Shaving Corners and Broaching Square Holes ? -- SHOP GEM --

[@diegovianavillegas3297]

I wish I would know half of the things Joe forgets in a day. This man is an endless bag of machining resources. He has so many clever tricks up his sleeve, including some unconventional setups, that each video is truly a lesson...the shaping using the lathe leaved me speechless. Kudos for Joe

[@wrstew1272]

I don’t think that he forgets 😂. Just seems like that kind of person 😊

[@dennistennyson4540]

Joe, I wish that I still had my shop and I was 30 years old again. Love watching your videos, they are therapy for me.

[@CATANOVA]

You never too old 🙂

[@dennistennyson4540]

@@CATANOVA this is true to a point, but age and sickness plus a devious relative I lost my health, home and all my machinery.

[@CATANOVA]

@@dennistennyson4540 Hope you are OK now if not on the mend.

[@vandalsgarage]

Joes model building series is a masterclass on work holding small parts. I always feel grateful when a new vid in this series drops. 1000 thanks, Joe.

[@vandalsgarage]

Lets be honest, many (most?) of us are milling to scribe lines, and hand filing to fit. Especially on small parts. Joe's museum quality models are both inspirational, and humbling.

[@Preso58]

I love the little mini shaper adaptation for forming the end radius. Regards, Preso.

[@andybelcher1767]

Haha, just what I was going to say

[@Ideasite]

You're a gold mine of info, Joe! Thanks as always!

[@billchiasson2019]

Great job! More clever ways to machine things! You never cease to amaze me with your knowledge! Thanks for sharing this knowledge!

[@ChrisB257]

Your ingenuity regarding set-ups and work holding etc always give me great satisfaction to watch Joe - always things to learn... Pie innovation. End result is gorgeous!

[@AmateurRedneckWorkshop]

The miraculous miniature world of Joe Pi. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

[@soundmaster1966]

4:38 Dear Joe, sure you made a better fitting one than that. This obvious amount of wiggle did surprise you too I guess. Stay safe and healthy. Great work as always 👍. Cheers Ulf 20:46 ❤Love this.

[@joepie221]

It really did. I remade the part to fit within .001.

[@MarkFulmer-c7f]

fantastic video with great explanation of the processes . Using the lathe as a little shaper at the end was very helpful .

[@joepie221]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@brucewilliams6292]

Joe, you are brilliant. Your setups really open up possibilities on how to handle things. Thank you!

[@voodoochild1954]

I knew you couldn’t live with that slight wiggle on the second try. 😂 As always unbelievable beautiful work. 👏🏻

[@johndevries8759]

You took the words right out of my mouth, Joe's just too meticulous to let that slide. J

[@joepie221]

Thanks Guys.

[@Gamerock82]

LOL 20:18 We've all been there, Joe. Your ATD is inspirational sir. Keep well.

[@joepie221]

Thanks. I never want to look at something I built for display and see something I should have done differently. Always try to do it right the first time.

[@123Shel12]

Always a pleasure to view your videos and watch your project come together!😊

[@professor-viewsalot]

Well I wasnt expecting that gem but I am pleased to have it now.

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Sitting here enjoying another fun one I see the thumbs up counter all but spinning.. Fun one for sure my friend. You keep doing things with a lathe I have never dreamed about. This is one fast 20 minutes my friend. The piece is perfect.

[@Laz_Arus]

That little crank handle 'turned' out OK. 👍

[@ls2005019227]

Absolutely incredible work! Thanks for all that you show on difficult setups!

[@joepie221]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gillisdebilio7086]

That pin trick to mill the angles on both side is genius!

[@BusstterNutt]

Thank you for all the hard work in making these excellent videos.

[@johnfriend240]

Wow, more great ideas!!!

[@samrodian919]

Joe you are still the Master Sir!

[@mikepetersen2927]

Lovely work, exquisite results. Always an education watching you workhold and fixture these miniscule parts. Thanks for bringing us along!

[@MikelNaUsaCom]

for the larger version, I could see it made from a flat bar, a tube and a handle, but for the model... to get it to look good at scale, I can see why they make it as mostly one piece. It might even be worth adding a bin next to the machine with the scrap pieces as an accessory or with alternate handles as spares... maybe with a little bit of chain attached so they don't get misplace... lol.

[@Zircon10]

Wow! Just wow! Genius at work.

[@andrewnaylor3965]

Again just beautiful work with such forethought to construction

[@mattomon1045]

you do great work Mr Pie

[@edwardaloftis6705]

Cool idea.

[@russellmcclenning9607]

Great work great explanation from a true master of his craft

[@surfcitygenecarrothersabec7634]

Amazing the transformation

[@blitzkrueg07]

I watch your videos and I see everything similar to what l have done in my careere also but using the two 123 blocks as you did was something I never thought of.. when you fitted the .095 one I was thinking I would remake that. Then I saw your note and I chuckled LOL

[@mrc1539]

Knocked it out of the park Joe !! 👍!

[@CraigLYoung]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@fountainvalley100]

I won’t live long enough to begin to acquire a fraction of your craftsmanship.

[@angelramos-2005]

Great detail work,Joe.Thank you.Stay safe.

[@Dagonius.]

Cool idea with the lathe. I like experiments!

[@JohanVergeer]

Another amazing video from the great master. Thanks. Joe

[@richb419]

I like the way you radiused the end of the crank handle, pretty snazzy. I made 2 of them from CRS, lost one in my messy shop. Rich

[@henkdeswart3637]

very nice work Joe

[@seanmcalum9238]

Can you show the trepanning procedure in a video? I'm going to try to go find it - you mentioned it was in another video. This is so amazing, thank you for showing us these topics!!

[@davidmyhre2720]

Ok brother you got this. I will need to watch this a couple of times. In a different time I would really like to be your apprentice I have nothing else to say. thank you brother good stuff.

[@modelengineeringadventures]

Excellent I have 6 of those similar arms to make..thanks for sharing this

[@markchodroff250]

Fantastic work !

[@rexmyers991]

Another Master Class. Thanks, Joe

[@jacqueso8424]

This was was certainly another great video in micro parts😅 maybe a little pushing your luck on rounding the part where the handle goes in using the lathe cutter. Sky( maybe space😅) the limit in being creative on methods to machine tiny parts. Thank you so much for all these videos and shop gems. All are greatly enjoyed

[@ChopperLarry45]

Yeah Joe I got one that sound is intoxicating

[@robertwragg9224]

Very nice job dude 👏

[@StuartsShed]

Wonderful work. Thank you. 👍

[@ypaulbrown]

always great information Joe......cheers from Florida, Paul

[@TrPrecisionMachining]

good video Mr Joe Pie

[@hunter50au]

Nice work, do you think you could put a picture at the end of a video to show all the models you have made, would be nice to see them all

[@larryschweitzer4904]

Practice so you can become a watch maker! Nice work.

[@joepie221]

Thats where I did my apprenticeship. :)

[@brycemelton1]

Very slick

[@aguycalledlucas]

I wonder how much would you charge for that part?

[@glencrandall7051]

Outstanding.🙂🙂

[@VanguardSys]

ah ha - learned something - thanks!

[@doncarr912]

Hi Joe, Can you describe your square hole broaching tool in a little more detail? Was the end hollow ground and if so what did you use to produce this feature? Also, what relief angle did you have behind the cutting edges? If one has a SG then I can see how it could be made easily in HSS or even in carbide from a tool blank.

[@joepie221]

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[@doncarr912]

Excellent Video on the Single Tooth Square Hole Broach Construction -Thank you!

[@PaulSteMarie]

How hot can you get brass before you start getting zinc vapors? I'm a bit nervous about heating it over the 600°-700°F used for soft soldering. Some Googling indicates that zinc melts at 787°F.

[@williamsquires3070]

Honestly, I probably would have tried to make a shim so part #18 would better fit part #28; maybe some thin plastic or paper. Some test fittings, filing, & trial and error, until it just fits, then superglue the shim inside part #18. Cut off any excess, and voila! A crank handle that fits. 😊

[@РоманС-п2ю]

Наверно трудно снимать такие мелкие детали. А как крепится рукоятка на ворот?

[@James-fs4rn]

👍🏻

[@joell439]

👍👍😎👍👍

[@curtisnewton895]

I love how you explain everything you do this is engineer p@rn !!

[@paradiselost9946]

i see gibs. when i said i wanted to see gibs i was joking!

[@joepie221]

It has 2. :)

[@outsidescrewball]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@joepie221]

Hi Chuck.

[@BarryLitherland]

tolerance toleration

[@aquilaaudax6033]

✋🏼🇦🇺👍🏼

[@ukzen9309]

Poetry

[@ngauge22]

Yes, keep it PG - LOL

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

More magic.....

[@joepie221]

Greetings.

[@dennyskerb4992]

👍👍

[@jdmccorful]

Very nice! Thanks for the look.