Haas spindle back from the re grind and drawbar force test

[@BladSG]

The audio is amazing, great work and thank you for providing better for us

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Glad it’s better now and wish I had bought the wireless me mic and receiver earlier

[@mapstardamo1624]

Still here, still watching the excellent videos Marc. All quality stuff and really informative. Real shop life and tribulations. On the spindle good to consult someone with experience and a good advert for the company when they are open about what they do.

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Hi Thanks for still watching Yeah they have been very helpful and open about whats involved and offering advice to help me build it up myself etc which not many companies are willing to do understandably

[@mapstardamo1624]

Think the spindle rebuild video you refer to at the start is by Robbin renzetti. A really good video

[@kitingboarding]

Super insightful. Had two Haas spindles go on my watch. Never had time to tackle it like you are. Wanted to.

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Yeah i always wanted to open one up just out of curiosity but if time is essential its definitely better just sending it out as a assembly to be repaired but obviously a lot more expensive

[@jasonborg2077]

Thanks a lot for all this info

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Your welcome mate

[@davidfarmer]

Great update!

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Thanks!

[@Panzax1]

Audio is great now !

[@gorak9000]

Yeah, audio is great on this one

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Glad that sorted it

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Thanks for the feedback

[@maq-Yantek]

no e terminado de ver el vídeo cuando te escribo esto , por eso decía que rea mejor con la tuerca de ajuste ya que no tienes que lidiar con ese problema del calor para sacarlo , como comentas si se desajusta lo desarmas lo sacas y lo ajusta y listo , a mi ya me llegaron los baleros para el husillo espero en el mes tenga chance y se los pongo ,y cuestión del audio a mi no me afecta ya que como no hablo ingles solo leo lo del traductor , pero bueno saludos y a segur viendo tu vídeo y en estos días te mando un mensaje por instagram para que veas como esta mi husillo ,saludos y buen fin de semana

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Hi Yeah that does make a nut assembly better but it was only my inexperiance that caused the heat issue, i had read online you cant get the collar off without heat but that turned out to be wrong but luckily the spindle was saved and straightened I hope your spindle rebuild goes well Thanks for watching Marc

[@MrJTJINX]

You wandered off and i could still hear voices, scary 😀

[@kinzy_fabrications]

I know its great isnt it lol

[@gorak9000]

I wonder if the bend came from when you heated it to get those shrink fit collars off? When you were heating it, I was pretty concerned the heat would cause some distortion

[@gorak9000]

The spindle rebuild video you're thinking of is from Rob Rinzetti

[@kinzy_fabrications]

That’s the one

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Pretty much guaranteed it was from the heating process

[@bacho.lebanidze]

love your videos.i purchased vf0 1999 year and it has spindle z axlis and vibration problems.when testing with micrometer when lowering Z 25cm difference is 0.4mm from side...how can i aligment z axis???

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Hi If the alignment is out then maybe it needs a shim under the spindle cartridge, some of these were shimmed from factory, if the alignment issue is in the head/z axis rails that that is a very difficuly job to try and replace them and from what i have heard not something many people are willing to do

[@StanislavZachazevski]

Hello. Could please write down tolerances for heat shrink "collets" ? Would you dare to convert this non repair friendly spindle to repair friendly by making two threads and two nuts in places of that collars ? Or spindle is hardened ?

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Hi This is a 23 year old spindle so i wouldnt necessarily want to go by the sizes of it to reccomend to others and i do not have the original specs/dimensions im afraid As for changing it over to threaded collars i dont see the point as this set up does work fine if done properly, its only the failed bearings that cause an issue which will happen to everything over time regardless of design Thanks Marc

[@StanislavZachazevski]

@@kinzy_fabrications Thank you for reply. Yes , i do see your point. I have seen Bridgeport vmc 460 of one of older videos. How do your compare it to haas ?

[@kinzy_fabrications]

@@StanislavZachazevski The old Bridgeports are box way machines so if they are in good condition they are super rigid and much more suited to heavy cutting than a linear rail machine like the Haas

[@andrewgiles6192]

Couldn't even hear the airline 🙏👍

[@kinzy_fabrications]

Seems like Audio quality is 100% sorted now