Scraft Sprocket To Crimping Machine

[@Tom-hz9oc]

Excellent work! My wife wonders why I have all sorts of scrap metal in my shop. It’s not scrap when you have an imagination and a bit of skill.

[@boltonky]

Wicked design and love to see a follow up on load testing the crimps cause great for making hydraulic linkages etc

[@celestialbeas9214]

This looks so annoying to set up without a rotary table. You've got a lot of patience! nicely done!

[@rodrigofior4422]

I will make this tool without using a milling machine. Yes, it is possible only with the lathe. Thanks for demonstrating how the system works!

[@dylanwolfe3833]

Cool project, I would love to see a tiny lathe build to add to your collection of tiny tools

[@esperesper6652]

When genius meets gear!!! The impossible happens . greetings from western Algeria

[@billiewylie7212]

this video shows that having a good idea, and the tools and materials needed, you can do anything. awesome job!!!👌👌👌

[@overdrive39]

You have the mindset of a mechanical engineer in a machinists body. You can design something that works. Keep up the great vids. Yeah I agree get rid of the music.

[@mattsadventureswithart5764]

Was surprised to see you grinding on the lathe without protecting the ways.

[@randywl8925]

From start to finish, a fantastic video. The only thing I would do different is to grind off the welds anywhere but on the lathe, or at least, cover the ways with a cloth or cardboard.

[@mrb.5610]

Yeah .... you really *don't* want to get grinding grit into the sideways !

[@VerilyRude]

than maybe put a video where thats what you did?! im sure he knows about that and made a saved time vs. cost to fix vs. chance of damage decision.

[@jeolman1]

@@VerilyRude the others gave great advice, However you just sound like a Know nothing jerk. Grinding grit will cause permanent damage to the ways and ruin the lathes repeatability. A rag or a piece of cardboard cost a few cents and can prevent many thousands of dollars worth of damage.

[@mrb.5610]

@@VerilyRude It's common sense, matey. I've used a tool post grinder on my lathe and always cover the bed and slideways with paper - and clean and re-oil afterwards. Someone spent time and effort getting those flat - you don't want to go covering them with abrasive dust - and you don't need a video to point out what should be obvious.

[@NavinBetamax]

@@mrb.5610 ....sideways.....centreways....mainways...Highways.....and, so on ! Lol !

[@StoDel56]

Это действительно хорошо, когда результат работы это реально полезное устройство. Респект!

[@henryluisdelgado2355]

Un maestrazo, que buen trabajo y acabado, un super video paso a paso, ti aún la tiene me la vende, saludos de Perú, Henry Luis

[@dalvinsingh]

Beautifully done bro, real work of art. God bless you 😉

[@dustinandtarynwolfe5540]

I wasn't sure about you at first..... that turned out nice though. Good work

[@MrCrankyface]

Beautiful design and execution, great job!

[@ВадимКузнецов-з2й]

...ну ты Архимед!-, отличный получился обжим!-, заморочился на всю мазуту, молодец парень, дай бог тебе здоровья и благополучия, новых творческих успехов и хорошего настроения 🦾🦿🤝👍🤓🔥🇷🇺👈!!!

[@user-Radomir1978]

Спасибо за познавательное видео. Лайк. Браво. Пламенный привет с Татарстана г.Агрыз Россия

[@nerysaucedo3441]

Eres un maestro!!! Mis respetos 😊

[@an_R_key]

Very impressive work. Well done!

[@pirogenopeich1856]

WOW!! I'm impressed with this wonderfull work. Congratulations and thanks for sharing with us!! 👏👏👏

[@outbackenduro7418]

You are very smart my friend, such a great addition to any shop

[@juliovera3826]

Muy bueno ,queda más que agradecerle y darle gracias por su video .se vee que funciona el apriete gracias desde Chile.

[@erykkomcio1458]

turn off this background music. I prefer to listen to the working machines, this is real ASMR. and the movie, as always, very good :)

[@BrainHurricanes]

Agree, the music is a turn off from an otherwise nice build.

[@teddycustumz3267]

Yea listen to this guy. He’s the most important person in the comments

[@kingburrito7773]

i prefer the music

[@Mad.Man.Marine]

@@teddycustumz3267 ya man. I just don’t get it. When did peoples individual likes and dislikes so important. The creator obviously wanted the music and liked it or he wouldn’t hVe put it on the video. It’s the way he did it. Get over yourself.

[@teddycustumz3267]

@@Mad.Man.Marine I hate when people try to boss someone into what they want the creator to be. If they don’t like it why don’t they try to create and see how easy it’ll be

[@olo1299]

Omg! 👏👏👏👏 I must have one! I have added to the list of projects for winter.

[@creative-luke]

Great idea. As there is a lathe and milling machine you can do anything ! :)

[@BuildBreakFix]

Absolutely love this build! Nice work man!

[@mafosa9563]

that tool would last a life time!!

[@jtsokiehobbyandadventures6666]

I like watching videos. What I don't like is. Not all people have a machine shop to work with.

[@nghiatv6]

Cách phục ché nhông sên dĩa của bạn mình rất thích, giá trị mang lại là không nhỏ. cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ điều thú vị này❤

[@KayvanCrafted]

That's cool, I had an idea to built something like these but I had a different approach in my mind, basically I'm gonna go the easy way😉

[@crusader3012]

Nice skills and equipment but the next time I've got a lathe and a pile of chains and sprockets I'll give this a bath. Good to watch though😂 .

[@carlosdevenadotuerto8143]

Excellent work. Very well done. Congratulations

[@Todd936]

Respect 🫡 Your skills are great at machining keep posting man. This was very interesting. Best life man.

[@richiavananda8129]

👍👍👍👍👍jempol jentik,mbogmu ngompol kog otek-otek

[@Moumoulynx]

Tu est un pro sur le travail avec les outils soudure et autres

[@crozatmann]

Nice tool if you are only making single ended hoses.

[@H4rleyBoy]

What a very useful tool, well done.

[@Hokusei06]

Thank you for uploading this video!

[@reutilps]

Maravilha! Saúde, paz, alegrias e muito mais sucesso!

[@homemadetools]

Great work; we really enjoyed this one. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎

[@MAcDaTHo]

I like this machine better than the one in our workshop.

[@byugrad1024]

Not sure about this, but I thought many sprockets only have their teeth and a bit of the outer circumference hardened. If true, the cam surface which rides against the hardened pins will likely wear out faster than anticipated. Other than that, awesome job.

[@jesterblackguarde8464]

Older sprockets are usually tempered through and through because it was cheaper than differential hardening back then. With how easily he machined that sprocket, though, I doubt that sprocket was tempered in the center

[@H4rleyBoy]

While that may be true He's simply making a DIY tool not one for professional use.

[@KaylaJoyGunn]

Case hardened, you are correct, gives a low wear outer surface with a tough inner body for the gear. For this very cool tool to last, he will need to harden the wear surfaces at some point.

[@G58]

@@KaylaJoyGunn Just flattening, smoothing and polishing all the mating surfaces that are put under pressure, then greasing them will reduce a lot of wear. That thing could last years.

[@antitheist9976]

Another amazing tool, well done mate! 🙂

[@MrSaemichlaus]

Looks fantastic. Would be good if it had a foot pedal for ease of use.

[@chrisallen2005]

We can expect a video soon of the crimper you built?

[@MrSaemichlaus]

@@chrisallen2005 I'm not saying it's not good without a pedal. I'm saying a pedal could be a nice addon. I was just sharing an idea I came up with, which is a commonly found social behaviour amongst homo sapiens.

[@ЯрославШевченко-х7й]

buying a crimper in a store is a hundred times cheaper than buying machines and equipment to make a crimper 😊

[@mohammedazaroual5925]

Perfect job. Thanks.

[@JoeNathan42420]

Even if you only needed it once a year I say it's worth it 👌 nice video

[@mariomuramatsu3091]

Thanks for sharing this genius idea.

[@GNU_Linux_for_good]

Make more videos !! You deserve way more subscribers.

[@jimsvideos7201]

The device and the video are both very well done.

[@africanelectron751]

That's some pro level machining skill right there.

[@dev-debug]

You really believe he manually milled 6 straight slots with no indexing fixture ? Yeah just clamp it to the table and poof, perfection lmao

[@carloshnunez]

Very nice job great tool 🔵🔵🔵👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂🔵🔵🔵

[@5phutsangtao-iQ]

homemade machine works effectively

[@Олег.Иванович]

Всё замечательно и работа и поделка отличная!!!👍 Но я заметил что сварка как будто бы плюётся,это говорит о том что проволока подаётся не плавно,а рывками,вы видимо слабо зажали ролик в протягивающем устройстве,либо канавка в ролике забита грязью и он проскальзывает иногда по проволоке.

[@penguinistas]

Thank you very much, that's helpful.

[@michaelsteakley3898]

Great build, but since I live in an industrial city, I would just go to the industrial nose store.

[@albertoramirezmota1948]

Muy buen trabajo excelente 👍💪

[@IRAN.Hamdollah.Habibi]

سلام خداقوت عجب پرس کابلشوئی برای برق

[@hernanrosselli9585]

Una maravilla...un genio total

[@james10739]

It's pretty neat but the ones.you have to disassemble because the fitting is to big to fit thru the hole I'm not sure about

[@Joserocha-wm9de]

This is GENIUS !! 👌 Subscribed

[@dunydesignsCamarasyMas]

Very nice and useful project!!!

[@kulebyakinjoe]

This is a super cool homemade!

[@bobengelhardt856]

Nice build, works nice. It's great using the scrap pile for parts. Too bad there wasn't those tool blanks in the scrap pile - it would be at least $100 to buy them.

[@fdracing63]

Nice job dude , put some grease in your device , it will help ;-)

[@aliloomar5780]

سلا عليكم مشاا الله عمل رائع ملاحض خصك في كل قطعة تعطينا الاعبار بل ميليمتر

[@johnborton4522]

Nicely done. Subscription earned.

[@arsen8115]

оце реально круто.. молодець...👍👏

[@pismo_beach_life1780]

that came out really nice bro.

[@ferreiradiretoria]

Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho

[@donnyh3497]

That was clever af!

[@SekAustria]

Nice one bro!

[@kodysherrer964]

Not quite ready to call yourself a machinist yet.. cutting oil goes a long way, your grandpa will thank you for not burning up all his tooling. Quality machining is all about the fit and finish. Put that gear back on the lathe and clean up that weld, preferably with a radius. But congrats that it works like you planned.

[@experimental9527]

Great craftsmanship

[@arthurn9237]

WAS A LOT OF WORK BUT SEEM'S TO B WELL WORTH THE EFFORT TO👍

[@ianharvey3696]

Great to watch high skills

[@enerssonsepulveda5305]

Excelente trabajo. Te felicito

[@evertoncarmo7689]

Q serviço maravilhoso de ver parabéns.

[@Steven.T.Y.]

I love this video. Do you have access to a bandsaw? If you do, taking the corners off that square block before turning it would have saved you many passes on the lathe. Excellent end product.

[@wins1007]

or even used the cutting torch.

[@syaifularif308]

Keren, ide sangat brilian

[@ВиталийРожнов-п6у]

НШВИ на жилы кабеля напрессовывать! Суровый карманный пресс.

[@MsMalets]

😂😂😂

[@markkrasnopolski7111]

Мастер золотые руки!

[@ccfmfg]

Stellar Build.

[@cleciodomingos4942]

Do lixo ao luxo! parabéns!;

[@Nhanonghaugiang]

Very good

[@gomaasalm2236]

تستحق اوسكار على ابداعك تحياتى

[@najdiy]

Nice video very clear n useful

[@troye.1309]

Why must everyone add music to their videos? Most of us click on these expecting to hear just the natural sounds of a craftsman doing a job. But instead we're met with ANOTHER music video.... which, imo, ruins the experience.

[@gorod07]

Нет слов. Снимаю шляпу. Как все точно работает. Замороченный тип. 👍👍👍

[@eduardoiacida9225]

Boa tarde. Você tem o projeto dessa máquina

[@mister_ginting]

Good job👍👍👍

[@sniper31013]

Good idea mash'Allah

[@sparkywilson1405]

Your music choice is fine, but you should upload these without background music anyways

[@gussygoro2469]

That's really super. 💪

[@crazymtbrider]

Nice finish 👍

[@андрейрыбачук-н8к]

отлично придумано и выполнено браво мастеру !!!!

[@albertomorales9761]

Very nice work

[@dedybadax]

Verry² good 😁

[@asdertrender7555]

Красиво, но нужны гидравлические испытания.

[@stevenolan7972]

Does it crimp hard enough for hydraulic lines?