A Solid Learn Process // How Smart Mechanic Repaired Broken Truck wheel Spindle Most Quickly….

A Solid Learn Process // How Smart Mechanic Repaired Broken Truck wheel Spindle Most Quickly
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[@alekssmol150]

видно в начале,что на срезе цапфы не разлом,а следы распила женой болгарина. Зачем?

[@user-kr7hr8vr3w]

Хорошо бы всю эту конструкцию ещё раз закалить...

[@c.l.v.y.l.v.o.h.l.]

El trabajo es esteticamente muy bueno. Queda "lindo". Pero....si ese material al calentarlo para tornearlo pierde la dureza , la pieza terminada no será lo mismo. Slds uruguayos 🇺🇾

[@user-ms8ic9xc3t]

Прям художественный фильм.

[@banuamekanikal454]

Good work👍

[@DavoShed]

If you would like to make less horrible vibrations stick your cutting tool out as little as possible. Keep the work sticking out of the chuck as little as possible. Welding a large part to a small rod is also destined to make a shit sound and surface finish.

[@keithammleter3824]

This is pure bull! So the neighbour steals the broken stub axle in front of a camera? And then there is already a camera set up at the fence waiting for him to arrive and sell that stolen item! If you believe any of this must believe in little green mean and Santy Claus. The "repaired"" stub axle is junk because he destroyed the required strength - deliberately destroying it with heat to make it possible to machine it with ordinary HSS tool bits. Even if the strength was not destroyed, all that effort to cut male and female threads was a complete waste of time - it would be stronger with a simple interference fit. It would have been simpler and quicker to just weld on a rod of suitable diameter and length and turning every surface, instead of re-joining the old broken off piece. That poor lathe! Headstock bearings ruined by the welding current passing through them, and weld splatter hitting the precision ground ways.

[@rootbeer666]

Fake. They didn't chop off thief's hand.