Self Aligning Treansfer Punch 

Nice! We call that making a silk purse out of a pig's ear 👍😁👍

I have one I bought over forty years ago. Its in some cases much better then sets of transfer punches. Another great build waiting for the second video.

Hi Matty. That's a very nice and extremely useful tool, thanks for sharing. Cheers, Alan.

Not a bad fit, indeed, Matty! Looking forward to part 2.

Nice job Matty, love your casual style, very easy to watch. Keep up the good work.

G’day Matty. Tool is coming along nicely, keep up the good work. Cheers Peter

Great work those knurls really make it look like a purchased product I need to make some scissor knurls

Hi Matty. Never seen one of those before great idea. Enjoyed the tuning. Tony

Nice! Thanks for sharing 😁

Another great video Matty. I noticed you pushed the tool post while withdrawing the boring bar, great tip I picked up from Steve Summers👍🏻

Seems like you found a good supplier for tooling. That's awesome. The outer shell looks good. Looking forward to seeing the next part. Thanks for sharing. Joe

HI MATTY, VERY CLEVER I LIKE IT A LOT , MIGHT EVEN MAKE NY SELF ONE. THANKYOU. REGARDS RICHARD.

Great design to say the least

You do nice work Matty!

This maybe looks like something I could have a crack at and would be very handy, Look forward to part two Matty 👍🍺

Very nice Matty. Gary

Nice tool again.

Love watching your machining... Cheers!

Hi Matty, Thank you for the shout out... it's very kind of you. Take care Paul,,

thanks for supplier info have looked at 6inch hook rule in states but to dear to buy and shipping ,your supplier other side of town to me.you will have to start giving lessons on machining lol you do a good job keep it up .

One of these punches has been on my job list for far to long and some transfer screws im going to have to get off my ass and make some as usual great video

Good mill cutter score, nice useful tool. Thanks for sharing Matty.

Very nice mate. I need to machine me one of these.

I was hoping you’d do this video. That’s an excellent tool.

Great video Matty. That turd shined up real good. Enjoyed the video. Looking forward to more.

G'day Matty good tool and would be very handy, thanks for showing that regards John

It's always a good day when you can score some machinist stuff at a good price. E-Bay has been my hunting ground also.

I like it so far, on to part 2! You do nice work, Matty, just gotta say.

Nice tool. I never seen one before. That's gonna be handy.

I think I'll make mine smaller, but I do believe I'll poach this idea.

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27 views in 27 minutes. Wow. This looks interesting, can't wait for part 2.

Nice work Matty. If you want to divide knurling into bands, it is usually easier to do 1 large area, then mark your bands out with texta and turn the lower sections in. You can visualise the part with the layout easier, get your proportions right and chamfer the band edges in one step.

Enjoyed but wish it was in hd Matty its in 360p not 720p hd is this you uploading in 360p. it doesnt matter they are just clearer in 72op hd, im sure youve done them before in hd. sorry for going on about it nice sub count 1.24 knockin on 1.25 gees . p.s ask Toby about all the HD Mumbo jumbo cheers mate.

If I was planning on building a good scissor type knurling tool Matty? Then I'd borrow the design Eagle Rock uses. Scroll down to the 8th picture from the top. www.eaglerockonline.com/knurling-tools-form-type/ the PDF should give enough information to scale a drawing off it to come up with your own version. Every shop made knurling tool design I've seen is always built far too light. It's not just the amount of pressure you apply to the knurling wheels to help form the knurling, it's also the side forces the tool see's while traversing along the part on knurl lengths longer than the width of the knurl wheels. And a weakly supported set of wheels allows them to partially twist as the knurling tool is traversed on the part. That's generally what causes a visual spiraling effect instead of having the diamond pattern in a straight line along the part. There's not a single set of cheap off shore knurling wheels that are worth buying. Good knurling requires very good, well formed and sharp knurling wheels to start with. After that a large amount of either flood coolant or cutting oil needs to be continuously applied to help wash off the small metal particles the knurling process creates. If there not washed off as the knurling is being formed they continue to get impressed back into the knurl as it deepens. Without doing so even good knurling wheels can't produce the best knurling possible.

Matty, I've tried to find that fleeBay tool seller.. Could you put a link or better contact details up for us? Perhaps in your video description, that'd be helpful for us Old Bastards! Thanks..

Hi Matty, trust the cancer treatments are working and you're starting to feel better. Keep the old pecker up. You'll lick the bastard yet. Just watched this video, part one anyway, and two questions come to mind. What range of holes will this cover? I have a set of imperial transfer punches from about 1/8" to 1/2" in 1/64" intervals. My problem is usually electrical conduit sizes from 1/2" to about 11/2" sizes. I'm guessing with the inner at 1" that's going to be a max of 15/16" reliably. Maybe I'll have to make two if I'm going to cover to 11/2". The answer to the second question is probably in part two, but what holds the sliding bit inside the main body? Greetings from Canada's banana belt.🤞🇨🇦🍌🥋🇺🇦🕊️🇦🇺🐨👍

Should add a link to your instagram in the description so we can find you