How to make a mini lathe in 3 Minutes

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[@jezjezman9487]

You can buy carrots at the supermarket btw.

[@stevenhalliday7297]

When I say MASTER you all say BAIT!! Ok?, cool. MASTER....

[@jacksaquarium4929]

bait

[@NoorquackerInd]

bait

[@panzermacher]

no, just no. though if we get enough people arguing for & against, we can have a mass debate.

[@lennyf1957]

I've never heard of sandpaper referred to as thick and thin in my life. Maybe coarse and fine, but never thick and thin.

[@lennyf1957]

What the hell is wrong with you boy? Don't come in here with your stupid racist ghetto language you idiot.

[@GotScout]

He meant 'sick und sin'... it's his accent.

[@GotScout]

Seriously... go away... far far away.

[@lennyf1957]

you always use racist pranks?

[@GotScout]

***** It is 'sorry' you ignorant fuck.

[@CliveevilCuk]

That's pretty good. You could use the same technique for polishing a turd. I would recommend running the drill a bit slower. After some sanding, a brush would get quite a nice shine.

[@Qermaq]

Toothbrush, preferably.

[@jmsmaxwell]

Has seen the idea many years ago but had forgotten it. Friend was making parts for his model train set and he used the same trick to turn a metal rod down to size. Thanks for posting this and reminding me of it.

[@TNTMans]

I like how at the end he tried to take it off, but figured out it was stuck

[@heatxtm]

he didn't try it.. i think that he glued, because if you don't do that, it wouldn't spin when pressuring with the sandpaper

This is one of the best ideas i´ve ever seen !

[@pmm4177]

I've been chucking stuff into my drill for years, like 1/4" aluminum round rod so I can polish it, this is a cool twist though!

[@peterbucek2136]

Nice float you made there!

[@Passengervehicles]

This is perfect, if only I was building my staircase with carrot....

[@wickedlittletongue]

Wow this is actually super helpful, just what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@ivan868]

Why there is difference between the logo picture (maked by CNC) and contents of the video????

[@JKTCreation]

never knew the drill handler can be fixed that way..thanks :)

[@samuelrenteria7356]

Yes a carrot peeling machine. And first.

[@7gmang]

I love this guy, you're smart. I build my own lathe and.., its long story

[@winterblue542]

i know this doesnt look like the thumb nail but it still works so 1/2 a like for you

[@_.-.]

I came here without knowing what a lathe was :P

[@misternaufel]

Me to lol

[@guyfriedman295]

me to, apparently, i thought that it was some kind of coffee...

[@maciek000010]

Me too. Actually I still don't know.

[@guyfriedman295]

Maciek J i wrote lathe on YT, it seems like its the thing that spins around and than you can drill in it and carve it and stuff...

[@mctoshaka]

i still dont know and at this stage i dont even want to know

[@NZHorizones]

Loves his hot glue, becomes exciting when the Tailstock let's go!

[@TuttleScott]

I always wondered how they made carrots

[@David98cc]

Thats clearly a banana

[@derekwood3997]

no no no a potato

[@xXShadowInfinityXx]

I thought it was a rabbit 😕

[@alexanderswezda6712]

was it an UFO?

[@sidefish8362]

Now I know where to come next time I need to make some foam carrots.

[@samuelscott7646]

this is how Cheeto dust is made

[@strangeayy8025]

So true

[@WoodFinishesDirect]

Haha this is a great idea! Liked and Subscribed my man.

[@hank8117]

Really cool lathe, keep up the good work! 😄👍

[@ScrapwoodCity]

Super cool!

[@krisraps]

This Is Genius! Wow! Amazing Job, I Always Wanted A Lathe For My jewelry Ring projects, I Always Did A Something Dioferend, but Now I Dont have That Tool, This Is The Greatest idea For A Mini Lathe I Know

[@638hds669900]

I do not think will work with metal working.

[@lennyf1957]

Works only with Styrofoam. Basically useless.

[@638hds669900]

If I would care enough to modify it a bit I would make it work with wood as well. But steel? No.

[@GotScout]

No... works with styro and 12 other type of foam, depending on the thick or thin paper you use. (prob balsa too)

[@VintageElectronicsGeek]

FYI, sandpaper is not rated "big one / little one" nor is it rated "thick one / thin one", it's rated as "grit" such as "1200, 500, 220 , 120, 60, etc... grit", this is something you already know since you have apparently purchased your sandpaper for at least this video....the lower the grit, the more course it is, the higher the grit, the more finer it is....low grit is great for removing mass volume while higher grit is great for smoothing and polishing.

[@williambranham6249]

How about making a video on grit. You are brilliant.

[@haz1m195]

William Branham there nothing to say about grits. Higher grit means finer and Lower grit mean rougher.

[@clinteastman1239]

True grit.

[@teamtamer]

I think the sandpaper is rated "course" (40 grit)/"medium" (80 grit) and "fine" (~120 grit?) in the craft section at "Dollars and cents". It's near where they keep the foam for the carrots.

[@OpinionatedMonk]

Anyone else really happy about this enthusiastic voice over?

[@tobybayliss9146]

I'm looking at starting a precision engineering company. this machine looks ideal.

[@moniquelaurent1114]

MDRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[@ME5ER]

Love the intro!!!!

[@angelobernardo6823]

Wow its cool roman i will watch this every day its so cool

[@LesTutosdUneMinute]

A CARROT!!!!

[@yasenkalchev7664]

:D

[@lulubyzero]

yea looks like.. xD

[@acridtv1484]

float

[@treserious]

I was going to say that, lol.

[@cozzyinternet4706]

that is literally called a "carrot stick" ! !

[@tartaras101]

How to make your own carrot* FTFY

[@Lolatronn]

for people wanting a WOOD lathe he has a video for it

[@leighatkins22]

Well it's longer than 3 mins (not truthful there) but a handy style of doing it - thanks for showing.

[@relentlessmadman]

good simple concept, I might be able to modify to make wood dowls!

[@MrGigs94]

Thats what I was thinking. Like you can use this as a guide to make a more stable one that can be used for more than just foam.

[@Adam-cn5ib]

If that takes 3 minutes then i'm jesus

[@ReubenMRU]

he tells you how, in 3 mins XD

[@Bouzsi]

If you’re Jesus then I can last a whole three minutes! Wait…

[@PDeRop]

so... how do you keep the foam from spinning around the skewer?

[@erikiacopelli451]

its glued in place

[@electronicsNmore]

Has it's uses....

[@ToniCraftShow]

Genius!

[@mdrifathossainfahim7612]

Bro I want to know how to use a general keyboard for any smartphone.

[@richyearle007]

That was a very cool idea...Thanks.

[@kezadrone]

Foam? Might be handy for wax pieces like a fancy candle or a part you were going to cast in a silicone mould later and fill with resin film props etc, levers and such.

[@Chris-RL]

great idea. looks like if you don't have a drill with a handle you could use a smaller muffler clamp to hold it into place .. looks like it would work as a milling machine on this scale as well ... thanks ..

[@iandavies6083]

Very professional presentation.

[@ahmedabdulAziem]

this was good idea for what i want exactly thanks for sharing

[@antonhelsgaun]

you wanted to make foam rods?

[@ahmedabdulAziem]

I'm going to using for some equipment modelling but yes its look like rods do you have any more idea

[@mihumus]

Very cool!

[@sansrik7013]

very clever.....

[@dannymo4390]

great moves, keep it up, proud of u. and pappa bless

[@Gijs7156]

sodie pops

[@infiniusnobelliusroy3201]

u r awsome..keep up the good work..:)

[@ulisesrodriguez8284]

muy bueno q buena creatividad tienen los felicito.

[@Stefan13579100]

this intro is crazy yet so coll

[@ernestboston7707]

Now I have an urge to lathe carrots. .... for carrot based tiny furniture legs!

[@blackbird1234100]

omfg today I just thought of using drill for lathe then BOOM KZbin SUGGESTIONS

[@MindTurd]

yeah because if it was any other shape, the fish would ignore it.

[@naveendinakaran5656]

Pretty cool man

[@bilalhafeez9188]

AWSOME!!!

[@YouTubeHandlesAreDumb]

Can you start putting the links to the original videos in the description.

[@frederickvears1808]

watching KZbin has gotten me off my butt and back in to building once again!! Thank you KZbin.....

[@michealoudshoorn628]

Oh it's a lathe specific for foam; silly me I was trying to find the purpose of this contraption. My that's dosen't seem to be very versatile. Hey but I suppose if you're in a pinch and you need a mess of foam carrots in a hurry this is probably the way you outta go.

[@nelunicoara4483]

.....Near lake with ACCUdrill. :)

[@whokilledmercy1497]

If u want to make smaller ones, just use an corck from an wine bottle. Greetings from Germany :P

[@nevj.2256]

Nazi?

[@sneaky3685]

+Nev J. Why you think every German is an Nazi ? Thats Stupid!

[@whokilledmercy1497]

why?

[@nevj.2256]

Hitler wasn't a jew... he was against religion. Friedrich Engels & Karl Marx founded the communism... They weren't jews. You're against jews.. probably becaus you're german. Show me the facts. Where i can see that u tell me the truth?...

[@romanwasenmiller764]

Hmm... I hope you aren't serious....

[@DFX2KX]

welp, never thought to do it that way. with slightly more substantial parts, you could do this with wood instead of foam. Some of those drills are pretty stout.

[@joeldavies3904]

Really! You know where you can put that carrot you just made my friend.

[@wiegerdam1963]

Man I love your accent.

[@ClarkABennett]

I'm impressed

[@Pertamax7-HD]

nice sir

[@JBoyle-jr9wb]

click bait thumbnail. be a little more professional. you have the knowledge, skills, and intelligence to be. don't stoop to that low. it's not very respected.

[@ralden9983]

AMAZING

[@owlpoodle355]

You are one "Wild and Crazy Guy"

[@jiffysquidmuffins9158]

How'd you make the turned wood object in the thumbnail?

[@RussianEngineer]

О! Так можно морковку в промышленных масштабах чистить! А за идею крепления дрели к доске +100500!

[@markfisher9159]

Роман, привет. Вопрос: какую программу (читалку) ты используешь для озвучивания английского текста? Марк.

[@shahjamal5013]

very very tnx broo........ .................

[@gapzzu]

very very good tutorial,,,,, tanks

[@fakename7012]

*Watches even though I don't know what it is

[@blazing64]

Genius

[@frederichrecinski4616]

Pour rapper les carottes c'est génial ce truc !! 🤣🤣🤣

[@14amith]

Nice video , let me suggest you to do a stirling engine on your comming videos... thanks.

[@leemin1790]

Wow so effortless..😌😌

[@jomo2x]

Still waiting when he actualy starts doing something

[@heavymetalweld805]

Im suing for the three minutes of my life ill never get back. Lol

[@gabrielvikstrom5742]

I could've sworn it said how to make a mini latte XD checked the video and was like... the hell?

[@PatriotCoinRings]

I'm sure there has to be some sort of value to this but a hundred dollar average investment plus labor and material to make a one dollar float? Not being mr. negative, just trying to think what else could be done and not trolling here. I was hoping to see a mini-metal lathe but doubt it. Wood? Maybe?

[@Bouzsi]

You probably wouldn’t want to make a metal turning lathe using a drill for the motor, would you? I’m not being sarcastic- I’m VERY new to using hand tools and to doing any kinds of crafting/machining type of stuff. My thinking is that you’d be putting a lot of repetitive load on the drill’s motor, and end up burning it up pretty quickly. At some point, long about the second or third replacement drill, you’ve spent more money than an actually _decent_ lathe, even one bigger than just a mini one, would cost, wouldn’t you? Again- not trolling. I’m asking because I’m genuinely curious and thinking about putting a lathe together using a drill I don’t use anymore. I was more interested in wood turning, but I think turning metal would be cool, too. I recently saw a video about a miniature chess set and thought it would be awesome to make chess sets (somewhere between full-size and miniature… maybe something like a slightly larger-than-travel-sized set) out of multiple types of wood, or to make the boards out of wood but use metal for the pieces. Anyway, sorry for blathering on, I just wanted to make sure you have some context in order to know I’m not just stupid, or just being a dick, but that I’m simply ignorant to much of how things like this work since I didn’t have anyone around that taught me how to use tools and whatnot after my dad passed away when I was younger (and therefore mom was working a LOT to take care of us, but also she didn’t know too much about tools either 😕 Thanks for taking the time to read this and respond, if you can/do!

[@eachone9220]

ACCCEEENNNT!!!!

[@paulbradley2472]

Ideal for making fishing floats

[@soufianebkt5930]

nice work

[@graverstvogodec]

perfect

[@clemmcguinness1087]

very good thank you

[@MightyG0RILLA]

nice work👍👍

[@redeemer1167]

innovative

[@mmmostone4547]

nice idea.

[@alexanderprzybysz9560]

I done this before with a drill press(resting on its side) and grinder.

[@user-wo1od6dr1z]

nice idea

[@smgri]

cool...but the only issue is drills are not made for continuous use like this...you will overheat and melt out the winding lacquer

[@alhattami7423]

Excellent

[@matzelimhamn]

What's the purpose and use of this mini lathe - just curious?

[@shivajoshi9068]

Could you try to make a wice or an helping hand tool or any other diy tool pls for making a mini workshop

[@sdoilpaint4368]

3 minuites great thats aboit how mucj battery i have left

[@smeargleos4594]

Nice fishing float

[@mr.c30]

Nice carrot dude.

[@blackbird1234100]

3:05 YOU MADE A CARROT... also use this for lost foam aluminum casting!!!