Few people know this metal turning technique

[@michaelslee4336]

Description states “schools don’t teach this” correct and there is a reason why and it’s called go use a milling machine.

[@Tsamokie]

Two basic tool machines of a machine shop: lathe and vertical mill.

[@toxanbi]

For some reason on the CIS market of used machines there is one milling machine per 100 lathes.

[@MeadApiaries]

@@toxanbi Its called, you can only afford one, which is it?

[@kennymackay6942]

​@@MeadApiaries yep always a lathe for me..very versatile machine..

[@walsakaluk4630]

Schools don't teach alot of things. Experience gets you to the next level of abstract adaptation. You can either hold the material and move the tool or vice versa. They do teach that. A mill would be nice. $ometimes you have to make do.

[@paddlefaster]

Very resourceful. If you don't have a milling machine you work with what you have.

[@Carlos-oz5dw]

All for this come from South Bend Lathe more than 100 years ago. The lathe is the mother of machine tools technology. If you don't have a milling machine then, the lathe can give you the way to do many things.

[@Yantoo]

😁😁♥️♥️🤝

[@rztrzt]

I feel a bit stupid today, the idea of turning a lathe into a "horizontal milling machine" never crossed my mind. You learn something new every day.

[@wannabecarguy]

a lathe can make a lathe.

[@hillybilly99999]

I have a George Fiefield lathe built in 1892, I can go run press fits on it today. The boys that built it were serious...

[@bradcoffey8984]

@Carlos.. Indeed! I cut my teeth on a Warner Swasey #3. You are only limited by a lack of imagination/and the "conceived" standard of the machine tool's acceptable "intended" application. I've done similar work on the #3. Love those!!

[@turtlebeef]

a good, talented machinist will find a way to get the work done. This is actually a very creative way to achieve many milling operations if the proper machinery isn't available.

[@eaglebeagle1408]

As a good talented trained precision fitter machinist, oh no I wouldn’t.

[@skipgoryews1356]

This cant be good on the head stock bearings !

[@timothyshultz684]

Never use a cheater bar on a chuck. Tighten the chuck with the key at each key location, use firm pressure and your work piece is secure.

[@agentcovert]

The surface finish and tolerances from that setup must be incredibly horrific..I think this must be the " What not to do " example in a safety video..This would explain why there is very few if any retired machinists in such countries as this place..

[@msa-tt4bg]

Quick, warn the Mercedes F1 team, before they put this component into one of their engines.

[@alansun3024]

I think this video is very good. We have similar machines. If you are interested, we can talk about it together

[@ОлегДнепровский-й8з]

Мало кто знает, что токарная обработка это обработка тел вращения а фрезерная - это обработка резанием плоскостей, , при которой режущий инструмент совершает вращательное движение. Few people know that turning is the processing of bodies of revolution, and milling is the processing of planes, in which the cutting tool performs a rotational movement.

[@cany4]

Это именно токарная обработка. Станок же токарный)) А если серьезно, то это оборудование исполбзуется в автомобилях техпомощи. То есть в любой глуши, где бы не поломалась техника, машина с этим оборудованием приедет и поможет починить

[@sirojiddinabdurazzakov6752]

А если вращается и деталь и инструмент, например при изготовлении червячных валов?

[@РоманДеркач-7]

@@sirojiddinabdurazzakov6752 фрезерная ,методом двух подач.

[@artemiomilagrosa9600]

I have read a lot of comments in this video. Negative comments, positive comments etc. Comments from rich , advanced and industrialized countries are turning it down. Yes, you can afford to buy a milling machine, that's why. And you are thinking to your self that you are so intelligent, but you did not understand what this guy in the video is trying to show you. He just want to show that there are so many operations you can do in the lathe machine, not only turning. If you are a talented latheman and you only have a lathe machine in your shop, and a drill press of course, you can do a lot of things. I am also a machinist, right now I am working onboard a ship. A shipping company has a lot of money, but in the ship's Machine Shop we only have lathe machine , drilling machine and welding equipments, but I can do whatever the chief engineer asked me to do. I can do worm gear, spur gear, internal spline,etc. This talent is very important in time of emergency when you are in the middle of the ocean. And what does these American and British chief engineers told me? They said "UNBELIEVABLE you are very talented , you save our soul". Lesson: that is the purpose of this video. Thank you and happy viewing.. from Philippines.

[@Yantoo]

my seniors always suggest learning machines to master the lathe first so learning other machines becomes easier

[@Yantoo]

🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 ♥️♥️♥️

[@antoniomontana2232]

Талантливый человек. Сделал к токарному приспособления для фрезерования, расточки и т. д. Снимаю шляпу !

[@hellohandsome9875]

Very resourceful, I think they mustn't have milling machines or drilling machines in the shop

[@taxicamel]

Just imagine what this guy could do IF he had all the equipment as found in a modern shop? It isn't so much about equipment though in this video, ....it is the guy's innovative abilities that are truly impressive. The precision is not as important as the ingenuity and knowledge base. The first weld tack. He knows what is needed to simply avoid some spatter, but he also preheats the rod to better control the first tack. It may not seem like much, but it all adds up.😃

[@cbr1thou]

Yeah its called passion

[@BGraves]

If he had the right equipment... There wouldn't be a video

[@JaakkoF]

Probably would ruin all those modern equipment as he would try to wiesel his way around problems instead of learning to use them properly.

[@bradcoffey8984]

I disagree, he wouldn't ruin modern equipment. He would do things that would make people go "damn, that's soo simple, why didn't I think of that"

[@ktgmobile2552]

@@bradcoffey8984 It is nice of you to think that way, but in reality this indian boy should not be alloved near modern cnc-machines! I would NOT let him touch my millturn

[@이호남-z8m]

Learn many application processing methods. However, it is better to process using a dedicated machine, so it is not necessary. If you use LATHE for processing, key groove processing, pipe notching, side cutting, etc. are possible.

[@bill...9566]

I work in the machining industry. So much is lost with cnc machining. So many new machinist can’t manufacture a part manually. They spend more time programming than actually making the part. They say cnc manufacturing is the future, well good luck with that. I’ve been in the industry for thirty years and seen lots of customers leave cause of cost.

[@Tsamokie]

CNC additive maching is the future.

[@Tsamokie]

machining*

[@ВячеславРедкокаша]

хорошую подготовку по обработке металлов я получил в мореходном училище, в середине 60 годов на факультете ССУ, а подобным хитростям научился у старых судовых токарей, котрые подростками в войну перегоняли из америки пароходы типа "либерти".

[@alansun3024]

I think this video is very good. We have similar machines. If you are interested, we can talk about it together

[@lechbednarek6754]

Toczeniem nazywamy obróbkę przedmiotów okrągłych poprzez ruch obrotowy przedmiotu obrabianego, przedstawiona metoda tej obróbki to frezowanie przy wykorzystaniu uniwersalnej maszyny czyli tokarki

[@warrenjones744]

God himself probably cannot tell you how many men over the years have done milling operations on a lathe with simple attachments and tools. As a child I had a neighbor who built amazing steam locomotive models. His two main tools were a Lathe and a drill press. Often he built the tools he needed out of necessity. I cannot remember him ever owning a milling machine. He did have a shaper, but I never saw him use it. After he passed away my father had the job of cleaning out his shop. I was able to salvage some of his home made tools and things he built and even use much of it today for one thing or another in my shop. You sir mind me of my childhood neighbor. Clever, innovative and get things done. well done!

[@cpetty4305]

I do this kinda weird setup stuff on HBM all the time. Love it. 😊

[@bernardwright2420]

These guys obviously don't work for NASA, what they set out achieve is done very well, given the lack of fancy specialised tooling, what they use in producing the 'Horrific' finish is home made and very efficient, you need encouragement not 'Holier than thou' criticism, very well done lads, but please put a guard on that grinder.....

[@sirojiddinabdurazzakov6752]

Это не токарная обработка, а фрезерная. То что вы пременили для этого токарный станок не делает ее токарной. Это все равно что называть молотком микроскоп, только потому что вы им забили гвоздь

[@jdcustom4655]

Looks to me like the difference between "I'll figure out a way" and "nope cant do it". I'd much rather have this guy workin where I work than working for the place down the road.

[@brianmckenzie1739]

The boring head at 12:09, cleverly adjustable in two axes, is a most useful piece of work with good proportions. Elsewhere in the video can be seen how the the corners of the V ways are relieved by pre-drilled holes. Good design and well executed. When I drove my British made Austin Mini car around the world, three suspension ball joints broke while exploring India. I fashioned new ball joints by filing up mild steel bar in a lathe, treadle powered by its owner. The car made it back to London OK via Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran etc on those parts. Westerners need to look beyond their sophistication.

[@kazimierzgwozdz6598]

po pierwsze to nie jest toczenie tylko frezowanie na tokarce To dla biedaka który nie ma frezarki Aja takich technik uczyłem się już w szkole zawodowej w1968 roku w świątnikach Górnych kolo Krakowa

[@alansun3024]

I think this video is very good. We have similar machines. If you are interested, we can talk about it together

[@Peter_Riis_DK]

I think they do. It's called milling.

[@howardosborne8647]

That's why very few people know of this 'turning technique'...because it is actually a milling operation.

[@Gottenhimfella]

@@howardosborne8647 Technically the first part of the clip shows flycutting, not milling. The next operation is (single-point) boring, not milling.

[@peterszonyi5122]

Az iskolákban igenis tanítják ezt a technikát: Úgy hívják, hogy MARÁS. Esztergálásnál a munkadarab forog, a szerszám áll. Marásnál a szerszám forog, a munkadarab áll. A film szerinti eljárás ötletesen oldja meg a marógép hiányát...

[@장걸-r1h]

With the technology that makes a passing dog laugh, It has been used since 20 years ago, but Korea is now processing it with a multi-function machine

[@howardosborne8647]

20 years ago? Try 120 years ago would be closer to the truth.

[@oldschooljack3479]

Congratulations, you invented a milling machine.

[@bebo5558]

You've got a big chuck holding a little chuck and a lath being used as a milling machine!

[@linsayhenry920]

I do not understand using water? Why didn't you use oil (lubricant) makes drills and tools last longer. I know water cools but it is definitely not a lubricant.

[@clivehaynes2183]

This is not metal turning it's milling. It is common knowledge with engineers that with the right fixtures mounted in place of the tool post complex items can be milled on a lathe.

[@DrEvil-lv8us]

Техника известная, использовалась в роторных автоматах и при групповой обработке.

[@Hibbie2963]

What is the purpose of Chucking a Chuck in a Chuck? You compound errors by doing that, Or maybe correct an error in the mounted Chuck?????

[@MattysWorkshop]

Gday, I’m looking forward to seeing what this new tool will be used for mate, great job as always, cheers

[@freakgeeky]

Good job, MM. Very innovative and witty.

[@wwiewolle5849]

Hello Mekanik Master Mesin, the next, very well made Job! 👌👍

[@OfficeLinebacker-FJB]

I enjoyed watching your skilled craft.

[@jaynelson4175]

I hope the object wasn't too "mill" a flat on the shaft because it won't be. It will have a radius, though slight.

[@rodrigoguzman6533]

Si un mecánico, tiene un torno... ¿Como no tiene un taladro de pedestal o una fresadora, y se evita toda esa parafernalia?

[@frankthieme8724]

Yanto, master of the selfmade tools. 😉 🙋‍♂️🇩🇪

[@Yantoo]

Thanks Frank ♥️🤝♥️

[@tamtran-ont2187]

Very creative technique, a milling machine for most of the country man is just a dream. BTW my dream is to have a linear milling machine!

[@duongdu3909]

Cho em hỏi xưởng mình ở đâu ạ

[@j.s.3680]

Very funny to watch. When "only a few people...." know something like that. Ehm...thats not without a reason-> "I make things extremely complex and unnecessary for myself, and then I'm happy that it works?!" *lol* sorry guys but: You can do that with a lot less tools, even at home. And even more precise. Thanks for the big laught

[@mikeg4163]

Gettin done with what ya got…good job!

[@acroduster]

This is a milling operation not a turning operation. You just turned your lathe into a horizontal milling machine with sloppier movements and far less concentric toolholding though i doubt the slop nor toll centering is that big a deal when using a fly cutter welded to a shaft made out of mild steel. Still. Very resourceful for sure. And your achiving very usable surface finishes.

[@Gottenhimfella]

Generallly known as "flycutting" when a single point tool is used.

[@acroduster]

@@Gottenhimfella well your reply to my comment prooves ypur a bot or did not read my comment so maybe just a foolish person? Im well aware what fly cutting is.... I named the fly cutter in my comment. Way to restate without thinking or adding anything.

[@stupidbird4U]

Yes most machinists know this technique but don't use it as there are machines called mills that do it better.

[@StuParry-t8h]

People make do with what they have is called ingenuity, amazed of what they do with junk.

[@zrocket5660]

I guess the backyard set-ups I make my Harbor Freight mill drill lathe do ain’t so bad after all. 🤣 Good to see your creative abilities when that’s all you got to work with. 👍

[@Yantoo]

Thanks sir Rocket ❤️

[@alex19705]

серьезно!? все старое хорошо забытое, мы так же творили в 90х

[@franciscotamez6792]

Esto solo se hace cuando no hay otra opción alguna emergencia y no tienes la máquina adecuada. Hay muchas maneras de hacer muchas cosas pero lo mejor es hacerlo con la maquinaria adecuada.

[@wolfganggrzowkowski1909]

Sowas haben wir schon im 1,Lehrjahr gelernt . Und ich habe vor 45 Jahre meine Lehre gemacht

[@arf_rf]

Hola Mesin, para las personas que nos gusta la mecánica, tu trabajo y tus videos y los recursos de tu taller(workshop) son maravillosos.. en mi país Colombia en la capital Bogotá existen muchos talleres que realizan reparaciones, pero nunca he visto ninguno tan recursivo con alguna persona tan hábil como tú. He observado que no tienes monetizados tus videos, si lo haces podrías obtener muchos recursos adicionales por cuenta de los videos que tu y tu taller merecen. Un cordial saludo

[@Yantoo]

Solo estoy aquí para trabajar siguiendo las órdenes del jefe.. Hago videos cuando mi trabajo y horas de trabajo han terminado..

[@triitjahja1133]

@@Yantoo Oh jadi di luar jam kerja?

[@Yantoo]

Kerja borongan pak, garapan rampung gawe konten walau isih awan.. 😁

[@ronwilken5219]

Ok I watched this. Some pretty obscure techniques but other than a piece of bar with two holes in it what is it. It obviously is something to do with a rotary table of a kind but I failed to see the purpose. If someone could enlighten I'd be grateful.

[@Yantoo]

I'm making a tool sir.. I will finish it but it will take a while..

[@jrsydvl7218]

Anyone with a lathe has used it as a mill at some point. I've even used my mill as a lathe.

[@ГеоргийБондарев-э4у]

вообще то есть заводские фрезерные приставки для токарного.

[@fliedaway]

What technique ??? Milling in the lathe??? Common as muck since the 1700's.

[@Qusin111]

Everyone in the world knows how to do these completely SIMPLE techniques unless you were trying to teach us on how to abuse and ruin chucks.

[@tonywilson4713]

Yeah my thoughts.

[@jamestrebillcock4718]

I just engage the C axis on my cnc machine

[@JohnTheunisz]

@@tonywilson4713 ïïj

[@alikhodajani6075]

With a simple tool he uses the lathe as a milling machine, that's all !

[@dare9189]

Been there done that. If you dont have mill its all about you do the job in proper way,and this is ok. Today you have old milling machine that is ok for small amouth of money.

[@николаймаксимоваткарск]

на заводах такую технику не применяют.... На это есть фрезерные станки или координатно расточные

[@pechilin1]

Я не специалист, но есть ощущение, что слишком много времени ушло на простую ручку и можно было бы сделать проще....

[@hobtink]

That steel must have really work hardened from the heat from you milling the first large flat. And from you drilling the first hole in the larger diameter section.

[@creative-luke]

All you need is a lathe and an idea, you can do the rest of the tools yourself.😎

[@walterbacchetta3543]

Adottavo anche io questi sistemi in passato ...

[@jmacujadav1238]

Ohu gazab k ho yar gud idia😮😮😮😮😮💯

[@saidh5990]

Svp, comment réglez vous la côte de l’alésage de cet axe?

[@ИгорьСмаляков]

Не чем не удивили, этот автор, и мастер вчера родились

[@spartanpatriot3163]

I shake my head every time I see someone using a mag base with a wire, spend the extra 5 bucks for the cheap Chinese indicator but then again this place is so cheap instead of buying a 65 cent brazed carbide tool they gonna rub the crap to size.

[@thetruth156real3]

Don’t shake your head mate, a piece of wire doesn’t need to have a calibration certificate every few months, a piece of wire never lies. Wire or a cheap Chinese micrometer? Wire every time. You have obviously never been in a real workshop.

[@spartanpatriot3163]

@@thetruth156real3 worked in a machine shop for 25 years and never seen anyone use a wire. All my 1 and 2 inch travel indicators are either Mitutoyo (made in Japan) or Maur. My 3 and 4 inch are Starret (real USA not the Chinese ones they make now)I have a couple Teclocks for roughing work. You definitely haven’t been in a real machine shops with machines that have no readouts and gang tooling 1 1/2 a side throwing monster chips. Not about to wreck a $500 indicator when my $10 one works perfectly fine for roughing. Trust me sport I have forgotten more about pealing metal then you will ever know.

[@thetruth156real3]

@@spartanpatriot3163 Yea you definitely will do, I was in charge of the monkeys stood at the machines all day, Moore & Wright are the best measuring instruments. Made in England!

[@spartanpatriot3163]

@@thetruth156real3 everything in our shop was manual, No CNC. Maddox Foundry and Machine. Went out of business 6 years ago. Place was around since 1904. 90% job shop work for mining and dredging industry. I ran the machine shop for about 4 years till the kids took over the business and of course they know more then the lifers that made the place what it was.

[@thetruth156real3]

@@spartanpatriot3163 It’s hard work and the turners are never really appreciated for their skill and accuracy, mind you having said that, it didn’t take long to train the women up in the Second World War.

[@DewaSenapanIndonesia]

Luar biasa mekanik mesin memang pusat ilmu pengetahuan

[@HOGRANCHgeorgegabriel9538]

And the purpose of this is?

[@AndresAmengual]

Maravilloso!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 ¿Esa disco de metal de Dónde lo sacaste? Muchos saludos y agradecimientos desde Chile 🇨🇱

[@Yantoo]

🇨🇱 😍♥️

[@dottiea.2186]

That's a big chuck...❤️👍

[@jonadams6846]

Innervation at its finest,when you make do with what you have BUT not sure of the accuracy that he finishes up with

[@lesbowick2059]

God almighty what a complete show of what not to do I would not go within miles of this workshop

[@JohnSmith-gy4qj]

As you approach this work shop mangled jaws appear imbedded in the ground. A boken window where stuff has been flung through the window.

[@Yantoo]

John smit@ i just show what I do and here I work under my boss's orders. salary 6-7$ per day.. I always accept whatever you say because it is your right

[@dwightcarlson7136]

Did I miss what the final assembly is/does?

[@Yantoo]

I will finish this tool soon sir

[@themadfarmer5207]

It is just about how a lathe can be used to make things

[@tomk3732]

This is very common. But people refrain from using a milling attachment b/c they have a mill. Also in this example, an actual milling attachment would work better not some "rotary" attachment - anyone noticed the huge chatter when boring to "size" ;) As usual lots of things wrong with this picture - its not so much luck of tooling but luck of know how in order to get around luck of tooling. I.e. pp would have done way, way better in say Europe or US with just a lathe.

[@newandoldtech5634]

Please show, so we can improve,

[@catabaticanabatic3800]

Yea. Few people would want to know it.

[@vansangle2354]

Vào những năm trước đây Khoảng thập niên tám mươi Chúng tôi những người làm nghề cơ khí Cũng đã làm những việc như thế Xử dụng máy móc thô sơ để sửa chữa hoặc làm những chi tiết để thay thế và phục hồi máy móc

[@arpadszallasi2138]

Egyedi gyártás esetén megfelel, sorozatgyártás esetén gazdaságtalan. Sorozatgyártásnál a maró- és fúrógép alkalmazását nehéz elkerülni.

[@aleks7364]

ну вот катушку для спининга почти сделал

[@denisgrosjean9101]

En fait je connais. Mais j’appelle ça du fraisage avec un tour. Çà se pratiquait beaucoup sur tour d’établi genre schaublin..

[@arf_rf]

Acerca de las criticas por el mantenimiento , la limpieza y el estado del taller y las maquinas y las ropas, te voy a escribir una frase de Albert Einstein cuando le criticaban su forma de trabajar debido a las dificultades económicas y las persecuciones y la guerra : " LA ELEGANCIA , DEJÉMOSLA PARA LOS SASTRES "", sigue adelante.

[@ЕвгенийЕлжов-е5п]

ФЗО. То что показал, еще сто лет назад делали. Очередной умничка. На оборонке сначала поработай. А потом советы давай.

[@alexd162]

Так там отмыв денег, а не работа,КПД около нуля)))Ну и советчики)))В добавок минус карма, ибо всё оружие против людей!Не пудрите мозг пареньку!

[@robbineney7113]

Peu de gens connaissent cette technique , normal quand une fraiseuse est faite pour çà et fait mieux le job ! La débrouille de ses personnes est impressionnante ,respect , mais la précision n'est pas sur d'être au rendez vous . Quand on voit comment bouge le porte outil de cette machine fatiguée , on comprends .

[@阿努桑]

用車床當銑床 這種兩光技術 真的不直得一提🤭

[@КотМурзик-п8ы]

Я так понимаю,ты сделал очередную приспособу для токарных работ?

[@Yantoo]

хорошо, сэр.. я сделаю инструмент

[@hernanarias5145]

en serio? un plato agarrado a otro, alineación deficiente, usar un extensor para apriete de plato es deteriorar el espiral del plato , si no se tiene acceso a una fresadora se puede fresar pero la fresa se usa de frente para no dejar un radio en la pieza , no se , tal vez el tiempo y la vejez me están volviendo muy exigente... pero nunca les mostraría este video a mis alumnos

[@mmayes9466]

One of the few 3rd world workers that has a welding hood.

[@arkadybron1994]

Health and Safety... Nah! Precision Engineering... Nah! Bodgit and Wacket Asia Ltd.

[@ivan1982ize]

На станке то понятно, а вот когда люди на простой электро-дрели чудеса вытворяют.

[@walsakaluk4630]

That was alot of effort to make a beautiful part for a somewhat ratty looking assembly with miss engaged gears. Nothing was measured?

[@ambydaly5713]

It would be a lot easier and simpler to use a milling machine. If you haven’t got one then yes you can improvise, but with all that skill go get a milling machine and save a lot of time machining components.

[@artemiomilagrosa9600]

This applies only to small machine shops that has no sufficient money to buy a milling machine. I'm also a machinist working onboard a ship . A shipping company has a big money, but only about 10% of the ships in the whole world has a milling machine. If you are a talented machinist ,you can do your job even you only have lathe machine onboard. I have already made a lot of things onboard a ship by using only lathe machine like: worm gear (for gangway hoist) spur gear, internal spline (having 64 teeth), etc.

[@Tsamokie]

I just love how he aligns the work piece with a wire point. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Backyard amateur hour.

[@walterbacchetta3543]

infatti la scuola non insegna, ci vuole una passione e poi anche ingegno ....

[@sylwesterwisniewski3569]

To nie jest toczenie tylko frezowanie.

[@stephenwestall8946]

What is that .?

[@markmilam3152]

You should make a adapter plate for that 3 - jaw chuck it would be nice and there not that hard to make.

[@shilicaso]

Cette méthode était bien connue il y a 4 décennies.

[@andrewwilson6085]

I wonder if they want to buy a milling machine? Nobody wants them in Britain!

[@elniko4852]

ВСЕ у кого есть токарный станок знают про фрезеровку

[@yonnou7846]

Thank you for shearing...

[@federicoguerrero969]

Eso es inprovisar no es malo teniendo las precauciones debidas es mas practico la fresadora

[@tornerongkamayvlog1009]

Like semua process buat di lathe machine good technique kawan goodluck

[@Yantoo]

Terimakasih saudaraku

[@bradfordjeff]

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