules' In the background

Outstanding Marc

Can you explain what deburr mean ?

Wait! Should i use a smaller nose radius or larger for finishing?! Differed sources say different things and I'm very new to this. Somebody please suggest

Excellent, i learned something new !

What do I need to sharpen knives? I’m thinking a semi-soft white wheel about 240 grit. Then, I’ll finish it on a paper wheel with jewler’s rouge.

I missed this channel

Also, can I contact you direct? Thank you for this effort.

For somebody with experience but away from the business for many years, can I get mach shop theory brush up info for things like the applied Physics, , methods order with manual jobs, I think I can remember the axis planes, but still much is forgotten. I never advanced in CNC either, and would like to get updated with the most popular technology applications.

thank you for your very helpful videos,

have you done a video on a dividing head attachment?

Excellent information!

Try that in metric....😮‍💨😒 a pain in the ass the imperial systems of yours man.... Change in metric for Christ sakes already..

thanks a lot mister marc god bless you and family

Amazing teacher and I feel like I’m actually in a machining class. Thank you for taking the time to document and share your knowledge with the world. It is truly appreciated.

This is why bearings are so expensive! 😅

GM uses First Angle Projection based on several jobs I have done in my home based machine shop for a local gage shop from 2018 onwards.

Thank you for this series.

Very well done. Thanks for the video. Cheers!

Great video! New Subscriber!

Marc... we are over due an audio/video test to confirm that our equip still works on both ends... I hope you are doing well and ready for winter ... best wishes and "Be Safe" ... 'Rusty'

All obsolete now. Gone with teletypes and dial phones.

Thank you for these videos

About a year ago it was discovered, by accident, that I had bladder cancer. It was carved out and I've been going back every 3 months for another check up. So far so good. I've enjoyed your videos, Looking forward to more. Thank you.

Hi Marc ,Greetings from South Africa.So please to hear that you are well again,thank you for all your videos they have made my retirement years fulfilling .Please keep making videos I learn so much even as a 77 year old,thank you.

Sitting at work trying to figure out the countless pieces of bar stock we have here on our racks. Half of it isn't labeled. Some of it has been sitting here longer than I've been alive. I want to get it used up

👍 I'll probably have to watch it a few more times ! 🤣

I have watched all your videos and I can't thank you enough for the info you have provided all of us! I have wanted a lathe since I was 20 yrs old and now at 59 I have the time, money and space to get one. I have looked at so many in the last year but the "one' hasn't presented its self yet.

Thank You for the vid. and info!

Umm.. the depth of cut here is the chip width. If your tool had consistent sharpness and rake, you shouldn’t have gotten discontinuous chips on the first cut.

Awesome video that carries a lot of invaluable information to using the grinder properly and safely. Thanks a bunch

Great video.

Where is my favourite teacher???!!

Hello, just came back to your channel after a long time away. Sorry to hear about your health issues but also glad to see you are getting on top of it and feeling a little better. Thanks for sharing your humour, knowledge and wisdom. You are a fantastic teacher. I wish you a long and happy future. I hope to be enjoying your channel for many more years to come.

Nice video, thanks very much. Now, I'm off to the workshop with confidence.

Thank you for you video, Greetings from Mexico to you, my compadre!