Bench-top injection moulder build 

Wow! That's a great project and a nostalgia trip for me. We made one of these as student apprentices in the early 1980s. A team of us designed and made it over a 2 week project. Ours was slicker, of course ... according to my rose-tinted memory!

this video have more manufacturing knowledge than 4 years of engineering syllabus

I just discovered your channel and it's absolute gold! I have always thought of gear hobbing as black magic. Watching an "amateur" doing it makes it all the more approachable. Please keep up the good work.

I went to your playlist - you have a technically competent approach to the implementation of your ideas. Very clean workshop, workbench and all the tools. Probably your specialty is a locksmith toolmaker? It is a pleasure to look at the work done with diligence and without errors in compliance with the technological process. Unfortunately, in Russia, ingenuity and mental work - which is for the benefit of people, is not appreciated by the leadership. But as I usually say-food for the mind is often more important than food for the stomach. But without food for the stomach, there will be no food for the mind... I have subscribed to your channel. I wish happiness and prosperity for you.

Liked the clip. Well thought out and clever application. The fellow that was doing all of this is apparently aware of the specific stiffness of the steel stock that he was working with. As I previously observed, 'clever fellow.

Jesus man, you work terrifyingly close to the chuck. Also awesome build.

This is the best injection machine build I have seen so far.

Impressive amount of fabrication. I must say that I’m envious of the number of tools and the skills you possess!

Amazing skills! You can machine-up anything! Learned some new techniques watching this! Thank you!

That was mind blowing!! Love it!

No lo creerán pero vi el video 3 veces, me quedo gustando que parecía tomando Coca Cola bien fría en el desierto

you are quite the machinist - right on

very good

Superb. Lot of hardwork went into this

Your sawing arm has GOT to be huge. 💪

Very nice Sir

Excellent project, I enjoyed the video from beginning to end, my respects !!!

excellent work, a true professional

finally a build video with some good music! awesome machine too

The way you made the machine is awesome great job keep it up

Well done. I built the one from Vincent Gingery's book "secrets of Building a Plastic injection molding Machine" It has very limited capacity, but it does work on recycled plastic.

That was amazing !!!!

Who needs a workout when you have a hacksaw! lol.. What I'd give for a lathe that can cut threads!

Broaching, cool!

Félicitations for the quality job and good ideas of creating, un good moment with you. Tank you very much.

Hi Andy. Excellent video may I say, and just as excellent a machine in this video. Just came across your channel and have subscribed, actually after the first video on the 'improved injection moulding machine'. So, have watched a few of the back catalogue too. Will watch a few more later. Regards Mark in the UK

Excellent well made machine, like it a lot

Add on a crank operated mold open/ejecting pin setup....

Super Lathe work. I cannot imagine to make such a desktop injection molding equipment since the skill expressed by is superb. What would be the cost to make such a machine :this I wish to know if affordable I will think of it. I am doing a model train project at home in which I need to have certain components.

Great tool. Too bad need CNC machine for molds.

I'm a little confused about milling the hex rod square, then using it to plug square tubing?

niiice work andy see you in the pp forums

very impressive piece of work ...have you worked in the injection moulding business or is that a very talented home hobbiest at work

I would like to ask you a question please: why you create a sleeve for the heating bands and do not fix them straight on the tube in wich the plastic melts ? to what serves A BARREL HEATER SLEEVE? thank you

A pneumatic cylinder above and attached to the piston rod, would have saved one hell of a lot of work ! a la Austin Allen ....look it up on google

awesome.... goog idea

I love it!

Great idea but I don't have a lathe as many of us dont

How are you heating the pellets and will you offer this type of product for sale?

Some really nice engineering there. What model lathe is that one?

What tolerance did you use between the barrel and the rod?

I was totally hooked once the knurled handled started. Can we buy the components?

Is it possible share the dimensional drawings of each components?

what exact model is that lathe machine

How did you do the radius on the end at 15 mins 20 secs into the video?? awesome job though.

How much do you sell for one? Can it do rubber?

Sensacional !

are you selling kits ?

can you share the plan? i really want to build one.

How many watts is your heating element?

Hii