SNNC 510 P1 .Rotary Table Set Up Tool From A Broken Drill

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[@FrontSideBus]

That high pitched whine would have me up the wall lol.

[@graveneyshipright]

Nice job sir! thats me searching for that old taper drill.

[@MaturePatriot]

Nice work John! That will stand you well for future work. I always say their is no waste metal in a good machine shop.

[@SeanBZA]

Broken end easy to detemper with a bit of heat from the torch, then a slow cool to make it softer.

[@BedsitBob]

The most accurate way I know of to dial in a rotary table, is to put a mag base on the top of the rotary table, and use a DTI on the end of the mag base, indicating around the quill, or the shaft of a milling cutter. This method eliminates any errors, resulting from the centre hole being not quite on centre.

[@65cj55]

Everything revolves around the centre..

[@BedsitBob]

@@65cj55 But there's no guarantee that the centre hole is totally concentric, around the rotational centre.

[@65cj55]

@@BedsitBob Of course it is, it's designed to be.

[@BedsitBob]

@@65cj55 Three Jaw chucks are *designed* to be concentric, but they seldom are. Collet chucks are *designed* to be concentric, but often aren't.

[@65cj55]

@@BedsitBobIt can be nothing but ..

[@TedRoza]

G'day John. Excellent Video on making the MT adapter, which lined up the chuck very nicely. Well done, catch you on the next one.

[@retromechanicalengineer]

Brilliant John, another decent bit of tooling from the scrap bin. You can't beat it. You've been having a clean up, the lathe is looking spanky. Best wishes, Dean.

[@nigelroberson8911]

For those without Tinnitus , thats what its like.

[@samrodian919]

Good job John, I'd certainly order myself a 3 jaw concentric chuck to go with your rotary table. I had only a four jaw set up on my one and earlier this year bought a Vevor three jaw to use on both my lathe and rotary table for the mill. I have a 6" three jaw that came with the lathe but it only had one set of inside ( normal) jaws so I got the 5" Vevor one so that I've got a set of outside jaws if I need them. I made a backing plate from a piece of 20 mm plate and that serves as the hub for the lathe/chuck connection and I made it fit the aluminium adapter I made for the four jaw to rotary table. It's really nice not to have to dial in a round part and you only have to centre the morse taper dowel pin just as you have made.

[@jimsvideos7201]

Nice bit of work as always. I hope you had a pleasant weekend.

[@chrisarmstrong8198]

I suggest adding a tapped hole in the end so that the centring device can be removed, leaving the centred chuck in situ.

[@nicholasviney5975]

nice addition to the shop tools

[@markmawson1]

I was just about to switch off because of that noise then it stopped and video ended 😂

[@kentuckytrapper780]

Great video John, keep'um coming

[@BensWorkshop]

Good work John.

[@pvtimberfaller]

What is the high pitched whine????

[@pakrattuk1562]

Was wondering myself, sounds kinda like feedback

[@doubleboost]

The noise was a electronic edge finder that had fallen over and made contact . I can not hear high pitch noise so was unaware of the fact until debs found it bussing away . I hope you still enjoyed the video .

[@RyanWeishalla]

@@doubleboost At first I was wondering if that was from the Debs' vacuum cleaner in another room.

[@pvtimberfaller]

I enjoy all of your videos John. Cheers

[@Stefan_Van_pellicom]

At 12:25 I see you changing the feed rate while the machine is running. Is that good practice or better to avoid?

[@doubleboost]

I would avoid this method

[@paulmorrey4298]

Thanks John

[@tysonpurves7220]

Hi John try a bigger depth of cut to get your finish better carbide following doesn’t like anything under 0.5mm per side

[@thomaswilliams]

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[@bobdixon6060]

as per brill

[@russelldilworth1784]

😂

[@giovannibrazzoli7596]

The lathe is nice and clean John 😀😀😀Nice