Jig grinding the 1st ear of our "Master- Sine" sine plate.

[@pitvondone]

I just found this vid's and it's good to know that some one knows how to work with this thought of mashinery. Greetings from Olpe

[@imajeenyus42]

I have never, ever seen a jig grinder in operation before - fascinating to watch!

[@lethinh769]

Thank Don ! This is the best for everyone aroud the word love the machine ,special for jig grinder work ,and special thank from VIETNAM to me sir !

[@SuburbanToolInc]

You're welcome! It's truly an amazing machine. Thanks again for watching.

[@brettzahler7403]

I always learn from your video's thank you

[@SuburbanToolInc]

Your welcome

[@kellysampson5984]

Hi Don, This is awesome stuff. Thanks M.K.S.

[@SuburbanToolInc]

Your welcome.

[@artisankatstudios7902]

Almost a kind of art form :) Great videos. Subscribed :)

[@SuburbanToolInc]

Yes it is an art form.

[@andywander]

Thanks, Don (& Glenn)

[@SuburbanToolInc]

You're welcome.

[@MrShobar]

Don, how do you maintain the required level of cleanliness at the jig grinder with that table saw running in there?

[@SuburbanToolInc]

The table saw is probably 30' away and has a vacuum system of it's own to keep the area clean.

[@jayman1601]

Good video. Could you guys do a video on the different types of grinding wheels for surface and bench grinders? Like the different grits, hardness and the numbering system they use. Can't find any good videos on that subject. Thanks.

[@SuburbanToolInc]

Id like to bring to your attention fundamentals of grinding kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6DJg5uDlLxgjM0

[@markrichardson239]

Don; Holy cow! Hey, can you tell me about the machine a bit? You just never cease to amaze me. On a side note, I am thinking you don't get wild when tightening the bolts.... I will venture.... 20 foot pounds? Possibly less. Hey, my thanks. Mark

[@SuburbanToolInc]

We didn't measure with a torque wrench but my guess is 1 or 2 pounds.

[@markrichardson239]

Yikes! Well, then just enough to register the part, and not enough to distort it.

[@bcbloc02]

Do they make machines for line grinding? Sure seems like it would be a huge time saver if you could do both holes in one setup.

[@SuburbanToolInc]

No but it would save time.

[@duobob]

Great video, Don. Could you give us some provenance on the Moore grinder? It looks like new. Is it a new acquisition for Suburban Tool? Has it been reconditioned? If so, was it by the same company we saw who reconditions your surface grinders? Is this the first Moore #2 jig grinder for Suburban tools? How do you use it, how do you plan to use it, and how does it fit in with the the mix of machines at Suburban? Please comment on whatever of those questions you feel is appropriate to this audience. Thanks.

[@SuburbanToolInc]

We've had it in the shop for some time we use it regularly then we moth balled it. Later we reconditioned it to the extent we could and now it is back in operation thank you.

[@cpcoark]

Interesting video Don. Why don't you use pin Gage's to measure your hole bore?

[@SuburbanToolInc]

Why have hundreds of pin gages when it can simply be accomplished by using a telescoping gage and a micrometer. But, thank you for your comment.

[@andregross7420]

Really liking the jig grinding series, although I'll probably never use one it's nice to see one running. Do you think you could show how to grind chrome someday?

[@SuburbanToolInc]

We plan on doing a video at some point.

[@themachinist6554]

You are producing many pieces, do you use a template to fix the work piece at the machine table?

[@SuburbanToolInc]

No we don't use the template for the 1st one, but then the 1st one becomes our template.

[@dannychavez310]

Is that Glenn playing that guitar at the intro?

[@SuburbanToolInc]

No, not yet.

[@cristiansilva8278]

Why are you picking up the hole with out an indicator...? How will you know if it cleans up

[@SuburbanToolInc]

Experience

[@colt4667]

Why do you have a table on top of the machine's table?

[@SuburbanToolInc]

A smaller table makes it easier to work with smaller parts. Also if the table wears its much easier to correct than the main table on the machine.

[@dalmatiangirl61]

Way oil is ok, but the whale oil is better, only place to find it is ali express.

[@rickbrandt9559]

Old guys rule and Stress the fact from a bench grinder, to your shop to Reska that a grinding wheel/stone is a "consumable" and should be treated as such. Don't wimp out on replacing them.More info on grades/type/uses/speeds/feeds/care of, would be helpful. Old guys with skills,rule

[@SuburbanToolInc]

We do touch on that subject go to - kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6DJg5uDlLxgjM0

[@rickbrandt9559]

Thanks missed that one