Machine Shop 9
Duration 47:33
Lathe 2
1 Tapping
2 Boring
3 Knurling
4 Cutting Tapers with the Compound
5 Turning Shafts Use of live center
6 Single Point Thread Turning
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do you guys have something on centering four jaw chuck.
Posted 8 years by Anonymous
Use a SPRING LOADED tap guide.
Posted almost 8 years by Anonymous
WOW! That is too cool! I feel confident enough now to buy a lathe and start making barrels. Great video!
Posted almost 8 years by Anonymous
Gezzz! Slow up the spindle RPM and it would make this a lot less risky.
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:44:32
How many passes?
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:43:04
That is a 6 jaw chuck, acts like a 3 jaw but more precise
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:46:42
Make a relief where the thread ends so you can disengage feed in neutral area.
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:37:34
I think he want to keep the videos under an hour… not two hours ;)
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:44:32
Safety first… forgot to check for free rotation and no interference of chuck…
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:28:02
Ive never had any problems with any size of stock when knurling.
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:18:21
haha
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:07:33
I don’t get it, what’s so funny ???
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:07:33
The knurl pitch diameter has to be some even multiple of the stock diameter. Most knurls are set up to work on fractional sized stock. When you get odd sized stock, double tracking offen results.
Posted over 6 years by Anonymous 00:18:21
marian
Posted 5 years by Anonymous 00:05:31
oh mama mia
Posted 5 years by Anonymous 00:06:46
good
Posted over 4 years by Anonymous 00:01:43
Didn’t square the bit first to the work piece.
Posted almost 4 years by Anonymous 00:09:02