Building a Sturdy Lathe Stand 

Hi, dear, I can't help admiring your efficiency. As you are beautiful young man as your creative work is. Dear I have some ambiguities about conversion of car generator into bldc motor. Can you share your whatsapp no for guidance? Your reply shall be awaited. Thanks

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You are having too many good ideas. It seems kind of suspect. Kiddo... awesome job as usual.

Looks great! Can't wait to see your ocd video, when the lathe makes a big mess

Thanks! I appreciate any tips like that

Veritasium uploads to odysee as well and that seems to go well

Good luck with that, it's nearly impossible to mill using a drill press due to the morse taper that holds the chuck in place, your chuck will just fall out of the drill press hence why milling machines exist.

@@OriginalAirsoftGasser Yeah, I know.. I'm gonna modify it. I have 3 drill presses that I got for basically free. I'm either going to weld on a bolt to the end of the taper, so that I can put a nut on it-- or I'm Just going to weld the chuck in there permanently and it will be a one trick pony mill for awhile... I have an older press that looks quite a bit different than these newer/ smaller chinese drill presses/ bench presses that are common now... This older one might be built a little different, I'm not sure. Either way, I NEED to get into milling lol.. I've already got some bits and a dovetail cutter and an X/Y table that's pretty sturdy... I'm in no real hurry, I'm basically waiting on it to stop being hot outside and then I'll put some hours in the shop.. If I absolutely have to, I can build my own head with some cheap tapered wheel bearings and swing it to the side of the drill press so I can use it's motor--- or even tear down a cheap $30 tread mill and use that motor/ variable controller for a home set up.. I see those tread mills on Facebook all the time --- I've actually bought two of them myself; and for whatever reason, there tends to be 3 or 4 of them on there at all times for dirt cheap... Not sure of the exact path yet, but one of these things is coming. haha

@@calholli If I were you I would look at getting a 3d printer and learning it, it's a great start to get into CNC as there are many similarities, my plan is to build my own CNC milling machine starting off small and then scaling it up into something bigger using what I learn on the way to improve my machine.

Thank you!

Thanks MC!

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No issues at all!

I have gotten that comment on a few videos now. I'll look into improving on sound quality. Thanks!

@@austiwawa it's not unbearable, it's just a bit jarring, your voice is smooth but the tools are... Abrasive.