This will make gears... eventually... sort of

[@InheritanceMachining]

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[@Wszyc]

Im wondering about your filing on the late... The file should be moved only in foreward motion and you do that but the latte is spinning away from you so its working in the wrong direction agains the file it would not be better to file when latte is on reverse?

[@DIWhyGarage]

I love my helix mattress!

[@laurieandrus1430]

@InheritanceMachining as always, love your video, always inspired and blown away by your creations. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent with the world. Can’t wait to see you make some gear cutters to make gears

[@sim-sam]

Hi - you should think about getting that heritageial doings of yours - that contraptions, notes etc. down the road, like "to the next generation"... ;) -

[@goodforyou3000]

A rose engine would be neat. You can now make the gears for them

[@aethertech]

I absolutely adore your wife's happiness of your work.

[@Nebulorum]

Had the same feeling. She got it immediately.

[@LILMADERR23]

What a lovely lady to share a passion with. It's really nice to see folk so engaging.

[@danothemano1]

Yeh, she seems like a great wife.

[@madmax82988]

​@@danothemano1 I wonder if his wife is single

[@THEedcbb3]

​@@madmax82988Doubt it, but she is an engineer at least

[@axelaarby4412]

love the "is listed in nominel which means just make it work"

[@cooper10182]

And in more modern prints it's "REF" or reference dimension

[@georgiosstathopoulos]

I'm a software engineer, I have no idea about lathes etc, but that demonstration at the end made my heart palpitate a little bit and put a huge smile on my face! Well done sir

[@JarheadCrayonEater]

I'm now an SSE, but worked with lathes in my former careers. Still gives me goosebumps!

[@justinpedersen9174]

I work in games and software, also never touched a machine shop but I absolutely love this channel and the demo at the end!

[@pebbles3842]

I'm a locomotive engineer and.. same

[@prdoyle]

Me too. My wife never seems all that impressed with the code I write.

[@georgiosstathopoulos]

@@prdoyle I feel that brother

[@MaximSmirnov-k1r]

1. This is the coolest thingamajig I've ever seen 2. I love how enthusiastic your wife is about random weird thingamajigs you make 3. You are probably the only person on youtube I never skip ad integrations from. Great job!

[@HalfWolf2]

To be fair his wife is an engineer too, so she totally understands the importance of his builds

[@kabal911]

Point 3 is so true 🙏

[@edwardhuff4727]

As I reached the end of the ad (and the ad in part I), I thought wow! I didn't skip the ad. Next time I need a mattress, I'll know to go to part 2 of the gear cutting tool tool video.

[@claeswikberg8958]

the head engineer is extremely supportive of your antics, you are a lucky man

[@ObservationofLimits]

Men lead, women follow. Don't celebrate something nonsensical.

[@gilbatzri]

@@ObservationofLimits go away.

[@antiussentiment]

As my partner says. It's more about good choice than luck. ~smiles~

[@owensparks5013]

​@@ObservationofLimitsAh, interesting, dinosaurs aren't extinct.

[@esdee108]

The subtle shift of jaws 1&3 to jaws b&d is truly an evil addition to the script, good job

[@scaredyfish]

Isn’t normal terminology to name them 1, b, iii, δ?

[@smorris12]

As someone who mentally converts between Imperial and metric on the fly, these are all perfectly normal sequences!

[@michaelthompson5875]

So I'm not the only one who noticed that? Thank goodness.

[@TheOneWhoMightBe]

Reminds me of this Reddit exchange I have in my quotes file: "'You see a live exposed electrical cable on the floor should you' 1. Try and pick it up with your bum cheeks. B. Isolate the power and inform the H&S compliance officer. Three. Eat it." - davyh1234 "I'm mildly impressed by your ability to choose a different numbering/selection convention for each answer. Just missing the bullet point." - Goose306 "This has been my go-to way to annoy people for years. My former company has a few official documents with lower-key versions of this that I managed to get through document review. Apart from changing between letters, numbers, Roman numerals, and bullets. It's always good to repeat or skip numbers, and put them out of order. I particularly like when I start with a count down and swap directions half-way." - Avitas1027

[@don.3s]

When you feel all the tension fade away because one of the few quality KZbinrs drops a video and you know the next half hour on KZbin won't suck!

[@stephencoles3664]

Normally, I think these kinda comments, while containing a nice sentiment, are hokey. However, I woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning, and this is exactly what happened to me. Hokey, it may be, but yeah... actually stress relieving. Thanks, you guys. You really are appreciated.

[@InheritanceMachining]

🙏

[@DJkrypton89]

I’m 15 and want to become an engineer because of this channel love your content keep it up.

[@ot0m0t0]

There was a kid some years ago on youtube, like you, he made hes own lathe from some wood and an old drill. Some of the creators noticed it and gifted him a real lathe. There are safe ways you can start right now kid.

[@solar6414]

see if your highschool has a careers path! mine had one called the CTE program and i got to work in a machine shop like his for the second half of my school day for my junior and senior year! it was super fun and amazing to learn! best of luck to ya!

[@slysi84]

Good luck!!! Best job I've ever had and was never out of work!!! Can't beat the old days of manual machining with a dro. But learn some programming skills for cnc. Titans of CNC have a site dedicated to learning and it's all free. Highly recommend you check that out.

[@DJkrypton89]

My school does have a vocational center but the closest thing they have to machining is welding which is metal working and my hs shop teacher doesn’t teach us anything about machining which sucks

[@jeremylastname873]

Follow your heart. I am 63, and I really wanted to be a wizard when I was very young. I knew that wasn’t “easy,” so I got into electronics. I have enjoyed my career. Going to work every day is much easier when you like what you do.

[@remty516]

I wonder if creators get access to the watchtime stat "clicked off because a notification came through". You're responsible for that notification

[@heidi_homsestol2728]

I think they do, they can see where you found the video

[@Airtight215]

No, but it does show how many of us fast forward through the corny jokes, bad ads, and wife/skit appearances.

[@MrMorbitron]

​@@Airtight215why would you ever fast forward through any of that? That's where the gold is

[@YogurtSnipe]

Yup

[@YogurtSnipe]

I think it’s called retention time.

[@KingParzival]

Man your relationship with your wife is inspiring. I love how much you both appreciate each other. So awesome. Thanks for another episode of perfection!

[@InheritanceMachining]

Thank you sir

[@mattylarkspur9858]

oh that demonstration was EXCEPTIONALLY cool!!

[@phython911]

I love the honest enthusiasm of your wife what a wonderful feeling it must be that she supports you and genuinely finds it cool that you show it to her.

[@Oper8or]

I have to agree with her. That pen and paper trick on the lathe was impressive. I kept going back and watching it over and over. You could literally set up a second YT channel with just that thing in the lathe and I'd set here with it on all day as background noise while working.

[@xpndblhero5170]

25:10 - That reaction is adorable.... You're a lucky man to have a woman like that. When I show my Mrs stuff I made she just says "I don't understand any of this".... 😩😂

[@NOLAfugee]

I'm only at 12:46, but I'm already getting the feeling that the Box of Shame is getting lonely at this point. Best of luck not feeding him today.

[@carg1948]

dont worry

[@LifeInJambles]

The box is never lonely for long.

[@cristinelcostachescu9585]

17:15 - Heh, heh... surprise!

[@InheritanceMachining]

3 days later I dont think I'm bursting your bubble 😂

[@Eldriitch]

I actually counted out 38 seconds and you did not lie.

[@straycatt1313]

The demo was truly impressive (and more than a little cool), but ... The sleeping positions? Chef's kiss!

[@astonmoore6126]

And the beat way too end off a week, is by listening to Brandon and watching the magic of his shop unfold

[@FlyingCIRCU175]

This after getting a Not an Engineer upload and CEE Australia a few hours ago. God, I love machinist KZbin.

[@bigjai]

@@FlyingCIRCU175 I watch all of those people too!

[@vaulthecreator]

​@@FlyingCIRCU175yup and Blondihacks tonight.

[@normdyer94]

A machine shop is a holy place; where the machines that make the machines that make everything else are born and raised. Its just supernatural and an awe inspiring place for any observant person. Channeling big horsepower and big iron into quality, the precision, the maths, the perfection, the fit, the beauty, the enduring.

[@tobyw9573]

But you have to follow the shop rules!!!!! You can wind yourself into hamburger or pull your scalp off if you make the wrong mistake or disrespect the machinery!

[@AW_DIY_garage]

the last part where it drew on the paper finally made it click for me. Dang that is SOOOO cool.

[@samsamm1402]

Head of engineering going "Oh woooooow" i love you both so much LMAO

[@baronburgamot243]

Nominal means this number is bullsh*t, yes, yes it does. Also your wife is an absolute treasure. So nice to see her share in your enthusiasm for your work. Lucky man you are.

[@eko89er]

The demonstration of the way it will cut "cutters" was amazing! And when the marker touched the exact starting point? OUF so satisfying!

[@phillipbrandvold9164]

The "organic tool holder" and "we don't do woodworking" joke is top tier subtle craftsman quality and it's one of the many reasons I love your channel.

[@travisschulz6342]

The satisfaction when the lines come together perfectly at the end of the pass on that test paper was disturbing lol amazing work per usual

[@magrat3247]

your wife is so supportive that is amazing man

[@erinfinn2273]

I will have you know that I have taken to referring to any loose, bird's nest-y, metal wiring/swarf as "Murder spaghetti" based off of one joke you made in a previous episode, with a particularly swarfy cut on the lathe. It has also inspired me to make an art piece based on that. A bowl of swarf with a fork in it called "Machinist's Pasta".

[@Horus9339]

Genius. lol

[@mandrakejake]

Robot pasta? 😄

[@somebodyelse6673]

Did you use genuine machinist blood for sauce?

[@cxpKSip]

​@@somebodyelse6673I could imagine bloody parts especially drilling on the mill with a complete idiot, where the metal can get going at high speed.

[@erinfinn2273]

@@somebodyelse6673 Yeah, few drops of mine, but that's for art gods. The rest is red epoxy.

[@CatSlinky]

One of the few creators that features their SO where their SO isn't cringey and in fact, they make an adorable couple.

[@Zalaniar]

The pen drawing on the cutter blank paper was one of the most satisfying things you've done so far! Up there with the perfect "pop" sound of the shaft that fit perfectly in the hole that one time.

[@jasen963]

Love your workshop Love your toys Love your professional projects Love your videos Very educational

[@SwissplWatches]

Your wife's reaction is priceless....

[@edwardhugus2772]

Well, if nothing else, you have made a beautiful L.P.S.....(Iathe Powered Spirograph). I played with a spirograph as a kid, you made it machinist friendly (I'll admit the original toy made far more elegant designs but then they couldn't produce gear cutters) Beautiful outcome, and glad to see a SIDE PROJECT!

[@cliffwood7386]

When you chucked it up and started the lathe, I thought, "wow, that's seriously cool." Then when I saw the pattern the pen was making I thought, "no way!" What an awesome build!

[@JujuShinobi]

I love how enthusiastic your wife is about your creations and handling the lathe

[@120DEA]

Haha the thrill in the voice of your Head Engineer was probably the best part of this!… save for the anticipation of the infinite numbers of videos for us that this video now forces you to make! Can’t wait. Awesome as always, sir!

[@nickweiser80]

Morning Coffee and Inheritance Machining is the adult version of orange juice and cartoons. Well done as always!

[@InheritanceMachining]

😂 thanks

[@paulcooper9135]

with PB on toast, no crust!

[@mikededmon]

Don't you love it when your significant other gets something so completely from your own nerdy world? Most of the time, I get eye rolls or looks of boredom, but on those rare occasions, when they see it too, it's SO fun!

[@vaulthecreator]

At least you got that, all I ever got was "mhmm" or "huh?" all whilst she scrolled down her web comics.

[@AlexJoneses]

So what I'm understanding is that you want a different thread, so instead of buying that threaded piece you make it on the lathe, and instead of buying the gears to connect to the lead screw you're going to make your own, and instead of buying the cutters to make those gears you're making your own cutters, and instead of buying a gear cutter form tool you're making your own tool to make one to form gear cutters to cut gears to go onna lathe to thread a part. In the music industry this is called goat farming

[@Kululululululu]

Just finished watching the first and behold- the second part three minutes ago. Golden.

[@Makes-and-Mods]

Actual tears leapt from my eyes when it drew that cutter. Magnificent.

[@adamkamm6331]

Fridays are the best. New Cutting Edge Engineering for the big stuff, and Inheritance Machining for the overly precise stuff.

[@tothesummit5864]

I often skip through ad content, but even your ads are golden! Example, at 5:15; "They ask you questions about your physical" "parameters" 😂 This was another great video and I loved the demonstration at the end that showed us how it worked with pen/paper. My brain couldn't understand this tool until that point. So cool!

[@SadBoysCollectiveCirca96]

your wifes shared joy and excitement is palpable through the screen lol

[@brucematthews6417]

The double clicky spinny thingy was cool enough by itself. But the demo with the disc and pen at the end really did make my day and point out just how it will be used. And as usual a super nice job on all the machining.

[@Mint_drake]

Dont think I didn't catch that joke at 5:17 🤣

[@PendragonDaGreat]

That demonstration with the pen and paper caused everything to fall into place. Such a simple little thing that then immediately clarifies the entirety of the last two videos. But the journey of getting there was even more enjoyable for not fully understanding it.

[@mrgunn2726]

I am in awe when a chunky piece of metal, metal which in and of itself is a miracle of human ingenuity, is turned into a useful tool, using astoundingly complex and precise machines, just wow. Well done!

[@andrewdolinskiatcarpathian]

As a certain lady said with a squeal of unbridled joy ……….. amazing! 👏👏

[@reign5346]

More brass! Really nice work though. I'm studying machining and have made the pen by your drawing earlier this year.

[@jennynations04]

I know next to nothing about metal work, except for what I've seen online. But I find your channel both entertaining and informative. I say entertaining first because the information you give is usually outside my wheelhouse,but you keep it entertaining at the same time. That being said, I do love the interactions you have with your "head engineer." Yall are really cute together.

[@KritchieXX]

It's always so satisfying seeing the progression of 50's-60's design -> IM paper drawing -> blank metal stock -> box of shame -> random metal parts -> box of shame -> assembly -> box of shame -> completed assembly -> happy Chief Engineer. It's a winning channel formula if I ever did see one. Looking forward to the next video of this series!

[@thomasbecker9676]

*Clickspring has entered the chat*

[@Mcrown90]

We're making a clock, for a death metal band.

[@ego73]

It's coming together! Always a pleasure watching you n The Wife chatting back n forth. Greetings from Hopkinsville, KY.

[@thomas-gk9jp]

Well Madame Inheritance Machining already told it to you so i'm out of the competition but, *I'M SO IMPRESSED by your work* !!!! Thank you for that moment :)

[@Horus9339]

Were you a watchmaker in a previous life, the artistry shown in making these engineering tools is sublime. My very best to your lovely Wife and thank you once again for a most entertaining video.

[@michaelfmarcos]

I'll say the same thing I said when Scott started joining Cam on Blacktail Studios - I love your stuff when it's you solo but keep the head engineer in these videos, it's a very welcome addition.

[@jonunya3128]

that mechanism is godly. despite how messed up the world can be, people, in this case you, Mr. Inherited , can do wonderful things.

[@thegringodiaries]

I'm a doctor and don't know the first thing about machining. But I love watching masters of their craft, especially those that go out of their way to detail their rationale/approach. I come for the incredible ambition and attention to detail, I stay for the swoop-swoop/chonk-chonk talk I can understand. Been watching a lot of you, Farmcraft101, and Watch Wes Work. Dream collab in the making, you're all incredible explainers of not only the project but the process. Keep up the great work!

[@jimafcarbon4433]

As somebody who despises the setup in videoing how-to projects, I also really appreciate the effort you put into it for the viewers. It's cool to see the head engineer excited about it too. Maybe isles the co-production / co-editing, but my head engineer doesn't get it! Keep up the good work and again, really appreciate the effort. Most don't know how much harder it is to multi-task, machining and video production.

[@carycleland9506]

You sir appear to have won the wife lottery. Love her enthusiasm for your work.

[@fightinprogress8433]

Man, I am subscribed to a couple dozen maker channels, and yours is absolutely my favorite. Most satisfying videography, most excellent craftsmanship, funny, and let’s be real - got the best radio voice in the business. I am always happy to see a new post from your channel. Keep kicking ass man. Love your content 🤙

[@vinnibod2500]

That's some pretty nuts you got there. Edit to add: The joy of the head engineer at watching the gear cutter be drawn out is awesome.

[@cogentdynamics]

Just amazing! Your video, workmanship, humor, and your wife are not nominal, precisely excellent. Thank you. I have sold my 15 x 60 lathe to a young friend who is hoping to get out of his engineering job to begin a creative business. He is teaching himself making custom horns. The videos helped inspired him to become a machinist, creator and a special talented person. I’m proud to pass on my lathe which I love. I hope the new one replaces it will be as cool as I hope.

[@excavateboy]

I actually have more respect for you whenever I hear you and your wife interacting. Reminds me of my wife and I, and how we support each other's interests

[@mbfhh]

Your wife's reactions and your interactions with her may be my favorite part of all of this. I mean I love everything in the videos. But I want to extra express my appreciation for this new addition. Also love to see you excited to show her.

[@TurboGinger]

I'm an extremely amateur machinist that also received a past generations lathe and vertical milling machine and I've been waiting for this video from you! Thanks for all you do!

[@Dusty_Ford]

You've somehow found the right balance of unexpected humor and satisfying/engaging machining. Well done sir

[@txstang84]

Awesome follow up and I really smiled from the inside hearing your cheerleader’s reaction to the pattern on the paper “blank” Really is great therapy

[@Zogg1281]

The "boring" joke is still good as long as the carbide insert is still sharp....... otherwise, it would be a bit dull 😁 Watching that tool making the "cutter" (aka card and a pen) was super satisfying to watch!!! I can't wait to see the next step of making the cutters! 😊👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@cae2487]

Your wife is a keeper. Hearing her excitement for your interests and supporting you down the journey of your interests is probably one of the most important things a relationship can have in my opinion. Just make sure to return the interest and you will have a long successful relationship ahead of you. Keep up the fantastic work and thanks for sharing.

[@jsavoir515]

I never interact on KZbin. However, I couldn't stop myself from scrolling down and saying at least something. I am always impressed with what you make (being a wood guy) but this project, I was thoroughly impressed. Not only do you explain your ideas and process, you make it fun and satisfying to watch. The live demo at the end made everything click for me and my jaw dropped. Well done, I look forward to all of your videos.

[@apeosofos]

This channel is waay underrated. I am a computer scientist who is a son of a lathe operator. And you are giving us perfect father and son time!

[@TheOneWhoMightBe]

I have absolutely no use for one of these clicky things but I still want one. Your wife's reaction is adorable. It's always a great feeling when you show your significant other something you've made and they are as excited about it as you are.

[@hoogveld111]

This is an excellent piece of craftsmanship, I am thoroughly impressed. It's not just the machining of parts but the intricacy of bringing all those parts together into, quite honestly, an intriguing device not often created these days. I salute you.

[@idkwhattfimdoin]

It's funny that as time goes on, there are less and less side projects. 2 years ago, it was like 5 or 6 side projects per video. Now it's 1 or 2. Goes to show that "side projects" really are worth it!

[@coleamburn1048]

Well today marks the end of a journey. I started from the beginning and watched every video from oldest to newest. I have no idea if I'll able be able to afford to get into machining, but your channel might be my favorite thing on youtube. This also might be the coolest thing you've made. Thanks for everything!

[@jimjones7980]

I love these videos so much and I am not a machinist or engineer. I just like watching people make stuff that they enjoy and explain it and have fun while doing it. You do all three and it's great! Thanks for sharing.

[@dmanton300]

I've been a machinist for nearly forty years. Watching this sort of thing still makes me unfathomably happy.

[@zacharyschaafsma2523]

this is the exact same amount of energy and understanding my wife puts into my machine shop projects :P

[@nicosand86]

You know you've made a sucessfull channel, when people that have no experience what so ever in machining, gets exited every time they see a new video drop. And you sir, yours does that to me. I would buy that tool and just use as basically a fidget spinner.

[@bfischerr]

I'm not at all jealous of how excited your wife got for the end product. Absolutely amazing work. This channel makes me so happy. Thank you.

[@thejonathandoan]

Such a cool contraption! I'm glad we have smart people like engineers and machinists to create such useful things that are complicated, but beautiful all the same!

[@Anon_Omis]

Last week I had a "Thats enough machining for the week" moment. I was drilling a deep 3/16 hole in aluminum in the lathe. I wasn't clearing chips or applying cutting oil often enough and basically welded the drill inside the hole.

[@CurtisGurley]

Excellent work, as usual. Surpassing the teacher is the goal. Im sure he would be proud. Thank you for educating and entertaining us. Please keep these wonderful projects coming and thank you for the wonderful editing job.

[@carlaxeldanckwardt6606]

I absolutely love the “wife” sessions of the video. It truly makes me look forward to these videos. The insight, the excitement. Keep doing this!

[@tonyjohnson2256]

I've been a machinist for 35 years now. I've been lucky enough to make some pretty cool thinks. Im ordering this book and I'm going to make my own, I highly doubt I'll ever use it for it's intended purpose, but it's pretty cool.

[@marcusFZ6]

This was a really great video and the last 5minutes was just the best. The pict-o-graph at the end was just the best as it so clearly demonstrated what's happening. Still can't beat those racheting clicks. Cyclist do the same with the rear wheel and the hubs that have been fitted. The racheting noise is the best thing, 3 pawls, 4 pawls and many more all with different sounds that change again with different materials in the hub and the wheel.

[@mattinkel7342]

As a maker ...All my dimesions are Nominal... Fantastic job , its looking great... also I love how enthusiastic and playfully sarcastic the "head engineer" is .. 14/10 content

[@NoblePineapples]

I am but a lowly crane inspector but this.. this contraption right here butters my biscuit. Amazing work as always.

[@arthurvandamme718]

Greetings from Belgium! This video is insane, so inspiring, all I need now is a workshop space, 4 years of time and 7tons of equipment. Or I just keep watching what you do and share the joy you transmit through the screen ❤

[@andreassiegler2238]

Very cool, seeing this apparatus get to work for the first time. The paper disc shows the working principle so clearly.

[@RRak]

That was fantastic, and the presentation at the end was perfect!

[@christopherdriscoll7282]

I work for a company that makes custom gears and it is awesome to see how single index cutters were made prior to CNC machines.

[@joesmith1574]

I can’t wait for the next video of this, I’m still having trouble wrapping my head around how this works. I know it cuts gear cutters to cut gears with, but I’m gonna have to see it in action to fully understand it. With your demonstration with the paper and pen, it reminds me of a rose engine wood lathe. The headstock wobbles back and forth as the spindle slowly spins, and a cutter cuts designs on the piece of wood. There’s a bunch of videos online if you’re interested in the whole process. I got to get around to building one one of these days.

[@r11449]

I love watching your videos, and you are clearly a very talented designer and machinist. That said, I can't imagine working in a shop without a nice 2x72 belt grinder. For general fabrication work, it makes a lot of things much, much easier.

[@osoeduardo]

I'm seeing your videos for a while....I'm not a machinist, I like to call me myself a bladesmith, and your crafmanship sir, blew my mind....your attention to the details is what makes you to be one step over the rest......

[@klw141]

When I was in college at Purdue, many decades ago, we had the yearly Rube Goldberg contest. The goal was to take a simple task and perform it with as many steps as possible, more steps the better. Is this what we are watching?????? BTW, it is insanely beautiful!

[@jacobjames2281]

The generous measurement with the calipers explaining how they take your measurements for the mattress was on point.

[@asherward8720]

The demonstration with the pen made my jaw drop. So cool to see!