Hi, I've been watching some of your videos. In this video, I see you didn't use any cutting fluid at all even though you cut really deep. Is that normal or are there special cases when you have to use fluids?
Thank you for following me. There is no particular reason why I don't use water. Actually, if we use it, the diamond will last longer. However, I can't keep water on my counter so I don't use it unless I have to.
What the hell bro, if you are talking about diamonds, I use them as much as possible in rough machining. We use ready-made diamonds and do not bother with satin sharpening.
@@hydraulicfactory Then place the angle of the blade correctly, it is easy to see that the cut is not going well, it is just a piece of advice, if you don't like it, sorry, if you like, I can stop watching your videos.
Ive watched quite a few of these vids, and to be honest, these workers are very skilled. It takes literally a split second for a piece of work to be ruined if the machine is even off by a mm. The tolerances are miniscule. Great work guys
Thank you very much brother, yes, even the smallest mistake can ruin all our efforts. We work in accordance with ISO9001 tolerances, we look for one percent when necessary.
@@hydraulicfactory I know it, the boss is stingy and can only see that it costs money. he does not understand that it goes twice as fast with the right tool and he cannot understand that it takes so long
Well I noticed no hearing and eye protection used by anyone in the shop. I don’t care how good of a lathe operator you are, but if you loose your eyes you are no good. OSHA would have a hay day in that shop.
