Before CNC there was skilled labor. I would think the last step would be case hardening. Very creative with the indexing head. Necessity is the mother of invention. Enjoyed it.
Not all needs are respect, authorized and accepted by market/system :). Generally not need create invention, but proffit/gains/profitability :). Global/industrial/imperial monopoly know best which needs accept, finance, recommend :). Some needs are effect of concrete terms and conditions, policy, law :) "NEED" of global industry is use/exploitate/administrate cheap labor and decide about production, control production and all production/trade sectors :)
Not all needs are respect, authorized and accepted by market/system :). Generally not need create invention, but proffit/gains/profitability :). Global/industrial/imperial monopoly know best which needs accept, finance, recommend :). Some needs are effect of concrete terms and conditions, policy, law :) "NEED" of global industry is use/exploitate/administrate cheap labor and decide about production, control production and all production/trade sectors :)
В этом видео прекрасно всё. И то как кернят, а потом сверло уводит от этого отверстия. И термообработка. Заготовка, небось, упрочнена при прокатке. А теперь отпущена, но зато блестит. Главное, что люди хорошие.
Kamu sangat jago, mas Yanto! 👍👏Kamu paham banget sama teknik transformasi logam, dan bisa menguasainya dengan sempurna. Kerjamu tepat dan efisien banget buat bikin alat yang kamu butuhin. Kecepatan dan keahlianmu dalam bikin barang bikin gue ngerasa kagum banget. Gue belajar banyak nonton videomu, makasih ya udah share ilmunya!🤩🙋♂😁
My friend, in the nineties did the same. It will be a little easier if you make a couple of hexagons ground into a cone. The first pass with an acute angle, the second with an obtuse angle.
Take good care of your lathe and she will take good care of you.....Very Well Done!!! : ) I can imagine hearing the complaints from a group of spoiled tool makers assigned to make that socket using your tools and techniques.
As an Australian retired toolmaker good job done . However guys wear decent footwear and beware of lathes I witnessed a guy having his left arm torn off from his shoulder plus his left ear ripped off . Just be very cautious they are unforgiving and under estimated as killer machines .
There's a gory video on the Internet of a Russian guy killed by a lathe. His coat sleeve got caught and his whole body got pulled in and shredded. Absolutely gruesome.
@@davidkim4083 I saw the video...horrible death for the poor guy. It reminded me of an incident years ago in school. A guy had a scarf around his neck while operating a lathe. He knew better and everyone was clearly instructed about the safety and what NOT to do. Anyway, the damned thing got caught in the spindle while it very fortunately ran low RPM. The guy next to the idiot was aware of the situation and immediately hammered the emergency stop. The idiot returned to school after a few days off with a very clear strangulation mark around his neck. It was a while before he got near a lathe again and he was more than lucky nothing bad happened to him. Machinery in a pro workshop can kill careless operators!
Te falta golpe cuando haces el Hexágono y una vez terminado,lo tendrías que Templar al Tubo en Aceite y Kerosene.tendria que ser un hierro del 1045,ese queda joya cuando lo templas 🤗
Это конечно не Пакистан, трёхкулачковый патрон заготовку центрирует. И делительная головка какая-никакая - в Пакистане бы мелом шестиугольник разметили. Но есть же оправка в заднюю бабку для прошивки внутренних шестигранников.
молодцы нормально делают ,но можно и не заморачиваться просто просверлить одно отверстие в центре нагреть на горне и забить шестигранник с начало конусный потом прямой ,когда то мы так наборы делали во времена дефицита.
Как-то не припомню про дефицит инструментов особенно при совдепии, я досих пор пользуюсь теми запасами, взял как-то набор метчиков , и плашек всех размеров штук 150 качество не Китай работает досих пор
did the same in the 80's only for non standard bolts - but nobody does like this anymore in the 21st century its not accurate neither has the hardness or strength to withstand high torque, its is costlier less accurate and more time spent.
