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Very good points

Not hating on his tool i'm all about diy but as to your comment about never seeing a tool like this, its essentially a basic version of an indexing boring head, they are very handy to have every now and then.

@@kodysherrer964 is an indexing boring head and indexing boring bar different? Can that tools be inverted in order to do an outside diameter as shown toward the end? Where I work we don't have a tool (aside from end mills) that can make a round on square stock. And in order to use an end mill to do that, you have to be able to circular interpolate...ie have a DRO on your Bridgeport or access to a CNC mill. You can use a lathe, but then you need a lathe with a four jaw chuck. And then you need to indicate a whole new setup on off the mill. I've asked this same question two times and nobody has explained why a boring head would do this.

@@somethingelse4424 they may be the same thing, usually you add your own boring bar to the indexing head, it has several places to accept tooling for what ever you may need, i've only ever used them to bore id holes this was a really out of the box use, i could probably set it up on the lathe much faster than i could find center do the same in the mill

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Dial indicator should help with that.

@@stoneomountain2390 or just... you know... getting a lathe.

@@agust8474 The lathe he used in the video would probably work, if he wasn't highlighting the mill.

@@agust8474 Or boring head....

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eu sou! meio oficial de torno. mas trabalho com fresa tam. esse ferramenta é de fundamental importância para quem trabalha com metal mecânica. Ok um forte abraço blz.

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Usually it's the other way around.

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Great suggestion! I am sure up to 0.5mm diameter can be done easily

@@Mastermind- awesome! Thank you answering my question and sharing your masterpiece!

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Olá, meu amigo Esta ferramenta será muito útil em algumas peças que não podem ser fixadas no torno

@@Mastermind- ok Deus anençoe

W przypadku dużych średnic mniej rund, aw przypadku małych średnic więcej rund

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For each size of metal it must be changed Larger dimensions should have less feed and smaller dimensions should have more feed

Tal vez puedas hacer formas redondas, pero no puedes hacer hipérbolas o elipses en el torno.

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@@golf398 Northwest WA, or maybe AK?

@@golf398 So it goes. Good to meet you anyway. ✌️

Well if you're just using it to bore, then it's less convenient than a designated boring tool... But it's also being used to face mill, "turn", and bore. And it apparently can face a surface twice it's width in one albeit very light and slow pass. After the apocalypse you are going to wish you had one, when you can't get inserts for the 10 specialized insert tools that you might need to do these operations. I think it's actually a pretty versatile and self-reliant system.

@@golf398 Boring heads can turn the OD of a material on a mill? I'm asking seriously. I've not seen many tools that aren't purchased from suppliers. Also, the apocalypse thing is of course hyperbolic. I mean there is some ideal of a tool to pursue that is perfectly universal. It's a philosophical engineering perspective that might be unrealistic, but it's an interesting thought experiment. Even if it sacrifices efficiency, there might be theoretical cases where it is good to have a single tool that can accomplish every operation. This tool isn't that ideal, but it's very simple and closer to that than what I've seen so far. Or imagine you live someplace very remote, and have access to a Bridgeport, power, but no supply chain for tooling. Let's say a recent conflict zone, and you have access to salvaged materials. A fairly universal tool that you can make yourself and maintain yourself is maybe the only way you produce anything at all.

This tool will be very useful for some parts that are not clamped in the lathe.

You sometimes need to machine projections from much larger castings that are too asymmetric or out of balance to spin up in a lathe chuck or faceplate

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