Machining a Part

[@boldee101]

Its always good to see how other people go about manufacturing a part it helps you to become a better machinist.

[@josueivanlopezmartinez3841]

Several years ago I saw your video and I fell in love with the trade, now I’m engineer and I’m glad to see this things every day!

[@TavisNamara]

It's irresistible. Lathes, milling machines, any kind of really powerful thing that just slices away metal like it's nothing... You just want to see more. I know I do.

[@DavBob]

I love these videos, I know nothing about machining parts like this, I am a nurse, but love watching them. This one stood out more than all the others I have watched in that you cleaned and tidied the place as you went along. Nice video.

[@TheMikechvz]

this is such a nice video for such a nice and simple part. as a cnc and manual machinist its awesome to see all the work that goes into 1 part. so many people dont understand what it really takes to make something

[@lbinali2l]

المخرطه والتفريز والله من اجمل المكاين اللي اشتغلت عليها😍❤️❤️

[@64Racerx]

I started out in life on a mission to become a machinist and I completed an apprentice program many, many years ago but life took me in other directions. This brought back some really good memories and reminded me what my true calling is. I'm definitely jumping back in, thank you for the inspiration.

[@Stefan_Van_pellicom]

Love the way you keep everything nice and clean while you work ! And the precision with which you do everything. I suscribed !

[@TheBearnuts]

Truly an art form. I could watch this all day.

[@yesac101]

That has to be one of the nicest knobs i've ever seen, but seriously that was elaborate.

[@jayshurb2448]

Impressed by the cleanliness . If you ever decide to purchase more equipment please consider diversified machine systems proudly made in the USA .

[@222varminter]

Thank you sir, this is absolutely one of the best lathe videos on youtube!

[@dragondeprimera]

ola es bueno saber que hay personas que se dedican al arte de la metalmecanica...gusto en ver sus videos maestro

[@Vesalempinen]

True professional keeps his work place tidy and clean. Good job ! Nice video !

[@v10ramTony]

Hard to do that sometimes under stressful time constraints and work conditions!

[@No1Stinger]

I was a programmer/setter for a CNC Churchill turret lathe at Rushton Gas Turbines in Lincoln and Rushton Bucyrus over the other side of the city. I only have a medium-sized Ward 7 though in my workshop at home.

[@FairlyInconspicuous]

Best machining video I've seen to date. Thank you for making this.

[@duvielhernandez2887]

This is so satisfying to watch...

[@THR33STEP]

Much more rewarding than ordering a part in a catalog.

[@DGEngineering1]

That is excellent work, something to be proud of. What is yet another plus is, you did it by means of conventional machinery. I thought it was becoming a lost art.

[@ypaulbrown]

amazing quality of Video for being so Ancient......Bravo

[@101tecman]

you are the man...ive never used a lathe before but now i want one...great skill

[@BowHunter5100]

You sir, have won my subscription! Great work!

[@Youthooob]

So awesome i just kept looking at it

[@SniperTeamTango]

ah can watch such fine work for days.

[@THEQuest2112]

MY friend JONNY Balfour WAS one of the best AND made these things regularly VERY elegant work YOU got the skillz bro

[@manudehanoi]

i have a C4 too, happy with it apart from the cross slide not being fully square to the chuck axis

[@mirslaaw]

very, very nice show. and nice setup in your room.

[@LunarFlare91]

What a beautiful lathe machine

[@dweathers56b]

Very nice work. A thing of beauty.

[@erivanayres7074]

Great job and very nice part. Congratulations!

[@astriknon]

Using edge finder on one side in X, zero, move to other side touch off, move table half distance X currently reads after touching second side then zero. Repeat for Y. Doesn't quite matter if you don't touch off exactly in the mid. Personally on a round part i'd sweep it with dial indicator to find center.

[@mega313marz]

His shop is sweet... That brick wit wood tables looks good... Should make a vid on ur equipment... Great craftsmanship!

[@gervaisfillion9417]

One thing i take in the video that we all should remark is how theis guy work in a CLEAN work place,,,not like some dirty place that we can see in some shop. Great job and in a clean place.

[@3space]

Nicely done video, thank you. I'm likely buying that lathe in the next few days, and it was nice to see it in action.

[@BAK87]

Nice tread cutting, and impressive piece overall. Vid and music go together great also. Good job man!

[@gamingSlasher]

That was surprisingly enjoyable to watch.

[@jayphilipwilliams]

With the Sieg C4, would it be possible to taper a rod VERY slightly, say .003" over an inch, or so? I know it has power cross feed, so I'm guessing it might be possible, but I'm not sure.

[@demotut]

this is a form of art.

[@TylerHarney]

Great work. Very addicting to watch.

[@matteroftim3]

This is art.

[@nielsreiziger4850]

i do this for living im 19 Years old im still learning but its getting there over time

[@goaliedude32]

Maximus gameplay I wish I had gotten into this stuff at your age.

[@dirtbikeridermat]

goaliedude32 yeah me too, i'm almost 21 and I've always wanted to get a lathe and mill. I'm studying engineering and love working in the garage on my several too many projects lol.

[@Samy-hh1wn]

how much r u making outta this?

[@armanon9225]

Im 16 and i already work on lathe and mill

[@AKTX-yn2ji]

Best clarity of videos keep it up

[@ChrisHarmon1]

Clean looking part. I like the Sieg C4 but man those gear changes look extensive vs the G4000. Worst case I have two change gears and a 9 position lever.

[@origin197511]

Beautifully made! I appreciate the work that goes into making something nice.

[@metaling1]

Very, very nice. Great workmanship, great video - first class.

[@speedmotorsport]

As a fellow fabricator, i love what you have done here, fantastic.

[@Husainkbarafwala]

Hey post more of such wonderful videos. Great work.

[@Wongsterwish]

Lovely piece of work!!! I like one comment saying that it is the journey than the destination. Love to see more vids from you.

[@nazrul0078]

the best reason being a part manufacturer or machinist. u part fabricate ur own thing. with e basic foundation of a lathe machine n miller u definitely can do e part with almost perfection

[@gregdic1964]

nice job 32 years as a professional toolmaker so feel good

[@jamesparker308]

that was awesome -so cool I'm buying a lathe! looks awesome

[@Just1Rhyme]

this was a cool video and a really good part, i just got back from a machine shop class that taught me all this

[@stillbashingmetal]

Very good editing. Interesting to watch. Nice workshop. Brass is very nice to machine, but it does leave a lot of mess, doesn't it? Nice looking component, bit wasteful of material, though. Did you consider inserting a length of threaded brass rod into the handle part? it would have saved a lot of material and machining. Just an observation, still a great bit of machining, though. Thanks for your efforts in making the video and posting.

[@moojuice369]

very, very nice. that's what I call attention to detail !

[@justuandmebb]

it is more accurate to find the center of a round part by sweeping it with a test indicator. good work.

[@danofxr64t]

Just a heads up if you're milling something round put it in a dividing head or a chuck, that way there's no way if can move or be grabbed bye the cutter and ripped out. nice job tho

[@belvinsman]

some of the best lathe demo I have seen. great video. hard to find unless you type machining. was trying to find it again under metal lathe and could not find it.great video though.

[@AdamSkriver]

Why did you choose to make the piece out of a single piece of brass rather than breaking it into a thread bar and cap? Red loctite and some tight left hand threads can be as strong as brazing. Plus you can replace the thread bar if it wears out or gets damaged. Beautiful work though. You have a nice set up.

[@Vichardhara303]

NIce part and great job done ..skill hand work I like very much ...thanks a lot

[@cesarelizalde8765]

un video agradable .buen trabajo .quedo perfecta tu pieza.

[@codyyyc3]

that was truly amazing. i am just starting out in the cnc machining industry and this is also my favorite video ive seen so far. you mustve saved alota money by now

[@v10ramTony]

Saved money via what... replacing his own home doorknobs? lol. This is a hobby. If this (obviously expert) person could be working they'd be making exponentially more money than they might save by manually machining home repair parts.

[@ProfRonconi]

That's a thing of beauty. Thanks for posting the video.

[@asid61]

Wow. I hope I can make stuff like that some day. Beautiful work!

[@asid61]

@SharkTank I actually can! I learned a lot of machining skills since that comment was posted and have access to way more machines. I've built some good stuff.

[@asid61]

@SharkTank 22, I was 16 when I wrote that.

[@dedirahman3376]

Clean work. 👍👍

[@ComradeBobby]

I find this really therapeutic to watch :)

[@rk81oman]

I love this video! At work i have CNC Machines and spend my day at the computer programming parts. Boring... This video here is pure handcraft, i love it!

[@colsanjaybajpai5747]

Wonderful machining

[@warmachineacc]

wow that's really cool, i guess all machinist do their work differently. I am going to school to become a machinist. I have one more semester to get my Lathe Operator. I would like to learn it all. But i figured once i'm in the machine shop i would learn it all.

[@0808SCOOTER]

Great video and great workmanship,at least you will have many years use out of what you make and when its passed down they will know who made it and cherish it as a keep sake, well done and keep up with the good work, 10/10

[@n1bpd]

It's a Dial Indicator & Base.

[@Twig113ifyd]

very well made. What is the little micrometer thing that you use for aligning your piece?

[@mikeram2000]

Quedo de lujo esa manivel a te felicito ..Buen Video

[@luisreynoso9413]

Great video, I'm a CNC programmer and operator, and I only wish I was this good at manual machining. Greetings from Argentina.

[@shezpaul]

one of my best vids on youtube for machining. how do you work out how many cuts you need and the distance between for the grip. fantastic !

[@js.herrera]

Con cuantas revoluciones y avance ,o con que alcanzaste ese acabado espejo impresionante

[@twiztid83222]

Wow ur great at this. How did you get the shine on that knob? Brillo pad?

[@holgerreimer8321]

Very fast turning😁 Thanks for a Good Video The SC 4 is a Bench Lathe! I have the same

[@jeffkeller1669]

very interesting! at first glance I thought that was magnesium, but then I read the caption and seen that it is brass.

[@M1KEMEX]

I can't help but notice how clean and meticulous you are... this is a rare sight.

[@TTjuniorTT]

this is so epic very nice work

[@bjlibrero]

great job! im really impressed on how you clean your machines.

[@vikingfaen]

Matthew Dorry for me its the opposite, i love the programming bit, on a new job its the most challenging part of it, essentially coming close as possible to perfection, and afterwards the machine mimics what ive set it up to do.

[@adisharr]

This is officially one of my favorite machining videos. You, sir, have excellent taste. I don't care if some people think it's a waste of material or that 'this and that' could have been done in less operations. There are always people that have to chime in with bullshit. Well done :)

[@Maloy7800]

Very nice work!

[@brian777999]

Beautiful work. Which book would you recommend for a beginner to the lathe ?

[@aaronhelmick8051]

machinist handbook will have about anything you need in it

[@bensonzap4013]

CLEAN WORKSHOP

[@onesi2]

I love how he keeps the cleanliness whenever he is about to go to the his next objective. Keep doing good work bud

[@-maikud7235]

Somting very awesome .

[@hutch430]

Very nice work.

[@ifaistos]

Don't get me wrong... but I believe that when a man invent the bow&arrow, someone that used to hunt with rocks, must told the same thing. Conventional lathe will never die... Its the way to learn. U can't go from "A" to "Ω" without passing the middle letters or if u do u will not able to use some words. Btw, I enjoyed the video again, I must thx @THETRUTHOWHY for that.

[@sportandmiah]

Wow, your videos are absolutely fabulous! More machining vids please!

[@danecuprija]

excellent video

[@DalesTec]

Now that was COOL!!!!!

[@chahatvamdev4088]

Amazing work sir but my question is why you drilling on the face of hammer

[@habiburahuman8064]

Nice finishing Brass material Job by lathe m/c.

[@andr27]

it looks beautiful, but it hurts when I see such waste of material... was it imposiible to make 2 parts knob and bolt?

[@gricka31]

wow, you have a clean shop

[@arvinraj5760]

Whats the difference when you do the turning process from inside to outside and vice versa? at 0:30 and 3:00

[@CameraPPL]

Very nice work! What kind of machines are those? (brand/model I mean)

[@ulisesto]

What are the brand and model of that machines?:o they look very nice

[@angamoos]

From what I saw, you eye up the edge finder in the middle of the workpiece, roughly, then find the edge of the x axis on one side, then find the other side, half the result and wind to zero. Repeat for Y axis and you should have the middle? Someone correct me if i'm wrong