Rivett Lathe Power Feed - Part 1: The Need for Feed 

And just like that ladies and gentleman, the dude is back! I never doubted, even for a minute.

OK, who cracked open the time capsule? It's been over a year! This one of the very best machining channels on RU-vid. It's incredibly inspiring. Perhaps, it might get me on the path to embark on my CNC build.

"Just in case I want to do it wrong later" ....I'm going to need to use that scientific terminology in my future projects. Cheers

I love that you put the image of the model up in the corner of screen when you show the machining process. My ADHD brain can't keep multiple steps in my brain through a whole build, and those images keep your progress toward the big picture clear. ClickSpring and Grünblau occasionally do this, but i wish more RU-vid machinists did it.

Hah, that insert sheet was good! The writing style is perfect - the top margin of the page is all that gave it away!

Grand welcome sir❤

hes back 🎉🎉🎉🎉 i want a minu cnc lathe Update, 🙏🙏

Well well, good to see you back warts and all😂 When I make mistakes my only consolation is that I make them very precisely.

Great to have you back! Have you seen the Rownd desk top cnc lathe in kickstarter? Looks like a nice machine

can't wait for the next episode, So glad you're back😍😍

I like the diagram of the part your making during operation.

Yeaaahh he is back, missed this so much! thanks for new content!

Now I remember… 😅 Made me binge most of the early content. Again. 😊👍

HE IS BACK ON YT!!!

13:19 But why are you trying to use a $50 end mill to replace a $100 portaband?

Heeeeeeey

I've heard the name pronounced RI-vette, like the car Chevette. Minor point, obviously, but we gage each other's credibility by little clues like pronunciation. Probably some ancient tribal instinct. Also, I recommend a 2-fl-oz squirt bottle with blunt hypodermic needle for spraying coolant. Buy a few and load them with IPA, WD40, and your other favorite cutting fluides. Especially works well when parting on the lathe. Another trick is to have all the fasteners. Buy alloy socket heat cap screws, short and long. Then modify the head if needed. You can make a low-profile head, flat head or slim profile on the lathe. It's surprisingly inexpensive compared to the time spent shopping and the irritation of waiting for your McMaster order to arrive.

Welcome back!

Welcome Back! Missed you in these year :D happy to see your beautiful work again

Take it as slow as you need! I would like to welcome you back. Excited for some metal goodness :)

Welcome back! If you keep up the content I'll sign back up for your patreon. ❤

Well well well hes back with another project....u think we r gonna see any details of the final design of the turret??

Welcome back!! Been missing your content

Man-o-man have I missed your videos. Welcome back. The Guidance on Placement of Two Circles and Slot was pure gold. Yes, I paused and read all of it. Loved the graph too. A quality graph can really convey the message. Can’t wait for part 2 👍👍😎👍👍

What happend with injection molding machine?

Good to have you back man! 👍

Welcome back Sir!

nice to see you again on youtube😀

🥳 New TMS vid!

Quite a surprise, but a welcomed one for sure! Glad to see you back!

Oh hi there