Another cool and generous GAW….fitting for an epic milestone 💪🏻 I gotta look around, I’ll bet I can find something that can go in this one. 🤔🧐

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Where did you buy the shim stock material? Great job!

... that is the "quality" control in the industries of China ... non-existent ...

Love the hat tip to Stefan. I have been building a Quorn T/C grinder. Made loads of mistakes so far.

They don't make that special printer anymore? Drat! Thanks for the chuckle.

Thanks for documenting your trail and error, I’m also taking apart a ‘62 deckel and I would have been stuck on the spindle assembly for days trying to figure out why it didn’t match the drawings.

Post some new stuff, man. We all need some help with math and stuff.

I like to machine bronze but I hate the clean up!

Miss your videos my friend.

don't like this music as well as the earlier versions.

shoulda been machine grey. just my opinion.

Very cool!

Bruce here:liked your approach and the way you went about it job well done.what brand of lathe do you have, thanks.

I wish I could make them I can't afford 30 to 40 apiece

Where is Yuchol?

@3:09 fucking dead. lol.

That is a great video and well presented ... thanks

Thanks for Vid!!! Nice place I grew up on Florence acres loop road!! And had 5 acres on the loop for 25 years!!! Moved in 2005

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Yuchol. I thought i had subscribed long ago but the Tube said no, so i resubscribed and liked. Thanks for the video! Norm in Arizona

Excellent job !. Regards from the UK.Wise words from Randy Richard by the way , sometimes perfection is unobtainable all the time !.

Can I do this using my hand crank drill and some chip board and sandpaper? I have some tin cans lying around too. I might need to borrow your coppier.

Nice video and presentation. Didn’t we for gotten one thing? Two flats on the round head to help torque up the head bolt.

Come on buddy we need you back. Hope all is well!

Nice tips! Thanks

Use a strong magnet to get fine metal out of the gearbox .

Thanks for the video. I had to watch your video to help me figure out how to disassemble mine. The only weak point on these tool posts is the threads on the lever handle. Mine snapped off flush with the toolpost. Since I needed to use my lathe to repair it, and I couldn't use my lathe without my toolpost I was in a pickle. I ended up milling off two opposing sides flat so I could open and close it with a large adjustable wrench. Now that I got it apart, I'm taking measurements and going to make a copy of the part.

I used to run one of these Cini #2 grinders. I was trained on them at a cutter grinding shop I used to work at. They are a very smooth running machines and the spindle(if running properly) has very little vibration you can barely hear them. There is a lot you can do with these grinders. Hopefully it came with the 2 centers for holding an endmill, shell mills, reamers and more. You will also need a "finger" to roll the flutes on in order to follow the helix of the tool. Many other tool holding fixtures for sharpening can be bolted to the table using the "T" slot. Great machine. Once cleaned up, will probably last another 70 yrs. Great buy.

Gr8 vid Thank you! 😇🙏🤓

You made it ! Fine work !

Hi! I hope you're doing well and we'll see you again!

I love the parallel separators! Definitely stealing that idea!

LOVE IT!!

You done a great job on your build back about 20 years or more ago I was a tool maker used a spin fixture just like yours think it was a phase 3 anyway all I did was to buy a thrust bearing for both sides instead of one it was available off the shelf no machining but I did not think about flipping it my boss was already complaining that I took it apart and bought 10 dollars worth of upgrades to it I was wondering why you didn't put a bearing on the rear I remember it making a big difference been going to do a better job on mine now that I'm retired was going to machine both sides for a tapered roller bearing never got around to looking for the bearings but your way would be good but I prefer a bearing on each end nice job

A lot of machines incorporate a filter system maybe you could look for an aftermarket system because I assume you want to hang on to the lathe.

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that intro was 10/10. amazing. bravo. instant sub and nice saw upgrades

Wow. What a project. Nice work

Often you can change the frequency of the VFD, your is set to the one that drives my ears crazy.

I had quite iften to recuperate bench grinders that had been abused and where the shaft axial inner washer stop is damaged. what I do is to remachine the axial stop and I fabricate a custon inner washer ( as you do ) but in my washer, I machine an integral grinding wheel center so I 'm sure that the wheel is ncentered to the shaft and the bearing lenght of the washer on the shaft incorporates the thickness of the wheel so the washer is much better guided in respect to the shaft axis and this ends the problem of the washer and wheel wobbeling.

I love it but unfortunately it's not rain proof. It soon corrodes and binds up. Even the primer gets wet and soon stops working.

I know this video is 3 yrs old but if you put felt pads over your spindle bearing oil holes,,,, Like the old American made machines

你好先生，请问能给我计划吗，非常感谢你❤

I wonder how well this would work to remove dross from a plasma cutter????

Thanks for the vid. I am curious as to the use of the black iron piping you have installed above your lathe.

You need to loosen the fit of the outer end spindle bearing on the spindle or you will not be able to set the pre load properly! It should be a tight sliding fit. If it binds up as you adjust the preload the main bearing behind the chuck will still be too loose. Phil UK

Those are great cut off saws right out of the box. Great price and they work, light duty so be easy with them and they last years. The upgrades are fantastic ideas well done. Thanks for the video. Cheers!

Well done Yuchol, expert or not. Thank you!

they stoped makeing the Cannon Mx301 but I got the MX922 from Amazon for only $399 its much newer it should do stainless steel and plastic probalbley carbon fiber too