Making a Vise Stop for a Milling Machine Vise

[@Handmadeextreme]

Hope you enjoy the video. Having a stop on the machine vise should really speed jobs up on the milling machine. Thanks for watching.

[@moondarck]

Nice little project. Been around since the garage expansion, and I can see improvements, keep it up. Good things await.

[@Handmadeextreme]

Thanks i'm glad you enjoyed it and thank you for the continued support. :D

[@donswords6671]

Man you lost me at the surface grinder section. Can't locate mine?? 🙂 I did get excited however at :53-1:00 when you showed your lathe panel. I have the Harrison AA here in the States. (I wish my dials worked as smoothly as yours do.) Love that machine and thanks for that tip swapping the part to a collet for concentricity. Being an amateur machinist I will follow you for the Harrison lathe alone, to learn more about my machine, as well as your excellent videos. Cheers from California.

[@BorisIoffe]

I will attempt to recreate your design with some minor changes (mainly imposed by scrap bin content). Thank you for the nice video.

[@RalfyCustoms]

Just what I needed, thank you for sharing

[@Merlinkatamari]

A thing of Beauty!

[@Handmadeextreme]

Thanks very much, glad you like it. :)

[@joshuagosling3341]

Great video! I will now be making everything black!

[@Handmadeextreme]

Haha Hi josh. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@upthereds4939]

Great job mate , genius ! Glad I found your channel 😎

[@Handmadeextreme]

Thanks very much. glad you enjoyed it and welcome to the channel.

[@DanKoning777]

Very nice; *well done.*

[@joell439]

HE - nice result. Thanks for taking us on the ride. 👍👍😎👍👍 Just found your channel. I subscribed and looking forward to binge watching all of your other content 😊

[@Handmadeextreme]

Thanks for the sub! Glad you are enjoying the channel.

[@Brian18741]

Very nice work!

[@Handmadeextreme]

Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it.

[@OneManBandWoodworks]

Love your work mate

[@Handmadeextreme]

Thanks very much. Glad you are enjoying it. :)

[@CruiserMac]

Great job !

[@Handmadeextreme]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@donswords6671]

BTW on the Harrison I love cranking in those speeds. Almost steam-punk but can't get the boiler working. :-)

[@andyrodgers914]

I've made one of those but mine clamps into the tee slots. Yours is probably more rigid by clamping into the vice. Hopefully get to try mine in the next few days as part of my oscillating engine project. I also liked your surface grinder video. Not used one of those since my apprenticeship. Kind of mesmerising action though, a bit like a shaper! :)

[@Handmadeextreme]

Ah yeah I thought about one of those too. I'd say yours is more versatile! "Oscillating engine project" That sounds interesting. Glad you are enjoying the videos. On the subject of Shapers, I've been watching Abom's latest videos using his Shaper to re face an intake manifold. It's like 20 mins of just watching it go back and forth but I can't stop watching it haha. I swear he is hypnotising me..

[@andyrodgers914]

@@Handmadeextreme I'll take a look at abom's video. There is a series I watched from neil9 about making quick change toolpost tool holders

[@andyrodgers914]

@@Handmadeextreme I've added a picture of mine in use to the post you made on the 'UK Model Engineering' Facebook group :)

[@damirdzemidzic7283]

Is advisable to blacken the lathe guides and give it sort of rust protection ? Would it last as the carriage travels along it?

[@SpartanMJO12]

Quality!

[@Handmadeextreme]

Thanks, glad you liked it.

[@mikeyoung6887]

What is the chemical used for blueing/blackening....?

[@pearcemachineshop5200]

Nice tidy job mate, which lathe is that you have looked quite tidy. Al.

[@Handmadeextreme]

Hi Al, Thanks, i'm glad you liked it. The lathe is a Harrison VS330TR. It's a nice machine. It used to belong to my dad's business and came to me when he sold up a few years back. More information on the lathe here. www.lathes.co.uk/harrison-m/page7.html Cheers.

[@britishreaction54]

I like it. I seriously covet your lathe. I'm back on the ship. After 8 weeks and a week off, I volunteered to do another trip. Like the tit I am.

[@Handmadeextreme]

Hi Carl, Thanks. The lathe is a harrison VS330TR. More info here: www.lathes.co.uk/harrison-m/page7.html What is it that you do on board the ship? Cheers.

[@britishreaction54]

@@Handmadeextreme Hi. Thanks for the info on your lathe. I have a rather weedy by comparison Harrison M250. I work with Remotely Operated Vehicles. Large underwater machines equipped with robotic arms that can use lots of specialist tooling to build and maintain subsea oilfield infrastructure. My job is to repair, modify and maintain them and then to pilot the machine from the surface to accomplish lots of different underwater tasks.

[@Handmadeextreme]

That sounds like an interesting job! I used a 250 back in college; Nice little machine. 👍

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[@Handmadeextreme]

Interesting video. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching. 👍👍

[@jagboy69]

@@Handmadeextreme I thought the magnetic indicator stand idea was pretty slick.🍺😉