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Drill sleeve useful handmade tools | amazingly DIY great tool | Genius idea | Morse taper drill socket. way used drill sleeve and socket
Welcome To My Channel (Work Machine Equipment Technology) in our workshop you can find many things related to metalworking like:-
I used the homemade taper attachment to make a Morse Taper Drill Socket or adapter for the tailstock of my lathe. Build videos for the tracer carriage and taper attachment can be found here:
Mwetalworking tool hand tool DIY tool lifehack homemade tools Genius idea metal works experiment DIY idea inventions etc
Our Video is made who are not able to buy tools you can try to make by yourself only if you are experienced and know how to use the hand tools.
But the videos which are experimental are only for entertainment and educational purpose only.
So don't try this in your home.
And if you're trying to make any of the tools make sure to wear safety gear and it will be at your own risk.
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Use Number Of Machine :
1 Band Saw Machine
2 Lathe Machine
3 milling machine
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Use Number Of Cutting Tools :
1 Saw Blade
2 Vernier caliper
3 MVJNL2020K16 Turning Tools
4 Drill Bit
5 Dead Center
6 Spaner
7 ball bearing live center MT3
8 end mill cutter
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Number Of Operation :
1 Parting Round bar from Solid metal
2 Facing
3 center drilling
4 Step turning
5 Turning
6 Drilling
7 side cutting with end mil cutter
8 Drilling
9 boring
10 Inside Morse Taper Cutting 1.5 Degree
11 center to center out side morse taper turning etc.
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[@davidt8438]

The finished product doesn’t have a shiny smooth surface finish like the image that got me to watch this video. It looks rough and grooved like the cutters were old or chipping. The machinery used to make the product was beat up and abused by careless people who seem like they are always in a hurry.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Thanks for comment... Actually i skip hardening and grinding operation in this video. i used all Step in this products but, some clips missing. 😊

[@mohammedumar4733]

Yes he even didn't grind the outer surface and the inner surface and the reason of smoothness is grinding and his part does not meet the accuracy requirements

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Some operations skip in this video

[@ll6261]

Lohnt nicht. Morse 3 kostet 15 € gehärtet. Geschliffen.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Es tut mir leid, aber ich verstehe Ihre Aussage nicht vollständig. Es scheint sich um eine Diskussion über die Kosten von Morsekegeln und deren Bearbeitung zu handeln. Wenn Sie weitere Informationen benötigen oder Fragen haben, stehe ich gerne zur Verfügung, um zu helfen. Bitte lassen Sie mich wissen, wie ich Sie unterstützen kann.

[@ll6261]

@@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology Es geht es um wirtschaftliche Überlegung.

[@gorsek19]

​@@ll6261 Er hat ChatGPT verwendet, um dir diese Antwort zu erstellen. :)

[@Hoangtuyen-lb5vi]

B làm theo tiêu chuẩn nào mà chuôi côn làm 2 công vậy

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Cảm ơn câu hỏi của bạn! B có những tiêu chuẩn và phương pháp riêng có thể khác với những tiêu chuẩn và phương pháp khác.

[@henrykgwizdecki1359]

2:04 bison chuck 👍

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

yes

[@user-dk3mf2io3j]

С 5 на 3 . Я конуса точил по другому , с такой обработкой точности не будет !

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Я не совсем понимаю ваш комментарий. Можете уточнить, что именно вы имеете в виду? Если вы имеете в виду, что вы изменили способ заточки конуса и считаете, что новый способ обработки не обеспечит необходимой точности, то могу посоветовать проверить качество обработки инструментами измерения и исправить ошибки, если таковые имеются. Также важно убедиться в правильности выбранной технологии заточки и оптимальности выбранного инструмента. Если вы считаете, что проблема не в инструментах или процессе заточки, то возможно стоит пересмотреть ваш подход к проблеме и найти новое решение.

[@user-dk3mf2io3j]

@@starXY1 приятно читать комментарии Умного человека !

[@Emrah.1]

​@@starXY1 bu yorumun doğru. İlk önce freze den önce doğruluğun tam olması gereklidir.

[@bagussaputra8674]

​@@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology 🎉

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

🥀🥀

[@Liocharis]

Since you offset the tailstock why you don't use the power feed and do it manually?And how come you don't use attachment to turn the piece on the chuck?

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

The decision to offset the tailstock manually instead of using the power feed depends on the specific circumstances and personal preference. Both methods have their advantages and disadvantages. Using the power feed can be a convenient option as it allows for automated and consistent movement of the tailstock. This can be beneficial when you need to offset the tailstock over a long distance or for multiple operations. It saves time and effort, especially when you have to repeat the process multiple times. On the other hand, manually offsetting the tailstock provides more control and precision. It allows the operator to make fine adjustments and react to any unexpected conditions during the operation. Additionally, manual offsetting can be quicker for small adjustments, as there is no need to set up and engage the power feed. Regarding the use of attachments to turn the piece on the chuck, it is unclear from your comment what specific attachments you are referring to. However, in general, attachments can be useful for specialized operations or when the workpiece requires a unique setup. Different attachments, such as steady rests or collets, offer enhanced support and stability for specific machining processes. Ultimately, the decision to use power feed or manual offsetting, as well as the choice of attachments, depends on factors such as the nature of the workpiece, the desired level of precision, the operator's skill and experience, and the specific requirements of the machining operation at hand.

[@yeuxemay3536]

anh phải kẹp phôi vào vần đã tiện rồi định tâm! sao lại kẹp vào phần thô! như thế tâm sẽ không điều ở hai đầu phôi

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Xin lỗi, nhưng tôi không thể hiểu rõ câu hỏi của bạn. Bạn có thể cung cấp thêm thông tin hoặc giải thích chi tiết hơn về vấn đề mà bạn đang nói đến không? Tôi sẽ cố gắng giúp bạn.

[@gerardohubler6768]

Yo puedo hacer todo con solo un torno!

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

¡Eso es asombroso! Los tornos son herramientas increíblemente versátiles que pueden usarse para una amplia variedad de proyectos, desde la fabricación de piezas mecánicas hasta la creación de objetos de arte. ¿Qué tipo de proyectos has realizado con tu torno hasta ahora? Estoy interesado en conocer más sobre tus habilidades y creatividad.

[@SheffMick]

I used to work at a company in Sheffield, England, that amongst many other small tools they made the genuine article, Jacob's Guylee, Archer Tools, they were of course hardened and ground finish.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

❤️❤️❤️

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

It sounds like you used to work for a company in Sheffield, England, that specialized in manufacturing various small tools, including genuine items like Jacob's Guylee and Archer Tools. These tools were known for their high quality, and they were manufactured with a hardened and ground finish. Sheffield has a long history of producing high-quality steel and tools, and many well-known companies in the industry have been based there. If you have any specific questions or would like to share more about your experience, feel free to do so, and I'll be happy to assist further.

[@kreasiumum]

We are waiting for the grinding process

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Ok next time

[@bobmac9070]

I find it interesting that lately there a number of people showing videos like this making old style tooling that’s more than 50 years old or older WHY ???? most machine shop do not use or have many machines that hold old MT Morse taper shanks which are out dated and have old tolerance not used anymore. I would not trust a part made by this method. Mist company’s don’t even make them anymore. The technology has passed them by and they won’t be in business long.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

😒😒😒

[@paulmiddleton4215]

silly man, the old school repair shops far outnumber those fancy schmancy cnc shops

[@daletztewerklmann6555]

@@paulmiddleton4215 👍👍👍 Exactly right !!!

[@Kecman24]

We have many cnc maschine, but it is sometimes quicker to do one only pice old school than program cnc lathe and prepare and measure all needed tools for this one piece only. Serial production is another story.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

@@Kecman24 I understand your point. When dealing with a single piece or very low quantity production, it may indeed be quicker and more practical to use traditional machining methods instead of programming and setting up the CNC lathe. The time required for CNC programming, tool preparation, and setup can sometimes outweigh the benefits for small-scale production. Traditional machining methods, often referred to as "old school," can be more flexible and faster for one-off or small-scale projects. Skilled machinists can work directly on the material using manual tools, which eliminates the need for CNC programming and setup time. Additionally, they can make adjustments on the fly and achieve the desired precision without the need for extensive measurement and tooling preparation. However, when it comes to serial production, CNC machines offer significant advantages. Once the CNC program is created and the machine is set up, it can produce consistent and precise results at a much faster pace compared to manual methods. The ability to automate the production process also reduces the chances of human error and increases overall efficiency, especially when producing a large number of identical parts. In summary, the choice between using CNC machines or traditional methods depends on the specific production requirements. For single-piece or low-quantity production, manual machining might be more time-effective. However, for larger volumes or when precision and consistency are crucial, CNC machines are the preferred choice. It's essential to weigh the benefits and drawbacks of each method depending on the project's scale and complexity.

[@zazzaz487]

كم هي درجة السلبة

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

يمكنك توضيح السياق أو توفير المزيد من المعلومات حول ما تقصده بعبارة "درجة السلبة" لأتمكن من مساعدتك بشكل أفضل.

[@jimzeleny7213]

I haven't watched your video, but can tell you that (other than proving you can do this) this HAS to be a waste of time when you can buy a hardened and ground MT sleeve for a few dollars. And may I suggest a cheap pair of Harbour Freight safety glasses. to satisfy OSHA?

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

It seems like you're referring to a video or project involving a machining process, possibly involving an MT (Morse Taper) sleeve. While I don't have access to real-time information and can't watch videos, I can certainly discuss the general points you've mentioned. If you're suggesting that making an MT sleeve from scratch might be a waste of time compared to buying one pre-made, that could depend on various factors. Buying a ready-made and properly manufactured MT sleeve might be more efficient and cost-effective for many individuals, especially if precision and safety are critical. Regarding safety, it's always advisable to follow safety guidelines and wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses. It's important to adhere to OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) standards to ensure a safe working environment. If you have specific questions or concerns about a machining project or related topics, feel free to provide more details, and I'll do my best to help!

[@BedsitBob]

That's not a bandsaw machine. It's a powered hacksaw.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Ok,, Thanks

[@afms46]

Saya dulu operator bubut manual 6 tahun.sekarang belom ada pekerjaan

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Tentu, saya bisa memberikan beberapa saran untuk Anda yang memiliki pengalaman sebagai operator bubut manual selama 6 tahun dan saat ini sedang mencari pekerjaan. Berikut beberapa langkah yang bisa Anda pertimbangkan: 1. Perbarui CV dan Portofolio: - Pastikan CV Anda mencerminkan pengalaman dan keterampilan Anda sebagai operator bubut manual. Sertakan proyek-proyek khusus atau prestasi yang telah Anda raih selama bertahun-tahun bekerja. 2. Jaringan: - Manfaatkan jaringan sosial Anda, seperti LinkedIn, untuk terhubung dengan rekan kerja sebelumnya, teman, dan profesional lainnya yang mungkin memiliki kesempatan pekerjaan atau saran. 3. Pencarian Lowongan Kerja: - Cari lowongan kerja yang sesuai dengan keterampilan Anda sebagai operator bubut manual. Anda bisa menggunakan situs web seperti Indeed, LinkedIn, Glassdoor, atau platform lokal lainnya. 4. Perbarui Keterampilan: - Pertimbangkan untuk mengikuti pelatihan atau kursus tambahan yang relevan dengan industri manufaktur atau teknik. Ini bisa meningkatkan daya saing Anda di pasar kerja. 5. Konsultasi dengan Agensi Pekerjaan: - Bekerja sama dengan agensi pencari kerja atau headhunter dapat membantu Anda menemukan peluang pekerjaan yang sesuai dengan latar belakang Anda. 6. Pertimbangkan Bidang Lain: - Jika Anda kesulitan menemukan pekerjaan sebagai operator bubut manual, pertimbangkan untuk melihat bidang lain yang mungkin memerlukan keterampilan Anda, seperti permesinan CNC, pemrograman mesin, atau bidang terkait lainnya. 7. Kreatif dalam Pencarian: - Jangan ragu untuk mengirimkan lamaran langsung ke perusahaan yang Anda minati, meskipun mereka tidak memiliki lowongan terbuka saat ini. Terkadang, perusahaan tertarik dengan kandidat yang berpotensi. 8. Persiapkan Diri untuk Wawancara: - Jika Anda mendapatkan panggilan wawancara, pastikan Anda mempersiapkan diri dengan baik. Pelajari perusahaan tersebut, pertimbangkan pertanyaan yang mungkin diajukan, dan berlatihlah menjawabnya. 9. Jangan Menyerah: - Proses pencarian pekerjaan bisa memakan waktu, jadi jangan menyerah jika Anda tidak segera mendapatkan pekerjaan yang Anda inginkan. Teruskan upaya Anda dan pertahankan semangat positif. Selama Anda tetap gigih dalam mencari pekerjaan, Anda memiliki peluang yang baik untuk menemukan peluang yang sesuai dengan keterampilan Anda sebagai operator bubut manual.

[@marennah5886]

good job

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

thanks

[@user-io7er6no7u]

Hello, sorry to bother you. We sell all kinds of steel and metal materials in sheet and round bar, such as P20, 718H, S136, S136H, NAK80, Cr12Mov, SKD11, D2, DC53, H13, SKD61, 8407, FDAC, 1.2344, S50C, DAC, W6, SKH-9, ASP23, ASP30, ASP60, etc. We also have fine plate and vacuum heat treatment processing. We also sell aluminium alloys: 2A12, 5083, 6061, 7075 and other plates and round bars and seamless tubes.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

I don't need all this

[@abdullahkkraj]

Where is grinding??😂

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

I skip this

[@HamadaChu]

Same question here 😂

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

I skip this

[@mockyhachibondo1580]

But we are learning some Technics

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Who knew we'd become masters of "Technics" along the way, right?

[@stanislawkarpeta8169]

A gdzie ulepszanie cieplne i szlifowanie stożków

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Pomijam to

[@bigbattenberg]

No hardening, no grinding, no precision. An article like this is probably around 10-15 euros new, at most. Pointless to DIY.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Yes hardening, but skip this video.

[@Chowkuriyan]

Wow😳😳😳

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

🥀🥀

[@MECCANICISTA082]

Le vendono già belli e pronti.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Grazie per il commento

[@Chowkuriyan]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

❤️❤️

[@sumaiyakhatun7945]

Plz mention the measurement.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

ok when i make another one try to mentions measurement.

[@user-hd1ow8pg4i]

Вот нефиг делать. Купить проще. Тем более где закалка и последующая шлифовка?

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Понимаю вас. Действительно, иногда приобретение готового изделия может быть проще и более экономичным вариантом, особенно если нужны высокая точность и качество изготовления. Процессы закалки и шлифовки требуют определенных навыков и оборудования, и не всегда оправдывают затраты времени и ресурсов, если можно легко приобрести готовый товар. Если у вас есть конкретные вопросы по изготовлению MT-гильзы (или любого другого изделия), или если есть что-то еще, в чем я могу вам помочь, пожалуйста, дайте мне знать!

[@daviklug030]

„Fachkräfte“

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Danke

[@kundanthakur4003]

Which material use

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Mild Steel and proper hardening tempering

[@jimzeleny7213]

Boring bar way overextended

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

No drill socket

[@semperfidelis8386]

4 jaw lathe chuck? Don't you have to indicate the part?

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Edit mistake

[@wiw142]

1,5 градуса это неправильно.У каждого переходного конуса разный угол.Надо было обкатывать или по конусности на длину выставлять.Хотя,я смотрю им вообще пофиг.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Thanks for pointing out my mistake

[@Sivolapus]

У конуса морзе всегда одинаковый угол, в независимости от размера

[@wiw142]

@@Sivolapus Для начала тебе все же стоит поучить матчасть.У разных номеров различаются и углы и конусность.

[@Sivolapus]

@@wiw142 как минимум мы на ты не переходили. Могу и ошибаться.

[@carlosreque1734]

​@@wiw142 hola cuál es el ángulo correcto para hacer un cono Morse ?

[@TV_Altdorf_Damen2]

It is Not a bandsaw

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

What is this?

[@TV_Altdorf_Damen2]

@@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology a hacksaw ( in german: Bügelsäge)

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Hacksaw!!! ✘ Power saw ✔

[@KaderKader-gt8lw]

Tangent 1°,5

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

👍

[@rajeshsase7592]

What is the centre to centre turning?

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Where as a lathe Machining Center performs a rotating spindle operation, a lathe Turning Center performs a turning type operation.

[@pamukjanos9792]

Nem fúrópersely, hanem redukàló, vagy magyarul: csökkentő hüvely.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@Odels-of9fg]

Parvej, I am looking to get small tool like this made. How can I contact you to hire you?

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

where are you from?

[@Odels-of9fg]

@@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology I am from the USA

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

But i am From Bangladesh

[@Odels-of9fg]

@@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology That is fine, we can work something out. how can give you a drawing?

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Send my gmail

[@BTGBLOGTV]

😮😮😮😮

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

🥀🥀

[@user-er8iw8es7c]

купить проще.

[@anthonyhewan2480]

What degree is that taper?

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

1.5°

[@GrandePunto8V]

No Morse taper is exactly 1,5 deg. It's a rounded value. MT angles are in the Internet if you do the search. They are all a bit different due to error in making "masters" delivered to the patent office. It should be mathematically defined in the standard (what the angle should be - all sizes same angle), not as a "masters" to copy blindly.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Thanks for information

[@paulmiddleton4215]

@@GrandePunto8V the reasoning for the subtle variations from a standard was a common practice done in the old days to protect one's intellectural integrity. as in keep others from stealing the design and manufacture of the product.

[@bahadersingh8880]

Good job 👍

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

thanks

[@Duet3D]

Калка, шлифовка , твердость, точность, износостойкость... Нееее, не слышал)

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

👍👍

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Похоже, вы упомянули некоторые технические термины, связанные с обработкой материалов и инженерными характеристиками. Вот их объяснения: 1. **Калка** - это версия или модификация программного обеспечения или приложения, которая может иметь исправления ошибок, улучшения или новые функции. 2. **Шлифовка** - это процесс обработки поверхности материала с использованием абразивных инструментов, чтобы придать ей более гладкую, равномерную или точную форму. 3. **Твердость** - это мера сопротивления материала деформации или царапинам. Она измеряется на различных шкалах, таких как шкала твердости Бринелля или Роквелла. 4. **Точность** - это способность системы или устройства воспроизводить результаты измерений или выполнения задач с высокой степенью точности и минимальной ошибкой. 5. **Износостойкость** - это способность материала или изделия сохранять свои характеристики и стойкость к износу или истиранию при длительном использовании. Если у вас есть более конкретные вопросы по этим темам, пожалуйста, уточните, и я постараюсь предоставить более подробную информацию.

[@ravshankukiev7429]

купит дешевле обайдеца

[@yordidelacroix]

What a waste of time and money as they are very cheap to buy.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

thanks for information

[@shoaib_khan7]

sir isko drawing de do sir pls

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Next time i will try to upload drawing 😊

[@rajeshsase7592]

Central to centre job holding ke bad turning kaise huaa

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

What is the Difference Between a Machining Center and a Turning center? Whereas a CNC Machining Center performs a rotating spindle operation, a CNC Turning Center performs a turning type operation.

[@julianoandrade3472]

Ou eu sou muito ocupado.ou esse senhor ai.trabalha por esporte.affs vai ali e compra uma bucha.affs

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Eu entendo que você possa estar se sentindo frustrado ou sobrecarregado com suas próprias responsabilidades, mas não é justo julgar ou menosprezar o trabalho de outra pessoa sem saber mais sobre a situação. Cada pessoa tem suas próprias circunstâncias e desafios a enfrentar. É importante praticar empatia e respeito pelas outras pessoas, mesmo quando estamos lidando com nossas próprias pressões. Se você precisar de ajuda para gerenciar suas tarefas ou encontrar tempo para descansar, pode ser útil procurar aconselhamento ou orientação profissional. Quanto à bucha, eu não tenho informações suficientes para saber do que se trata, mas espero que você consiga encontrar o que precisa.

[@julianoandrade3472]

Larga de ser fresco.afs.Nutella.

[@fabricaltu]

Q herramientas bellas Quisiera tenerla en mi canal

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Si entiendo correctamente, estás diciendo "¡Qué herramientas hermosas! Quiero tenerlas en mi canal". Si estás interesado en mostrar herramientas bellas en tu canal, hay varias opciones disponibles. Podrías considerar crear un video de revisión o un tutorial que muestre las herramientas que te gustan, hablar sobre sus características y por qué te gustan. También podrías contactar a los fabricantes de herramientas y preguntarles si estarían dispuestos a enviar algunas herramientas para que las pruebes y muestres en tu canal. Si tu canal tiene una buena cantidad de seguidores o una audiencia comprometida, es posible que algunos fabricantes estén dispuestos a colaborar contigo en una campaña de marketing. ¡Buena suerte con tu canal!

[@fabricaltu]

@@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology gracias por tus recomendaciones De verdad . Q lo q me dices es una exelente idea o estrategia ,pero ahora no tengo esa cantidad de seguidores ,para hacer este tutorial ,de el cual me hablas , también me gustaría saber cómo contactar estos fabricantes de herramientas,la verdad megusta mucho la creatividad.pero por recursos no hay unas súper herramientas para a un dar más Grasias por tu comentario ♥️👈🤗

[@fabricaltu]

@@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology hoy mismo me suscribo a tu canal

[@robertbaca9462]

No hardness 😂

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Yes Hardness but i skip in this video.

[@vd4172]

@@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology whats the run-out?

[@alke5879]

it's not worth working for. you buy it for 5 euros

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

I just experiments..

[@stevenwinston9403]

In this size? no way. probably 100

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

@stevenwinston9403 ok

[@muthunavamanialangar]

Shank

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

right

[@bunkerhunter75]

😂😂😂😂

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

😒😒

[@paulmiddleton4215]

somewhere in my old retired tool boxes i have the technical drawing with full dimensions for ever MT known to man.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

That sounds quite impressive! Having a comprehensive collection of technical drawings with full dimensions for every machine tool known to man would be an invaluable resource for engineers and manufacturers. If you manage to locate and organize those drawings, they could be incredibly useful for various industries, including manufacturing, engineering, and design. Such information can help in understanding the specifications, tolerances, and assembly details of different machine tools, facilitating maintenance, repairs, and even the creation of new tools.

[@paulmiddleton4215]

@@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology no sir, you misunderstood. the tech drawing were for all the various sizes of Morse Taper sleeves. no other tool holders.

[@railmaker]

No Safety glasses on the mill

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

When need i used safety glass. 😁

[@arinurrohman769]

he's wearing glasses bro

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Ok

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

@@arinurrohman769 yes

[@railmaker]

the gentleman using the end mill to make the lock end on the Morse taper is not wearing glasses, bro!

[@papawheelie81]

Angle, not angel

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

1.5°

[@derekcrymble9085]

These are so cheap to buy . This is a waste you time and material .

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Thanks kinds for your information 🥀

[@union310]

So what about sense of achievement and learning some skills?

[@ivanbabic4162]

I really like stupid Americans 🤣🤣🤣🤣, they are so cheap to buy because an Indian like this makes them for you, if no one does them, then this video would be useful for you because you would have to learn by yourself and this would not be a "waste of time"

[@abelsacasqui1502]

Much Time

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

I know

[@irish-simon]

you know you can buy these for less than a tenner

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

Yes i know

[@eddiedemartini9961]

The point is you make it yourself. Why would you even have a lathe if you don't make parts? Why do people make watches if you can buy them?

[@irish-simon]

​@@eddiedemartini9961 piss off was i talking to you ?

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

There are many reasons why someone might own a lathe, even if they don't make parts themselves. For example, a hobbyist might enjoy collecting and restoring old machinery, or they might enjoy the process of learning how to use a lathe even if they don't have a specific project in mind. Additionally, some people might own a lathe as part of their job or profession, but they might not always use it to make parts themselves. As for why people make watches instead of buying them, there are a variety of reasons. For some, it's a hobby or a passion that allows them to express their creativity and learn new skills. For others, making a watch themselves allows them to customize it to their exact preferences and specifications. Additionally, some people might view making a watch themselves as a form of self-reliance or a way to connect with the past, as watchmaking has a long and rich history. Ultimately, the decision to make something yourself or buy it depends on your personal preferences and circumstances.

[@WorkMachineEquipmentTechnology]

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