Adapting a toolholder for the shaper.

[@plainnpretty]

Yes I’d enjoy watching you fix the shaper . You done a good job fixing this tool holder . Thanks Michael

[@billflintoft6170]

Yes I would like to see a video of you repairing the shaper. Thanks for your time to make these video's for our entertainment and education.

[@samrodian919]

Hi Michel, yes I would like to see you taking the shaper apart and you fixing a new nylon block to the shaper arm. Oh and nice job on altering the tool holder! Cheers from London,

[@bobvines00]

Here's another vote for watching Michel fix the ticking part(s) of this shaper!

[@andrewdolinskiatcarpathian]

Hi Michel. Thank you for a very educational video which also ably demonstrates your own engineering abilities and the versatility of your shaper. This is the content we all look forward to each week. 👏👏👍😀

[@Rustinox]

Thanks.

[@TheRecreationalMachinist]

I think I'd enjoy watching you make a cup of coffee. Yes to the shaper repair!

[@1SweetPete]

Making the front bolt item square (4 flats rather than 2 flats) will reduce a slight more weight from the extended tool holder Great video, love the accent mate 👌

[@Rustinox]

Indeed, but only a tiny bit :)

[@johnmolnar2957]

I'd say yes to the shaper repair video. I like repair videos

[@TheUncleRuckus]

Hell yeah we'd love to see you pull apart the old Shaper! 👍👍

[@dandavidson9543]

Of course we want to watch you fix it!

[@anthonysaunders1550]

Definitely yes to the Shaper overhaul.

[@edkeniston4786]

Amything to do with a Shaper should be filmed for historical reference! Of course we want to see the repairs to the shaper. Love your videos, keep up the good work.

[@dougkipper702]

I would watch anything you do and find it interesting and enjoyable

[@angelramos-2005]

Great work,Michel.Yes,I would like to see the repair of the shaper.Thank you.

[@StuartsShed]

A great example of adapting what you have to what you need to do. I love seeing what goes on inside machines - so if you are of a mind to film the repair I shall certainly watch it. Thank you!

[@jaybailey3518]

That repair would be interesting to witness, that's a cute little shaper !!!

[@darrelljones7879]

I absolutely love the shaper videos. Charge up the camera batteries and open tool box Michel. Sounds like your viewers want to see the repairs! 🔧

[@alasdairhamilton1574]

Hi Michel. Yes I would like to see a video on the repair to the shaper bushing. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jeff1176]

Yes, I absolutely would like to see you fix the shaper. That would be a very good video, I think.

[@MyMiniHomeWorkshop]

That works, well done. I'll happily watch you fix the shaper.👍

[@dougbriggs6797]

Yes I want to see the guts of the ram ! Another fine video Michel.

[@argee55]

Thank you for another excellent video. I'd definitely like to see you work on the shaper.

[@richardsavage2]

Hello Michel, I would certainly love to see you working on the shaper please. Your work is always enthralling.

[@leerogers6423]

I'm always fascinated by the shaper and its unique capabilities and would love to see some of the inner workings.

[@nobbysworkshop]

Great job on modifying the shaper tool Michel. Always interested in seeing how machines work. Lets do it. Cheers Nobby

[@Adventure_Van_Upgrades]

hello great rustinox YES i would be very keen to watch along with your shaper repairs

[@colindrakes4607]

Very good video, interesting and informative. Please make a video showing the shaper being repaired.

[@howder1951]

Hello Michel, nice relaxing video of getting some shop needs out of the way. I enjoy your explanations and chip making and I would like to see the shaper repair as well. Cheers and thanks!

[@jamesdraper5231]

Yes, I would like to see you repair the shaper!

[@alecmaxwell7945]

Yes, would love to see you servicing the shaper!😅

[@LeonardRoberts]

Yes on the shaper video. Your videos are very intertraining and informative. I enjoy your sense of humor and light hearted presentation.

[@jameshodgson1609]

Yes please, love to see the innards of the shaper

[@clivewood2148]

Yes please on the shaper repair - regards from NZ

[@swanvalleymachineshop]

Good one Rusty . Nothing wrong with that ! Cheers 👍👍👍

[@stephenperry5849]

Yes, please, I'd like to see the shaper in bits! 😂

[@EnglishHobbyMachinist]

Nice to see the shaper in use again, its a yes from me for the shaper repair video 👍

[@MrStrangegoo]

I would love to watch this repair.

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Very nice work as always sir. I like your videos and style.

[@peterspencer6442]

Yes yes yes please share the shaper fixing, we'd love to see inside it and your approach to all the problem solving!

[@MrFactotum]

yeah Show us the shaper Michel👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@tooltimechris7217]

Finally some shaper action! Ofcourse we would like to see you repair the shaper! It will be helpful to see what I can face once I start on the restauration of my shaper!

[@keithevans9495]

It would be great to see you strip fix and put back together the shaper 👍

[@bulletproofpepper2]

Make a tool to make a tool. Thanks for sharing.

[@maxfarr4142]

Hi Mike. I'm in New Zealand. I appreciate your videos. I'd be keen to see you maintain your shaper. Have a great time!

[@gerardvogels7971]

Yes please I would really like to watch you fix the shaper

[@MichaelLangdon-en5cw]

Love your videos

[@ronwilken5219]

Hi Michael, yes please, I'd like to see the inner workings of the shapes when you do the repair. Regards from Canada's banana belt. 🤞🇨🇦🍌🥋🇺🇦🕊🇧🇪💩🪓💪🏁👍

[@douglashank8480]

Thanks for the good idea! I think I'm going to try making something similar for the lathe.

[@Rustinox]

Go for it.

[@stagemachines]

As always, thank you for the content. One of the things I've just learned about the shaper,in my short time using one , is the importance of the relationship between the cutting edge of the tool and the imaginary deflection point of rotation the entire clapper box/ tool post assembly. The more forward the cutting edge is,in reference to the ram stroke of the cutting tool tends to make it dig in. The further back the cutting edge of the tool in relation to the point of rotation of the tool post clapper box will have it lift out of the cut. this type of tool holder, by mounting on the backside of the shank will help with that. Of course I would like to see you show the shaper modification or maintenance. I'm not sure how the plastic block gets bigger, but maybe it's the bore in the block getting loose around the kingpin ?

[@Steviegtr52]

Handy tool holder Michel. Plus as usual it cost nothing to make. Bonus. Steve.

[@lilylodon]

Yes I would like to see you repair the shaper internals 🤞

[@Preso58]

Nice makeover, Michel.

[@Rustinox]

It's the same tool holder you started working on when you visited my shop.

[@bobgilbert4873]

I would love to see the shaper repair.

[@Rustinox]

One day maybe.

[@ls2005019227]

I need to build one of those tool holders.....have been using direct mounted and smaller bits in an Armstrong holder. Thanks!

[@SgtCude59]

Yes it would be nice to watch fixing the shaper

[@TedRoza]

G'day Rusty. Very nice modification on the New Tool Holder, & at least you know It's square ⬛️ & where you want it, & it does a very good job at whatever angle you want. As far as the 200mm internal right angle in the shaper, wondering if an offset tool holder will work over the virticle downside section. Example the toolholder with an " L " shape tool holder on the bottom edge allowing 100% downward cutting. 😮😅 If that makes sence ? Ted

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

As always, great entertainment. You practically modified the donated tool to be the same as the one You already made. Never mind, we all had fun.

[@huibhoogendoorn503]

He Michel, natuurlijk altijd goed om een reperatie te zien aan de schaafbank. Ik zal er met veel interesse naar kijken en wellicht zelf ook uitvoeren indien nodig. Mooi stukje werk trouwens met de beitelhouder.

[@melgross]

Sure, I’d love to see that.

[@amancalledconor]

Please make the video of the shaper maintenance! I have a similar shaper that hasn't been used in about 50 years, and I'm really interested in it's restoration and ongoing maintenance. Thanks!

[@johnmoultrie-dc4cj]

Yes I would like to see the shaper being repaired.

[@rayp.454]

I would like to see the inside of your shaper. Nice job on the tool holder.

[@davidberlanny3308]

Hi Michel, not sure if quite enough of us has said yes to the shaper repair video. Just in case here's another thumbs up!! I was thinking about your original tool holder, could you have sleeved the eye and made a smaller bolt? Not that it matters it was a very enjoyable fix and the conical coolant nozzle worked really well!! Have a great weekend!!

[@ThePottingShedWorkshop]

Your deburring tool on sped up footage sounds like a dentist's drill😬! Of course we want to see you take your shaper apart to fix it! I can compare the insides to mine then and see if there's anything else I need to fix! Regarding which way round you put your extended toolholder, I always install mine with the body of the toolholder behind the tool. That way, the cutting forces dont try and stretch the bolt threads, but I doubt either of our shapers are powerful enough for that to make that much of a difference!

[@prhdk1957]

Thank you.

[@andersmeiniche2746]

Fix it, it will be a nice video 👋 You deserve many more Subscribers i think. Keep up the good work 💪

[@howardosborne8647]

Yes we want to see the problem with the shaper fixed......Perhaps a bronze block would be more reliable than nylon.

[@RoyBlumenthal]

Am I interested? You're damn right I'm interested!

[@HaxbyShed]

Nice work.

[@Rustinox]

Thanks Paul.

[@DoMetalStuff]

Of course I want to see it. I still have to work on it myself. I think I have the same problem. I make a new lantern pieces and you adjust the tool. if you had done the 2 sides first, holding on to the part you milled off first. you would have been done with 2 setups😉😉

[@Rustinox]

You're right, but my initial plan was also in two setups :)

[@db45acp89]

I enjoy your videos, thank you for making them. Great work on the Shaper tool. It gives me good ideas for my own. What is the model of your Deckel Milling Machine? And what make and model is your shaper?

[@Rustinox]

The Deckel is the FP1, same as Stefan and Mr. Crispin. The shaper is a AI Hembrug. Made in the Netherlands.

[@db45acp89]

@@Rustinox Thank you. They are beautiful machines

[@MartsGarage]

Hi Rusti. Nice job on the toolholder. I remember being told how a shaper achieves the slow forward/fast return by means of the bullwheel and slider block. I thought the people that thought of that were very clever. It will be good to see inside the machine. Do you think the nylon part is original? Nylon is not very good with oil. I wonder if the nylon part is a previous owner's repair. Keep doing what you do. It's always interesting. Mart.

[@RJFM4]

Great video. As expected….. lol. Please video the repair. I have a new to me shaper……. In a box, and could use a visual. Thank you

[@paulrayner4514]

come on Rusty. of course we want to see it!

[@chriscraven9572]

Yes please to the shaper repair

[@paln2893]

Yes to repair. The weekend isent complete without a rusty vid

[@JTL1313]

Yes, let’s see the fix for the shaper.

[@mr.b2232]

👍😎

[@skyking252]

By all means, make the shaper repair video. Machine repair is as much a part of this hobby any other project we undertake, and often of greater importance and sometimes urgency.

[@cyclebuster]

Hell I would watch you make coffee. I have no time to work on my machines.

[@rickpalechuk4411]

Interested?...I think you could make watching paint dry interesting 😁 Cheers

[@rl3898]

Yes to the shaper repair, do you have 2 22mm spanners? why not cut the other end 24mm..oh to late now !

[@Rustinox]

Yes, I do. And also a socket 22 :)

[@taranson3057]

Tear it down and get er done!

[@stevenaegele5228]

Fix the clunk!

[@donnykiofetzis5775]

yes please

[@paulshouse524]

Fix that shaper!

[@darrellstephen3085]

Let's look inside.

[@marcvandenbogaard7286]

Fix the shaper please, I have the same shaper with the same problem.

[@hilltopmachineworks2131]

You can't have too many shaper tools.

[@frankdoner8402]

Film the repair.

[@jdmccorful]

Good one Rusty!