Stanko Smart Lathe Test | Quick Change Tool Post Pin Replacement

Stanko Smart Lathe Test | Quick Change Tool Post Pin Replacement
Replacing a bigger pin of the tool post can increase precision, stability, and bigger cuts.
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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
1:17 Project Plan
1:45 Quick Change Tool Post
2:26 Tool Post Dismantling
7:30 Tool Post Pin Analysis
8:45 Components Clean Up
9:04 Making A Thicker Pin
16:08 New Pin with New Smart Lathe
16:57 Wholes and Bolts
17:37 New Pin Installation
21:40 Tool Post Assembly
25:00 End Result
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[@StanCanada]

Thank you so much for watching, I hope you enjoy our little project and stay tuned for Smart Lathe Review and Showcase. Please consider subscribing and liking this video.

[@bigdaddy7670]

Fantastic Job! Nice to see the T5 in action as well.

[@54rus]

Love the video, this is really good information for people who wants to do bigger cuts with precision and stability.

[@StanCanada]

Thank you so much, Really hoping this would help some machinist,s and if you don't mind, please consider subscribing as well :)

[@machinetools9095]

Very good video, great information, and tutorial. Thank you

[@StanCanada]

Thank you for stopping by and see our small projects. please stay tuned and also check out some of our videos like the total rebuilding.

[@bernardmauge6628]

I am fixing up an old french lathe Ernault Batignolles HN170 with worn out ways. I barely had enough to buy the whole thing and now each month I spend about 200 dollars on tooling. I just got a used tool post Aloris type and your video is kind of a preview of what I have to do on mine. Change the bolt and bore out the new tool post that is 42 mil instead of 52 on my compound. For that I will need a 4 jaws chuck that will be next month. Thanks for taking the time to show us your work.

[@StanCanada]

Thank you also for checking our videos, Deeply appreciate it.

[@imkindofabigdeal4308]

Seems to me the smart lathe gives you much greater work envelope and much of the benefit of CNC at much lower cost. I can see the upside in an industrial tool room, prototyping or architectural fab where large items/short production run or one off. Looks like a great solution.

[@mickocallaghan4896]

very good video thank you

[@StanCanada]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. thank you :), check out also some of our videos like the lathe guides or rebuilding, you might like it as well. :)

[@martinreece1969]

Nice Job! I like the Smart Lathe. Thanks for posting Cheers Martin

[@StanCanada]

Thank you

[@rotating-alfadiq]

Very smart Machine

[@getroll2593]

Классная штука, но стандартная резцедержка как по мне лучше для тяжёлой работы, у быстросъёма могут шлицы слизываться, ну и ребят, новый винт как бы закаливать надо🤔 все таки станок как-никак, твёрдость там нужна около 50hrc, иначе люфты начнутся очень быстро. Это никуда не годится.

[@basharalngar1567]

I love a lot metal carrance

[@kentuckytrapper780]

New subscriber, love the videos, great info, thanks.

[@StanCanada]

You're welcome ^^

[@keilwerth04038]

Please get that guy a brass hammer, it's painful to see him banging on those parts with a steel one... ;)

[@StanCanada]

I had the same reaction before publishing the video haha

[@keilwerth04038]

:) you have great content and great guys working at your shop! That smart lathe looks amazing! Can't wait to see the video about it.

[@normcameron2316]

Machine tool Porn. I love it and can't stay away. Thank you for providing such videos and information.

[@StanCanada]

Im glad the info was entertaining and helpful :)

[@davidnipp]

Can the smart lathe be programmed to keep a constant surface speed when facing parts and parting off?

[@StanCanada]

Yes, you can, it shows more on this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2a2p6t_Z9ybfbc. I hope that helps.

[@Supervisor000]

Коллега (а также все, кто читают), окажите посильную помощь. Хочу сделать инструментальный шкаф, и перебираю различные варианты изготовления ящиков, чтобы количество гибок было минимальным. Если вас не затруднит, сделайте пару фотографий любого из ящиков сбоку и изнутри лицевой части...

[@rickhaass1133]

Do you have any detailed info posted on the smart lathe? Pretty cool concept.

[@StanCanada]

We going to post a video review in next couple of weeks.

[@StanCanada]

Heres an update: stancanada.com/products/stanko-smart-lathe?_pos=1&_sid=ebbb87739&_ss=r

[@basharalngar1567]

What is the name Mark this lathe

[@StanCanada]

Its Stanko Smart Lathe, will be posting a review and guide soon.