Yes, I made a dedicated video on the etching process (link in the video descriptian above) and used it on my Shake Pen build. I really like this technique. Thanks for your kind feedback, I really do appreciate that!
Oh, well! Worth the try. Now, back to eBay too but a used one. I was get excited about making one myself but… watching this video… just changed my mind! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome work well done. Don't let the idiots get you down. They wish they could only do a bit of what you are able to do. Please post more tools being made. Regards from Townsville Australia
Thank you very much. I was really happy with the fit I got. It was very difficult to machine on the small and weak milling machine but the result is satisfying :)
you have complete machine tools with your own products, that's what makes me impressed. your products are the same as those on the market, even the quality of the equipment is better than those on the market~malaysia boy🇲🇾
Nice work ! Im surprised that the etching work does make so deep , nice readable Numbers !! Really amazing job, thinking about how small your machines are !!! You show whats possible with a " starter set-up" of lathe and mill !!!
Thank you very much for your kind words! To be honest, sometimes it is no fun with such small machines, but it is doable :) And yes, the etching is really cool. For my taste, it could be a little bit darker, but anyway :)
Thanks for your advice! I will keep that in mind. The problem is I can use this tool only on the lathe at the moment. The millinge machin is too small for it.
Nice ! Interesting build. Looks great too. That etching technique was really cool. I’ve never seen it done on the lathe like that. Might be a really good idea for a video !
Wow, really nice build! I love the etching process! Not sure what material it is but it would be nice if you could do some plasma nitriding on it. Looks like it’s factory made. Congrats!
Herzlichen Dank für die freundlichen Worte! Das freut mich sehr, wenn dir meine Arbeit gefällt! Und danke auch fürs Abonnieren und liken, das freut mich auch :)
Absolut erstklassige Arbeit. TOP. Nur ein kleiner Tip: Nutze immer 3 teilige Gewindebohrer. Das reduziert das Bruchrisiko Richtung null. Denn wenn dir so ein Teil abbricht, ärgerst du dich in 30 Jahren immer noch drüber. Und sowas ist äusserst uncool. Ansonsten: besser gehts nicht.👍👍👍👍👍👍
@@WeCanDoThatBetterI mean the synchronization between the screw thread, the internal thread and the markings on the dial. So that when the dial reads 0 the runout on the boring head is actually 0. I hope this makes sense.
@@taucomini591i think it doesn't really matter. All operation on a boring head are relative to the previous iteration, so you cut, measure, adjust the offset and cut again. 0 doesn't really mean 0 mm diameter
@@olieboer Yes, for the operation it does not matter. However, if you look at the final assembly, when the boring head is perfectly aligned (the finishes of the upper and lower part match) the center mark on the body also matches the zero mark on the dial. This blows my mind 🙂, because if you do not synchronize the threads somehow, the position of the zero mark would be arbitrary, right?
Thank you very much for your kind comment! Good question, I have no longterm experience with this technique. Feels pretty durable but time will tell :)
Excelente trabajo, pero te daría un pequeño apunte, si sigues cortando en la sierra el material y le pones tope romperás las sierras, el materias cortado tiende ha hacer cuña contra la sierra, si eso fuese en un disco de corte seria peligroso pues el disco estallaría, un saludo.
quite good for hobby machinist, although boring head camping methond actually bad, it will throw off random values when clamped, cuz whole assembly moves. I know you have limitation on tooling and machines. Look into weights for counter balance the boring head, helps with surface finish.
Hi and thanks for your comment! I have to check if there is any movement when clamping the dovetail. As the force is from the side, it shouldn't make a lot of difference.
Thanks for your kind comment! This tool is for machining bigger holes with decent precision. In the holes in the bottom of the boring head will be a cutting tool inserted, similar to the boring bars used on the lathe. It does basically the same as when boring out holes on the lathe except that the tool is rotating and not the workpiece. I hope that makes sense :)
Thanks! That's a good question. There is no way of adjusting the backlash at the moment. Don't know if other boring heads do have this feature. I haven't measured the backlash yet. But shoul do.
Hallo, wie immer gute Arbeit ... Ich verfolge alle deine Videos ... Ich wollte dich fragen, wo ich das plastifizierte Papier zum Gravieren der Symbole und Zahlen finden kann, wie man es verwendet, mit welcher Flüssigkeit und wie es heißt, danke .
Hi, ich habe ein Video zum Ätzen vor einiger Zeit veröffentlicht. Es ist zwar auf englisch, aber vllt. hilft es trotzdem weiter. Die Folie ist eine professionalle Langzeitschablone von der Firma Schilling Marking. Damit erhält man im Hobbybereich die besten Ergebnisse. Man muss allerdings jede Schablone extra kaufen. Die Flüssigkeit ist ein sogenanntes Elektrolyt. Es gibt verschiedene für verschiedene Materialien. Auch das Elektrolyt habe ich von Schilling Marking bezogen.
@we can do that better did you remove someof your earlier videos.. I thought you had some stuff with making different gibs for your mini lathe etc. I can't find that content anymore? but maybe I'm thinking of someone else.
Hi and thanks for your comment. I haven't removed videos since I begun with the channel. And I did not make videos on the gibs of the lathe. But that is something I will do at some point in the future. New saddle with proper gibs.
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The vise is moving? Where in the video have you spotted it is moving? I guess it is supposed to stay where it is :) And what do you mean with " test it's marking vs it's travel on the lathe". I guess I didn't get what you mean.
Sehe, das du oft mit legierten Stählen arbeitest. Versuch mal JOKISCH MONOS PRIX V4G zum Gewindeschneiden. Für mich war das wie ne Erleuchtung. Ist jedoch schwer zu bekommen. Gruß Holger
Hi und danke für den Tipp! Das klingt gut mit der Paste. Bei delikaten Teilen und kleinen Gewinden hab ich schon immer immer Bammel. Mal schauen, ob ich das Mittel bei Jokisch direkt bekomme, scheint echt nicht überall verfügbar zu sein.
