How to cut threads PM 12x36 .308 5/8-24 muzzle thread.

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I somehow put the same #'s up on the white board for internal and external dimensions. not sure how I did that.
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This is a mock barrel so I didn't indicate it in with a bore rod ( range rod )

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@dermotkelly2971 Год назад

This is the first time I have watched your channel and I wish you the best of luck.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you, I'll win the battle.

@conejoyconejamillan3340 10 месяцев назад

I will do my prayers as always, and l will include you in my prayers, thank you for your time to show how to do threadings.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

@Toolmaker001 10 месяцев назад

Thank you. Very kind.

@glennmorrissey5309 Год назад

You SIr are an exceptionally good instructor. What a great video!

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you. I'm hoping to get better.

@redimage4255 Год назад

as a green cnc machinist im glad you're putting this stuff out there for us, thank you brother

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Your welcome. Get that manual experience it will make a huge difference.

@redimage4255 Год назад

@@Toolmaker001 loved running manual back in high school, my shop teach would let me skip some classes to hang out on the lathes and mills for little projects i came up with, thats carried me so far without those fancy tech degrees

@MrGunnerru 11 месяцев назад

Thanks sir! Godspeed.

@Toolmaker001 11 месяцев назад

Thank you

@takedeadaim8671 Год назад

Nice looking thread in that 304, the stuff is tough to cut. I’m seeing this after your appointment I hope all went the way you wanted it and we see you back soon.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thanks 👍

@Armedlegally Год назад

Prayers for ya man, I just found your channel and you make threading look so easy :)

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you

@long-range-eliminator 9 месяцев назад

My prayers are with you friend

@Toolmaker001 7 месяцев назад

thank you

@acbennettcfi Год назад

God bless you Sir! I hope you are able to receive your transplant! In the meantime, we are all very appreciative of you sharing your knowledge with us while you navigate a tough health situation!!

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you. I'll win. I have to to pass this on. It passed to me!!

@austenorban6487 Год назад

Thank You for the videos! I just used this one as a reference for my gunsmithing class!

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Check out the .17 HMR muzzle threading video. It's from start to finish exactly how it should be. This was a mock barrel so I didn't do exactly how a real barrel is done. Thank you.

@AmateurRedneckWorkshop Год назад

Wishing you the very best. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you

@misterlewgee8874 11 месяцев назад

First video of yours I've seen. I wish I could lathe...I'll watch more and get theory basics. I'd love to do rem.700 action truing..and of course ..chamber and muzzle..

@Toolmaker001 7 месяцев назад

right on

@davehiggins5903 Месяц назад

Nice thread!!

@Toolmaker001 Месяц назад

Thanks, please check out my other threading videos. I'm doing a video this week on machining tunes with endcaps. More chasing g threads in it as well.

@drone4higher 4 месяца назад

Nice job man, you make it look east

@Toolmaker001 4 месяца назад

Thank's. I do have a couple more video's on barrel threading.

@tacticalrabbit308 Год назад

Hope you get better , Merry Christmas and happy new year

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thanks, you too!

@MrCrayonkid Год назад

Good luck and thank you

@davidr8895 Год назад

Nice video. You might want to put a close-fit pin gauge in the bore and indicate that instead of the O.D.. Often the bore is not concentric with the O.D..

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

It was done that way because it's only a piece of 304 stainless as a mock muzzle. WTch my .17 HMR muzzle threading video.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Anyways yes I should have did that just because I was referring to it as muzzle threading. But my dumb ass assumed people would get it. Check out my .17 HMR muzzle threading video as well my 2nd internal & external threading video. The 2nd one is better then the first. Thanks Dave.

@davidr8895 Год назад

Ah, I am the dumb ass. You clearly stated what you were working on in the beginning. I didn't watch the whole thing.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

It's all good brother. But you are right about the indicating rod ( range rod ).

@georgemorgan8787 Год назад

Thanks for the great vid. All good wishes to you.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you

@billykong1347 10 месяцев назад

I hope all is well with your transplant.

@Toolmaker001 10 месяцев назад

I've decided not to go thru with a transplant. Going to let the disease takes it's coarse.

@kendion4597 Год назад

Nice. I. A new hobbyist with a vintage craftsman atlas 12x36. From the 40s. Im trying to thread just been issues. I have ton of slop. I need a new nut for my compound crossslide. Best of luck with yr medical issues. Hope it all works out for you.. Ken from boston

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Hello Ken, check out my most recent threading videos. I do internal and external fine thread matching g as well threading polymers.

@thesavage6484 Год назад

Good luck tomorrow! I hope everything goes great!

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you. My fingers are crossed.

@CanadaTrapper1 Год назад

beauty threads!!

@brandontscheschlog Год назад

Great job!

@Joandercaatinga 8 месяцев назад

Nice work my good man.

@Toolmaker001 8 месяцев назад

Thank you

@charlesarmer2981 Год назад

Awesome channel

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you!

@davidsawyer6784 Год назад

Thanks for sharing. Best wishes.

@Toolmaker001 7 месяцев назад

Sure, thank you

@michaelnoyes4817 Год назад

Merry Christmas mate

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you. Right back at ya.

@piteralvarado1028 10 месяцев назад

Sigue adelante amigo eres fuerte y lo que haces es admirable todo va salir bien en lo que quieres Dios te bendiga amigo

@billhicks1019 6 месяцев назад

So very sorry to hear about your pulmonary fibrosis, hang in there for a transplant. My father in law passed from undiagnosed pulmonary fibrosis 5 years ago.

@Toolmaker001 6 месяцев назад

Thanks, I will. Sorry to hear about your father-in-law, that's terrible.

@orobinczaia5527 Год назад

Keep on Truckin'! sub'd.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you. It's appreciated.

@trialen Год назад

Yup, it doesn't get any better!

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

One of the best things about stainless. It finishes really well.

@PeckhamHall Год назад

Hope you got another video out soon Jeff🙂

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

After I get back from John Hopkins today I going to start on another video. I'll get better at this video editing as time goes on.

@PeckhamHall Год назад

Jeff can you try and make a ? I think it will create alot of interest. You can buy the 1 ? or ½ ? or ? end what ever the name for them for $5. So you would just need to make the ? end the horse shoe part. You could even do a little mini series. Anyway hope you like my idea and hope you might give it a go sometime soon. If you buy some gauges you could also do a ? too. Anyway mate good luck with everything. Jim from the Black Country England 🇬🇧 🙂 delete this message afterwards just incase.👍

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

I'm going to look into this. I'll be in touch about it.

@leedale4008 Год назад

Good luck with your health problems,keep positive.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you

@MegaRiffraff 4 месяца назад

🙏

@Toolmaker001 4 месяца назад

Thank you.

@gary5326 Год назад

Beautiful thread! What insert and holder did you use?

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

It's a 5/8" tool with a coated carbide insert. I'll get the manufacturer and part # tomorrow and get back to you with this info. Don't remember off the top of my old brain.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Hey Gary, I totally forgot to get that info for you. I'm putting my shoes on and walking out to the shop right now. Be right back with the insert part # and manufacturer.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

OK Gary. I finally walked out to the shop and remembered to get this for you. 16ER AG60 ASZLBYM. I had torn the label on the pack of inserts and do not have the manufacturer sorry about that. You should be able to find them. Also the tool is 5/8" so they will not work in hobby lathe smaller tooling.

@brandontscheschlog Год назад

Subscribed!

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Thank you. I'll work hard ya.

@FrancisoDoncona Год назад

Hope it was good news, will pray for you.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

It was good news. Finishing up a job for a friend tomorrow then back on doing another video. Should be up by Sunday. I do an update on the good news in the video. Thanks for asking says a lot about you.

@kingwoods4906 Год назад

What is it cost usually to have someone do something like

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

The last muzzle threading I did I charged 75.00. Doesn't take very long at all.

@kingwoods4906 Год назад

@@Toolmaker001 thank you

@MichaelJohnson-fc5vk 11 месяцев назад

How do you know how far back to cut?

@Toolmaker001 11 месяцев назад

I take depth from factory barrels I've measured over the years or cut for a particular muzzle devise that I measure myself.

@ronsanchez2842 Год назад

If I got you some shot out barrels and mailed them to you would you make more videos they’re heavy enough you could cut off both ends and chamber or thread both ends just old competition barrels

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Absolutely. Yes sir. Great idea. I would love to do some barrels and take em out and shoot with them. I have a spider for my lathe and can make a few other fixtures to help make high quality work. So I'm in. Thinking of giving my machining work away to my subscribers. This would awesome project as well I could show appreciation to all of you. Say the word and I'll give you my address.

@ronsanchez2842 Год назад

Yeah how do I message on here

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

I received your email and replayed. Thank you.

@paradiselost9946 7 месяцев назад

i thought i knew my lathe... and now, now i dont. you got the same threading chart... the same lathe under a different name. H&F AL336. so yeah... some threads, no issue. engage anywhere. 4,16, 24... blah blah. normally i do metrics and never disengage, but yeah, sometimes i do imperial and so far theyve all been those nice ratios... notice how it has a "T" column"? and those ones have a "0"? so whats the deal with the 16 in that "T" column for the rest of them? i only noticed this as i set up for 11TPI. sure. C3, MI, Z=22 tooth, whereas most everything else is the 24... engage on 4·8. so what the hell does the 16 mean? and then theres the other point of confusion... whats the difference between say, the 5 and 6 TPI saying 4·8... and the 12, 20, 36 saying 1-8? whats the difference between a "·" and a "-"? i guess the only way to REALLY find out is to play around a bit more and make some chips... sigh. one day i might actually get to make what i want to make rather than fart-arsing around figuring out what the chinese meant when they made labels...

@Toolmaker001 7 месяцев назад

so when it says 1-8 it's any # 1 thru 8 when it says 4 8 its only engaging on the 4 or 8. Not being in front of my lathe right now this 16 your talking about isnt coming to mind let me take a look and I'll get back to you.

@paradiselost9946 7 месяцев назад

@@Toolmaker001 it doesnt seem to be anything but a chinese quirk. cut my 11TPI, internal and external... no issues. other than my own stuffups here and there... retract tool first sort of thing, lol. love to know what the 16 means, but so far? seems superfluous. then the 1-8 also seems superfluous as, ummm... there is nothing between 8 and 1? thats pretty well much the same as "engage anywhere" in my head... sigh... maybe it means "16 turns of the chuck" or "double the number of divisions on indicator" and i got lucky, but yeah... so far, the chart just looks like it has some rather redundant listings. now to get fancy and try some multi starts :)

@Toolmaker001 7 месяцев назад

So I see the 16 and the 0 on the chart. I have never even given that any thought what so ever. It plays no part in any threading that I can think of.

@paradiselost9946 7 месяцев назад

@@Toolmaker001 exactly. and now ive had a play around... meh, it must mean something, but yeah... mystery to me, mystery to you, mystery possibly even to the guys that made the thing...

@MichaelMurray-w6f 5 месяцев назад

I saw your question to Jeff @toolmaker001 regarding these #1-8 which is #set on your indicater which are to set correct engagement for next cut on the thread. On the threading plate /indicator section at lower end (indicator plate ) there is the letter T at the top of two coloums belowthe T t four locations are numbers 0 and 16 in l/h coloum 15 and 14 in the r/h coloum these numbers refer to the gear tooth numbers of the tiny gears that fit on the bottom of the indicator spindle which is driven by your lead screw and increase/decrease roration speed of your idicator. If you unbolt the side lock screw on the indicator block and swing it up you will see the gear that is bolted on the spindle you should have one each of the other size in your parts kit to change according to the pitch and scale. I hope this helps. ( A 1236 user in Ireland)

@johnarnold3696 9 месяцев назад

I enjoy threading and chambering. I also love Jesus and He promises eternal life by believing on Him. Hope you will give your heart to Him

@jonasbruzas2651 Год назад

Hi Jef,sorry my english not perfect.can you giv my threads drawning.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Not sure what you mean.

@jonasbruzas2651 Год назад

@@Toolmaker001 this is only thread measure ,but how lenght ? anrhow finish thread.? how deep thread?if posible make in paper and send my picutre.

@Toolmaker001 Год назад

Well, you need to get the minor and major diameters from Machinery handbook or a thread chart. This gives you the dimensions you need to turn to and finish at. You subtract the major and minor diameters and that's your depth.

@jonasbruzas2651 Год назад

@@Toolmaker001 many thanks