Beautiful. I woulda stopped at the 3D print and melted in some bushings because it works, is unseen encased in a tube, with no durability issues. Such nice execution.
This has my thought process as well as I save up for the table and fixtures.. I’m curious why said hammer drill? I have two at the shop and never thought to use them. Probably cuz they only have masonry bits
Nice work your attention to detail is what made it for me and I also love your lathe always wanted one just like it also noticed all of the top quality tooling and measuring tools most of it top shelf I can tell you have been successful in your work or you could not have afforded all the nice equipment my hats off to you young man your work is also top shelf thanks for sharing from a retired machinist of 50 years
I sell MT2 and MT3 adapters for annular cutters at my steel yard! Yes, for your drill press! I think it’s cool you made one from scratch for your mill. BUT for the layperson that would like to use annular cutters in their drill press, that’s what I carry. Oh, and they’re made right here in the good ol’ USA!😉
Hey, I thought we'd lost you, but found you on instagram. Your shop has so many cool new tools in it! Anyways, you've inspired me to start uploading videos too, thanks brotha!
I am a new subscribe so you may have already addresssed most of this and I have not seen it yet. How do you finish your projects. I would imaging a lot of your outdoor stuff is powder coated, but it looks like this one is left unfinished. It looks beautiful now, but what would it look like in a year or so. What is up with the weird welding masks?
If you believe in false rumors, you will never be able to buy Kovosu's cost-effective welding table. But we have been continuously sending welding tables to the world, thank you for those friends who support Kovosu.
You may find the cantilevered arm really translates the shaking of the torch as opposed to the dual rail system. Mind you.. you seem to keep everything, pretty much, spotless so any pooh that ends up on the single rail will probably be wiped away before it becomes a speed bump. As always.. thanks for sharing your journey.
Long time West Weld! I love my Ellis saw (unless) I'm mitering same length angle iron. Square, rectangular and round is easy-just rotate 180* Do you have any Ideas for same length mitered cuts on angle? Thanks Brother!
Nice. Keep up the great work. Keep adapting, keep changing, keep growing. The world is not going to stop evolving and neither should we. Keep climbing the mountain! Keep slaying those dragons! Remembering that as each of us push our own boulders up the mountain, unlike Sisyphus, we actually have an ultimate point, a goal, a target. There is a mountain top, and we will reach it. Then… well then it’s on to bigger mountains and on our way up, always keep a keen eye out for those stagnant pools of quicksand that only bog us down. "Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more" as King Henry would say. Keep fighting. I look forward to seeing the awesome spoils of your endeavors.
My main concern would be putting the weight of that table plus whatever project you have on it, fixtures, etc. and all that weight being focused onto 4 Allen screws
