WTF 30 minutes. I wasn't even aware :-)

@@nogmeerjan i was just about to say the same thing

I concur.

Right with you there

same

Ask Tony to teach you the chop.

Never too old for anything man

Is your daughter married? I’m sure there could be romance in the coding...😊

Her personal information is not available from me.

you can parlay those bruises into some solid extorsion currency

Wonderfully summarised, Tony has a seriously entertaining and informative skillset across many many fields.

Bro i dont even own a drill

I owned a bunch of this stuff, but my wife and I “retired” and all of my stuff went away with the weather. Meanwhile I have since replaced $10k of sewing machines since the move. Apparently, all grandma’s sew around grandchildren ( I should’ve seen that coming). Well I’d imagine that spare bedroom might be kind of cluttered with a mill in the corner, and the cats would play he’ll with the chips.

You see, it's a double entendre because of the famous quote from the move Spinal Tap, "these go to eleven", these being guitar amps. Whereas he's changing the amps settings on the welder.

😂😂😂❤

Wait, it was *that* long? I didn't even notice.

Yeah I had no clue I just wasted half an hour

You mean that karate chop at 7:22 was fake?

Yup, ToT's style is unique. Humorous, but just hitting the right amount of silliness without overdoing it.

Great sound effects to

i like to think his garage goes full on sausage party

@@anikidwolfy Oh my Lordy that is going too far!

@@TinS0lder this hot old tony

He won't admit it because he hoped that the tig and the mill would get it on to produce a 3D-printer. But while the tig, ahem, sharpened its tungsten, the lathe got in between and the rest is history...

It’s amazing what evolution can do...

same try to fix my Y axis here.

I was meant to be cooking...if clickspring posts a new video Im gonna starve

I prefer the Pugeot Sound Seattle area rust patina........ slightly rosier than the Brit pale fog tan :)

@@artmckay6704 i mean, i am pretty tan this year but i get you

@@wierdalien1 :)

Too much colour for British tan. Think of skimmed milk lol

Color**

True, since the screws are opposing eachother rather than working together; so all your holding power is solely on the threads, not by friction against a face.

@@dimitar4y Well, damn! The things you learn in the comments of a ToT video!

Generally true, but there's one exception: if you use them (2 @ 180) to improve the holding of a self-holding taper, and incline the flats (and the screws) in the opposite direction from the flanks of the taper, so the vector sum of the two forces is a thrust axially, tightening the grip of the taper. The slightest slip will increase the tightening effect further still. I've only recently come up with that idea (needing to transmit a sh*t tonne of torque without much available space) and it worked a charm. The key difference is that tightening the screws, progressively and in turn, does not create or retain clearance as it would with a cylindrical fit.

@@Gottenhimfella Well, yes, if the screw is flat on it's pushy bit, it'll be useless. But if the screws point to eachother, but are off-center, and have little pyramid heads, they'll push the SIDES of the thread against the object for massive holding torque.

@@dimitar4y That's another way. Not quite as strong as flat-ended screws set at an angle, bearing on flat "whistle notches" milled across the shaft, because your solution provides only line contact between a conical screwpoint and a conical dimple. This means the material along this line will be displaced (by yielding) at a lower torque, leaving the joint vulnerable to reversing loads.

kokodin that’s actually a good idea for Tony to put in his KZfaq shop! Awesome! And just in time for Christmas...

🤣 Excellent idea!

"stainless steal" steel

@sexiewasd I made a small one that burns wood with an hairdryer for a blower. Like a fool I put some charcoal in it and melted the bottom out of my steel crucible! Admittedly it was only very thin, so the next one will be the bottom of a non returnable 'W' sized oxygen cylinder.

@@ThyerHazard Their not so readily available in the UK. In fact all forging materials are hard to come by for the amateur.

But why don't they just make 10 a bit higher and make that the highest?

@@NomadUniverse Because this one goes to 11

agreed

Normally i'd say it's bots... but even the bots have a so much to appreciate in this video.

I would have to go with jealousy.

Same as when u thumbs down a random video u look at the comes up on recommendations that has little to do with anything you like.

Because they are in a position where their integrity is comprised.

Those saddo's do the same to Adrian Black, Big Clive and a few others even after the video has been uploaded for only a few minutes.

Close your eyes and pretend, I suppose ;)

I havent put on pants since '69 (aliens stealing my thought and all) but if there is anyone I'll trust with my thoughts being compromised its tot... and President Nixon

in a bubble bath, obviously.

In privacy of your home, please dont tot at your workplace

After all he isnt professional porn star

Gang tooling! This is a thing!

@@mafoose Brings new resonance to the expression "on the block"

NASA wants to: know your location.

Brad Miles GOT MY HAT THO!

I read that in the voice of Colin Furze...

On the 11th no less

You know that programmers count from zero, right?

Nice attention to details!

1:30

*BRUCE LEE REINCARNATED*

looked infected

If you only do a few small parts once a month and don't mind sitting on the floor, bridgeports make fine lathes.

After all is said and done ... more is said than done. Usually. Not with TOT obviously. 😉

I'm a Brit and I laughed out load at that.

Sitting in an English garden Waiting for the sun If the sun don't come you get a tan From standing in the English rain

I sometimes hear a voice yell: "Coenteact!"

Better than strapped on with hat in 😂😂

But no pants to be found? You are a savage!

KZfaq analytics data.

You do know that most of the people reading your comment, will be saying WHO THE HELL is Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, I don't recall them walking on the moon.

Pause when taking a sip. No nose-whiskey and the Video lasts longer.

That got me too.

You drink alcohol, you're so cool.

Oh man, snarfing whisky is the worst! It hurts so bad!

BrannDailor Are all of us who give this comment a thumbs-up British, do you think? But it was a great aside! Les

You can make almost anything or the tools needed to make almost anything. Very nice

Electromagnetic brake would also work well. Electromagnetic so the chips fall off when the power is off. A pneumatic/solenoid operated pipe strap? Obviously this all assumes the play can't be eliminated in settings or other hardware... Contacting the motor rep/help line and finding out if the motor is capable of holding position without any lash would be my first step.

It's a steeper... It "locks" itself. (Enough to do the very light work he'd be doing with the router.)

J-man72 b I think electromagnetic brakes have sort of like steps, they dont have infinite resolution so to say. They would rotate the spindle a few degrees towards that fixed position. Maybe there are EM brakes that dont have that issue but when i was looking around, all i found were these ones :/

Andrew Delashaw Not sure now if it was a stepper or an AC servo anymore, but either way, locking itself in would be a much more reliable feature than depending on the motor to hold on for dear life :D

@@lukaradakovic5463 I like your disc brake idea, myself. It would need to be carefully engineered not to disturb the rotary location when actuated. This would allow the motor to be optimised for horsepower rather than holding force. I wonder if an encoder could be used to enhance positional accuracy?

spot on, having been working with shafts and motors for almost a decade no doubt that motor bearings wont last long without a flex coupling...

In cases like this we would have a bigger hole and use a keyed compensation plastic bush

I think the thing needs a 2:1 reduction planetary gearset. That would solve all the torque and locking problems and also reduce the need for removal of pants, as the lower speed will be less likely to cause unwanted evacuation.

Yes true for "lathe" ops. However, a flexible coupling would not be ideal when completing indexing ops as this would reduce the rigidity between the brake (motor holding position) and the part.

Please, ToT, see this comment and talk about this issue in the next video!

AvE has the Canadian NileRed rocket chemistry angle, will ToT go to CodysLab for his chem? Or will something else entirely happen?

does it not seem that, the further they get from the "home machine shop" level, the less relevance to much of the audience?

@@lohikarhu734 TOT could transition into a home shop knitting & quilting channel and AvE could do makeup reviews and curling iron teardowns and they would be just as successful.

@@mikedrop4421 wellllll... both are good presenters, but I have a limited amount of time to watch videos, instead of making chips, so watching CNC machine- building, or CNC machining, just eat up too much of that little bit of time.

AvE and ToT race to the moon, when they get there they find a rocket made out of clay and a shirtless dude living in a mud hut.

Jack Burton so long as there isn’t superglue handy somewhere.

Casey Thimm for the perfect manufacturing team you add, btf/ ptm. Beat to fit/ paint to match.