Cycloidal drive 4th axis - New Faceplate (Part 1) 

Finally you got around doing this video, And showing the mishaps and all the processes with little filters is more appreciated than showing directly a perfect result. People like to see mistakes, the thing just burns better in their mind (what to avoid where to be careful and so on) Thumbs up!

Fantastic! Your work is inspirational and thank you for making this video. Your manual / CNC lathe is exceptionally interesting and well done - I look forward to the next parts for this set up.

Outstanding workmanship and video Vasi. Great to see that wonderful E30 in operation.

Fain proiect. 16:56, cel mai fain moment

Love your channel and your content, very informative specially when the projects are advantageous. Awesome. May I ask, what brand of wedge type machining vise is that? That looks like a very good vise.

Very nice! Looks great.

Nice Work.

This channel is new to me. Very good surprise : interesting, inspirational, entertaining, nicely edited videos. Many thanks. Already delighted to follow up this channel.

👍👍😎👍👍 - So enjoyable watching you work.

What a great Project looks absolutely amazing instant subscriber

Came here from Rotary SMP's channel because he mentioned that you did great work. I wasn't disappointed. thank you for a great video. Love your shop.

Awesome ! I'm waiting for next Part

Super Video!

Awesome machining! I built a 4 axis CNC Bridgeport, but my rotary axis is a belt driven 5C collet. I have a BLDC Harmonic Drive that I have been meaning to modify into a much more capable 4th axis. Thanks for the inspiration. Also, for larger threads. Have you considered using a thread mill to cut threads?

:)) that's how desperation sounds in Romanian :)) i don't even curse anymore, i just search for the feed hold button and count my blessings that the spindle bearings haven't shot out of the spindle yet(I have a spare spindle in a box waiting for that occasion). It is weirdly exciting to see how many times a mistake is recoverable, especially when making things for myself. Maybe it doesn't quite need that extra 1.5mm of height, maybe it can be 2mm smaller on all sides, maybe a bigger chamfer is actually better, etc. Anyway, look into the cheapish carbide drill bits, i got one from a local suplier and haven't managed to kill it yet and it doesn't seem to wonder anywhere near as much as the normal ones.

Also discovering the channel, awesome :) Is it possible to share files of your 4th axis assembly please?

Hey! Nice work. I have a Harrison M280 CNC/Manual lathe and I'm considering scraping the ways myself, or finding a professional to do it. Do you think the results you got with your lathe was worth the effort? Thanks!

Which make/model vice do you have in your mill?

i got two big gear boxes from Yaskawa Robot...i want to design 4 axis