Very nice job, especially with the trace attachment!

They always told us start with a sharp tool. If its not sharp sharpen it.

Who makes or kind of chuck that your using

I do that on my 3 foot lathe. I mount the cutter between centres, having turned it on the same lathe so it has to be central

Very nice work. I like the looks of it. Neat

Very nice work

Very nice work.

I'm assuming that you tightening the drawbar got edited out. My Diamond 22M is about the same size layout. Motor and step pulleys are on the right, power feed on the left. B&S #9 as well.

genius! love it!

Wow, first time seeing this tracer attachment. That's awesome!

Hi! Do you have a video that shows how to install the belt on this machine? Thanks!

Wonderfull !!

Great Job !! 🤗

What about putting springs instead of air ?

Sweet little milling machines.

always run the lathe in back gear when knurling

Great video.

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Very interesting profile coping

Very nice work. I have to make a hammer myself at some stage

Everyone with mill or drill press

Nice work. I need to do this to my Hardinge Mill. Thanks for sharing.

Wonderful Job.

Very cool machine work, thanks for posting

Your arbor spacers are not flat and parallel on the ends, that's why the arbor appears bent and cutter appears out of round. Could be dirty, could be dinged up, could just be cut a little out of square when they were made. It *is* possible to get one to run straight and true though!

Cool, looks like my NGF-110)))

That plane looks like it came from a high school wood shop.

Congratulations on this very interesting project. You present the pressure regulator used, could you not also give information on the single-acting cylinder; a link for purchase would be welcome. Can I count on a positive response. Paul

Great job nice work brother

Very impressive! Too bad there's not a build series!

Great job

Better using a screwdriver that fits the screw head…

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Making an arbor for the thumbscrew is a fantastic idea! Thank you!

Boy that indexing tool is awesome!

I love using cardboard for a catch all behind a lathe. Sucks up oils and less mess.

Sir what is the best material to make these?

Ayeeee gotta respect the two tone stanley lol I have a '51 I believe, but its the same colors but without the yellow frog

Just picked one of these up at a flea market for $10. Thanks for the video, I knew nothing about it.

Amazing

13:41 I feel dumb but, why do you need to clock the brass insert to the dial? To make sure when the dial is on a whole number, the distance between the half nut and the dial allows the nuts to close up? As an alternative (for me for instance I bought replacement half nuts for my south bend so I can't clock them) ..... if I run into trouble, I could shim out my threading dial to achieve the same end result -no?

nice

very nice kudos

Just build a pinch knurl.

2:11 Where did you buy this chamfering tool? Thx

I love how, in machining, very few things are ever really thrown away. There's almost always a way to rebuilt, refit, repack, resleeve a part to make it useful again. You didn't just buy another set of half-nuts, you made the old ones new again. Really cool stuff.

great chanel, how did I miss it for so long

move the pattern closer and change out the length of the shaft to suit, looks like the piston has plenty of stroke to accommodate a shorter rod to keep the cutter the same distance from the pattern with a shorter rod

Awesome attachment very good job designing & building it. Could you use an air spring (like on a hatchback car trunk door?)