Kearny & Trecker Parking Attachment Part 5

[@dannymaciejewski]

Never get tired of watching you indicate on the 4 jaw Adam!!!

[@Swish3r187]

Abom you are the man. Been machining through my teenage years. Now im at Quality control. Wish i could run machines like i used too. Brings back a lot of memories. Thanks man

[@lerkzor]

I was delighted to see another video in the parking attachment series, but dejected when I realized that it was already over :( Anticipating seeing the welding up, and I hope that the bore doesn't draw too much on you. Thanks for sharing this, Adam.

[@knifeguy9928]

You always know it's an Abom video by the sirens in the background. Love the videos keep up the good work.

[@evanpenny348]

Again, a great vid. What I really like as an amateur machinist is that you take the time to get it right. Really encourages me to keep at it. NZ

[@ChrisB257]

Sure proves how a big lathe helps on this size and type of material. Nice job Adam.

[@calraines6931]

Always a pleasure watching a good lathe man working. I spent much of my shop years running older NC Americans and a manual Leblond w/28" chuck. Miss making chips.

[@RandallMoore1955]

Hi Adam, Always a pleasure to watch the chips fly. Stay safe.

[@raincoast2396]

Two tenths of a thousand out and "that's close enough for me"! Wow! No better man for running the four jaw indicating competition, during Stan's upcoming Bar Z Summer Bash. Love watching the Monarch in action. Cheers.

[@chrismoore6980]

Great episode of the K&T Parking attachment Adam! Thanks for sharing the pictures of the drill grinding fixture for the 3 flute drill. Chris

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

I'm a bit rusty in my machine work, having run a water jet most of the time. Regardless of your project, it's a great refresher video on techniques. Glad you're here.

[@bcbloc02]

Certainly a "heavy duty" feel to that bracket. :-)

[@RGSABloke]

Adam, awesome work young man, learned lots, many thanks for taking the time to share your work. Regards. Joe.

[@rustynut7750]

Adam, your Father and Grandfather would be very proud of you as a man and machinist. I enjoy each and every video production you render. Thank You, for being so real.

[@malcomsue]

Great tip about boring under size in case the welding distorts the tube, thanks, love your videos.

[@matter9]

It's awesome to watch your experience with the cutting process, just walk up to the machine and the chip rolls and drops. Thanks for sharing your skill all this time!

[@mrbluenun]

Hello Adam, Thank you for this video, really nice to see a very 3D large part come together after more steps, just goes to show fittings can be made from scratch with more than a little obsovational skills. Thank you. Take care mrbluenun

[@JRD77VET]

Looking good. The mighty Monarch shines once again. Nice to see those tailstock ram screws I made working well. Jeff

[@w056007568]

Amazing finish on that piece Adam - shines like a mirror!

[@odc43054]

Your attachment will be better than the original! Nice meeting you today at Saunders.Dave

[@shortribslongbow5312]

Very nice video, the camera clarity is awesome.

[@johnnyholland8765]

That Monarch is one smoooooth running machine. Can't hardly hear it run. Look forward to the next one. JHolland

[@leebarnes655]

+Johnny Holland That beautiful sound is what got me coming back for more. I love it, so sweet. I'm really surprised how enthralled I am watching a fine machinist work his well honed talents on quality equipment like this one. It gives this mechanic minor regrets over career choices made at the beginning of a long road. Not that I had much of a choice, and certainly not this one anyway. Yes, next one please.

[@georgeswindolljr.4618]

Hi Adam, been watching your channel for about a year . Love your style, videos are great, you are very talented, i believe your dad , and grandad are smiling!!!!! Thanks for all that you are doing!!!!

[@HighlandSteam]

Video quality has gone up nicely. Well done.

[@benandrick4870]

Adam thank you for what you do. I enjoy your videos like this.

[@alexsterling5186]

Adam, You sir are not a machinist you are an artist! Some of the nicest work I have ever seen. I always love watching you work. Can't wait for the next video!

[@eformance]

Wow, you couldn't ask for a more perfect drop to make that housing from!

[@robgerrits4097]

Adam works in the shop like a cook in his kitchen prepairing the perfect meal. But he can also turn that around just as easily. NIce work to a high standard.

[@BickDE]

Great job Adam, the 4140 tube came out nice. Bob

[@Barefoot3us]

Nice job on the K&T Parking Attachment.

[@ronb5781]

It's really coming along nicely... thanks for sharing your talents. !

[@gordonsmith8400]

Hi Adam, great video's loving the KnT parking attachment project. Due to the time difference here in Scotland I start my Sunday morning with a coffee and your SNS great start to the day. hope you're having a great weekend Adam. take care big buddy.

[@Abom79]

+gordon smith Glad you have you join me for Sunday morning coffee Gordon!

[@machinesmotorcycles5511]

Love seeing that monarch lathe . Good video ,thanks

[@awake.collective]

Haha you don't even take breaks on your weekends away. Nice to actually meet you today. Your just as genuine of a guy in person as you are on video.

[@Abom79]

+John Heyen Great meeting you in person John! Thanks for coming by. We're at Johns shop today messing around and cleaning up, so I got the laptop open going through some of the new comments.

[@frean085]

Bonjour de Montréal Canada...love the work you do. Love your shop!!!

[@jan-roarbernhardsen7626]

I have never worked with any kind of the things you are working with, but its so intresting to follow your work.You are working in such precision. Everything is on the millimeter, and you dont accept anything else than the millimeter. Thats the way to do it. Its always fun and intresting to follow your work. Have a nice weekend

[@jusb1066]

+Jan-Roar Bernhardsen there are 39 thousands of an inch in a mm, he would have a very bad day if he was that far out! lol

[@jan-roarbernhardsen7626]

lol i think so. Its all a questrion about a good"old" pro. A man who knows his work, and is proud of it. Have a nice weekend

[@operator0]

+Jan-Roar Bernhardsen He's working to .025 mm. The reaming operation will be closer than that.

[@jan-roarbernhardsen7626]

Its uncredible. I think he he shows high work ethic and how we all should be proud of what we are doing

[@JohnBare747]

That is going to be an awesome shop made part for the K&T Adam it will serve you well over the years, especially knowing you made it yourself from scratch.

[@Joeyardmaster40155]

Hi Adam, I just googled 4140grade steel and there was more than I really ever needed to know about 4140.>Joe

[@jamiebuckley1769]

exelent looking part so far adam. really enjoying the series so far makes me want to go out to the shop and play with my mill and lathe.

[@travisshrewsbury7169]

beautiful work as always Adam,really starting to come together now,really curious to see how the next piece is made,til next time

[@maggs131]

33:25 it's cool and unmistakable when a guy takes a step back to admire his accomplishment and rightfully so. 👌

[@thomasjake3920]

I wish we could vote the negative votes "off the island". Really appreciate the time and talent you put into your videos Adam.

[@SuperSwitched]

+Thomas 'Jake' I call those individuals phone jockeys. I see them occasionally on my channel. Some leave comments and when we check them out, what the heck are you doing here? Where your interest has nothing to do with my content. Some folks simply need a life!

[@lorenlieder9789]

Good video Adam and a neat project.

[@georgezarifis7409]

That's awesome man! I'm so looking forward to the next part...

[@howder1951]

Nice vid Adam, I am enjoying your vids so much, I always watch them on high def now. Typical style, you are turning an ordinary shop job into a work of art, Bravo my friend.

[@miked4304]

Hello adam, I enjoy the channel alot, thanks for the vids !

[@joshua43214]

Great work! Turning, facing, drilling, the basic lathe ops. It seems simple until you have to flip a large part and get it too meet up in the middle. The more I see it come together, the more I think skeletonizing it would be a good idea. The vertical head is already heavy enough, no need to add the extra weight of the parking attachment. It would also look pretty cool. You could just run a big round nose mill to make a pocket about 1/3 the thickness of the part on each side. If you butt it up against a fence, set up should be minimal so the pocket is parallel to the top and bottom.

[@66sbarker]

damn son you make me want to be thirty years younger. I've always wanted to get into machining but options for that were few a far between where I grew up back in the eightys.

[@fortbrothers9809]

CAN'T WAIT FOR YOUR NEXT pART 6.

[@sdjb111]

Very COOL Adam, I like it.

[@RobertKohut]

Really, a tape measure??? LOL...LOL Thanks again for a great Sunday morning!

[@emildekoven4872]

Excellent narration & explanation.....

[@kroghsmachineshop4708]

Great, I really really enjoy your videos 👍

[@deej19142]

I took a break from the Saturday Night Specials, I think I'm on like 119 now, but I wanted to catch up on this project. Great stuff man!

[@Abom79]

Your all caught up now. Gotta find some project playlists to watch.

[@cbeaulac]

really fun to watch dude, keep it up.

[@RandallMoore1955]

That insert leaves a glass finish. Had to watch that again.

[@paulhicks9399]

I don't understand how people downvote videos like this. Abom is obviously demonstration some real skill.

[@torstenbrunke4026]

+Paul Hicks They downvote this because: 1. No b**bs 2. Nobody gets injured 3. No silly faults 4. Nobody gets pranked Any questions?

[@paulhicks9399]

Thanks fella. Explains it all.

[@williamwazere]

+Torsten Brunke machining (nearly get killed [gone sexual]) You're dead right though man, pure waster side if KZbin.

[@jerrycoleman2610]

Paul Hicks ,absolutely

[@kyleatmore221]

love watching your videos even tho I'm a diesel mechanic

[@parkerfroid]

I'm a landscaper and I also love watching his videos.

[@nonameHEF]

I'm an industrial mechanic from Germany and i love watching Adam too.

[@cbeaulac]

toolmaker here, helps keep me fresh watching these.

[@0ADVISOR0]

+Kyle Atmore I'm a network & system admin and I also love watching his vidjeos! (little AvE here...)

[@Abom79]

+Kyle Atmore Thanks Kyle and everyone else in this post for making the comments. It's great hearing about everyone's backgrounds and trade skills.

[@r3vo830]

That was some nice roughing at the beginning.

[@KnolltopFarms]

Very cool Adam, and I hope you have a good time up in Ohio, visiting John and his shop. I really enjoyed watching the core drill making a trio of chips, and if you ever have a chance I'd love to see you sharpen one! I'm not sure why I like them, but core drills are really interesting to me, even if my favorite hole making(or finishing) tool is a reamer :D Aloha...Chuck

[@jusb1066]

+Knolltop Farms Dude, are you at the machinist bash this year? if not, you will have to make another video instead! Ive only recently heard of 3flute and 4 flute drills, mostly because i bought some concrete drill bits in 4 flute that are supposed to be fine with reinforced steel, (wanted to make a few holes in a concrete post) and they did fine

[@bcbloc02]

+Knolltop Farms Ohio was a blast, it was fun meeting a bunch of people and you tube contributors.

[@63256325N]

So far so good....thanks for the videos.

[@aidanrocks13able]

Mitsubishi seems to make some nice inserts!

[@HybridiHippo]

Nice video again, I hav made many times same way and it won't hardened inside.. reamer goes just fine. lots oil inside. Welding will shrink it more and you'll have plenty material to ream it..

[@rustydog6010]

I really like seeing welds on parts, makes me think people might have built the parts. So, saying that, I think you should just TIG the parts together, skip the stick welds and leave the welds visible. I really enjoy your videos, thanks for doing them!!

[@SuperSwitched]

Great tip wrt doing the final bore on the K&T many would be tempted to skip that step. Welding does do some strange things to precision fits at times :)

[@shawnmrfixitlee6478]

Another Abom79 great vid, Enjoyed man , Thumbs up !!

[@MrRantWhy]

great job Adam

[@mikecwiklinski]

I can't believe how dumb I am. Why did I never think to stop the cut and speed the spindle up when parting. Dumb! Dumb! Dumb! Thanks Adam!

[@gayle3860]

Video quality is great!

[@dougbourdo2589]

This project is exactly like the Baby Bullet project that Tom Lipton did !!

[@torneriamecanicaderamo8808]

muy buenos tus trabajos colega saludos desde ARGENTINA TORNERIA MECÁNICA DERAMO

[@xblasterx200]

Hey Adam, could you make a video of grinding drill bits? Loving your projects, amazing work!

[@phooesnax]

Holy smokes you are fast with the four jaw!

[@Suckmyjagon]

after 10 years I can use a straight edge and get it within 10 k

[@cozzm0AU]

19:33 - 12345 on the calipers, nice ! haha.

[@nevinloop4726]

the three flute nice job. i like to use rubber plugs on other end of the work to keep the coolant flowing------------------- nevin cal.

[@Abom79]

+Nevin Loop Might be tough to get to work when going through the bore completely

[@robertkutz]

adam nice part 5 .

[@coldformer1]

a Keith Fenner Abom plate on the side would be a nice touch when it is done

[@Abom79]

+Jerry Schram Good recommendation.

[@hullygully-3599]

Really enjoy you sharing your large lathe experience. Could you share please which size Multifix toolpost your using please on the Monarch. 👍👍👍

[@LuxorVan]

Have you ever shopped at MSC industrial direct? Are they decent prices? I know some of the best lathes and machining tools are the ancient ones often passed down by generations! I grew up in South Bend, Indiana, where one of the most famous lathes used to be built! We had many different companies that went under over time! I was thinking about telling my dad about you for any word needed in Florida, in case they ever needed some work done, they do commercial wells from 8"-48" they manufacture pumps, drill wells, they do have an in-house machinist, though they fired the last one, but saving some down time would be nice if they are doing some major work down there! Besides you do some really good work, most of their needs are for shafts, impellers and bushings, sometimes housing repair and refacing! You probably have already done some work for them it is Peerless Midwest, my dad has been there most of their existence! Their former machinist tried to get me into schooling for it, but I am more geared toward mechanical engineering and developing exotic technologies. One of which is a micro turbine that operates on liquid fuel reaction and could be adapted for the aircraft, automotive and marine industries for both Military and Civilian use as well as a portable power unit used to replace the standing grid based power supplies and requirement for lines, that would recycle some of the waste output pumped into sewer's, homeowners would have leased these units from power companies! I had Davison offer me $50k to build a working model of the turbine, but they wanted to be the sole patent owner so I declined their offer, it is a far step from their normal invention basis, but they were very interested! Until then, I have tried to sell the idea and use of other technologies to Pratt & Whitney, Boeing, Lockheed, Oshkosh, Howe and Howe tech as well as a UK based Military Industry, but it involved an entire new type of vehicle, drive system and suspension which would be more advanced than concepts used in today's Military! It would have made a vehicle lighter, smaller, faster and more capable than any in history. That could be mass produced more easily and cost effectively and would have been all terrain and able to cross major bodies of water at a faster speed "In Excess of 36 knots" and perform attacks from any terrain using a combination of satellite and onboard radar for guidance as well as existing technologies available for aerial defense and ground attack! One day, I will build a mock up myself and see if I can get a sponsor for Darpa competitions and investment in building a working model for gaining DOD funding! My Motto! Always have a hope, never give up, your dreams can lead you farther than a bloodhound on a Coons trail!

[@arkansas1313]

Great machining video! Thanks. ....13

[@bikingmnviking3801]

99% of the time when I walk away from YT with someone I like playing it comes up with weird and annoying shit, but damn while I have been eating my dinner right after my own electronics work/play I get a video like yours. You are like a zen master at one with his tools, Abom. Good stuff! One thing you talked about drilling a hole after a pilot hole. What is best for us home gamers with/out lathes? Often I will have an 1/8 inch pilot and I'll break it so I have opted to buy a pair of Drill Doctors and now I can drill wrist pins out of a car w/o a problem. Which I'm sure you know is super hard steel, I'm pretty sure it used to be the hardest steel in the whole car. I digressed. So I changed my style to drill the whole hole at once & I'd appreciate knowing from an expert like you which is better and why? (do you have a video of yours you can refer me to that might illustrate or show the proper technique) Seeing you machine steel like that sure makes me wish I thought more about getting my late uncle's milling machine and small lathe sent to me -- none of 17 relatives wanted it and I didn't have time to drive out to muscle it around but he did some cool work. He liked his leica lenses which threaded on but had a minolta 35mm he prefered better so he just went down in the shop, figured out all the focal lengths and made a female thread to bayonet mount out of a billet of aluminum. I remember when he came to visit us -- so light & perfect it was the best homemade machining I had ever held in my hand. He was quite the man. Kept a lot of our soldiers in WWII safer by doing some dangerous R&D in the most dangerous mountain in the US. It was on Wing De-Icing. Real old-timer. We used to send letters back and forth when my first printer was a one direction dot matrix with no true descenders (meanings the g's & q's didn't go below the line -- printers were very new back then to home consumers and even that was $500 & noisier than ten nests of bees.) Thanks for a walk back in time.

[@fortbrothers9809]

thank you abom for your time

[@lazaglider]

Reminds me, it seems a long time since the monarch starred in a video.

[@Abom79]

Yea it's been waiting for some of the action!

[@lazaglider]

+Abom79 Good to see it back man.

[@bobwas4066]

Great Video What cutting oil where you using when drilling the hole on the lathe

[@JunkMikesWorld]

looks good!

[@matter9]

I can sometimes make a chip like that on my atlas 618, a little smaller though 😉, if you have time I've shot a couple short videos of me in my shop, you're welcome to view Take care buddy!🖐

[@aaronkokesch3593]

Loving this build series. So is a core drill more accurate then a 2 flute drill?? Thanks for teaching us nobs.

[@AffordBindEquipment]

I guess I'm not understanding why this part isn't turned between centers. It would seem the whole length could then be turned at one time and then bore the hole in the chuck. Why wasn't this turned between centers?

[@animalmother2242]

can you go into detail sometime about your drill grinder?

[@Abom79]

+AnimalMother224 Will do, in the mean time to do have a video showing it on drill grinding.

[@petertimowreef9085]

Do you have like a industrial vacuum or something for cleaning up all those chips?

[@xXCARL1992Xx]

did you say Mitsubishi Insert at around 8:40? is there something they are not producing lol

[@elmarqo_3448]

Here is a man who loves his work. Watch the video at 33:34.

[@wyrtwister4260]

Did you sand blast the shaft you were machining ? Wyr God bless

[@ChristopherTate]

It's been a while, but did you come away with an opinion on those sample Mitsubishi inserts? From here it looks like they were giving you a good chip and a great surface finish even with the heavy cuts you were taking on that 4140.

[@operator0]

Adam, are you worried about hardening that 4140 with your weld to the point the reamer wont cut it?

[@Imabeastofatroll]

was thinking the same. carbide tipped reamer would

[@EliteHydronics.]

Exquisite work Adam ! will your version feature the pockets on each side ? Looking forward to the next ep 👌🏻 Cheers Dave

[@Abom79]

+Dave442 cc Planned on keeping solid but several expressed opinions about having holes through it. Not sure yet.

[@madisonian50]

Could have used your new fume extractor...probably not worth dragging over to the lathe ;)

[@robertphillips41]

you should move your fume extractor machine for your welding table over there to deal with the smoke from the cutting oil.

[@etheroar6312]

+Robert Phillips Not sure, but oily smoke might ruin those big buck filters.

[@robertphillips41]

It might but its only a suggestion

[@lazaglider]

+Robert Phillips Telling someone they should do something is not a suggestion.

[@robertphillips41]

+lazaglider ok i should have said you might try, instead of saying you should. thanks for pointing out my grammatical mistake.

[@dan-o9746]

Looks like yours will be much heavier than the factory build. Without the voids would it allow less vibrations?

[@lmdmt]

what do machinist do with all of their metal shavings?