WOZNOT brake - part 2 // paul brodie's shop

[@Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes]

if you arent CLIMB milling, youre......... CONVENTIONAL milling- Thanks to the millions of Mr. Pete videos I've watched!

[@paulbrodie]

Well, I actually did a little bit of both!

[@rickfazzini22]

Excellent work with the camera as well as the machining!

[@paulbrodie]

That's Teamwork! Thank you for commenting....

[@thinkpadBentnoseTheBlind]

It is always a pleasure to watch you work . Thank you cheers from Nova Scotia !

[@paulbrodie]

Nova Scotia! Thanks for watching...

[@markzurowski3627]

Thanks for the fantastic video, Paul and Mitch.

[@paulbrodie]

Thank you Mark...

[@tomtruesdale6901]

Great job on the machining of those parts. It is all black magic to me. LOL.

[@ccbproductsmulti-bendaustr3200]

Creating functional works of art 👏👏👌 Cheers Chris

[@retromechanicalengineer]

I've been having my own milling machine conundrums so great to watch. The radius tool worked a treat. Thanks Paul and Mitch.

[@paulbrodie]

Thank you... Cheers!

[@tomthompson7400]

A true Saturday treat.

[@paulbrodie]

Thank you Tom. Glad you enjoyed our video!

[@tomthompson7400]

@@paulbrodie the measuring tip was handy , I had never actually thought to reset the zero , I just used calibration strip and did the maths .

[@TroubadourJuggernaut]

A legend doing legendary work. !!!

[@paulbrodie]

Very kind, thank you!

[@chaadthomas]

Masterful!

[@MudmanDH]

The Wizard of Metals 🤙🏻🤟🏻✌🏻

[@johnhughes8563]

Excellent video thank you much .

[@yodasbff3395]

Nice work, thanks for sharing your videos. 👍

[@Krotte96]

Excellent designing and machining on the fly. Another two things I learned from this,1) Wear safety glasses whilst watching the camera close ups are so real, 2) I won't be tasting aluminium after your recommendation😝

[@ThomasDiFrancesco-Schäfer]

So much knowledge and passion for a brake....i'm flashed with it. Can't await to see the WOZTWO

[@scottcates]

The new bike will be different than the WOZNOT. It should be called the NOTWOZNOT

[@lancehatch4475]

I hope we get some highlights from the bike show in one of these videos.

[@paulbrodie]

Next video will be a brief rundown of my Bicycle Collection!

[@bogusharris]

just watching this as a local goes by on his brand new Brodie bike

[@stephencox4224]

Something I discovered when milling countersink holes to avoid chatter marks is to place a small piece of "Cheesecloth" between what you are cutting and the mill it it absorbs any vibration and gives a smooth countersink finish easy peasy.

[@DamianLappin]

Thanks

[@i0am0not0a0number]

When filing aluminum I rub a piece of chalk on the file. The chalk keeps the file teeth from loading up.

[@weedmanwestvancouverbc9266]

I got put this by Robyn Allen who was the master crossbow maker and an expert on archery both practical and historical.

[@stephenwilliams926]

You say Chips I say Swarf 😊

[@paulbrodie]

At least we are talking about the same thing!!

[@mountaincruiser817]

Another great vid. Just wondering this for a while. Why do you make these brakes so massive/thick/heavy ? U-brakes always where kind of bulky but you left them up to another level of bulkyness. Esthetically it doesn’t really fit slim elegant steel frames I think.

[@paulbrodie]

These brakes are off the Woznot, which is an Aluminum (Fat tubed...) front triangle. Back in 1988 I wanted to make the strongest front brake I could, which needed ungiving birth to the Brake Booster. Thanks for commenting...

[@weedmanwestvancouverbc9266]

It's a good solution when you need a lot of braking power, I had those on my 10 mountain bike care of the Scott Peterson self-energizing set that was on there. I got DeKerf to convert it to disc brakes by adding tabs to the forks and the rear frame plus a brace and some other extras

[@rayshortall588]

Another great video, just love the way you work.

[@jeremykrammes1580]

What lights are you using on your mill?

[@karlalton3170]

Some might say you do to good a job after all its only a push bike ? But thats no excuse for not doing your best great job Paul 😁😁🤘🤘

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

Old naval story: Signal 1: "The Admiral's woman will board at 13:00" Signal 2: "Correction to earlier signal - between 'Admiral' and 'woman' insert 'washer' ".

[@paulbrodie]

Not sure I get it, but thanks for watching!

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

@@paulbrodie , you need a slightly dirty mind.

[@carlhitchon1009]

@@Hertog_von_Berkshire I'm still lost.

[@Sekhmet6697]

I’ve read in a lot of places that it’s not recommended to wear gloves in the band saw, so I was wondering what are your thoughts on gloves vs no gloves? (I see you’re always wearing them on the band saw). Do they protect you from other kinds of accidents?

[@tyggerjai]

I can’t speak for Paul, but for me, the bandsaw doesn’t have many “pinch points” that can actually grab a glove, and at worst the blade will just cut the glove. But a bandsaw does leave jagged edges so the gloves protect from those. In something like a lathe or mill, there are a lot more chances for the gloves to be caught, and also more opportunity to debur or file the parts before holding them, so gloves are a bigger risk there.

[@bertusbob]

👍👍👍👍

[@joell439]

👍😎👍

[@markifi]

17:40 do you have to use a hand tool on a spinning lathe like that? isn't there a safer alternative? it's hard to watch. i know you probably did this all your life, but that is the exact story told about people after their accident

[@LightBranches]

This one could be called WozNotWoz...

[@weedmanwestvancouverbc9266]

What's up, Dog?