homemade fly cutter

[@erregi_diy8976]

Pazzesco,forse il più bel progetto.Complimenti Rimango sempre affascinato dalla tua precisione. Complimenti

[@thedacchio]

Grazie :)

[@900stx7]

Nice cutter. Only change i would make would be more sat screws, spaced closer together. It holds better, plus allows you to clamp short pieces of tool steel. You can also extend your inserted cutting further to cut larger resurfaces.

[@paultrgnp]

Mate, I am not a machinist and I am not sure if I missed something, but I would feel very vulnerable using your nicely crafted fly-cutter. Please please drill holes into the tool holder so that the set-screws provide an extra degree of physical security instead of relying on the friction between the screws and the flat side of the tool holder. If the tool holder should become loose, it would become a potentially lethal projectile. Otherwise, nice work.

[@pavelsolar86]

Exactly my thoughts!

[@900stx7]

I can't tell you how many times over the years i've used a fly cutter just like this one. The set screws are plenty enough to hold the tool holder in place.

[@allaussietraveller9879]

Yeah you kind of answered your question in the first sentence.

[@johnpiettro4644]

That was my first thought as well. I added my questions on top of the comments before reading your observations. Moreover to me any fly cutter based on the same principle of construction looks dangerous. However they use them all the time...

[@sjv6598]

@paultrgnp there is no need, the set screws will hold it fine

[@mathewmolk2089]

Great to see sombody just jump in and get the job done. - If +/- 3 degrees is OK, then make it +/- m3 degrees and leave the Sine Bar in the tool box. - If a slot needs to be +/- .010, make it +/- .010 and leave the adjustable parallels next to the Sine Bar. - I think most people on You tube want to show you just how to do extra and unnecessary work. - This thing works like a charm and took 1/4 the time the "right" way would take. GOOD JOB!

[@da0178]

É incredibile, penso che oramai abbiamo abbandonato il livello hobbistico da un bel po' , io lavoro ogni giorno con professionisti che tu surclassi per precisione e pulizia, non é che segua proprio tutti i maker, ma per me sei il numero uno.

[@thedacchio]

grazie :)

[@billmcgee7]

As a machinist back in the day ! I enjoyed watching the fabrication of the fly cutter ! Noticed as I’m sure many others did the same ! The stud was welded in then turned to clean up ! To my amazement why didn’t he saw extra length and turn the shaft on to the blank ? Other than that it turned out very neat as I see the completion !

[@Adam1nToronto]

I'd guess far less waste material this way, and less wear on the cutting tools.

[@MARFYMAKER]

Fantastico, ottimo lavoro Lorenzo

[@thedacchio]

Grazie Marcello :) scommetto che non vedi l'ora di prendere una fresa per farne anche tu uno :)

[@andvaleri]

È sempre un piacere vederti lavorare, grande precisione, complimenti!!!

[@rolandocrisostomo2003]

I do machining and automotive repairs. So i take the used engine oil and use it as cutting oil, its free.

[@kennethtucker9844]

Hi very nice looking flycutter, just one problem though it's left-handed.

[@ironmaker1158]

Semplicemente alta precisione.....👍👏👏👏👏

[@thedacchio]

Grazie :)

[@valeriobonafede4683]

Livello di precisione altissimo... Fantastico.. Se cosi non fosse mi da l'impressione di essere un po pericolosetto.. 👍

[@thedacchio]

premesso che lavorare su queste macchine è da considerarsi sempre pericoloso, ma devo dire che si comporta molto bene, è abbastanza bilanciato e non fa vibrare la macchina quindi direi che è ok

[@valeriobonafede4683]

@@thedacchio infatti si vede che non si muove niente.. Praticamente perfetto. Pensavo a chi ha attrezzature con giochi e flessioni.. Meglio che non lo copino a mio avviso

[@MohammadAbouBasha]

what's the tool used @3:43? I think it's for checking the straightness of something, please correct me

[@chirapan.b]

Edge finder center fix

[@michelemalesardi5025]

Ho scoperto il tuo canale stamattina... Sto recuperando il tempo perso guardando tutti i tuoi lavori ingegnosi. Usavo un utensile simile a quello che hai realizzato quando dovevo fresare le lamelle di rame per costuire elettrodi da elettroerosione. Solo che non aveva un coltello con inserto ma sra una barretta a sezione quadrata in acciaio temprato,che ogni tot minuti di utilizzo andava affilata... Però la finitura era a specchio

[@thedacchio]

si utilizzavi una barretta di hss, va bene uguale anche perche puoi scegliere il tipo di affilatura da fare.

[@mifistofilus1]

Классная штука получилась а она не вылетит? вроде и зажата не плохо но все же

[@Radio_klest]

Хорошо получилось! Очень практичная оснастка

[@Junavi07]

A very conscientious and meticulous work, as always!

[@jeffgreenfield7025]

I remember making a fly cutter as one of my first graded projects in high school. Then parallels then 123 blocks.

[@rolandocrisostomo2003]

The good O'le days

[@arneminderman3770]

Wow, nice! Thanks, greatings from the netherlands.

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

good job!

[@thedacchio]

thanks bro :)

[@skatewithvanz]

If made in poland gives you a comment its good trust me lol

[@MsALDARI]

PO BEJN SURE THUI AFITOS ç

[@VilsonAlba]

Veramente complimenti Lorenzo :) ieri ne ho costruito uno anche io ed è molto simile al tuo… comunque ho dovuto mettere un utensile rovesciato perché con quello dritto la macchina deve girare in senso antiorario e la mia macchina lo fa solo in modalità filettatura dopo aver raggiunto il fine corsa del canotto… bravo ancora :)

[@thedacchio]

anche io ho dovuto mettere la rotazione in M4 ( so che tu mi capisci e sai cosa vuol dire M4 ) dato che l'utensile è sinistro, ma la mia macchina gira in m4 dovrebbe farlo anche la tua...strano

[@userwl2850]

Did I miss something? Why did you make it to run in reverse 🤔

[@chrishenning8829]

Same. Wondering if that was intentional, or an ooops.

[@DreamAllianz]

Because of the way his cutting plate is facing, he keeps it in a lathe holder so if he would want it to turn the "right" way his point would be facing upwards

[@davidwillard7334]

It runs in reverse because it's in Reverse

[@ketalix]

careful man...put a little more "oil" for a longer tool life...good job.

[@CUBETechie]

If you use carbide insert tool's you can use lubricant/ cooling emulsion or without but not on off on off.

[@riccardomarraccini7153]

Bravo e preciso; come sempre è un piacere vederti lavorare

[@NonSoloRockTube]

Sempre il numero 1, iscritto da quando suonavo con i Parasitz!

[@thedacchio]

uno dei migliori gruppi mai esistiti a Pianella :)

[@Noe_Luciano]

Ottimo lavoro, come del resto tu ci hai abituati a vedere, bravissimo

[@steran50]

Back the front, but just run it backwards. Nice job.

[@pierluigibeltrame3458]

Sempre molto professionale....complimenti!!!!!

[@thedacchio]

Grazie :)

[@sanjaysami4315]

Good work ! Maybe make the music softer so we can hear the machines.

[@michaelclark2840]

Nice work. Could use an extra set screw. Curious why it's setup to run anti clockwise?

[@schrotti1000]

Ein schöner Schlagzahn 😀. Vielleicht noch eine Vertiefung für die Schrauben im Drehmeißel anbringen.

[@klauss9736]

Ein Schweizer ?

[@makermadeinitaly6242]

Complimenti!!! bel lavoro...Bravo...!

[@thedacchio]

Grazie :)

[@человек-ж3й8г]

Молодец мужик... Отлично получилось 👍👍👍👍👍

[@officinahobbistica2.06]

Grande ottimo lavoro, rifinitura professionale

[@tonycstech]

I dont understand this design. It seems to be very unbalanced. Is it not ?

[@jacksiscavage6265]

Was waiting to see a fly get cut in half. Lol.

[@Antonio_NOM]

Video come al solito ben fatto e molto interessanti i contenuti.. the dacchio 6 bravissimo!

[@thedacchio]

Grazie :)

[@pablitojuve88]

Grande Lorè! Ti seguo da quando avevi il codino!

[@thedacchio]

bei tempi Paolo...ahahah

[@LucaLazzaretti]

Ottimo lavoro!Complimenti!Si potrebbe usare anche sul tornio....

[@bryanbortko2695]

Damn that's nice. I always used fly cutters as a machinist. Totally different cutting aluminum vs steel

[@Etherion195]

What's the benefir of a fly cutter over a normal mill?

[@TalisonElvira]

@@Etherion195 Better surface finish.

[@Etherion195]

@@TalisonElvira thanks.

[@v2ikek8lm]

What is going on 3:41 ? Home made solution?

[@TheSoundOfTwang]

Auto-Fix

[@j.r.w7636]

Great work but I gotta be honest this thing scares me lol

[@DieZockerZone1]

i wouldnt stay near this, i would hide myself behind a massiv wall

[@balkonnaya_tokarka]

Niice job! What is tool installing angle you choosed? I'm thinking about 10-15 degrees, but not sure...

[@andysbastelwerkstatt7299]

Nice Tool 👍👍👍

[@yvesgosse3979]

Hi, it's a very good job, and a good idea...

[@MegaZero78]

Grandissimo DACCHIO se vai a comprare un utensile del genere costa un botto, bravo bravo

[@thedacchio]

lo so, infatti la maggior parte delle persone se lo costruiscono :)

[@niravpitroda4146]

Can i use this in CNC milling? Or calibration to be needed?

[@hagonzalezzelaya]

Excelente herramienta! Un gran trabajo!!!

[@MurZZZilla]

Молодец! Сэкономил на фрезе.

[@klauss9736]

Я ненавижу россиян

[@davidhill3914]

How come your mill spindle turns anticlockwise?

[@davidwillard7334]

Because mill spindle is Anticlockwise

[@davidhill3914]

​​​@@davidwillard7334Maybe in Australia 😄 Seriously though, every mill I've ever seen turns clockwise looking down on the work, and you need a left-hand turning tool in a flycutter. This guy's tool is right-handed (unless the video is mirrored for some reason). Hence my question.

[@davidwillard7334]

@@davidhill3914 with you tube , Tiricks can be played here !

[@campbellmorrison8540]

I need a fly cutter but had never thought of making one, I love the idea of using an insert tool it but why did you off set the cutting point off from the rotation center?

[@Luiansan94]

Gran trabajo. Una pregunta nada más. Cuántos grados de inclinación tiene?

[@brainfornothing]

Very well done ! Now I only need a milling machine, Hehehe ! Thanks for sharing !

[@BV2]

But first I need money

[@Sahilkmr710]

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[@avramhanovich8900]

רששששששש ש'ה ם של כל רב כ, ב

[@davidwillard7334]

DREAM ! ON ! DREAM ON ! DREAM ON !! DREAM.ON !!

[@zdrahar8977]

Неплохо но я думаю что купить оправку было б проще))) но руки откуда надо растут! Молодец!!!

[@leoadrian21]

Hello good Job, which steel it's used for the fly cutter? ty

[@michelecastellano5584]

Ciao, se uno lo usasse con trapano a colonna in assenza di fresa??? È meglio evitare? Se si perché? Grazie infinite

[@thedacchio]

assolutamente da evitare, la stretta del mandrino non è paragonabile a quella della pinza e inoltre non avendo il blocco del canotto te lo tirerebbe giu il che non è molto sicuro

[@michelecastellano5584]

@@thedacchio grazie mille della risposta davvero... 👍👍

[@cosmovellucci5506]

Come sempre ottimo lavoro 👍

[@Iloveph-j3d]

Its nice but the rotation of the cutter or spindle should be clockwise to avoid the chips coming off your side.

[@danuprasetyo5549]

Nice brothers,i'm school in mechanical engineering

[@bryanbortko2695]

Well you know you should spend a good 5 years hand on. Even if its setting up cnc mills . Practice trig and cad. Get used to 3d mastcam softwear

[@danuprasetyo5549]

Yeah 5 years is a short time and needs full concentration

[@ayhancetin5038]

Talaş sana geliyo ters yapmışsın kardeşim barayı olmazzzz

[@rogeriovasconcelos90]

Idéias básica e ótimas de um bom profissional, parabéns

[@firukk]

Can you give information about the dimensions of the piece you made? Can you give information about the lathe insert holder and insert you use?

[@CUBETechie]

What are flycutter and why cannot you use normal milling tool?

[@chrishenning8829]

Flycutter cuts a larger diameter and leaves a nice surface finish.

[@NPsportAR]

Caution!! Put camera in inverse angle for look a better and use refrigerant . Good job

[@stuartcox4739]

Nice job! What degree angle did you put on the bottom of the tool please?

[@garysushil]

Was good but its very dangerous

[@johnpiettro4644]

What does it take for a fly cutter to unscrew from the holder and fly away? I mean it's of course a standard milling tool but it looks prettty dangerous. How tight should the fixing screws be? Will they stay tight and not unscrew in the process of high RPM rotation? I don't think my questions sound as overstatement. One eihher needs to be quite experienced in this kind of DIY tooling or otherwise fully understand the basic principles of fly cutter construction. I would probably never had enough courage to use such a tool.

[@ГлебНехорошев-ц7ы]

Замечательное приспособление. Всех благ.

[@marciomagal]

Homemade? Qual é a HOME que tem equipamento pra MADE isso aí? Rs...

[@wojciechpietrowski1161]

You can also use this to make holes

[@angelwalterbobadilla9430]

Muy bueno, pero lo veo peligroso que pueda escapar, poco agarre con dos tornillos. Debería tener una traba me parece, saludos.

[@reddmehh5257]

Really it's so good job but i don't think so that it's homemade because you need a full workshop to do all this...... anyway thanks

[@jagboy69]

Why not machine it out of one piece? just curious...

[@davidwillard7334]

Because Metal Wastage is High !

[@jagboy69]

​@@davidwillard73345yrs ago, metal was cheap! Even today I would still prefer one piece.

[@davidwillard7334]

@@jagboy69 the Guy that made the Fly cutter , How come he didn't reply to your message ! Then ?

[@marcellofabbri6292]

Sei un grande veramente bravo i mie complimenti

[@thedacchio]

Grazie :)

[@lucamalcm1442]

Espectacular 👌excelente rectificadora en plano

[@fullmoon6661]

This is such a good camera angle, next time just point the camera to the floor or something.

[@slimthug6675]

This ain't homemade... Homemade is with an impact drill

[@strawsparky33]

If he made it at his house It doesn't matter what tools he used. Its still homemade.

[@yaykruser]

@@strawsparky33 The normal person cant afford those tools, I think it his buissnes workshop or something.

[@slimthug6675]

@@strawsparky33 I was just joking but... If you have a professional work shop at home its not homemade. My mum is an English teacher so I'm quite certain with the play of words.

[@黄昱銘-o8t]

What's the name of the machine that cuts the round stick, please?

[@chrishenning8829]

Metal cut-off saw.

[@mucasa]

Nice... how much rpm?

[@thedacchio]

1200

[@melisunnymellchris79]

Looks very nice - but dangerous, you must have a good look and feeling about the rp/m's...

[@marvinweijer9073]

If you know the diameter and what kind of material your tool is. You can calculate the speed en the feed.

[@marvinweijer9073]

And make sure your tool is well balanced

[@danielsousariassouzadias9788]

Cadê o óleo solúvel para refrigerar a pça e a.broca ??????????????

[@carlmen6567]

Wouldn't the unbalanced tool will wear out the spindle sooner?

[@SafetyBoater]

If you can feed at a fast enough rate, on a shallow pass, you could make some interesting patterns.

[@xno127]

Awesome ,great skills dude

[@zxandr1607]

I don't want to listen to music, I want to listen to the machine!

[@HernanSDfull]

excelente video!!! saludos desde Argentina!!

[@claudios1983]

Exelente video, acabo de encontrar el canal y es muy bueno, tu laboratorio es muy similar al mio. Saludos desde Argentina!

[@oppanheimer]

Bravo beautiful job. What metal did you use?

[@vincenzobarba938]

Video come sempre interessante Posso chiederti dove acquisti questo tondi che poi successivamente vai a tagliare/filettare?c'e' un sito dove conviene comprarli???☺🙋🙋

[@thedacchio]

io li compro da un rivenditore qui da me...non so se su internet si vendono ma se cerchi bene forse qualcosa viene fuori

[@Noe_Luciano]

Se mi posso permettere, io mi fornisco su PUNTOMETALLO, persone veramente serie e molto disponibili e consegne in uno o due giorni.www.puntometallo.it/

[@vincenzobarba938]

Grazie mille Noe' Luciano

[@thedacchio]

@@Noe_Luciano non conoscevo questo siti...sembra fornito, ma i prezzi mi sembrano un po altini

[@michelemalesardi5025]

Perché prima di optare per "un sito" non provate a visitare le fabbriche della vostra zona? Quando troverete quelle che vendono ciò che vi serve,come e quanto vi serve, rimarrete stupiti nello scoprire quanto poco costino le cose... I profilati e i tondini venduti a chilo anziché a peso d'oro!

[@ambroscustom]

Well build tool, really worth the effort you made.

[@maurorasera7016]

Que Excelente idéia, parabéns, vou tentar copia-lo .

[@mcozpda3392]

bravo .. que velocidad huzaste en cortar la pieza en tu drill .. saluti dai messico

[@knafis]

I strongly beleive u r doing it hard way if not wrong

[@knafis]

@mrgeorge118 i have an opinion and i beleive i can express that, and i am a mechanic and a machinist , have worked in r&d, so i know what i am talking about, i donot want to disrespect the gentleman who is in making this masterpeice, and the people who know even a little about manufacturing, will definitely understand rather than cursing me

[@allaussietraveller9879]

@@knafis what part are you talking about?

[@Bigbore3]

Bel lavoro. Che fresa è quella che usi?

[@mgdesigns7486]

hey man nice job but it has to be more careful to use ,, needed some more locking mechanic so that chances of accident decrease ........it's too dangerous to use by just locking the tool on two bolts on the surface

[@МОКМеталл-Восток]

Вот у меня лично для хобби стоят 2 токарных 1к62 и 1м63 и фрезерные станки 675П и 6р82ш

[@Timoffejj___RU]

Ого себе: !!! (особенно дип-300) Откуда??!

[@Timoffejj___RU]

@@zuxel6, Видать, очень большой дом, если там нашлось столько лишних кв.м площади.

[@МОКМеталл-Восток]

как откуда. они свободно продаются. хоть карусельный можно купить.

[@МОКМеталл-Восток]

лишних не бывает. у меня бокс площадью 160 м кв. там они и стоят. в планах купить еще и зуборезный. я терпеть не могу игрушечные станки.

[@МОКМеталл-Восток]

для начала я в девяностые только в первый класс пошел (если точно то в 94 году)

[@cisumevolneblok]

Ever heard of coolant? Great job, by the way!

[@roccopompa680]

Bravo sempre nelle lavorazioni, cmq per il tornio sarebbe bello un inquadratura dall'alto ciao Lorenzo

[@thedacchio]

ci sto pensando...ma ancora non mi viene in mente una buona idea..

[@ernaneluis540]

Ótimo trabalho sem dúvida...porem não gosto de usar esse tipo de fresa com apenas um corte fica sem contrapeso e desbalnciada vibra o mandril...mas se fosse com 2 cortes estaria perfeito

[@user-wo7tr9bf7v]

Please explain what he did on 3,42 - 3,50

[@adidiz1191]

That's a tool used in or on a machine like a mill, to accurately align the machining tool with the work piece center, work piece edges, layout markings, or previously machined feature during the set-up phase of a machining or other operation

[@eutimputnoki6912]

It's called an edge finder (manual)

[@78panzerfaust]

video molto interessante come tutti i tuoi,mi toglieresti un dubbio? ho sempre usato una fresa ad inserti per eseguire la spianatura dei pezzi,quest'utensile ha dei vantaggi rispetto alla fresa?

[@thedacchio]

finitura di gran lunga migliore, e l possibilità di ottenere un diametro grande di passata e non sforzare sulla testa

[@78panzerfaust]

@@thedacchio grazie