Ways to use broken tools you never knew existed(Don't forget to like)

[@zahraasadollahpour7082]

It was great and I enjoyed all your techniques my friend👏 Thanks for sharing it

[@Mastermind-]

Glad you enjoyed it!👍

[@mansourninhouche1474]

سلام هل تعملين في هدا المجال ظ؟

[@kalakhan1854]

@@Mastermind- oo

[@KW-ei3pi]

Great work and some great ideas. Thank you! PS: Please get rid of the annoying music. Shop people would rather just hear the machines.

[@R.W.89]

Not necessarily. Both the video and music was great^^

[@SolidRockMachineShopInc]

Nice job! I always keep my broken carbide to make cutting tools out of. You have some very cleaver homemade tools here.

[@Mastermind-]

Cool, thanks for watching my dear friend🙏🙏👍

[@CreativeIdeasMaker]

*It's great that you repair things yourself with high skill or turn them into useful tools. We enjoyed watching you.*

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you very much my friend🙏

[@Diebog]

Good content but please leave the music out. I’d much rather just listen to the machines.

[@Mastermind-]

Sure my friend🙏

[@k-bear7707]

This comment needs to be pinned to every machining video on KZbin. The music is so distracting.

[@Diebog]

I totally agree! I do not understand what so many machine related videos have this distracting unneeded music. If you look at the comments on every singe machining video with music every one is saying the same thing. Turn off the music! Guys/gals that watch these videos are watching for the content, there is no need to “spice” up the video with lame music. Let the machine sing instead

[@neilw2O]

Respectfully, please kill the crappp 16 bars of sound. Is this a machine fault?😅

[@jeffwatkins9797]

Then turn your volume Down , he made the video. . .

[@AlbiesProductsOnline]

With the second build of the fly cutter if you mounted to to your cross slide of your lathe and kept it able to pivot you could use it as a spherical cutter

[@Mastermind-]

Exactly right Thanks, my friend👍

[@pradeepramuk]

Excellent, Great work, and ideas to zero wastes of precious tools. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹, Thankyou for sharing.

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you so much 😀👍👍🙏

[@kentuckytrapper780]

I built the fly cutter, it works great, great video, keep'um coming.

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks, will do!

[@المخترععودةالكاطع]

You are the best teacher i hav seen

[@Mastermind-]

🙏🙏🙏💐

[@836dmar]

Lots of great techniques shown. Great work!

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks a lot my friend

[@delricoeppes]

video was super good you are a master mind . Thank you so much for sharing !!!!!!!

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you very much my friend🙏

[@markwatters6875]

Excellent tool making. Thank you 👍🇦🇺

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks a lot my friend👍

[@snake9100]

bro your tool grinding skills are insane

[@Mastermind-]

Appreciate that🙏👍

[@paul5683]

With a dial caliper and a dial indicator, you could have actually bored a hole to an accurate size. Make yourself a little micro boring bar with one of those end mill shanks.

[@paoloboaro-iv6lz]

ottimo lavoro, hai il talento di un attrezzista di vecchio stampo

[@Mastermind-]

🙏🙏💐

[@tomk3732]

Standard stuff - people have been re-using HSS and before high carbon steel for over 100 years. Adding carbide to the mix like 60+ years ago. This is what cutter and grinder is for (part of the use).

[@Mrkemalkut]

I was having some soup while watching this, now I gotta heat my soup up again. Frigging loved it👏👍

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you very much my friend🙏

[@lusoneldormeus9770]

Thank you so much for this video. It's very helpful.

[@Mastermind-]

Glad it was helpful!🙏👍💐

[@boshabosho1505]

You are a true artist. Good luck always, God willing

[@Mastermind-]

thank you my good friend🙏

[@samuelmullins271]

Hope this helps a newbie: Halfway video play I remembered my first day's absence to machine-shop class orientation. It was worthwhile my observations to understand these are broken "drills" and not drill-bits being salvaged into "cutting-tools", which these are repurposed into "tool-bits", and others so labeled according to machine equipment it is specifically bench grinded for: Explanation is a lathe's tool-bit is reformed into different angle/shape for a differently designed holder than milling machine. Cutting tools are distinguished from mechanics' or etc non-machine shop tools. Even their alloys are hardened/tensile strenghthened by tempering processes, and even slightly different betwixt some machine applications. Thus especially different are metal categories unlike other tools outside a machine shop. Another difference is a mechanic's tools refer to power-equipments, but these are machines like a drill-press for one used among those displayed in this video. This video is a worthwhile contribution for DIYs economizing. I liked that tech-school class in my younger days. If only possible for me to overcome personal issues of attendance and punctuality, I could have broadened my manufacturing independance desires into any materials for fabrication, except for specialty parts like electronics. Probably I could not have progressed up to their programmable multi-operation machine. And tech magazines debuted programmable solution-bath equipments having electric-arc cutters! But isn't learning what you can and when you can such great fun?

[@baremetaltechtv]

Tf you talking bout? 🤔 ❓❔❓‼️⁉️

[@andybilakshow260]

Yep, dont give up there's still hope for manufacturing anything your little heart desires.

[@odi_de_podi]

Great take from it! I had similar experiences but now I'm looking into how to build a wire EDM machine at home, I mean, the learning never really stops

[@ScuffedEngineer]

@@droopy_eyes If that is true, it's pretty ironic and he should've went to class more often. The guy is using broken carbide endmills, which can be ground into any serviceable tool in the machine shop. He'd also know the shank of a HSS drill is still serviceable if you apply the effort as shown, but they're so cheap it's not worth it to most these days. The biggest thing lost in all of the repurposing is the benefit of the coatings.

[@bulletproofpepper2]

Great ideas, thanks for sharing.

[@Mastermind-]

You are so welcome!🙏🙏💐

[@UglukGPZ900]

So, grind it and use it as a cutting tip, grind it and use it as a cutting tip or grind it and use it as a cutting tip? I actually knew of that trick. How about grinding them to use as fixed centers, clean up the ends and use them as dowel pins, measuring pins, really tough axles or center punches for hole transfers. Oh, and get yourself a protective cap for your horizontal spindle taper when your spraying chips everywhere. Cheers

[@ToreDL87]

Dead on! I love broken machining tools, that hardened steel can be re-purposed into other machining tools, center punches, parts, etc.

[@Mastermind-]

🙏🙏🙏💐

[@malinoisattack]

Tolle Arbeit meinen Respekt!!! Weiter so 👍 💪 🇩🇪.

[@Mastermind-]

Vielen Dank, mein guter Freund🙏👍👍👍

[@ChicagoRacerJoe]

You are quite the expert grinder!

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks a lot my friend

[@hosseinjahangard336]

Also sir in nest videos could you pls show us how you grind these broken tools to use for different uses ? Thanks a world for sharing your experience 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@hosseinjahangard336]

That was fantastic and best video i have seen in this regards , many thanks Also would you pls tell me the broken tools are HSS tools or something else? 🙏🏼👌👏

[@mfmrss]

Very cool ideas, thank you👍

[@Mastermind-]

Glad you like them!

[@EMANWeldingVlogs]

Great ideas all technique are useful, thanks for sharing this video, it is mind blowing, ❤

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks a lot my friend🙏🙏💐

[@hunteradventuresniper9914]

I really like this kind of work, greetings from indonesia

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you very much my friend🙏

[@threegreencharms]

Wow! Excellent.

[@Mastermind-]

Glad you like it!🙏👍

[@threegreencharms]

@@Mastermind- the adjustable boring bar, and the L-shaped multi-miller---I am definitely going to make my own versions of these. Such simple design, why even buy a boring head? These are genius ideas, and if they are indeed your ideas, I suggest selling the plan drawings---I would buy these blueprints!

[@trgtech9269]

Very good sir. Low cost make in tool and more products machining. It's profit for mid class industry. I like this. Please share more 💡ideas. Make grow india.

[@Mastermind-]

Ok coming soon

[@MirceaCelBatran-h6g]

always keep boken drill bits to make center points that fits different hole sizes

[@joels7605]

I just found your channel. This is some good work. I'll probably try to reproduce a couple of these tools. Thanks!

[@Mastermind-]

I am very happy my friend👍🙏

[@niklnikl1]

This works well for using used and broken HSS cutters. But beware if you want to use a broken Carbide EM. You will need a special "green" grinding disk made esp. for carbide. A regular grinding wheel wouldn't last.

[@OmeMachining]

Great and informative video 😁👍

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you so much my friend🙏

[@martinkscott]

Brilliant mate I’ll try some of them tips 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Mastermind-]

Glad you like them!👍

[@Diy_Cnc84]

This video is helpful. Thanks 😍

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

Great idea and great work. The last sharp tooth of the hobby bandsaw got dull so the blade was exchanged. Do You have any project for the dismissed blade? Some kind of springs ought to be possible.

[@Mastermind-]

I don't understand what you mean, my friend

[@billdavies6463]

@@Mastermind- Stefan is asking whether you have a use for a worn out bandsaw blade.

[@RRINTHESHOP]

Nice set of tools.😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks🙏

[@machineshop4816]

Very good sir.👍👍👍

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks🙏

[@TheStuartstardust]

22:58 - What air pressure do you use? Pretty agressive when I can blow the tip of the hss bit! 😜🤭 But on a serious note, perhaps the release rake underneath was too much since it broke. 🤔🤓 Nice video 💪

[@Mastermind-]

Great point!

[@adriankohli4870]

Top-Job, Sir👌

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks a lot my friend🙏

[@ejb1006]

Good work my friend!

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks for the visit

[@rubinelemoura593]

Ferramenta muito boa hein amigo hein parabéns grande abraço fique com Deus sucesso👊👍👌🥰💯

[@Mastermind-]

Muito obrigado meu amigo e fico muito feliz que tenha gostado🙏🙏💐👍

[@Николай-л2й2р]

Высший класс!!! Особенно мне понравился последний вариант державки для резца, по возможности сделаю и себе такой.

[@CarapaxSPb]

Хотел бы я жить по соседству... божечки, сколько бы мы сэкономили друг другу....

[@appalachianbushcraft3959]

Do you have a drawing for the fly cutter? That thing is awesome…

[@Mastermind-]

🙏🙏🙏👍💐

[@farhadfadayi7389]

woooow. I love that. great idea.

[@Mastermind-]

Glad you like it!🙏👍

[@crabelo1000]

Perfect job. Thanks!

[@Mastermind-]

Glad you like it🙏🙏🙏👍❤️

[@angelgarciamunoz9224]

Suuuupersss👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼un saludo desde BCN. España

[@Mastermind-]

gracias mi amigo

[@ma-lakshmifabricator7549]

Overall, this is a highly informative and enjoyable video for anyone interested in engineering. It showcases your talent and expertise while providing valuable insights and inspiration to fellow enthusiasts. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your content in the future 👍👍👍

[@Mastermind-]

Wow, thank you my dear friend and thanks for watching🙏💐

[@nikolaoskampitsis7030]

REALY YOU ARE TECHNICIAN

[@Mastermind-]

🙏🙏🙏🙏👍

[@petriranki2662]

10/10 =10 PLUS

[@harrymulder8534]

Awesome, you are the best.

[@Mastermind-]

Wow, thanks!🙏🙏👍

[@andybilakshow260]

I save a lot of broken cutters. Now all I need is a mill & lathe🤔

[@venkatesans1256]

Great idea bro thanks bro

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you so much my friend🙏

[@Tome4kkkk]

Any ideas on modifying a cheap chinese drill press to have the spindle move in added tight tolerance bushings?

[@messenger8279]

Some great ideas there. The tip of the thread cutter in the final segment is missing (23mins) Must have broken off.

[@Mastermind-]

Yes my friend I think I put too much pressure on the tool

[@shapoorirani6982]

Superb 🙏🙏🙏

[@Mastermind-]

سپاسگزارم دوست عزیز🙏

[@matiasbarraza9256]

great job!!! I suscribe!

[@Mastermind-]

Awesome! Thank you!🙏👍💐

[@brahlah233]

Creative. Thanks.

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you too!

[@christianheidt5733]

I know all these tricks, 36yrs machinist, very cool! Makes me appreciate my cnc mill 😂😂😂.

[@RixtronixLAB]

Creative video, thanks :)

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks a lot my friend

[@mansourninhouche1474]

it's a very good job

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you so much my friend🙏

[@rogerioluis8522]

that's common where don't have money, like in brasil

[@daxmakes]

Nice grind. 👌

[@user-ale7723]

بلفعل الآت مناسبة وشخص عبقري لن تشاهد بعد ذالك فواتير مزعجة 😁😁😁😁 اهنيك على هذه العبقرية الأكثر من رائعة👍👍👍

[@Mastermind-]

🙏🙏🙏🙏👍❤️

[@AndrewSpencer2]

Nice work! What kind of milling machine is that? It looks like a shizuoka

[@Mastermind-]

Lunan

[@andreacasali7708]

I alwais reuse finish carbide drill to make micro boring bar or other small tool , for make small lots of pieces

[@dkraft]

the first one was boring, the second one was pretty fly and the third one just screwed up.

[@wawansetiawan4042]

Very nice.👍👍

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you 👍

[@Викторчер-ф4ж]

Чисто, аккуратно, всё по делу. Мастер.

[@stanisawmuszynski8978]

Super robota ,panie,

[@Mastermind-]

Dzięki, przyjacielu🙏🙏👍

[@wickedprotos1937]

Where did you get that green 'carbide' grinder wheel? thanks!!!

[@wickedprotos1937]

Ah I found it at MSC.

[@CryptoWorld7507-f2h]

not all people have that kind of machine

[@Akolkar2]

Can we use carbide drill as boring tool us ing drill machine if you have tried pl share video.Thanks for video innovative 👌👌👌👌👌

[@Mastermind-]

thank you my good friend🙏

[@Akolkar2]

@@Mastermind- your answer yes or no , difficult to answer.

[@mohammedirfan9897]

Yes Plenty of new ideas. But I need to buy a milling machine to implement that.

[@Mastermind-]

Go for it!

[@agg42]

Make a tap removal drill out of those. Geometry isn't difficult to copy from Sandvik or OSG.

[@Sh-uk8en]

Very nice good.

[@Mastermind-]

Many many thanks🙏🙏🙏💐

[@paultrainer4560]

Awesome!

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you so much my friend🙏

[@sundarAKintelart]

Excellent

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you so much 😀

[@MeddeDesign]

Thank you!

[@Mastermind-]

You're welcome!🙏💐

[@DIAMOVEVO]

Good ♥️

[@Flying0Dismount]

Are you making up for something with that live centre?

[@Mastermind-]

I don't understand what you mean, my friend

[@puntoyfinal2553]

Gracias por hacernos ver tan facil

[@Mastermind-]

Me alegro mucho que hayas disfrutado y gracias mi buen amigo.🙏💐

[@Timmays]

Fantastic job.

[@Mastermind-]

Thank you so much my friend🙏

[@ClarenceHanselman-tm2zj]

Great video but leave out the music

[@Mastermind-]

Sure my dear friend🙏👍

[@deche4910]

Grande 😮

[@AndreaArduini-ud1dd]

Seeing a tool breaking is always hurtful 🤕🥺

[@cougar1861]

First, I don't do this work but appreciate it immensely. So, at about 20:15 and following, why did you resort to the hand held disc cutter instead of using the more precise mill?

[@Mastermind-]

Because it was done faster and easier and at this stage I trusted the accuracy of my work

[@cougar1861]

@@Mastermind- Thanks. What that hand held device a Dremel, or something more "exotic"?

[@Mastermind-]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/enSuZIGVbrN7iKM

[@cougar1861]

@@Mastermind- Thanks! Will be waiting for more videos.

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks, my friend🙏 I suggest you don't miss watching the next video because you will definitely be surprised

[@JulioCesarA]

Excelente trabajo muy util

[@Mastermind-]

gracias mi buen amigo

[@bayudharmakusuma3142]

Great job mate.....but those music big no

[@MikeThompson-w6t]

Use proper dust collection or a coolant system when grinding carbide. Carbide dust is very harmful if inhaled.

[@prasanthpatel6801]

Amazing

[@Mastermind-]

Glad you enjoyed it!👍

[@iniosirakov6243]

музиката беше убиствана,, А за техничар нямам думи уникален сте.

[@JB_Onn]

How much do you spend time and cost for this work? 😁 it’s better than to buy new one for best and convenient 🙏🇳🇵💕

[@SunilKumar-gr4ju]

Please tell the name of this machine

[@javiercalvo8031]

Exelente super herramienta

[@Mastermind-]

Gracias mi amigo

[@jimsvideos7201]

Nice.

[@Mastermind-]

Thanks🙏

[@rom14141]

Please consider tucking your shirt in while on the lathe. It's never a problem until it's a problem, then it's too late. Same thing for "cutting off the deck" on your mill, I've fired machinists for less, but hey, it's your mill and your show. (When you make an error on the Z axis and cut your table you'll think of me every time you see it. I know, a good machinist never makes a mistake...lol) As for the content, all very good ideas. I can't tell you how many times we've been in a pinch over a tooling issue and can't get the tool delivered in time to make the job and we've created a tool to get the job done. These are the skills we use to problem solve when new isn't an option.