New Mill first vise clamps completed .

Finishing of some bespoke vise clamps for the new Warco mill.

[@userwl2850]

At 42.15 you would do yourself a great favour buying a swivel and tilt vice...... but this is more fun 😉👍

[@konstantinosvas7130]

Good job Ades!!!

[@andrewthick185]

Dear Ade, Lovely seeing the Mill up and operating and such a nice looking pair of mini clamps. As usual great to watch you at work.

[@outsidescrewball]

Enjoyed....nice build

[@Steviegtr52]

I am just making 4 clamps for the new 100mm Arc eurotrade accu lock vice , which i will be posting soon. Waiting for tee nuts & bolts. Great job as usual Ade. Keep up the good work. Strange that you make the video & then when editing realise all the things that are not right. I have done a few & then seen things i never saw when doing it.

[@swanvalleymachineshop]

Nice job there mate . I see you have one of the long ER chucks , I am by accident doing a shortened version ! Cheers .

[@eyuptony]

Too many vises Ade? You forgot to mention your good advice lol. The clamps turned out really well better than bought ones. You'll appreciate them more every time you use them because they are saving you time, each time. A job well worth doing, well done. Tony

[@ade63dug]

Cheers tony ,

[@onehot57]

Nice job!

[@howder1951]

Love the sweater, I have a grease stained- threadbare insulated coveralls the makes the same fashion statement, and I like it like that ! Cheers from Canada! And I must add, those clamps are just smashing!

[@RockingJOffroad]

Very nice looking clamps, I bet they will really look nice once you blue them.

[@pjbaddict]

Love your channel, great to watch. Listening to you extolling the virtues of the fly cutter made me smile, I can’t wait to listen to you once you’ve got some solid carbide endmills 😀. They really are game changers

[@garyc5483]

Excellent job Ade. They should work a treat. Glad we got to know your left arm so well. :-) :-) Looking forward to the next project. regards

[@ade63dug]

I am looking at camera positioning , Having a steep learning curve with this at the moment , i will improve it , Cheers and thanks for watching Ade.

[@danceswithaardvarks3284]

I have the same or very similar fleece jumper, also with a wonderful working patina. its my favourite. Enjoying the videos thanks.

[@yorwerthedwards1045]

I could watch you all day Ade very entertaining 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

[@sharkrivermachine]

Nicely done.

[@ianbertenshaw4350]

Nice work mate ! For years i put up with chain drilling and filing slots and filing things sort of square but that changed when i got my first mill !

[@brucewilliams6292]

They look good. I look forward to your next project.

[@ywiwar7872]

Love the Jumper

[@andrewdolinskiatcarpathian]

The lesson is ........ ‘who needs end mills when a fly cutter does it all’ ! 👍😀

[@bostedtap8399]

Another great milling video, that will be the second one 😁😁😁👍👍👍. Machining well, looks a good un. Thanks for sharing

[@Hui9697]

Hi Ade, You seem to be enjoying the new Mill as much as I'm enjoying watching. I was in past Warco in the summer but still haven't made up my mind which one to get.

[@atheistsfightclub6684]

Just bingewatched the lathe quick change toolpost, very enjoyable, though when i saw the lathe unsteady rest i couldn't help thinking of blondihacks newest video on rebuilding hers. =)

[@jamiebuckley1769]

those vice clamps turned out very nice and sure look the part ade. exellent job.

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

Thanks for yet another joy spraying video. Didn't watch all the milling steps You took but You really made 2 really fine clamps. Regarding the time You have spent milling, editing and delivering joyful videos, maybe there is place to make something beautiful for Your first lady? Cheers!

[@billofalltrades1468]

Great job! The look very nice, well done.

[@hamiltonpianos]

They look great Ade! Really enjoying your vids; longing to find some time to use my mill...👍😊

[@can5projects563]

looks great. well done.

[@GoCreatehms]

Nice neat job, that fly cutter does a pretty good job, cheap and cheerful.

[@airgunsfreedom700ssp3]

looking good so far Ade. I would suggest a lab coat for milling. That woolly sweater will catch a lot of chips in short order.

[@russellhayward2359]

They look very professional Ade 😁 great job. Looking forward to more mill adventures

[@RagsdaleCreek]

That mill and Adrian doing a great job. Have a blessed week and God bless

[@donaldnaymon3270]

Great work. Wow those hold downs are awesome. Thank you for sharing.

[@stephentayler1414]

Ade I found Gloucester tooling does er32 collets up to 25mm, but they are not cheap at £20 a piece, They do seem pretty concentric though. I bought some as I needed to work on 25mm bar stock in the lathe from either end. You are a man of many vices :). Your new vice I have one of those as well and after I had made the clamps I though why didn't I use a cam lock to lock the vice to the table. I might yet try that.

[@oruemulgrew9187]

Awesome videos

[@woodscreekworkshop9939]

Chips everywhere, gotta love it!

[@canalboating]

Lovely job Ade, I got the feeling you were really enjoying making those,

[@ade63dug]

i was , all good fun in the workshop. Cheers Ade.

[@kimber1958]

Brilliant video thank you very much

[@Lesfac]

Really neat job Ade. That fly cutter was working really nicely. I might have to make one to save on milling cutters. I don't think you allowed for backlash after touching off with the wobble pin? Maybe you are lucky if there is minimal backlash. (No big deal anyway on this type of job). I know you are well aware of that.

[@ade63dug]

Hi Les, yes minimal and yes ok for this , Cheers Ade.

[@clivewood2148]

Hi Ade - Thanks for another great video! If you have time, could you show us how to grind the fly-cutter - yours works really well👍

[@chrisstephens6673]

They look very good. Now if you will forgive me sounding like a safety ninny, I have concerns about that 3 pin adapter that is going to get smothered in small sharp chips just waiting to cause annoyance. 😭

[@andrewdolinskiatcarpathian]

Chris Stephens I so agree. Ade, please take heed. 🙏😳

[@ade63dug]

This is already done as we speak . it was high on my list . but thanks for the concern .

[@chrisstephens6673]

@@ade63dug I know how chips get everywhere, even behind the column where you would think there was no chance. A horizontal surface is a magnet for all chips and as soon as I saw it I though oh oh.

[@eyuptony]

I saw that as well but you have to make way for progress. These sockets were there before the milling machine was positioned in it's current place. I'm sure Ade noticed this AFTER the video went LIVE. With so much going on things get missed. That's what makes the video content interesting.

[@chrisstephens6673]

@@eyuptony I have no doubt he would have noticed but it is all too easy to get carried away with new toys, I know I have been guilty of that in my impetuous youth, mine that was a long time ago now.😭😭😭

[@sixtysecondsofstephens2386]

Ade I just saw one of your old videos of your decking. Did you do a follow up of the finished project ? Really transformed your garden. Cheers Joe.

[@1ginner1]

Oh Ade , 23:00, no backlash?, Lol, I know it doesn't matter for this job , but it might be handy to know for future projects before you install the DRO. PS, really enjoying the installation process. Best wishes, Mal.

[@ade63dug]

Yes , i know , however at present the saddle has next to nothing in it , the table had a few thou to start but is better now i have adjusted the leadnut just a tad, there is a fine line between minimal backlash and tightness of the leadnut , i think i will leave it for a bit to settle in through use . on this job it was fine at the amounts i had . Cheers Ade.

[@royboydanny1415]

Hi Ade, I think it's time to bolt the milling machine down , it looks good where you've got it .👍🇬🇧

[@ade63dug]

Agreed, after only 1 day of use it is in a good place, Cheers Ade.

[@ElTallerdeSanti]

Felicidades muy buen trabajo.

[@kenpreddy8318]

Watch out for swarth on the mains adapted block behind the mill !

[@ade63dug]

cover in place, Cheers Ade.

[@gvet47]

Nice project to get use to a new machine. Just wonder about the bulky sweater sleeves around a rotating spindle. Shop must be cold?

[@ade63dug]

The video makes me look a lot closer to it than i am , been milling for 40 years , never been bitten yet , certainly the fly cutter is a dangerous beast if you were to get to close, Cheers Ade.

[@matspatpc]

I'm fairly sure the "start slow, wind up speed" is simply to avoid someone putting some tool that vibrates a lot into the machine, and it suddently starting to walk sideways or shake itself to bits. "Avoid lawsuit text", rather than some genuine technical reason.

[@gagasmancave8859]

Hi Ade looking good chap , could i suggest you remove that adapter from the socket in the back ground before it gets a load of chippings in it Regards Nigel

[@ade63dug]

all done , cover made as well. Cheers Ade.

[@TidyThreads]

Wow! Tesla truck vice clamps.

[@ade63dug]

now you mention it , lol, i like it , Cheers Ade.

[@malsm8892]

Nice job many be you could do with a shorter stick out on the collet holder

[@derekwilliamson5442]

Ade, you could get t slot covers 3D printed exactly to size you need.

[@kimber1958]

We need to get you some cutters

[@kimber1958]

I’m thinking about one of those cutters that has about 8 to 10 inserts in it ,really fly through that material

[@kimber1958]

Thanks. I really have no place commenting on things like that because I really don’t know what I’m talking about LOL just getting started I’m better than I was two months ago but I have a long long way to go

[@kimber1958]

You have a new sub

[@Machine_NZ]

Hi Ade, now you've made something whats your first impressions of the Warco Mill?

[@pappys-tinkering]

Is it an optical thing or is the table rising and falling as you turn the horizontal hand wheel? As I watch the wood in the upper right corner as a stationary point the table seems top rise and fall. Are the gibs tight?

[@ade63dug]

the shed has a wood floor and i am stood close to the tripod , i think it is the floor flex as my weight shifts turning the handle , the gibs are fine . interesting observation though , Cheers Ade.

[@pappys-tinkering]

@@ade63dug Thought it might be something like that because the cut was really smooth. Great videos, thanks for making them.

[@j3xk72r9]

Ade, lock your quill before you take a cut, I think its pushing back up a bit.

[@ade63dug]

I know . it is just getting into the habit , i have noticed it slip down into the job , not fun , am getting used to the quirks of the little mill. Cheers Ade.

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

Really interesting. I have similiar problems using the fine tuning of the Z axle. The coulumn "comes falling down" in steps unless I constantly use my left hand applying some down preassure on the head. Locking is of course mandatory.

[@EDesigns_FL]

If your mill has nylon gears driving the spindle, fly cutters may not be a good fit. I got tired of replacing the nylon gears in my mill and replaced them with metal, and I also stopped using fly cutters. It's been trouble free ever since. Small face mills and carbide end mills tend to work much better in these little mills.

[@ade63dug]

It is belt drive , brushlees motor , a different beast to the cheap geared typical type , good advice though , Cheers Ade.

[@dmcarpman]

cover up that plug socket to stop chips getting in it

[@Unrivaledanime]

Ade, How is that new milling machine i have been in the market for a new machine, can you give a full review of your purchase. thank you in advance

[@tramtoby]

Have you left the shed yet.

[@kimber1958]

Never mind, thanks, got it

[@richardmeyer418]

Hello Ade, as someone who pretends to be a master machinist on the internet (not so much in real life) - I was wondering right at the start, you had the parts clamped into the left side of the vice, without a spacer on the right to keep the vice jaws more or less parallel. Was I correct, and is this a big deal? Lovely to see you making chips on the little beast. I really appreciate your videos.

[@ade63dug]

Hi Richard . A very good question , the usual philosophy is that this is not ideal and rightly so , however, this vice and i have been mates for 25 years and it works and clamps as well as new , even with and imbalance offset to the clampscrew , it is and always was totally reliable for the practice , i guess the answer is that it is not good method , but , due to its narrow width and quality at the outset it is quite safe and fine for my purposes , Cheers Ade.

[@frankjames4573]

Hi ADE.... Grate vid.... nice job at the end... Now to the important stuff... eg, your horrible jumper! It's not so much the jumper it's self, but the fact that you rolled around in a cow pat mate! But I suppose, what you do in your private life is none of my biz... lol... Looking forward to the next vid chap... Frank...

[@ade63dug]

Hi Frank , That jumper should have its own channel , i may do a survey to see it's fate . i has served me well and appears regularly on the channel . years of life in it yet , lol. Cheers Ade.

[@smitmachinale8281]

You better keep your hands away from flying cutters, to me they look too close to ninja swords😬

[@nickmiller76]

All good stuff, but please, it's vice in the UK, not vise.

[@tomeyssen9674]

ADe, how does one obtain your mailing address?

[@ade63dug]

email me with a good reason to know , Cheers Ade.

[@Steviegtr52]

Some of your smaller drills are bent Ade.

[@montynorth3009]

If you make another fly cutter,why not give it a taper shank to go straight into the quill and cut out all that overhang. That would make a nice video to watch.

[@ade63dug]

Totally agree . this was a lashup made on the lathe for use on the lathe , i plan on making one for the mill, somewhere along the growing list of projects, Cheers Ade.

[@richardforrest5781]

Your sweater sleeve looks awfully close to the flycutter !

[@richardmeyer418]

I was thinking that as well, but I realised that with the satate it was in, if it got caught it's just unravel the sweater, leaving Ade nude from the waist up rather than suck him in and dismember him .... or maybe the perspective was deceptive, or ....

[@kimber1958]

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