Index of Shop Videos, in approximately chronological order (Page Five)

Many of the Videos From 2015

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X DRO cover & Table Covers A brief look at the covers made for mill table and particularly the exposed X-axis DRO slider and scale.
Air Drier Idea & Rotary Table Chuck Pondering a scheme for an in-line air drier and, work towards a small chuck fit on a rotary table.
In-Line Air Drier Scheme Using a 2" dia iron nipple length, end-caps and some internal screening etc, for holding desiccant.
3" Chuck, Backplate Fitting. Fitting a backplate to a 3" chuck, for mounting on a small 4" rotary table.
Odds'n'Ends, Update Shop delays recently - heat and the old back - just a look at possible projects ahead.
Lathe Ways Chip Wipers An attempt to make a set of four chip wipers for 'Vee' rails. First try!
Toolpost Oil Lube Mount A fairly simple way to mount a gravity fed oil drip to a tool holder.
New Compound Gib Plate We make a new gib plate to replace one that was dimensionally compromised in thickness ('fat' middle section).
Acute Tool Sharpen Kit A look at this kit of parts - to make a small and simple, but useful, cutter/grinder on a budget.
A Welding '3rd Hand' Made up out of what we had - enough to finish up with a useful addition to the weld bench.
Z-axis Power Experiment Make up a drive dog and try out a very under-sized motor. Predictably inadequate - wiper motor next perhaps.
Harbor Freight Hydraulic Punch A first try-out of this device - which seems to do the job at reasonable cost. Mainly occasional use.
Chuck Jaw Soft Liners Simple but functional liners from Al for 3-jaw. Some problematic editing - old man's head in the way!
Acute Sharpening - Part 1 Work on the components to build the main table assembly.
A Great Dovetail Cutter This tool was made by Randy Richard and is truly excellent. Great job Randy.
A Thread Repair We took in a large steering pin with end thread damage - cleaned it up successfully in the lathe.
Acute Sharpening - Part 2a First stage of work on the parellelogram aspect - mainly lathe turning initially.
Acute Sharpening - Part 2b Second stage of work on the parellelogram aspect - mainly parts milling, and assembly.
Portable Bandsaw Checking out a budget import portable bandsaw.
Bits-01 A look through some mainly more recent acquistions.
Vise Stop #2 Making a simple stop for the small mill vise - function being the main requirement.
Rotary Table Stabilizer An addition to the small 4" table to remove a very slight lift problem on one side.
"David & Goliath"! Some new items received plus - the reason for the title!
Spindexer Tweaks Machining and slotting the base of this simple divider tool.
Hole Pattern Test Prior to setting up a chuck backplate, we do a coordinate data-set drill pattern to check accuracy.
Extending Rotary Table Shaft Extra clearance needed when on mill table - extended shaft and added bar and extra handle. Plus mistake!
Bits - 02 Couple of new items, a tiny engine gift and rotary table mounted to mill table.
The Weird Thread We try to match an atypical thread form - and make up a dummy male version for testing.
Temporary X/Z drive. Part 1 First half of work to enable a simple short-term fix for powering X and Z axes.
Lathe Drive Repair - Success! Problems with lathe motor and vari-speed pulley meant a strip down and fix.
Temporary X/Z drive. Part 2 We complete this hare-brained project! It does the job, sort of.
Chuck Backplate Adaptation, Pt 1 Early work on modifying a backplate to use for a new chuck.
Chuck Backplate Adaptation, Final Completion of the backplate - threading, hole pattern and setting up.
Drill Press Clamps We add some extra details and explanation to these.
Bits - 03 Re-check the tweaked new chuck, plus some more recent acquisitions.
Gooseneck Adapters Making adapters to allow fitting of a gooseneck to a mag base.
Bits - 04 Some newer tooling items, plus a short bike tour in the area.
Fixture Plate Part One Machining a small 1/2" Al plate ready to drill & tap a hole pattern.
Old Man's Lament Just a bit of holiday fun with a poem and accents!
At The Reloading Bench A look at the bench and, reloading a couple of 45-70 rounds.
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