DIY 電動ドリルで旋盤の作り方 How to make hand drill lathe.

[@jonathansimmonds5784]

It makes me so glad I was taught at boarding school in 1966 age 11 how to use woodwork machines and metalwork too. I gather kids today don't get practical lessons like that these days.

[@sdjnwhyNZ]

Your failure and fixing measures are more valuable than the final success. Keep up the good work!

[@bluejijiikemen5537]

私のＤＩＹ範囲なら十分事足りる。道具は使いようでいろいろ応用できるんだという事も大変参考になりました。行動派の貴殿にエール！！

[@アカギカイジ-m1n]

天狗さんの動画は、私に勇気を与えてくれます　＾＾ 他の方の動画は、すばらしいんですけど、「こんなのできるかい！」「真似できないorz」ってよく思うんですけど、天狗さんのは、「まずは作ってみよう！」って気になります。 ありがとうございます。 材が飛んだところがスローモーションなのが、すごい好きです。 音楽も解説もないのも好きです。 I love your sweet video.

[@sergematis8309]

Углы рубанкомипредварительно нужно проходить, а под центр задней бабки засверливаться. Нас так в школе учили ...

[@kevinaldcroft6291]

I made my first lathe back in 1974. I had two horizontal drill stands clamped to a cement stair panel, One held an old black and Decker drill and the other held an old chuck, which was my dead center. I used a brass fitting which I shaped to be the live center bit. I used a lump of timber too act as my chisel support and the chisels were all made form old metal files. I would turn nose cones from balsa wood for my model rockets. Later my father got hold of an old Knitting machine base and I used that for the base of the lathe and mounted the horizontal drill stands on to the frame and one on the carriage which was my dead center. Fun times.

[@obstfrukty1063]

Oh, the good old time, sweet memory!

[@otsonic]

Nice one! Very easy to build and no special parts needed. Thank you!

[@ramrandhawa2649]

I liked it. It's the real deal. Application of excess glu, dropping stuff and the best was the wood piece jumping out. All natural and original. Some of the other videos I watch are so perfect and sometimes too perfect. Good job

[@joaobatistagomesduarteduar2766]

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[@Romeo-re2rt]

F-g+-hh-gg

[@nathanlungtau4745]

the wood pop off because of vibration, you can control that vibration by lowering the rotation speed of the drill by not pressing full the switch use zip tie for that . best choice is an angle grinder with speed adjustment

[@michaelchia9150]

Well done,

[@mkkn3240]

Very nice leth machine

[@kongdarto7364]

Good very creative. 👍

[@MHFROX]

I don't believe I'll ever need a file handle so badly as to go thru all of this, but it was certainly entertaining! Nothing dissuaded him...he just kept right on truckin like a man on a mission with nothing but the most basic of tools. Gotta love it! Bravo!

[@dacyana115]

Hi MHFROX, I agree with your post, you are right. Could you recommend me please a tutoriel (in english, or in french) to make a homemade wood lathe, big enough to use it to create a wooden mannequin for sewing? Thank you forward for it. Have a gr8 day.

[@mahesh1757sardesai]

very simple and nice to operate.

[@alchan6278]

.An effective practical low cost idea. Thanks for sharing.Your work jumped out dangerously because you did not drill a countersink hole with a centre drill so that the tailstock centre can go in further to lock your wood. Remember to oil the tailstock centre where it contacts the wood. It does help. Periodically readjust your tailstock as the vibrations can loosen the the contact at the tailstock. Your tool resr should be adjustable to be as close to the wood as practical to reduce vibrations

[@kesternostra2409]

I love it man, i want to try making one...

[@smsoratur5131]

Fantastic 🤘

[@odraregaviles9759]

Very nice.

[@jelajahlautkaltara4470]

Saya akan coba buat seperti itu lumayan menambah pengetahuan buat semua orang,,,

[@BtyBeldragonnet]

C'est plein d'astuces, c'est intelligent, ça me plait ! 👍

[@AnnaëlleD]

Le support du ciseau à bois est vraiment trop éloigné de la pièce à tourner. Cela génère trop de vibration, provoque de la fatigue et avec la fatigue vient le danger : imaginez si l'outil de coupe vous vole en pleine face ! De plus : à 16:22 on voit que ce support est instable, ce qui entraîne plus de risque de perdre le contrôle du ciseau. C'est donc une très mauvaise réalisation, dangereuse et qui ne peut produire que des pièces irrégulières... et laides ! Quand j'ai vu comment le bloc de bois était "fixé", je me suis dit : "Oh non... c'est dangereux ! Ça va voler !" - 16:30 J'avais raison... C'est tellement dangereux ! En plus d'une très mauvaise conception, on a ici l'exemple d'une très mauvaise utilisation également !

[@BtyBeldragonnet]

@@AnnaëlleD c'est de la bricole, et la bricole, c'est aux risques et périls du bricoleur ! C'est en forgeant qu'on devient forgeron !

[@m.santos1520]

Why did you drill the hole in the tailstock by hand with another drill? I guess you can easily use your hooked drill to make the hole on it using the same drill bit.

[@AnnaëlleD]

When I saw how the wood block was "fixed", I told myself: "Oh no.... this is dangerous !" - 16:30 I was right... So dangerous! A chance that you had not been hurt because it could have flown directly to your face!

[@jamppa80]

I have to try this! 😊👍👌

[@jimparsons6803]

For the most part the wooden feed stock was a couple of down the length ripped 2 by 4s. Pretty clever use of materials, I'd say.

[@DICAS5808]

Aí e top bão demais da conta 👏👏👏👍

[@giomalico7770]

Genius! With simplex tools you made a perfect lathe.

[@AnnaëlleD]

The support for the hand tool is really too far from the piece which is turned. This make your tool to vibrate too much... This brings fatigue and with fatigue comes danger: imagine if the cutting tool go flying right to your face! Plus: at 16:22 we can see that this support is unstable, which brings more risk to lose control of the cutting tool. Very bad realization! When I saw how the wood block was "fixed", I told myself: "Oh no.... this is dangerous !" - 16:30 I was right... So dangerous! A chance that you had not been hurt because it could have flown directly to your face! Very bad utilisation as well!

[@pauldejesus9644]

very nice

[@kakAzisFranklin]

thanks for video

[@steveraman4562]

excellent

[@tengucraft]

@@steveraman4562 Thsnks!!

[@三ツ矢サイダー-g4m]

DIYには丁度良さそう！やってみよ！

[@andrewhoward7200]

I like it. Very good.

[@sdb97428]

指輪の研磨に使っていた機械、手作りだったんですか。すごい！

[@sergiorodriguez2776]

Excellent.

[@sarbenalug6780]

Nice idias

[@johnschuster9192]

Its a very simple lathe..First I would put a hold down screw on the tool rest and the tail stock.That way things are more secured..PS buy a sharpie..then u can see it...

[@AmigaA-or2hj]

Thanks for the upload. I’m going to make one, but I won’t be using a drill as a power source. I’m going to use a bench grinder motor.👍👍👍

[@m.santos1520]

A 750-3200 variable speed drill is more effective in this case than any other fixed speed motor.

[@back2backjack1]

This is one of my favorites, but i see room for improvements. This is the first that I will try. Some of the vids are more complicated and expensive than just going out and buying the tool.

[@dacyana115]

Hi, Could you recommend me please a tutoriel to make a homemade wood lathe, big enough to use it to create a wooden mannequin for sewing? Thank you forward for it. Have a gr8 day.

[@back2backjack1]

@@dacyana115: Did U say sewing? U want life like parts?

[@hidenobuwatanabe7051]

ベースが木製だとどうしてもしなるから危ないですよ。 固定用の土台スライドすろことを考えておられるならネジ式ぐらいが安く済むんですかね？ L型アングルとH鋼とかで強度取りつつ安くできる様な気がします。

[@Vlad-ji8rj]

Неплохо так.👍

[@paulhunn5856]

Good job with those tools!

[@RixtronixLAB]

cool idea :) @12:41, the hook on the bit, what's the name ? how can the drill holding the wood ? is there a hole on the wood ? thanks

[@RobMacKendrick]

Others have mentioned the fact that the tool rest is too far from the work. Another thing: if you must touch the spinning stock (feeling for smoothness, sanding, oiling...) always do it in back, never on top or in front. Imagine your fingers getting caught and jammed in the tool rest. (Which is virtually guaranteed with that big gap.) Always be aware that a lathe is one of the worst tools in the shop for grabbing hold of body parts and destroying them. Always come at it with preventing that as Step 1.

[@kongdarto7364]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@MrPaulomad]

parabéns sem disfarces mostrando erros ocasionais e imprevistos👏👏👏👏👏

[@paulandlesson]

i don't know much about lathe safety, but the project looked thought thru and done well. Also, the video flowed very well. Good job.

[@CanalSHAWBE]

Muito bom o torno caseira

[@jayejaycurry5485]

When I am sawing stock, I let it hang over the left side of my bench. That way I can saw with my right hand and catch the cut off with my left and not have to reach over the moving blade as I would if I were sawing on the right side. I find that easier and safer.

[@nanangtamtama7562]

Sy suka dgn cara2 simpel kaya gini buat pelajaran baru good good deh

[@jedrek29t]

👍

[@tengucraft]

👍👍

[@usan13]

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[@michaelbritton9778]

I'm no expert at wood turning but just thought you might have took corner's off the wood before you started and seems like the tool rest was a bit far from the work and tailstock didn't seem very strong nice idea though

[@reinaldotenorio8956]

bom dia espetacular nota 10 Deus a direção.

[@lordbaet]

Muy buena idea, te felicito !!! Y muy buen video, sin música, sin palabras y fluido. A la acción !

[@Grillman45600]

Simple, I am making this one

[@gtgaming6085]

Hey just a tip. Try moving the right side in a little bit as you go it will wear down on that side

[@mariosantizo4099]

Excellent work !!! Just be carefull the wood doesn't get wet and twist !!! Good idea to cover the wood with 3 coats of paint or varnish to protect it from liquids !!

[@tinobriones7922]

Hello this lathe can be used for pool cue ?

[@eduardotrujillohernandez5611]

It seems fine to build a little lathe to work in wood. But, the caliper never be used to trace any line!

[@legendrebernard2549]

Great thanks for sharing a brilliant idea merci l' ami :) :) :)

[@asharsumari9313]

impressive....thumbs up

[@АлександрХолодков-б1щ]

Как говорится, если руки золотые , то не важно от куда они растут))

[@juanruiz8631]

Buen trabajo amigo,he aprendido mucho con Ud. Gracias desde Cordoba(España). Saludos

[@ГригорийФабричных]

Да-а ... Был у меня знакомый , шустрый и нетерпеливый , как электровеник , несмотря на возраст . Если коротко , захожу к нему в мастерскую , марганцовкой рот полощет , зарядил заготовку в токарный , заднюю бабку не зафиксировал , позвали - отвлекли , забежал и тут же нажал на кнопку , деревяка вылетела и - по зубам ... Так что вам , молодой человек , повезло ...

[@gojogingo]

案ずるより産むが易し、ですね。勉強になりました。

[@ashraf61]

Good Job. Thanks for sharing.

[@minecon3545]

*очень простая конструкция, то что нужно! спасибо!*

[@kod5679]

Заднюю бабку только надо усилить.

[@henrysolartemoreno8479]

Super practico, facil de elaborar, lo estare fabricando para mejorar mi taller de bricolaje, gracias por subir el video.

[@ОлегЗапорожец-щ4щ]

самый реальный проект на ютубе что я видел..спасибо огромное ...

[@eliasmoises4819]

Como vas a usar un calibre para golpear!! 😓😓

[@maribelquispe3614]

exelente video abrazo desde ARGENTINA

[@gurbaljit1]

In this budget.. 💰💵💴💶 $ it is great. 👍👍👍👍

[@dacyana115]

Hi Gurbaljit Singh sandhu, Could you recommend me please a tutoriel (in english, or in french) to make a homemade wood lathe, big enough to use it to create a wooden mannequin for sewing? Thank you forward for it. Have a gr8 day.

[@allenr.9808]

I am so glad I watched this vid cuz I learned all the things what NOT to do although the idea is pretty good it needs refining for sure.

[@raftazhoussen4523]

Good

[@mordechailevinson8646]

....Thank You for posting this....

[@GHcorporation]

you are te best!

[@efisiocao8007]

Bravo!!! Anche senza grande attrezzatura, sei riuscito realizzare qualcosa di veramente pratico, alla portata di tutte le persone come me che praticano quest'hobby per passione. Complimenti!

[@leandersmith6184]

I would put the armrest closer to the workpiece and made a better fitting mold to fit the drill. Drill a little hole in the workpiece so you don't hav the o hammer the piece to the drill but further thanks a lot a great idea and you give me steps to replicate thank you

[@dacyana115]

Hi Leander Smith, Could you recommend me please a tutoriel (in english, or in french) to make a homemade wood lathe, big enough to use it to create a wooden mannequin for sewing? Thank you forward for it. Have a gr8 day.

[@manuelgonzalez-wy2bn]

good lathe for small jobs,you need to reinforce the centre pivots and supports to avoid vibrations and the rest tool should be much close to the spinning piece (say 5 millimeters)for better control of chisel cheers..........

[@dacyana115]

Hi Manuel Gonzalez, Could you recommend me please a tutoriel (in english, or in french) to make a homemade wood lathe, big enough to use it to create a wooden mannequin for sewing? Thank you forward for it. Have a gr8 day.

[@barrycarter7965]

Very good, but trying to trim a square shape was a BIG mistake. You should use a bench saw to remove the corners until it looks like an octagon. Then it should cut OK

[@dacyana115]

Hi Barry Carter, Could you recommend me please a tutoriel (in english, or in french) to make a homemade wood lathe, big enough to use it to create a wooden mannequin for sewing? Thank you forward for it. Have a gr8 day.

[@charliepace8051]

Bravo

[@ПавелФедяшин-о6е]

よくやった！

[@AnnaëlleD]

The support for the hand tool is really too far from the piece which is turned. This make your tool to vibrate too much... This brings fatigue and with fatigue comes danger: imagine if the cutting tool go flying right to your face! Plus: at 16:22 we can see that this support is unstable, which brings more risk to lose control of the cutting tool. Very bad realization!

[@b3arwithm3]

The drill will move as soon as you turn it on and wont align with yhe other end.

[@guillermolopez1505]

Muy buen aporte! Saludos!

[@fishlivesmatter]

押し台の締め付けが弱くて物が顔に飛ぶかもね。。

[@gerdmaintz6542]

Super Coole Idee..

[@sicklecell9999]

good vid, but one handed lathe cutting?..... that was just scary to watch.

[@eladioorejarenavera3891]

buena idea señor,hice una igual solo que la arme sobre una mesa para dar mas estabilidad al torno. GRACIAS.

[@kpraneeth666]

Definitely trying this

[@11111972cjb]

Please don't! There are so many things wrong with this build its hard to know where to begin. The main two glaring mistakes are obvious! The two points do not align. The rest bench is far too far away from his work which can be dangerous. When he tightened the block into the two points the end without the drill moved upwards making the alignment even worse! The end needs to be beefed up so that it cannot move. I could go on about the abuse of his tools too but I think you get my drift. Cheers.

[@MultiTom1956]

Very nice👌a little reinforcement of the chuck jaw and it will have more gripping power to hold. 😊

[@tengucraft]

Thank you . I want to chuck jaw.

[@Ed19601]

@@tengucraft I think Matthias Wandell made a chuck jaw on his channel

[@dacyana115]

Hi Mahendra Tiwari, Could you recommend me please a tutoriel to make a homemade wood lathe, big enough to use it to create a wooden mannequin for sewing? Thank you forward for it. Have a gr8 day.

[@norbertopapoy5069]

Gostei meu amigo. parabéns

[@mikedebell2242]

I like it. Came to a little bump in the road, fixed it, moved on.

[@luigicernigliaro1323]

Molto interessante complimenti

[@tomeu8539]

muy buen tuto

[@edmorales6741]

Well done. I'm sure you have improvements in mind, but it is a starting point for turning small wood parts.

[@fortunatochoque48]

Nb.

[@fortunatochoque48]

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[@mariarocha4215]

comecei a assistir seus vídeos hoje, impressionante como você tem idéias ótimas, hoje vai ser o dia todo só para assistir seus vídeos kkkkkkkk 10000000000 likes

[@errolfoster1101]

move your tool rest so that it just clears the job a lot less chance of it flying out and gives more control

[@dacyana115]

Hi, Could you recommend me please a tutoriel to make a homemade wood lathe, big enough to use it to create a wooden mannequin for sewing? Thank you forward for it. Have a gr8 day.

[@k192447]

well thought out.

[@maxs8177]

Brilliant, very simple. I will try to one the same, thanks!!

[@cecileruiz2739]

Good gig, will really good to have an idea the dimensions of pieces!

[@mariosantizo4099]

You can calculate them based on the dimension of the drill. Using the drill dimension as a base.

[@mariosantizo4099]

He takes the basic measurements at the beginning. Use that as a guide.

[@pereirinhadasilva]

You is off the Best my friend.