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Why not to cut it using an agle grinder? Why not just hit it with a big hammer? The bearing will fly into pieces. Why not to drill-out a separator? Then you can move balls to one side and disassemble the bearing. Or is it just a joke for commenters like me? ; )))
You just need to remove the cage, then the bearings come out the same way they went in! The races destroyed in this video would have made good spacers for use around the workshop, not now.
Yes and no. If you need a round machinable ball for some reason and have access to large ball bearings, this is a quick visual tutorial on partial annealing. I have needed one, 40 years ago. Used similar method, dropped in perlite to slow cooling. Completed machine work on the ball the following day.
Quite a cool technique to showcase, milling with a lathe very cool. It’s a shame that the ball bearings used as handles as gonna rust in no time though
A few years ago a guy selling eye glasses online figured out that negative reviews boosted his search rankings as much as positive ones. So he started insulting his customers, gave poor customer service, etc., fishing for negative reviews, reasoning correctly that most people don't look beyond the numbers.
Nothing in the world is ever completely wrong. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day. This video also has positive points 😊 . You are only looking for fault
@@metallantik With the click-bait title you are wasting people's time who actually know something about machining. Same ill intent as the online eye glasses guy.
I wish I had read the comments before I watched. I thought I was actually going to learn something. I guess I did after all. Check the comments first BEFORE clicking on the play button. For that lesson, I thank you Metall Antik
Actually you can buy bearings at a supply house the ball bearing but you have to buy 50 or 100 all you have to do is take a punch take out the bearing separator that keeps the bearing the keeps the bearing separated and move the bearings to one side and the race will come out
А что, имея под рукою токарный станок нельзя было выточить наконечники для ручек сразу?. Видно у специалиста мгого свободного времени, и он его так использует.
Ahora resulta que esto no lo enseña la vieja escuela de torno, me parece absurdo desgaste de herramientas para realizar un trabajo que no tiene lógica. Quitarle dureza a un acero que ha sido procesado para demostrar una habilidad que en lenguaje de tornero innecesario. Ya solo falta que ponga un diamante y le quite su dureza para pulirlo después . Utilizando un cincel y un martillo. Saludos
???....did i miss something...what was the point of this? Was there a need to re-invent a better asshole scratcher? If there was i could have made better with a piece of curved branch with a brillo pad wound around it and held there with a rubber band
What was the "wonderful technique that every machinist should know" as per the title? At best this is basic, really basic and there are many other easier ways to create threaded ball ends. Even the early threads when screwing the shaft to the ball, at the end of the video, shows a really poor male to female thread fitment, nothing like what is expected of a machinist. I might look at another of your videos some time and if it is the same calibre as this one, I won't watch a third. Self taught machinist in Australia.
"Warum einfach wenn's auch kompliziert geht" as Germans used to comment such "solutions in a search of the problem" (literally "why [make it] simple when complicated [way] also can"), and certainly this is not any "wunderbar" technique (UNLESS accompanied with "...for a total waste of time"), but surely "every machinist should know... to avoid like a plague", so at ANY rate Mr Metal Antics (it's NOT a typo!) is one of them wannabe YT'bers (or so it seems to me) which biggest achievement is worsening signal-to-noise ratio here, and frankly this is one of these videos I would like to see twice - for the first and last time" ONLY. SO ANYWAY, no need for me to watch all sorts of silly "lathe antics", THEREFORE a well deserved thumb down AND "don't recommend channel" recommendation for YT. Bye.
