Very very interesting video and many thanks. Jim from Australia.

Very clever creation. Thanks for showing this!

That's a brilliant unit. It is so sublimely simple, and using the existing change gears is genius.

I made one exactly like yours, with an ML7 spindle nose and using the ML7 gearbox banjo+gears well over 30 years ago and it has served my needs perfectly since... 🤗 😎👍☘🍺

Brilliant! Also, really love the no-nonsense delivery

Great design. A little discussion on how you calculated which of your change gears to use to get various degrees of rotation would be very helpful.

Lovely design, and an elegantly edited video. High standards!

I remember learning how to use an indexing head as an apprentice. This makes it super simple. So, from what I understand, the single gear is for equal teeth. Setting up the smaller gear train would replace the hole plate for unequal divisions?

Thanks for posting this! Just the idea I needed sir! God bless.

Nice work . thanks for sharing .

This is a bit of a crib on the dividing head produced by Harold Hall in his book Dividing from the Workshop Practice Series #37. Its not identical but the similarity is there. Very well executed i must add. You've certainly given me an idea of a use for a used spindle from a super 7 lathe I have. Thanks for the ideas and the techniques used to generate the bearing blocks using line boring on the lathe itself. Duly stored for future use

I'm in admiration. I have the machines, hopefully one day I can achieve a skill level which allows me to machine like this.

An elegant solution!

Great Video. i like your clear and concise delivery. I've been contemplating making or buying a dividing head and your video sorts that question out in favor of making. I don't think I would have thought of line boring on the lathe to ensure it's on center for future lathe use - very good idea. If you do any more detail on this, I'd be most interested in the bearings - what kind of tolerance you achieved etc.

Pure genius!

Nice job 👍…

simple but very effective something I will consider making for my workshop. Also easier on the pocket

WELL DONE!

Very nice idea. Thanks for sharing.

This is a very nice bit of kit. Nice job

Beautiful work!

Well done! 👍👍

Great idea👍

👍 ! Very nice !

That is very good. 👍

Nice job. Great concept. Thanks for sharing. I just subscribed to your channel. Have a good day.

Nice, two plunger mechanism's and you could use damaged gears without losing your point of index. You have the second slot waiting in your banjo.

Very nice.

Very clever. You have a great talent.

I like the design. Something that I can make.

Very nice mind

do you have a spreadsheet with the angles you can with a certain gear arrangements or do you calculate it each time ?

I guess if you don't have the correct change gear for the dividing head you have to use the latter to make a change gear, but then you can also use the custom gear in the lathe for threading.

I really like it. I wish we could get some drawings for it with dimensions.

great ideaIs .. it possible to make a gear with 23 teeth without using the number 23 or its multiples?

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SENSACIONAL!

проще делительную головку уже не придумать. это самый простой вариант

Is not a dividing head, is a straight indexing fixture

Please be advised that your thumb nail has a red line under it as if it was watched before. I almost passed your video thinking I already watched it.

While it's a good idea to prepare your text in advance, you mustn't read it like a page in a book.