Make a lathe

[@bluesky6327]

I so enjoy every one of your videos. You keep taking jigs and machines to the next level - sometimes multiple levels up. Thanks for sharing this! I'd really enjoy a voice-over narrative to explain what you're doing along the way.

[@Agent_Lemur]

Do you have a parts list for this? I especially would like to know the size of bearings and the shaft that fit so well through them. Thanks!

[@juanjoseduran6325]

Vaya torno, de lo mejor que he visto por aquí, de todas formas es a lo que usted nos tiene acostumbrado puesto que no hay herramienta que salga de sus manos que no este bien realizada, ya me gustaría a mi tener un cepillo de los que usted fabrica y ya no digamos los joyeros que usted realiza que son joyas en si misma. Le deseo que sus manos duren mucho tiempo y que nos siga deleitando con sus vídeos. Enhorabuena.

[@BeyondHomeCooking]

That is a nice shop made horizontal router table you got there. You are pretty far down the rabbit hole. I really appreciate the quality of your shop made machines. very nice. I feel as if Mirock would have used some super glue on the pulleys to reinforce the wood. Would you think about doing that, and if not, why not. Thanks for sharing.

[@titodejesus6238]

Your "detailed instructions" are breathtaking....

[@connecticutaggie]

Nice design! What type of motor did you use, how did you control its speed, and what RPM do you turn at?

[@argeancomics3291]

Excelent. How much HP is the motor?

[@BossCrunk]

Thousands of dollars' worth of other power equipment on display and he finally drew the line at a lathe? OK.

[@treate1977]

Eye appealing lathe! Are there plans available by any chance? Thanks

[@stevepearson6736]

Those look like garage door bearings. I have a few of those around, and some torsion tube for that matter. I just started thinking about lathes because of a business idea I'm trying to put into place on a shoestring. You do great work, and I'm anxious look at the large bandsaw. You may have squared my circle.

[@woodworkingexplained]

Awesome job! I'm always excited when you upload a new video.

[@senioritaporpredor]

I've got 2 or 3 more years of university. After that I've gotta move about 5,000km, find a place, and then if I have the right job, I'll get the chance to build all this cool stuff!

[@nksag]

que capricho, parabéns

[@Realism91]

The reason I like your videos more than other peoples videos for tool building is because the stuff you make is accurate, strong enough and designed simple and efficient.

[@alanwildon8946]

Wood Leatherhead punch

[@donovanlucibello6420]

The beauty is in the simplicity of that design and build! Great video capture, and thanks for sharing that with us. I want to go make one now

[@markthornton7791]

have you got any build plans for this lathe please

[@jamesbranski2348]

very nice for 19 dollars and a little work good job nice video

[@emilflognoid1532]

Gotta say, that sliding angle grinder set up is stinking awesome! Great idea!

[@brainfornothing]

This is also in my "to do list". Thanks for sharing !

[@ronnielard7949]

Awesome job

[@mkkn3240]

Very nice lethe machine

[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Thanks, what are the sizes of the bearings, and the shaft?

[@LYLEWOLD]

what was the drive motor? and, as usual, inspiring to see that kind of ingenuity, and craftsmanship. well done

[@joekind1]

where is the drive motor?

[@acmarceneiro]

parabens amigo,esse projeto ficou fantastico.

[@eightysevenmoore]

That was pretty cool! Question… it looks like that large is driven from the right hand end… which tells me that that the headstock fasteners star experiencing left hand torque… which means they are in threat of becoming loose from the reaction force???!!!😮

[@ianvicedomini2648]

I'm utterly speechless.. Beautiful lathe

[@toonybrain]

I've watched merely three videos by this person and I can already bet that he's a master with a lathe.

[@jerrystark6766]

Excellent project! Well done!!!

[@akquicksilver]

Good job as usual!

[@luciancaliman1617]

Sehr gute Arbeit. Und sehr accurat ausgeführt.

[@martincarbonelli6765]

Nice job, congratulations!!!

[@АнастасСанктПетербург]

Спасибо мастер, чистая работа

[@christopheryoung5480]

What are the countersinking bits that you use

[@steverodgers9206]

That seems like a a lot of work, why not just use cabinet bits for a router table?

[@JorgeHernandez-lk9to]

Muuuy buen aporte amigo sige adelante bendiciones

[@glennfelpel9785]

Very nice and as usual full of good tips. Thank you for sharing.

[@allofusmoreofus2281]

Craftsmanship as always. My teenage daughter commented "oddly satisfying to watch".

[@MrLexhoya]

Allofus Moreofus Wanted to say the same. Satisfying and relaxing.

[@TheTestereci]

projenin şemasını ve ölçülerini ekleyebilirsiniz? teşekkürler.

[@howardfriscia4936]

Any chance you documented your build in order to share it?

[@bhaygood7306]

Very nice work enjoy no music but would love sum size demention or list of parts place 😀👌🏻🙏

[@25goodes]

its veribuityful

[@LeosTueftelei]

Excellent work !

[@willieboggs7799]

Great job.

hướng dẫn good ,nhưng đâu phải ai cũng có đồ nghề như a chàng này

[@christopheleblanc9175]

very nice,

[@faisalyaqoob7408]

what kind of machine did you use?

[@phil3332]

just love watching your vid's, like many others but I will never be able to make them just haven't the space for them.

[@vicdelrosario4099]

i like your idea and i will apply to myself making my own.thanks and it's nice.

[@josephinebennington7247]

Strikes me it’s a bit like making a stone axe head with modern tools. Surely he’s got a lathe in that workshop? 😎

[@bsjm1958]

안녕하세요 선생님, 진짜 너무 멋있는 작품이네요, 선생님이 올린 모든 비디오 너무 감동있게 봅니다, 마음으로는 와우 하면서, 감사합니다 기막힌 작품 올려주저셔. 늘 존경합니다.

[@YoungJe]

과찬이십니다~늘 관심가져주셔서 감사합니다,

[@bsjm1958]

@@YoungJe 가까우면 매일가서 배우고 싶을정도로 너무 너무 놀랍게 기술이 좋아요. 많히 존경합니다.

[@gustavoadolfoolivosrojas5298]

Congrats Mr.Je! Great Idea

[@smansaka1522]

How much diameter Shaft use?

[@chickenguru4]

Well done

[@brianmarcum4829]

You are my new favorite KZbinr!Excellent job

[@YoungJe]

thank you,

[@VikasKumar-zc8yw]

can you make a band saw without drill press

[@giman4380]

저 귀여운 카운터 싱크는 어디서 구한건지요..?

[@YoungJe]

예전에 샀던거야,,,확실치는 않치만 Menards에서 산거 같아요~

[@martingutierrez1155]

Muy buen trabajo gracias por compartir saludos

[@123joshmallett]

You sir are a wood wizard.

[@brentnicol6391]

Nice. I like this.

[@joer5627]

Now I just watched this and am still scratching my head. “how’d he do that?”

[@MrAxel04]

fantastic work

[@romariosilva607]

MUITO BOM FENOMENO MAY GOOD

[@VivekKumar-gn2lj]

Will you make a wooden tool holder which can hang on wall

[@jimowen385]

Brilliant!

[@leonruvalcaba1549]

Hello friend. Loved the video Excuse me, do you have any plans for making this lathe?? I would like to build one, but i want to know the dimensions of the wood pieces. I hope you can help me. Thank you for your attention :^)

[@jamesbranski2348]

how much did the materials costs

[@YoungJe]

I only bought bearings and shafts. total =$19.00

[@artconnolly9519]

very cool

[@jongyoonoh6721]

역시 꼼꼼하게 잘 하시네요. 지난 비됴들 다 찾아 볼게요. 제 아버님도 50년 송충이라고 자부 하셧엇어요.

[@2sansamify]

빨간장갑!ㅎㅎ 한국산 인가요? 잘보고 있습니다

[@YoungJe]

빨간장갑은 한국산이 최고입니다~^^

[@2sansamify]

Young Je 한국은 아닌듯 합니다 ㅎ 기계공구 철자재.목재등구입하기 쉬운가 봐요?

[@YoungJe]

미국입니다~^^ 여기서 목공을 배웠습니다~^^

[@GPS.GhostPirateSloan]

Project: Lathe Tools Needed: EVERY OTHER ONE, EVER

[@Explore-Gobal]

10:28 Nice!

[@kusumsharma2876]

Nice project. Please Description sir. What's MOTOR AC/DC ? What's MOTOR HOUSE POWER (H P.) ?What's MOTOR Single Phase or 3 phase? PLEASE give me answers. Sir

[@YoungJe]

AC 120V SINGLE PHASE 1750 RPM 1/3 HP

[@parttecir4146]

Perfect

[@steelplayer1962]

you R great

[@titodejesus6238]

You was so busy making the lathe that you "forgot" to put any kind of explanation about WHAT YOU WAS DOING!

[@aleksanderromanov6619]

GYT MONING FREND ALLES GYT LAIK

[@troppysholzhuette]

very nice...

[@woodywood1951]

to Geoff Corey: It's youtube... Don't u get it?

[@SMD_N_LMB]

new camera?

[@MINDWARDEN]

Scared the $h1t out of me late at night with my headphones on when I started this vid.

[@BluCereal]

still got all your fingers?

[@carlosferreira8057]

Show

[@luciancaliman1617]

TOP !!!

[@YoungJe]

thanks,

[@phil3332]

can someone show me how to make a never ending pencil as I keep losing mine

[@wandabyrd5534]

Sewing

[@wandabyrd5534]

Machines

[@wandabyrd5534]

Sewing machines

[@barrycarter7965]

Video lasts 13 min, about 10 mins of him using a drill.I already know how to use a drill. Lots of video of him drilling banging etc, but as a video which would help someone else make one - useless.

[@Explore-Gobal]

Keep in mind there are different levels of competency in any endeavor.

[@timfoster5043]

Live end?

[@peroskarsson8455]

I really don’t know what so say. I the final product the main reason to this performance or showing how many unnecessary and complicated details you are capable of doing? Simplicity and function are key words worth remembering. 5 min. is max in a presentation like this.

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

Your woodworking videos are where ... ?

[@BedsitBob]

Seems to be an awful lot of effort, when you can get one from amazon for ~ £100.

[@ahnurmohamed]

I am watching your video but there is not a single word as to why you are cutting no explanation you should watch Mathias I hope it helps

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

If you can't learn by watching, then you can't learn by hearing.

[@HugoDe]

numero

[@bigsnooter]

So a hand drill, router table, table saw, chop saw, grinder belt sander, band saw and a drill press to make a lathe. If you can afford all that, just buy a lathe.

[@PunkPino]

where's the joy in creating something if you were to always just buy things ready made

[@sparks6666]

I don't think this is the KZbin channel for you... Move along.

[@urbanweekendwarrior7238]

why build anything? you can always just buy something from someone else who has the skills you're short on

[@BeyondHomeCooking]

"Those are not the droids you are looking for," I feel as if you are using jedi mind tricks. ;)

[@Realism91]

If you buy all those tools over time, and you enjoy making tools why not try, you might pick up some useful techniques for making other things without ruining projects that matter, it's better than practicing making things for fun when what you've made is of use to you.