HAMMER HANDLE #1 INTRODUCTION TO LATHE WORK (layout, surfacing, center drilling) THATLAZYMACHINIST

[@ryanjones9305]

I wish I had you around when I started machine work. Very clear and concise instructions.

[@jeffreychapnick5834]

thank you for not taking it for granted that we know anything.... I've been machining for quite a few years now and still find your explanations/reasons very helpful

[@revolvertaco7493]

I just started making this in class when we all got told not to come to school for a month! Thank you so much!

[@bcwrangler]

I liked how you had examples of the order of operation....great way to explain it

[@davemason6273]

Fantastic first project, covers so many aspects & you end up with a very nice, & useful tool. Made this a long time ago, heat blued the head a nice purple, brass & Delrin tips (plus others spare), & a brass plug. Still use it most days. Thank you Marc for all you do.

[@lesstreble]

I am not a novice when it comes to making hammers, but I learned a lot from watching this video. Lots of good information here, and nicely done. Thank you!

[@panchovilla1486]

Nice video thank you very much I can't wait for the other ones

[@toolbox-gua]

I’m glad you are going strong. I’ve watched your previous “set” and enjoying to redo the lesson. Take care.

[@mchiodox69]

Awesome video...an even better teacher! Much thanks

[@qcnck2776]

Marc, Looking forward to the series. Thanks

[@Daledavispratt]

This is going to be an excellent series..thanks for the teaching!

[@rodneykiemele4721]

Love this channel !

[@guillermohernandez3252]

I glade to see you back make videos I have to tell you personally I like how you explain thanks 😊 for you effort and the crew how help make posible God bless everyone thanks 🙏

[@mftmachining]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks

[@cojones8518]

Only quibble is that I wouldn't put the #4 center drill in just then 15:00. It's a good way to get a slashed forearm or ram the back of your hand into it.

[@bouzouhabibou6923]

Bonjour Mr le professeur je suis un nigérien passionné de machines outils j'apprécie beaucoup votre cours à distance bien que j'aime être à côté d'un professionnel comme vous acquérir plus d'expérience d'applications merci et du courage

[@howder1951]

Well done Marc, Ian old and crusty, but I think I might make this project. As I am self taught hobbyist, I have many shortcomings as a machinist, and I could use the practice in formal layout and planning SOO. Thanks, cheers , and keep healthy!

[@bobwas4066]

I am so excited to see you bringing this project back ! Five years ago this was my first lathe project, I learned so much! What make and model lathe are you using in the video? Thanks for great content

[@anarcowhatever]

Harrison VS 330

[@firearmsstudent]

Good to see you back! Noticed that you are in the tech school. Did you sell your shop?

[@blooperbooper]

I'm just about to start myself, but can only get Mild Steel (I assume hot rolled). Does that matter?

[@redwinecustomfabrications8970]

Great video channel, very informative. Do you have the drawing files for your projects available to share

[@THATLAZYMACHINIST]

Yes, you can download a pdf file containing all of my project drawings from the first page (one of the green buttons) of my website THATLAZYMACHINIST.COM I hope this helps. If not, you can send me an Email at [e-mail] and I will return a copy of the projects. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to write, Marc.

[@alasdairhamilton1574]

15:28 I thought that you wouldn’t install the No4 centre drill, the back of your hand comes close to catching on when removing a long piece like that, safety for the newbies. Keep safe & well especially during covid19.👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@pvgmol]

Teacher to teacher: found a typo at 1:05 :-). Love your videos!