Making Cross Table

[@daklakdigital3691]

It's a treat to watch an experienced guy welding and manufacturing useful things. I live in VietNam where we have many self-taught craftsmen who are equally fascinating to watch performing magic with raw stock materials. When I want something from KZbin made, I take a sketch with dimensions then show them the video and they are away.

[@dmitribovski1292]

Yes he is clearly self-taught.

[@pauloalbertovamosfalardequ6976]

Hello friends. let us be grateful to our friend who posted this video sharing knowledge. It doesn't cost anything to like and make a simple comment. It is the least we can do in gratitude for his work. thank you!

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you :)

[@ahfadfagr3638]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5bSqH14ms-Bf7s wonderful piece I hope you see it

[@tobiasripper4124]

welp.. it might not have great tolerances but it certainly better than the one i *don't* have. congratulations!

[@kodlcan]

Indeed 😅👍

[@johnykarthi7039]

Tolerance based on application.

[@kennethpickens1228]

Agreed

[@nilegod1]

Even if it's not the best, you can use that to mill a replacement with better tolerance. So not the best but you can make it better each time till is basicly pro grade

[@timdoyon1964]

That is ridiculously next-level workmanship! I am absolutely gobsmacked! 😮

[@sincerelyyours7538]

Nice! I applaud the DIY construction of a complex machine part from scratch. Can you now test its accuracy and show us the results so we can see how well your cross table compares with similar sized commercial products?

[@evilsdexter5261]

"accuracy" from a manually polished part? Nice hobby toy but now way this is an accurate part to do anything remotely accurate, unless you rectify all surfaces on a proper machine

[@brhomehelp]

My father tell me about buy one of this table. Now, I gonna built one together. Thank you for the amazing job!!!

[@Bursatamem]

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[@ahfadfagr3638]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5bSqH14ms-Bf7s wonderful piece I hope you see it

[@yanbelov5000]

Привет из России! Очень красивая, я бы сказал профессиональная работа! Смотреть одно удовольствие и тема интересная! 👍👍👍

[@kareem8533]

I like the way he has speeded up this video. And no talking, just doing. Watching Abom79 is like watching the paint dry.

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you :)

[@mj-x]

Yeh, but watching people like Abom, ToT, Fabrication guy, you get to know what to do, and what not to, what is right and wrong. They are like free teachers. And than you go to this channel and see easy way of what to build for yourself, while taking the knowledge from the other channes and than ur pro :P

[@mj-x]

I will personally do this in the incomming year, got already many ideas from youtube to build something cool

[@mabul513]

Oops subbed is good enough to me! If no comment no likes as see me. I got stalkers. Comes with being a staker killer! :) anyway I subbed to this smart guy doing really brilliant projects. I added more question. Could flick of swifch make full metal magnet? Or is a gap between the transformers needed? Still. No dislike.

[@Mikemrs781]

Excellent work there man, i liked the way you (diy) measurements there, mount, get reference then unmount. That was good.

[@carlosmontesinos9370]

I only follow Latin channels because i'am mexican but you are the exception, you are The Master. Congratulations.

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you :)

[@ADVBear]

I don't care how much a table like that costs in comparison with one directly from the manufacturer; that build was a lot of fun.

[@Bursatamem]

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[@attheendoftheday8969]

Thank you for putting together this for all of us to be inspired by. Seeing the process of the build in full detail like this is something to marvel at and it doesn't get any better than this. Keep up the good work

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you :)

[@ahfadfagr3638]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5bSqH14ms-Bf7s wonderful piece I hope you see it

[@ahfadfagr3638]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5bSqH14ms-Bf7s wonderful piece I hope you see it

[@aminasaad123]

Can you help me please 🥺

[@michaelmuller8877]

Thats some dang good welding. My condolences to the families of your drill's spindle bearings

[@PeterPan-my7nb]

Haha, it took ´till the end of the clip to get that one! =)

[@woozhi9218]

I remember this drill he used is actually a mill drill so theres a draw bar and bearings that can take side load he could have used that mill drill to mill yet he makes another compound table

[@Dimafear]

What do you me.....OH GOD NO. ^Me while reading this comment then looking up to see the end.

[@philmeanor2638]

Amazing. My favorite part amidst super technical build was lugging 2 huge vices over to hold down project for welding.

[@alistairfurnell126]

Try to buy a table the size you need, now I know what to do thanks , you got to make it priceless , well done may man well done, new zealand

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you :)

[@Mr.Phoreskin]

It’s easy to some why some things cost so much money. Your work is so much better in my opinion than any box store supplying factory.

[@by_talik]

руки прямые, делает круто, многим такой уровень и не снился. очень полезная вещь!

[@luiseduardosanchezcastilla1721]

Dear "Workshop from scratch", Thank you very much for sharing your talent, you are "The Metal Craftsman", we as followers of your Channel feel privileged and may Almighty God continue to give you Intelligence, Wisdom and Creativity so that you share it with us.

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you :)

[@ahfadfagr3638]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5bSqH14ms-Bf7s wonderful piece I hope you see it

[@АлексейГорбунов-н4л]

Как действующий макет отлично, как рабочий агрегат - неточно и нежестко. К тому же сталь имеет свойство коробиться от внутренних напряжений. Но сделано толково

[@jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171]

Now armed with the knowledge that I don’t have to buy any of these mill tables that I’m constantly seeing advertised online, and that I can make mine to any dimensions that I might wish for, and even install a magnetic base on it, like your badass drill press base you have?! THANK YOU!! And by the way, those T-slots on the top surface are marvelous!!

[@mysticdavestarotmachinesho5093]

Has to be a fake video ... nobody has that clean of a shop! All kidding aside that is a really nice build and a pleasure to watch you build that.

[@phillipstai]

Absolutely inspiring. Now I need to build one of these!

[@stonetigercity]

It's wonderful to watch you work throughout a meticulously designed project.

[@ahfadfagr3638]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5bSqH14ms-Bf7s wonderful piece I hope you see it

[@babak6623]

دستمریزاد صنعت واقعا برازنده شماهاست و بس👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Sanat vagian barazandeyh shomaha urupayiha asto bas.Im Iranan(pirshan)👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@TopCat2021]

Great work! I noticed how you broke out alot of the wonderful tools you've made in the past to create this one. Keep up the amazing work.

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you 😁

[@ahfadfagr3638]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5bSqH14ms-Bf7s wonderful piece I hope you see it

[@СергейЖилинский-щ7г]

Классный двухкоординатный стол получился. Лайк конечно. Удачи вам.

[@marciobh1735]

Eu não falo , inglês.mas adoro seu trabalho !!!!. Eu sou do Brasil cidade de Belo Horizonte . obrigado

[@vladhunter872]

Классная работа. Лайк! И заметьте, ни одного куска синей изоленты не было применено... Фантастика!

[@2005Gresko]

Без синей изоленты развалится)

[@alfredoberlanga5547]

Realmente una maravilla . Impresionante su don , abilidad y carisma en TODO lo q hace. Mis felicitaciones y por más y mejores proyectos aun. Desde Argentina

[@SkavenjD]

He's got a couple of KZbin channels and the stuff he makes is fantastic on all of the channels.

[@yssing]

That looks really good and well made! Hats of to you Sir!

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you :)

[@rlm98253]

Not only ingenious but virtually indestructible. Well done, sir.

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you 😁

[@АндрейЯблонский-ч1ы]

Лучше чем заводские. Хочу к тебе в мастерскую , я себе броневик сделаю.😄😁😄

[@ВасилийКурочкин-з8я]

Хотя я в железках баран, но видео залипательное!

[@трейдерТРЕЙДЕР-щ8т]

А я танк, а потом самолет.

[@АндрейЯблонский-ч1ы]

@@трейдерТРЕЙДЕР-щ8т ура единомышленник . 😁😁😁

[@ИзДобраиПалок]

Чем оно лучше чем заводское? Тем что нет никакой жесткости? Или тем что точность фактически на глаз? Может тем что винты постоянно от вибрации будут выкручиваться? если это изделие использовать как координатный стол, ещё куда ни шло, но для фрезеровки явно не достаточно

[@АндрейЯблонский-ч1ы]

@@ИзДобраиПалок ну прежде чем осуждать , надо самому что-нибудь создать.

[@shuntawolf]

Very nicely done vid! No super loud annoying music, no droning on about this or that.. sped up when we get the idea of the repetition, and clear images of the process. Keep up the great work!!!!!

[@juliovera3826]

Muy bueno lo felicito por este video eres 1 genio le agradezco, porque 1 se consentra en lo que estás haciendo.sin música sin parafernalia,dedicado a lo estas haciendo fantástico.desde chile

[@MrBiker1982]

It seems that it is fast, but in fact it took exactly a week. Here I shot a video about a Moonshine distiller for 350 liters, so in fact I killed a month and a half on it, and I started preparing (I got stainless steel, etc.) already 2 years ago. Вот кажется что быстро а по факту с неделю точно времени ушло. Тут снимал видео про Самогонный аппарат на 350 литров так по факту убил на него месяца полтора а подготовку (доставал нержавейку и тп.) аж за 2 года назад начал

[@daviddaddy]

Wow! That came out Beautiful!!! I Love it! I would buy this any day over the crappy Chinese built ones. You built that so Sturdy and Nice and it functions Beautifully! Incredible job my Friend. I Love your Work, Thank you so much for all your hard work Building, Editing and for Sharing your Amazingly Wonderful Creations! I Love your channel. Take care and God bless you and your Family.

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you 😁 greetings :)

[@daviddaddy]

@@WorkshopFromScratch You're very welcome! Hope you have a Wonderful day. 😀

[@stephencassidy4448]

I’ve been wanting to make one of these for ages , I need to get more steel, top work thank you

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you :)

[@NicosProjects]

Great job! Best regards from Germany! Nico from Nico‘s Projects

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you 😁

[@patrickdwan5767]

Looking forward to the milling machine build

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

It will take a while to build it, you need quite a lot of parts, but for sure when I have all the parts, I will build it :)

[@dtec30]

add a drip tip on the fluid nozzle out of the tips for a caulk gun easy to replace if it gets mangled and better placement to where the heat is

[@bryanwiley7345]

Beautiful work lad!!!

[@Raul28153]

Did you do any investigation into the load capacity of those particular linear bearings ??? I can tell you for sure that a drill chuck is not made for the kind of lateral loading you have there. Maybe instead of burying the end mill if you nibbled with the spindle. You know 0.005" or 0.010" increments of linear motion then run the spindle down.

[@pacman10182]

some drill presses use a threaded arbor, which would be fine for this (but the end mill in a Jacobs chuck is't the best move)

[@Bs_pysich]

Same question came to my mind.. How rigid the round bars can be under load of lateral movement.

[@alexanderwoolley1623]

@@Bs_pysich not very, this is just another one of those KZbin 'expert' budget build videos. As for OP's comment I think this channel already realised the tolerances suck after he goes to drill the first few holes you can see the entire vice flex, if he went to take a ten thou even twenty thou off the part would have just deflected of the end mill and given a horrible surface finish, or you would hear a tonne of chatter

[@chriswoods3188]

That's what I call do it yourself. Fantastic video.

[@grantpatch5450]

Briiliant.. NEED to build one of these..any chance you can upload plans..

[@markhicks359]

I am so glad that I ran up one your channel you have great ideas and builds I plan to try a few of your ideas!!!

[@TheKPEMEHb]

Для защиты направляющих надо что-то придумать. Было интересно, спасибо.

[@igorovcharov7424]

Для чермета можно кольцевым магнитом собирать стружку. А для цветмета только сдувать. Может приспособить пылесос для этой цели.

[@vyacheslavvarich3774]

Пыльники в виде гармошки возможно можно сделать.

[@ДенисЗайцев-э1ф]

В этом смысла нет, там стоят вполне качественные сальники. Главное откровенно воду на них не лить, и то - скорее они сами по себе износятся

[@FreeVideoSaver]

@@ДенисЗайцев-э1ф а на винте?

[@ДенисЗайцев-э1ф]

@@FreeVideoSaver а вот винт конечно желательно защать гофрой. Там какое то подобие сальника стоит, но он сделан из фторопласта и мелкую стружку отсекать не будет. Хотя на нашем станке защиты нет, работают не первый год и все ок. Но откровенно говоря винты расположены так что стружка на них не сыпется.

[@63Arnast]

Nice to have all the machines to make it in the first place.

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

All you need is an angle grinder, drill and welding machine to build 😁

[@lotarmag4252]

Piękna, czysta i dokładna robota. Super narzędzia 👍

[@bezGolovij1]

Круто! Еще бы направляющие закрыть, и с люфтом в гайках придумать, как бороться!

[@hectorrolandoespinosa2702]

Creatividad, disponibilidad material, hombre del rubro taller, herramienras. Muy buen trabajo y editorial del video, mostrando paso a paso el desarrollo. Excelente ! Me encanta el mundo de herramientas. Gracias !

[@shekhargolapkar9074]

Your workmanship and skill is outstanding.

[@АлексейРублев-п8р]

Я так понимаю- намечается самодельный фрезерный станок?)))

[@дмитрийконстантинов-т6я]

на шаговых двигателях)))

[@pavhoh]

Почему нет?

[@michealkinney6205]

Was fun to watch the craftmanship, even without any desire or the tools to do this project. Great video! Thanks

[@davidcatanach2620]

OK, when the apocalypse comes you’re definitely on my team!

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Ok 😂

[@agnesogunmuyiwa7598]

This is great, and thanks for sharing Your Wisdom of craftsmanship.

[@rustynail4676]

Think you may need a drain hole in the bottom platon. Good looking build

[@glenpaul3606]

Fantastic log splitter build. Amazing talent and skills.

[@enduror-ce5166]

2020 piękne czasy kiedy stal kosztowała trójkę za tonę

[@scott55246]

No, to masz aktualizację :) prawie 8 zł za tonę :D

[@mpirokajosephmgcokoca2355]

You have successfully turned a drill press into a Milling machine 👏

[@leec2106]

I just wish I had 10% of his skills! I am curious, what are you using for a coolant, it looks sort of watery milky white.

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

These are not skills but stubbornness in striving to achieve a goal, it can be classified as both advantages and disadvantages 😂 It is a machining coolant, it is bought as a concentrate and diluted with water, it is very economical and such a concentrate lasts a long time

[@jackrichards1863]

You have already a great workshop when this is what you can produce. I have a home garage with many tools and numerous devices. I think you are quite brave to build such a thing with linear bearings since wear is a consuming factor. But if you're to build a mill and use it to build angled ways in cast steel to replace the linear bearings , you'll be on track to a durable machine shop. I have seen several of your products in fact and I admire your tenacity and accuracy . Such a table is a genuine asset !

[@ДмитрийСоломин-м7г]

Если не считать украденной высоты, то столик огонь!

[@brettwood3273]

It's an Absolute pleasure to watch your work

[@АндрейПетренко-р3щ]

Я в восторге, спасибо за работу!

[@cymanufacturing]

The welding skill is amazing!

[@ETV1970]

Очень шикарный стол получился!!!

[@rocknrobin4022]

I'm impressed and jealous at the same time you got the coolest tools and sick shop skills

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you 😁

[@HenryTheOunce]

Workmanship and editing both top quality.

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Thank you :)

[@StevenVacher]

Absolutely superb, i tend to work in wood but really appreciate your metal skills 👍

[@BITTYBOY121]

Excellent ! - Much better and nicer than the expensive cross tables you can buy online - Great video and fantastic workmanship ! 👍👍👍

[@arturlend2297]

No Panie, to żeś teraz pojechał 🤓 Piękna robota aż miło popatrzeć 👏👏👍🤓

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

Dziękuje 😁

[@eleu3004]

Сильное биение на сверле. В общем лайк 👍. Привет с 🇰🇿✊🌷

[@zweitaccountmysterios5056]

Nice! But how accurate does this Table work? How big is the clearance/play between the baseplate and the X bed as well as the Y level?

[@johnmalaihollo]

Indeed very nice but I thinks those 4 bottom slots give enough wiggle room to calibrate it.

[@zweitaccountmysterios5056]

@@johnmalaihollo Further, you shouldn't bear the upper construction via threaded rods, because in the threads there is also space between

[@BarackLesnar]

free handing the power tap. what a boss.

[@J1I9M7M4Y]

Next episode: Putting on Stepper motors and making it a CNC machine!

[@AHustleIsLikeASideOfFries]

...but the handwheels are welded on... Dude, gimme your address and I'll send you some grub screws.

[@billybobjoe2818]

That's what I thought

[@reaper060670]

Bro again amazing work from u.. When will it ever end man.. LOL Ur something special bro. I was thinking by the ned of this video that somebody needed to support u by giving u a Milling machine and a bloody good lathe too and then I swore I saw u using ur drill press as a milling machine to cut that slot out on the piece of metal?? How is that possible bro?? I thought a Milling machine had to have or be able to run at different speeds or very fast speeds to be able to mill parts but u did it all though a very small part. If anybody with the ability to give this man some nice machines to show off on his channel is reading this or watching his videos then please send him a nice milling machine so he can continue to make some of the best pieces with metal I've ever seen.. Great work as per usual my friend.. Keep this awesome content coming bcos millions are obviously enjoying this work.. Salute to u Sir from Dublin, IRE..

[@ZygmuntKiliszewski]

Precyzyjna i piękna robota, jak zawsze. Gratuluję 👌.

[@trapper1211]

Precyzyjna xddddd

[@Stranger_Wandering]

Молодец. Колоссальный труд.

[@FORTEROCHA]

Top Friend .. congratulations , greetings from Brazil.

[@adolfemmanuelesparas3922]

Perfect crosslide for my DIY home shaper project hehe

[@Bursatamem]

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[@MrBhujbalgv]

Hi, you inspired me to make xy table for my project. Thanks for sharing.

[@narizotto]

Отличная работа)Времени конечно не пожалел на это)

[@АнатолийЗюзюкин-ы9й]

интересно сколько дней работы в этом видео....но она того стоила получилось сурер

[@guliwer1713]

ну смены 3 думаю будет

[@WireWeHere]

Holy mig weld Flatman, a very smooth grind to oblivion of work surface screws ups.

[@dartele1]

Vende ela qual o valor dependendo, do valor eu compro, ficou muito show vc e um gênio.

[@zachwolfrom4522]

This was so sick! Nice work

[@jarunioo_426]

Świetna robota panie inspirujesz 😉

[@davidrennie1362]

Beautiful workmanship.

[@Александр-д5о9с]

Классная работа!:-)

[@bigmacintoshishe]

15:40 делал стол для того что-бы сверлить отверстия после керна. Смысл стола в том чтобы пользоваться двумя координатами. Советую задуматься о лимбах на штурвалах, для точного позиционирования стола относительно обрабатывающего инструмента. Ну и стоит всё таки проверить перпендикулярность стола относительно шпинделя.

[@isr0681]

Он блин стол сделал без стола, и получилось. Не пойму зачем этот костыль

[@Виталийгубин-п6ц]

Очень трудоемко. Если работы нет или между делом.. А так оно себя, не стоит!

[@_Shengur_]

Я бы сказал больше - изделие только для просмотров данного видеоролика напичканного рекламой. Дотронулся сваркой - металл потянуло, прикоснулся болгаркой - 5 соток яма. Точности у этого изделия ноль, жесткости ещё меньше, практического применения приблизительно столько же, ну или другими словами очередной канал тяп-ляп. Лучше пересмотрю ещё раз ролики Old Tony - вот это действительно чувак вещи делает, а это так, зря только заглядывал.

[@RomanLuten]

@@_Shengur_ ну так это воркшоп из мусора. Сам первые станки из мусора собирал, работает, но из-за ограниченности возможностей значительно падают ТТХ.

[@guliwer1713]

@Er3bas ну для меня тоже трудоемко ....

[@12345678903189]

@@_Shengur_ ну не зря конечно, сам то мастер его пользует для не сильно точных работ ) Но точности тут конечно никакой. Банально от разного усилия затяжки болтов направляющие волной пойти могут. Чему можно позавидовать, это как автор щедро пользует листовой металл неслабой толщины ))

[@tayrus2622]

@@_Shengur_ you're god damn right, зря я свой коммент строчил.

[@homanarya6765]

Exemplary master..very excellent ... good luck and health ... I send you greetings from Iran ...❤👌👏👍

[@LLPOF]

Awesome build. Also, am I the only one who found it painful to see the welding parts?

[@Alex-xv2vw]

Направляющие и ходовой винт на нижней оси открыты, что не есть хорошо, можно было перевернуть узел, так же как на верхней оси. В целом получилось аккуратно, за процессом изготовления наблюдать интересно.

[@andrealves2438]

Excelente trabalho, parabéns!

[@billybike57]

Outstanding craftsmanship!

[@MsIndycar]

Nice work but I wouldn't want to be the guy moving or carrying it around.

[@tapioca7115]

Hey man, I really like watching your videos !

[@isaacwolfbauer9888]

Having an endmill in a drill chuck 😳😬. Oh no no NO!

[@woozhi9218]

Heard its okay but not accurate thought not everybody can owm expensive collet chucks etc

[@isaacwolfbauer9888]

@@woozhi9218 it's not the best option. I tried it one day because I needed to cheat. Save my spot without moving the head. Couldn't fit my endmill in so I used a 3 jaw drill chuck. It came apart because of the taper. Endmills tend to pull down and when adding horizontal pressure it's a bad combo. It does work but I'd recommend staying away from it if possible, for safety reasons and don't want to mess up a project. To each their own. Be safe.

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@@isaacwolfbauer9888 i remeber this is a mill drill so it has a drawbar rest assured

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@@isaacwolfbauer9888 but yes drill chuck is kinda dangerous Never used it during my four months of machinist career. Safety and precision reason.

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@@woozhi9218 The chuck itself could be on a taper. That's how mine is designed. Still uses a draw bar but it connects to the chuck by a taper.