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Axel Rose?

Nice job Keith, I hope your steel supplier gave you 4140. It just doesn't seem like its cutting like nice 4140

Way to go Professor, that was fun!

Hope you video the Marvel band saw blade change. It's such an amazing piece of equipment.

Did anyone see bozo stick his foot in the door?

I have a travelling steady for my Hercus lathe. Have used it a number of times on long thin work, does the job well.

I poured new babbit in a windmill, because it ran out of ole. It had thousandths of up/down for new ole to simply run out. It was a fun project.

I assume you'll be hardening it. At leas the splines would be hardened is my guess.

Hey Keith! I hate design Engineers for: 1. Taper pins; 2. Norma Hoffman nuts and washers; and, 3. Roll pins, in that order. In my 21 year Coast Guard career, I jad more problems with these three abominations than any other thing, including malfunctioning sewage system sensors! Now, the biggest problem with roll pins is that they are NOT made from corrosion resistant steel. Give me Stainless, Please! Norma Hoffman nuts and washers ALWAYS end up shearing off the ONE tab finger holding things together and cause fires, sinkings or both. The ONLY taper pin I ever saw that I approved had the large end threaded for a nut and washer(s), to alliw it to be pulled back by the nut without complication or drama, ( as the Aussies say). Anything else is asking for disaster! OK, so in order to

Nice Job on the axle !

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I deeply enjoy your site. I'm unable to support you at this time. Have a great thanksgiving.

Metric part?

Thank you Keith!

Keith, study the attributes and characteristics of various inserts, my opinion you generally use the wrong insert. You should be breaking the chips on those cuts. Try a CNMG 432, you will like it. JIM 🎉

Nitpick: Axle is a shaft. Axel is a name.

what happened to the 10EE?

Didn’t know Keith was a figure skater. Axel vs Axle.

Use coolant on your saw for best results. JIM 🎉

Keith I know you're the pro and Im just a nobody in the comments section but brother it really makes me nervous seeing you with long sleeves on the lathe especially reaching over the work piece. I think perhaps I've watched too many Russian and Chinese lathe videos. Anyway, take care we need Keith around as long as possible!

Thanks Keith.

axle

can't wait for the spline machining

Happy Thanksgiving! Another great video.

Do you use coolant when you use your bandsaw?

Excellent work.

I always enjoy your smaller project and the explained informative to a novice as I am me a retires certified welder

Nice work. I am looking forward to seeing the splines being cut…

Good morning

Great work as usual Keith 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💯

Poor Axel, looks like he's getting thrashed. 😢

With that being 4140. You can always heat treat the spine and theads. That's going to be better than factory.

INteresting project. Thanks, Keith

Man, i hate spell checker.... I see so many posts that should say "axle", but get auto corrected to Axel because of the Capitalization.

In the days of a throw away society, I love watching your videos! You do amazing work! Keep up the great work!

AXEL?!?!?!?! Really??

i wonder how many members of your audience can read a vernier scale!

If you need anti vibration straps they are available from "Bear Automotive Tools" Mine have lasted 40 years and there is nothing better. They are made for truing brake drums and rotors.

Who is New Golf Cart Axel and why does he need turning?

What is an Axel? Google says it's something to do with ice skating?

Good job

I'm no machinist so please excuse the possibly stupid question: every other machining channel i watch always pulls the cutter out of the workpiece a bit before going back to the start of the cut. You scoot back across the workpiece oftentimes marring the surface lightly. Does this not matter? I would have thought the marks would affect any precise measurements.🤔

Thank you for another Great video. Cheers

Excellent!!

At 6:42 - It must be the perspective but BOY-O-BOY that new shaft sure looks shorter than the old one. Weird.

I have learned so much from you Keith, Thank You.

*- YES...Make a Follow Rest for this lathe. That would be most interesting.* *-* www.google.com/search?q=LATHE+FOLLOW+REST

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You made that look easy.🙂🙂