Universal Teilapparat

[@grottonisred6541]

This is a gentleman who has my total respect not just as an engineer but also as a human being. No glitz no glamour, he doesn't even need to speak to be understood by many across the world.

[@larryshaw6517]

I really appreciate the beauty of the drawings of the different setups for each function . A good book like that must be indispensable .

[@nopriors]

This has to be some of the most beautiful tooling and equipment I have ever seen. In the hands of an artist. Thank you

[@LiLi-or2gm]

This is one of the coolest machine tool videos I have seen (and I've seen a lot of them)! I'm not familiar with watchmaking lathes so was wondering how you were going to cut the threads without a lead-screw carriage drive like conventional lathes use. Then, when I saw how the attachments worked, I was actually giggling out loud because it was so ingenious and straightforward! And that was just the start! The indexing attachment is incredible and again, so very satisfying to see how it all works. : ) I am not a machinist or watchmaker but I just love seeing precision metal working and the tools you guys use to create such intricate and beautiful machines. Thank you so much for sharing this Steffan! 💖

[@ActiveAtom]

We are happy to both be here and we are enjoying watching you making parts. Like that little stout wrench 14:43 in it just fits the efforts of the lathe. I was wondering about those thread rings my partner who sent me here knows about them (a screw follower) I had never seen that way of threading in my life, We love KZbin and the creators like you that share your equipment and most of all, your skills and knowledge. Really like that milling head attachment 22:30 in comes in handy. Thank you for the great video.

[@emanuel-s]

Großartige Maschinen und der Teilapparat strahlt aus "Wunderschön!" - ein tolles Werk an Funktionalität. Ich habe mir endlich nun selber eine kleine Drehbank angeschafft (Proxxon), aber die Lorch bzw. der ganze Aufbau hier hat einfach viel mehr Eleganz. Danke für dieses Video!

[@k.ekkonen4688]

This deserves more views as does your entire channel! Thank you for making these!

[@proinnsiasoc]

Another brilliant video and history lesson on a rare Lorch attachment (indexer head). We haven't had a video from you in a while.. Bur it's always worth the wait. Thank you Steffen for the work you do and the time you spend showing it here on You tube.

[@giorgiograzioli1341]

wonderful collection! and valuable reconstruction of the missing parts. A true watchmaker. Thanks for sharing

[@ericwilliams538]

Im not a machinist, but I still love the deep history of lathes, and mills.

[@ph_swe]

Beautiful work and craftsmanship. I really like your "slow pased" video editing. I've gained a lot knowledge, understanding and ideas to incorporate with my own work during this video. Thank you.

[@trimwus]

Wonderful workmanship! I also especially enjoyed seeing this threading method. I will make a similar dividing attachment for my watchmakers lathe over the next few months, so your timing couldn't be better - I got lots of ideas from your video. Thank you.

[@duncanmcharg]

Fantastic demonstration Steffen, thank you. It's a very clever method of indexing. And thank you for showing using two lathes, end to end, to machine an object with a large swing.

[@spahlow]

Yes...Large swing. Using two beds is possible if you have the special Lorch cross slide, which is clamped not through the bed but with a crank at its end. Regards Steffen

[@asketix89]

great video,waiting for new ones.Happy New Year to you and your whole family

[@ianpendlebury3704]

Fascinating equipment, excellent demonstration and top quality photography/video production. Always worth waiting for . Thanks.

[@harald-h.moslehner]

Sehr erfreut wieder ein gut gemachtes Video aus der Uhrmacherwerkstatt Pahlow zu sehen. So etwas gibt es sonst niergends zu sehen. Klasse und DANKE

[@T1g3rch3n]

Jedes mal wenn ich ein neues Video von Ihnen sehe freue ich mich darüber das Sie gesund und munter in der Werkstatt werkeln :)

[@janvanruth3485]

herzlichen dank fuer das video, wahrhaft grossartiges werkzeug, und gutes video editing

[@tupperwallace9048]

Thank you very much for showing the operation of the thread follower system on your beautiful lathe. I have read about the process but had never seen it demonstrated. Glückliches neues Jahr!

[@josephleister9198]

Ingenious mechanism for thread cutting....thank you

[@РоманНикитин-е1в]

Vielen Dank für dein Können. Gute Gesundheit für Sie

[@andyvan5692]

great video, love the adaptabillity of these machines, esp. the 'drop_bed' idea at 36 minutes!, simple, just put two side by side, and turn the part between them, brilliant.

[@moshesabag6004]

A joy to look at,fine craftsmanship!

[@maximkatkov1732]

BRILLIANT - I AM SPEECHLESS!!!! The person and his machines are humans legacy. From Egyptians pyramids to nuclear reactors are nothing compare his skills and his 9 and 1/2 fingers prove it (i have 9 1/2 too). Thank you for the video!

[@spahlow]

Maxim Katkov You make me happy, thanks Steffen

[@spahlow]

You make me happy, thanks Steffen

[@motor1395]

Thank you Steffen, a beautiful video as always. Do you know if the scale wheel is only held on the shaft by the tension of the screw and large round spring? All the best to you and your family, Norm in Arizona

[@MarkDoyleLuthierCat]

Beautiful Envy Respect.

[@MarkDoyleLuthierCat]

and Perfection. Thank You Steffen

[@lohikarhu734]

Ein gutes neues Jahr, herr Pahlow! Thank you for another interesting video, such beautiful Lorch Zubehöre haben Sie! I seem to learn some new technique for work holding, or something, every video from you...I liked the ptrick' of using two lathes, 'back to back', to get a large Spindlehöhe! I was surprised that you did not use the LLPV for threading, but that is an interesting mechanism, which I have seen that Emco copied...I wish that I could find the Gewindepatronen, since I am not accomplished-enough to make them, myself, for my LLPV., leider...thank youm Maestro!

[@spahlow]

Yes...Large swing. Using two beds back to back is possible if you have the special Lorch cross slide which is clamped not through the bed but with a crank at its end.

[@lohikarhu734]

@@spahlow Hi Stefan; my LLPV has the 'short' bed clamp on the headstock, but the cross slide is the 'bolted' kind...still, I guess that some work would make it possible to clamp like the headstock, maybe using the tailstock clamping mechanism... a challenge, but thanks for letting me know about the issue! Ein gutes neues Jahr!

[@manuelgti6766]

the finest craftsmanship and great devotion of a true meister

[@mohandas987]

Can make wrist watch wheels with this lathe or just pocket and clock wheels?

[@John____Smith]

Fantastic lathe and true master!

[@tobiasgertz7800]

The very first line of dialogue forced me to hit the like button.

[@MilanDupal]

Excellent performance, thank you for posting.

[@welshpete12]

A beautiful machine , which can make many different parts .

[@alexanderriedel2000]

Den Meister macht das Werkzeug.

[@spahlow]

Genau, deshalb achte auf Dein Werzeug

[@marklewis4793]

beautiful tool,..thanx for that thread,

[@ViniciusMiguel1988]

Well made video! Congrats!

[@Razorbill_]

Good video. Very interesting. I am not speak English and not understand, but interesting. I am from Dagestan.

[@alrikscyriel6208]

jetzt fühle ich mich grobmotorisch... Ob man die drehbank noch irgendwo findet? Das Gerät ist ja der wahnsinn. Da springt zwar der Arbeitsschutz wegen den offenen Treibriemen im Kreis aber die Lagerung ist beeindruckend. Schon das die mit dem horizonalfräser auf der Welle klarkommt ohne auszuschlagen finde ich krass. Bei sowas würde sich meine aber sowas von beschweren und die ist quasi aus einem Stück gefeilt.

[@andybob2643]

Fantastic!!!!!

[@PiedPiperOfHameln]

awesome cutting thread tool. is it lorch?

[@spahlow]

Sure it is original

[@woodandbuild1780]

Hello, I have a lathe from about the same age with very similar pulleys. I have trouble to get the rounded leather belt. Would you know any supplier?

[@arturozons151]

Why don't you true with normal rubber belts like gates or goodyear it will work

[@amazonianm8876]

Round elastomeric belts are available from "Simply Bearings"- Not very expensive and you just use super glue to fasten the ends. Regards from Redruth Arnold

[@dariuszlitwinczuk4665]

Super ,brawo.

[@1jtolvey]

GREAT WORK !!! 1 GRAD. ON SCALE = 1/10,000 TURN + VERNIER = 1/100,000 TURN ?

[@spahlow]

Yes, but you have only 500 graduation marks and not 1000

[@1jtolvey]

1 GRADUATION = 1/10,000 OF A TURN ON OBJECT BEING TURNED , WORK ?

[@spahlow]

See, I explain it again. The disc is (has to be!) to be divided in graduation marks. If your devision result for the cogs is three digits after the comma, the disc has to show 1000 graduation marks. But 1000 marks on this disc diameter here is impossible. (The width of the mark would be like the engraving line size) So the precision engineer of the gadget decided to design only 500 marks. Now one mark on the disc edge matches to two 1000-graduation marks. That requires to take half of the digits result after the comma, because one mark at the disc division by 500 is the same like two at a disc division of 1000.

[@zbradbell]

200 * 500 = 100,000. With vernier, 1/1,000,000 turn

[@MarkDoyleLuthierCat]

@@spahlow I will share this approach of hands on radian math with science students at our local school! Thank You Steffen, I am so glad I found your channel!!

[@KnotHead1008]

Nice indexer. More precision this way. A lot more custom done gears.

[@joetallon4968]

Very interesting, thank you.

[@kblow5800]

Very informative although I’m a machinist but haven’t seen these type of machine

[@madhusudanjeurkar3178]

You have beautiful hands!

[@EmmaRitson]

very very nice, as always

[@FernandoChagasTV]

Another fantastic machine.

[@bikerides]

A beautiful video

[@iamin2pain]

you have all the cool toys !

[@maxberezin2407]

Thank you for this video, m-r Pahlow

[@jparker1901]

Top of mechanical technology

[@gertbamse1]

What a beauty lathe.

[@sundarAKintelart]

Decades of experience served on Golden plater.

[@TROUROCKS]

i was hoping to see an oil can

[@luci212]

Well done ... work Perfect

[@BrunoWiebelt]

vorbohren und ein bisschen Schneideöl können nicht schaden

[@spahlow]

Ja man kann nicht alles im Video zeigen

[@dmitryponyatov2158]

5:27 looks like drive system needs some adaptation to modern technologies. Did you look on adding some switchable time belt pulley to classical pulley group? With such a like time pulley, stepper motor (NEMA57 alike) and simple step/dir electronic driver you'll have more control on low-speed operations like threading in this video.

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

Dmitry Ponyatov no manual skills i take it.. pitty i have 45 years maching new cnc charactors have no concept of tool clearances material machinabialties unless its written down or theoratical..unless they can push a button or enter proper go code

[@makenchips]

@@miguelcastaneda7236 Very good statement about old ways vs new machining ways. Old way if something not right while maching you knew what to address an move on. New way no code go to internet see if you can find some on with same issue! Then see if they found a code to the problem! When all the had to do is slow something down! Also new machine make a lot of noise over ridinging the machining feedback, but who needs that, they have a code for that and a button! Experience is being lost by the hour!

[@lacaver64]

mr pahlow this sistem too make treads I never see it ,this roll is for copy the pass and you have a different roll for all the passes ,its simple but effective ,Ihas working with the tread rolling machines and wen I see the roll wath is this good video

[@sandordotter6290]

Szuper masina!!

[@achab4107]

super krása nádhera

[@superkas]

God bless Metric!

[@DJM1LOVE]

master craftsman

[@rajeshvishwakarma3537]

Bhut sundr thanku

[@benerabilis]

Da möchte man ja schon nur wegen der Werkzeuge gerne Uhrmacher werden.

[@TheMoyuelo]

Pero que envidia 😭

[@dariuszlitwinczuk4665]

Dobra robota

[@righiferdinando]

i saw a Caterina' wheel

[@Omer-jg2wo]

u great i wish i would have.

[@dallet40]

Столько гемороя ради ничего

[@mfs5493]

Get a belt sander!!!!

[@nigelnightmare4160]

Why? He seems quite capable with the equipment he has, which is very adaptable. And a belt sander really has only one use and takes up a lot of space. If I was just setting up a new workshop then I would probably get a belt sander as they're 'readily available', unlike the vintage lathe's and ancillaries that he uses.