Re-machining a dovetail slide Pt 2, Clarkson Mk1 Tool & Cutter Grinder

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Great explanation on the shaping machine... I have been taking notes...

[@ThisOldTony]

excellent work!

[@johnreese3943]

An excellent video. I really miss my shaper. Sold it in the 90's and regretted it ever since. My next project will be hollow screw jacks.

[@ianschafer1704]

Thanks for showing your Clarkson repair, its in good shape now for sure. Nice shaper too. I just bought a Clarkson Mk1 cheap, needs lots of work, not running .. yet, hence my interest. I can now use your method to check mine. Subscribed in case you show more Clarkson or shaper action. Thanks again.

[@horkinyorkin]

well produced video, I love using my shaper. I have subscribed.

[@mikebryan544]

Not seen anybody using carbide tips before on a shaper

[@Machine_NZ]

Hi, great video. I came to your channel through watching 'Ades Workshop'. I've subscribed to you and look forward to more videos. Regards MachineNZ

[@GoCreatehms]

Cheers, great to see you here, I subscribed to your channel.

[@steamboy25]

Nice video Nigel

[@hilltopmachineworks2131]

Enjoyed thanks.

[@markamy357]

I have a clarkson mk 1 as well which is very exciting to me, I’m using it to resharpen annular cutters but it seems to lack any provision for limiting x axis travel so I have to be careful to not nick the adjacent tooth. How did they set up stops?

[@inmyshedwithbc.]

Hello from Aus. If you mount an adjustable stop to the indexer mount below the table a piece of angle bolted to the top of the table that drops off the side will meet it. I found the table and work envelope too small so I made a sub table to expand it.