Back To Basics #1- Setting The Lathe Tool Height

[@DM-rp7ps]

Thank You for showing the lantern post tool, am glad I stuck it out to the end. It isn't easy to find info on this portion of that particular set-up. Am planning to get a quick change, like most I'm sure, but until then am making it work! Great vid, and will be checking out more of this series. Haven't run a lathe since High School, but it was my favorite tool.

[@sharkrivermachine]

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[@dublloyd9625]

you solved my older forgetful memory about centering have to set a center on mill attachment and had forgotten how thank you

[@sharkrivermachine]

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[@ktaylor5784]

Just found you based on another KZbinr, Looks like it will be a nice series for beginners and refresher for others

[@sharkrivermachine]

Thank you, I am looking forward to it. Also looking for ideas. Thanks for watching , commenting, and subscribing.

[@michaelcapp4597]

I use a scriber on a stand and set the height from the a dead centre in the Chuck and then swing it around to the cutting tool and set height accordingly.

[@sharkrivermachine]

I do the same thing occasionally, works well. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@aj44ish]

Just found you thanks to Adam. A couple minutes of hearing you teach, I subscribed. Thnx for teaching a dying skill. 👍👍

[@sharkrivermachine]

Thank you for subscribing. I am enjoying putting this series together. I probably learn more from this than the viewers do.

[@aj44ish]

R. Steven Lang, Shark River Machine I’m saving up to buy a lathe so I can learn another skill. I’ve been watching Kieth, Adam, Steve, and now you. At 53 it’s never to late to learn. Thank you.

[@raymuttart5484]

Thanks again Steve, so true.

[@sharkrivermachine]

Very welcome, thanks for watching.

[@johnsushchyk7933]

thank you for your help i learned alot since i never was trained in using a lathe, hopefully you will show making threads n how to grind the tool bit thanks again

[@sharkrivermachine]

I will take that into consideration. I have not done a video specific to cutting threads because there are so many out there. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@jabbasan12]

Great series Sir! Please keep them coming!.

[@sharkrivermachine]

Not sure how often, but I have some more in mind. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@EmmaRitson]

this is really good. i learnt a heap. thanks!

[@sharkrivermachine]

Thank you, Emma. I hope that I can produce more meaningful videos in this series.

[@rogeroconnor5182]

great stuff,i look forward to more.i like the idea of not having to watch a hour long video just to get the needed info.

[@sharkrivermachine]

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[@mytube400]

Thanks very well explained!

[@sharkrivermachine]

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[@RRINTHESHOP]

Good review Steven.

[@sharkrivermachine]

Thank you, Randy. I hope that this series works out, I am enjoying working on the individual skills.

[@priority2]

Great video, especially for us newbies! Thanks

[@sharkrivermachine]

Thank you, I need to produce and post some more of these videos.

[@metalworksmachineshop]

Good video Steve.

[@sharkrivermachine]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@flatheadronsgarage7345]

Nice job Steve, well explained. 👍

[@sharkrivermachine]

Thank you, Ron. I am looking forward to doing some more videos in this series.

[@josephlovell6951]

Nicely done.. grate jod on this one

[@sharkrivermachine]

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[@j.loveenterprisesllc4802]

Nice !

[@sharkrivermachine]

Thank you!

[@thomasblackwell9507]

I like 👍!

[@sharkrivermachine]

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[@MRSOMTHINBASIC]

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