Homemade drill powered mini lathe machine. drill powered metal lathe machine.

[@sheeplesallaround8861]

Well done! You are a fine craftsmen, I enjoyed every minute of your video. Subscribed and the bell on, going to watch some of your other videos now. Very impressed with your skill!! And to see that you did it on a table without a lot of fancy tools makes it even more impressive. I would much rather watch a guy like yourself building something amazing than a guy with a million dollars worth of tools, it proves how good you truly are. Don't even listen to the negative comments, most of them are out of pure jealousy at your skill level,

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou brother

[@jaskaranpersad3156]

I was looking for a. video like this, thank you very much. From Trinidad

[@raysplace6548]

1st off; don't worry about the negative comments. Just ignore them. Personally, I think it's a pretty cool idea. Maybe just a couple changes to the base ( good, strong welds, instead of bolts), and definitely a better motor. Just some constructive criticism. I'd love to see another video of it, after the modifications are done.. Definitely a cool project.. Thanks for the video..🍻🍻👍👍

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@veronicaanthonygarcia9484]

The negative comments are good to be used as constructive criticism to better yourself at least that's how I think.

[@raysplace6548]

@@veronicaanthonygarcia9484 Absolutely..🍻🍻

[@scldma114]

A lot of experts at work here giving negative feedback... i am sure is is not the safest or best built in the world but this guy literally built it with scrap pieces using a drill and a screwdriver practically on a kitchen table.... don t get discouraged by the “experts”, everyone started somewhere and then learned to get better, keep up trying (and wear some safety equipment.😉)

[@apstools5521]

This is the best comment. Thankyou very much brother

[@jiwbink]

I WOULDA QUIT BY NOW,I WOULDVE SNAPPED2 OR 3 BITS,THEN BUSTED AT LEAST ONE TAP. DANCED AROUND SOME,AFTER GETTIN A HOT ONE TWIXT MY NEKID TOES! BUT YOU'RE RIGHT,ONE CAN MAKE ALL SORTS OF EXCUSES NOT TO DO A THING,BUT,IF DETERMINED TO GET OR MAKE SOMETHING, YOU REALLY WANT. WHAT WOULD, COULD STOP YOU? THE BODY WILL OBEY THE COMMAND OF THE HEART!

[@pakjokohartono]

Yup....the expert way to make homemade lathe machine using Industrial Tool such as : Lathe Machine, Bench Saw, Circular Saw, Drill Press, Band Sander and much more factory made Tools...

[@swarnsingh6148]

ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਅਾ ਜੀ..

[@thanaetsriwangchai2665]

เป็นเครื่องกลึงที่น่าสงสารมาก

[@hassanebourbia8108]

Well done.. Thank you!

[@akeelkolia8111]

Brilliant 👏 👏

[@jiwbink]

APS, GOOD ON YOU! IT'S ALL OUT THERE. MAKS YOUR DREAMS AND IDEALS A REALITY,BUT DONT FORGOT GOD IN THE PROCESS!

[@RonSheely]

Thank you. Beautiful work. I like the music too.

[@christianf8347]

Ouh là !!! Moi, le genre de mec qui soude a l'arc avec des tongues, je préfère pas regarder trop longtemps ,je n'ai pas envie d'assister a un drame . Ils ont pas peur des mouches, les gars ! Bonne chance, garçon !!!

[@nelsonbeaudry4847]

You need to add gibs made from brass or a softer metal that you can put between the ways and the cross slide. That will help improve the accuracy. Great Idea. I'm going to try my own now!

[@عبدالنوريحي]

Excellente trabajo gracias

[@stoogez2k]

This guy is a true engineer, in every sense of the word. You've made a wonderful product that will stand the test of time, but I dont think I could count the number of times you just bring out some new component that youve made by hand and all you do is indicate that this part goes on next. I mean, I think I can do about 85%-95% of everything youve done in this video, but I would have a LOT of "practice" pieces and "do-overs". Even after all of that, at the end of MY project, I would still have about a dozen things that I would just have to learn to deal with! As far as seeing a cool project video with an awesome shop product at the end of it, this video is fanastic! But if you're looking to build your own lathe and don't have a ton of experience, maybe just start smaller or look elsewhere!

[@pierredessage5530]

Vraiment merci beaucoup pour tout!!!.

[@Tawheed_101]

Satsriyakal. The idea is great and very simple, I liked it, but I think prolonged use of the drill will burn up the armature. It would be better if you installed a sewing machine motor and a small lathe chuck

[@VetrimaranPrasad]

I was looking out for something like this. It's crude but it gave some of us an idea. Thanks bro for this video

[@apstools5521]

Your welcome brother

[@luiscolmenares3454]

Le daré like por el trabajo realizado aunque yo le haría algunas modificaciones como: No utilizaría un taladro directamente tal y como lo hizo si no otro motor donde fijaría el mandril de un taladro. Le haría un sistema a la coordenadora mas robusto y mejoraría el sistema del riel principal para tener mayor precisión en la operación y por ende un mejor trabajo. En términos generales buen trabajo y buen aporte, da buenas ideas. Saludos!!!

[@harjitsingh9386]

ਵਾਹ ਖਾਲਸਾ ਜੀ, ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਆ ਕੋਸ਼ਿਸ਼ ਕੀਤੀ, ਬੈਰਿੰਗ ਸਾਇਜ ਬਣਾ ਕੇ ਦਿਖਾ ਦਿੱਤਾ ਤੁਸੀੰ ਡਰਿੱਲ ਮਸ਼ੀਨ ਤੇ ਹੀ! ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਆ

[@apstools5521]

ਧੰਨਵਾਦ ਜੀ

[@rameshgahir52]

Good idea, God bless you

[@Milutin958]

Anemicno !!! Bitno mu je zadenut noz za pojasom, ... kasapin i strug - nebo i zemlja ...

[@charlescarabott7692]

This is a great enginering starter project. Thank you for the video

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou brother

[@donalddavis581]

what a great idea! Welding while wearing sandals! Nothing could possible go wrong there!

[@shadowsilverlight1651]

ok over protective USA

[@mohamednageeb3727]

Good job y re on the right path

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou, please support my new video also

[@keupondestroy911]

merci beaucoup pour la vidéo

[@danvandertorre6349]

good job now all you need to do is fix all the places it flexes

[@rinooneone3]

dont lissen to the negative lots of shop built tools work and produce the parts to build better projects were not all rich and can go buy the tools thank you for the great video keep up the good work.

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@johnpartridge7623]

Good job mate & good luck with your Lathe 👍

[@willamsrodriguez8864]

un saludo desde venezuela dandole gracias por su aporte en cada video que sube ful calidad sus proyectos que muestra puede usted enviarme el plano para ver las medidas y hacerme uno muchas gracias

[@mallaiahpaidipala1307]

Very good idea. Best. Lak

[@robensonrevolus8649]

Merci beaucoup Bon travail

[@aduran5301]

Excelente trabajo. Gracias por compartir.

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@francescocosentini9264]

Its a good start ,. he will see his mistakes in the build ,.and make a new one for sure , all it takes is the will ,.God bless

[@sevinfurly9346]

Whaaaaat 😲?

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@BrassLock]

I just made a wood turning lathe powered by a drill, and thought that it was pretty useless. Made me look around for softwood to turn because I couldn't get good results with hardwood. I think using a drill might be okay if you use a couple of big bearings to separate the drill from the work you're turning. That way, you can save the drills weak bearings from axial load and get your larger bearings to provide rigidity that people are complaining about. I'm gonna try that on my lathe.

[@Louis-op4zj]

At what point do you just pull the motor out of the drill, or set up a proper fixed motor?

[@BrassLock]

@@Louis-op4zj _"Pulling a motor out of a drill"_ (a regular hand drill) isn't possible because they're designed to be inseparable.

[@Louis-op4zj]

@@BrassLock the motor, gearbox and skin? That's blatantly untrue, at least for reputable brands like Makita. Which I mean, I have a few 240v's laying around from god knows, the 80s or 90s at least? They're a serviceable/repairable tool.

[@BrassLock]

@@Louis-op4zj OK. I misunderstood your comment to mean that the motor from a hand drill could be taken out (like a motor from a desk fan) and used to power a lathe. But you mean to remove parts and service them. Yes, of course you can do that.

[@Louis-op4zj]

@@BrassLock if you can take it apart for service or repair. Then you can take it apart to break it down into seperate parts. Would it not stand to reason, once removed, you could then repurpose those parts. Circuitry, motor, and chuck? Then, I dunno, fashion some mounts to use the parts, without the rest of the drill. To use the mechanical/electrical drill internals, but with a better mounting set up?

[@Mike54880]

Thank you for the video and idea! I have some broken Dewalt 20v grinders. Ill have to dig around over the next week or two and gather parts etc but I am going to build on your idea with 20V cordless and see how it does. Be nice to have for turning or little parts on the various job sites.

[@stevelamperta865]

I'm not overly interested in what he built , But I see his gift for ingenuity ! Also his enthusiasm ! But a lot of people couldn't see this ! They are blinded by their anger and jealousy so they complain about all the wrong they can find cause that's all these people can see now ! That's what being hateful does to you ! I know cause it happened to me , But then a good friend was able to reach me and point out these faults to me and made me realize . I am almost Certain that this comment will only get more anger from the people I spoke of , But that's to be expected. I hope that if it even reaches just one person an shows them ,.... Then its worth it. This evil hate has infected a whole lot of people , You see it in the comment section like here for an example . I wish people of today could take 20 minutes to look at how people acted in the early 1900"s to see the huge difference ! People back then were so considerate to one another ! And people got along so much better ! Just look at how well behaved the children were back then !!! Can't people see we have changed for the worse !?!? The only people that can fix this is us ! Our government can't fix it and they don't want to either !! What if people just took 20 minutes to look at the way people of the early 1900"s acted ? What if we figured out we are slowly killing each other off ? what if we changed back to the way people acted back in the early 1900"s ? Ask yourself this ,.. Do you like the way people are today ? Do you trust anyone ? Good luck and God bless.

[@ashokkumarmandavi2346]

Nice jugaad for small lath work.

[@claudiaarrieta898]

Te convendría poner un motor de lavarropas o similar y adaptarle un mandril, el taladro de esa manera hace mucha fuerza y te va a durar un suspiro. Igual como dije antes, buen trabajo.

[@budipirang2694]

very nice

[@abdulnayakawadi5719]

Imagination turn innovation .. It really good thought

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@Mike-gr2ok]

Shame it's useless, good effort 👌

[@joseneriacoemel9825]

Legal essa máquina

[@hernangomez7212]

Buen trabajo!

[@atozlearnfzk9740]

ਸਾਬਸ਼ ਸਰਦਾਰ ਜੀ ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਅਾ

[@apstools5521]

ਧੰਨਵਾਦ ਜੀ

[@ÁREAJ27]

Fantástico amigo sua criatividade,ficou Top!!! Abraço,João Carlos - Brasil

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@yongjinpark5857]

ㅁ ㅜㄹ ㅋ ㅏㄱ ㅜ ????

[@wildfire529]

This has got to be the most dangerous lathe on the tube!!!!!

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou very much

[@shadowsilverlight1651]

guess he doesnt have to worry about anybody stealing it then.

[@Miss-xr8oh]

Молодец 👍💥

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@hdl4259]

Good idea, a lot of effort, but the way is long and full of stones. You will learn out of your fails, but go on.

[@dwimarpinnock9799]

I may not be the best but I love how innovative and resourceful this guy is👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sport1349]

Great and beauty

[@harry13853]

Nice, but the welding still needs to be better. But keep practicing.

[@endrizzi1000]

Me sirve, necesito hacer trabajos pequeños y sencillos para arreglos dentro de mi casa, no necesito mas. Buen video

[@ВадімСкакун-л9ы]

Так,станок то класний,но сварщик так собі,ну за станок👍👍👍👍

[@radhekrishaelectronics8157]

Great work very nice

[@ช่างก๊อปไง]

Good job

[@haihoangvan170]

cool

[@نصراللهشهدادی]

Many greetings for your service, dear friend, please give me the exact sizes so that I can make this too. Thank you.

[@عليسعدي-ف1ه]

فكرة جميلة لكن المثقاب مع مرور الوقت لا يستطيع لعمل من هذا النوع لانه يحتوي على محرك ضعيف لكن لابأس بختراعك

[@ronimarta7005]

I Like SoundTrack Music this Video.

[@famamugue]

Creio que deve ser aperfeiçoado, mas deixei o meu like como incentivo pela iniciativa.

[@adishar21]

Awesome work bro... Keep it up.. please come up with videos

[@apstools5521]

ok thankyou

[@karzankarem3198]

❤❤❤

[@frankcaccamo3568]

Great work. Did I miss the sliding table fabrication 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@claudiaarrieta898]

Muy buen trabajo, pero acá en Argentina trabajar con esa planchuelas... sale fortuna. El acero es carísimo.

[@dogeenjoyer7581]

El acero no es caro, solo que los argentinos son pobres

[@ritchie65]

Looks very unstable, but the idea is good

[@letsgethandsdirty]

I think the same.. Very difficult without precision machines.. Like lathe itself.. But his work is adorable

[@micarifamily1]

Great job if you could get a bearing big enough for the head to hold it, it would help with accuracy. Great video!!!

[@nonamecieso9506]

Great build brothers, you can upgrade your DIY lathe machine by using half hp power motor with a pully gear and a bigger drill chuck ( 20mm or more Chuck )

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou.

[@mmb811]

Impressive what you built with so little tools, but designs not so good, because too much strain on drill, that drill chuck and bearings are gonna be gone within a week of use, if not sooner. You need to figure a way to support that drill chuck, and remove working pressure from it. Still a thumbs up!

[@phillipmaciver3226]

Nice school project but you could have achieved the same with a file and drill, but I appreciate the effort and planning....

[@edvaldofrancisco4607]

Muito bem valeu

[@bernardoenrique8353]

Muy buen trabajo, solo le veo una pega, y es que faltan las medidas, no Se qué problema tiene con ponerlas, me imaginó que será por querer cobrarlas y por mi parte muy mal- Very good job, I only see one drawback, the measurements are missing, I don't know what problem you have with putting them in, I figured it was because you wanted to charge for them and on my part it was very bad

[@sa15sa21]

Good luck good 🙂☺

[@silasvieira4084]

Fico execente Parabens!👏👏👏

[@apstools5521]

Thanks

[@abhajihadi]

Not smooth but good try I liked

[@FGInventoscaseiroseferramentas]

Muito bom!

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@cigipjo771]

Excellent Work

[@mangilalbheel4117]

भाई आपकी वर्कशोप पर एक विडियो जरुर बनाना इन्तजार रहेगा गुडलक

[@praveenagarwal8159]

@10:02, I can see your Katar :) Are you a Punjabi my friend? By the way you have amzing skills with drill machine, its almost impossible for me to drill such perfect 90 degree holes free hand.

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou brother, its actually pronounced 'the kirpan'.

[@rathorejagjit5533]

👍🏻👌👌

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@x1area51ii7]

I use dremel with cut wheel on X Y vise to grind round stock as cutter. Cuts like butter.

[@tapankumarsahoo22]

🌹🌹❤️❤️🙏🙏No words to say..

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@qce4781]

Muchas gracias por la idea . El acero es muy caro , las platinas con las cuales hacen otros mini tornos son muy caros .

[@serkandemirhanofficial]

Nice try but needs more adjustments. The parts are moving too much even its made of steel. But good project.

[@garymcintyre1498]

Ok there plenty of other better ways to build this but I think it's very well done with what equipment and metal the lad had to start with . I say well done my friend !

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@damarcastro768]

Ficou muito bom parabéns

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@jennBourne]

I will give you an A+ for effort

[@hdl4259]

A++ just for effort only, the rest is on agood way but a long way, go on.

[@kraj19721972]

Лучше уж никак нежели как нибудь.

[@tnrcustoms1866]

Cool😏👍

[@apstools5521]

Thankyou

[@fazilatunnessa4387]

What kind of drill do you use?what power and all ..

[@Rjkz2007inbox]

болгаркой проще сделать такой вал для подшипника ))

[@nilton183]

Boa noite você quem lugar do brasil

[@JuanGonzalez-vy2xt]

now a homemade hydraulic press for bearings

[@eldysilva8422]

Vc pode melhorar colocando um mancal e um Motor de acionamento com um mandril maior.

[@fhagerber4079]

Good idee but dangerous be carefull

[@apstools5521]

thanks

[@jayshaw3971]

你好嘢，

[@miltonrezende1117]

Muito bom gostei

[@apstools5521]

Thanks

[@GrumpyOldTech]

Hmmm, ingenious, but that welding, it’s a wonder all the chatter didn’t have the welds fly apart. And that precision bearing treatment at the end, certainly gave it a thorough working over with the persuader....

[@sneakyneaky]

Not to mention the dozens of times the workpiece climbed over the bit lol

[@MRTayyab]

Nice

[@apstools5521]

Thanks

[@johnewadonis3952]

very good job can you send me the Measurements plz.thanks

[@andreasmargreiter6230]

Es gib sochn dia söd ma oafoch nid söm baun !!!