Revolution of the Gear Goblin

[@murdervalleyraceway]

Absolutely beautiful machine. Thank you for sharing.

[@apirkle]

Excellent video and machine, but I feel there was a missed opportunity for a really solid 'hobgoblin' joke.

[@stevefisher3280]

Superb. Thank you for sharing. This is really thought provoking! You obviously really understand gear geometry. Good job!

[@PeterFeakins]

Brilliant video - very informative and nice to see a happy Goblin :)

[@HuskyMachining]

So glad I just found this channel! Its gold!

[@petertownsend8276]

Brilliant piece of equipment.

[@cattaraugustonawanda4426]

Very nicely done machine! Fascinating! I have never played with making gears so it is all a mystery. Is there a reason you don't take a finishing cut as a climb cut to achieve fine finish? Is there a reason for not using CNC on all axis?

[@thomasstover6272]

Very nice machine! Welcome to the “I built my own hobbing machine” fellowship! It’s a small, but dedicated group, I think.

[@andypughtube]

I converted a mill, does that count? (I _might_ have been the first to do electronically timed hobbing on KZbin. But probably not)

[@thomasstover6272]

@@andypughtube I converted a mill, too. My machine is mechanical, but a hobber is a hobber!

[@TheDistur]

Beautiful machine!

[@electron4me]

This machine is super cool, do you have any plans available for it? 👌🤞

[@624Dudley]

Different. Very different. Also, fascinating. It’s a win! 👍

[@manda60]

I am so happy for our gear goblin!

[@termlimit]

Very informative video. Are plans available for the machine? This seems like an interesting project. Thank you, and again very informative, you know your stuff.

[@lawriealush-jaggs1473]

Very elegant. Well done.

[@EscritorioSP-u4p]

Quick question: if your table is manually moved, not in synch with the spindle and piece rotation, how do you keep a consistent teeth angle ? If you move slower or faster, the teeth angle will be different, right?

[@firstmkb]

This is an awesome machine, which I have zero use for, don’t quite understand, and really want to own.

[@garyjonah22]

I presume that him becoming a 'Hob' goblin was the inspiration ror this charming whimsy, despite there being no mention of this obvious pun anywhere I can see. Perhaps my sensitivity was heightened by the fact that I had just consumed a pint of Hobgoblin ale - yes really! In fact, I think I'm going to have another...Oh, and may i say, a very ingenious machine

[@WeberMachineWorks]

awesome engineering

[@Tensquaremetreworkshop]

Great stuff! Now you just need to add power feed, so you can go for a cuppa whilst it is cutting...

[@Mike40M]

In the old days, a differential was used instead of an Arduino to make helical gears. I like the modern fairy approach.

[@kevinsellsit5584]

Bravo!

[@phantomtech287]

Subscribed 🔥🔥

[@lawmate]

Amazing job! Will you put a stepper on the feed for mk12?

[@the2mmscaleassociation692]

Thats a modification we're talking about. Watch this space!

[@sithlordofoz]

Cue best panto voice at 2:45… “oh yes he did!!!”

[@the2mmscaleassociation692]

Nobody saw anything!

[@railgap]

Nice work. Seems like a lot of manual operation is still required, given that it's computer controlled. ;)

[@jimsvideos7201]

Nice bit of handiwork.

[@mattflaneur407]

Well, informative, but also slightly creepy.

[@MXWELDER]

What are the chances of sharing aforementioned Goblins Trade craft plans with an Irish HoGobLin???

[@bradthayer6782]

And I thought Uri Tuchman was odd. Good video, but…the licking?

[@the2mmscaleassociation692]

Don't forget to lick and subscribe 😜

[@arloames4517]

Do you have design information you'd be willing to share? I'd like to build one.

[@georgewolf7063]

I'll bet I know what kind of goblin makes gears! It's a "hob" goblin, isn't it? XD

[@RobertWill-uq3iv]

Alrighty, then.

[@AdamMaszynotwor]

🦾🦾

[@dennisyoung4631]

Gear-Hobber?

[@johnfurr8779]

43 seconds before the poor video quality and hokey narration made me quit watching

[@Chris-bg8mk]

You missed out!