Thanks, as always I learned a bit just by watching

Always nice seeing your setups Max. Great work. Gary

Morning Max. Another fine piece of work. One day I hope to visit the Perth mob in person. All the best - Dan

Thank you sir for all the knowledge..and the information...hopefully your channel will be more successful..

Very good job max..thanks for your time

thanks max intresting keep them coming have a nice day

I need one of those v-blocks. Thanks, Max.

Last time I had to cut an actual Woodruff key slot I messed up my math and had to redo it, glad yours went so much better, lol! Shaft looks good, your buddy who owns the motor will be tickled pink.

The key to a good cut is a sharp cutter, you explained the process quite well, thanks. Cheers Peter

Fantastic work! Thanks for sharing!

Keys that fit well are always so satisfying to see. Nice job Max.

Enjoyed watching Max as usual a few more things learnt. Tony

Hello Max, Thank you for this video... I've not cut a key before (well not that I can remember) so good to be shown how to do it. Cheers. Paul,,

Good old school tricks and machining as usual, enjoyed. Cheers

Hi Max .. Thanks for showing your set-up, as always, Great watching a Pro at work. Well done, keep up your Great Work

Always learn something new watching you at work Max. I particularly enjoy that you show the book work to figure it out as well. Measurement over wires etc. Fascinating. Keep up the good work. Enjoyed the shed update as well - it’s coming along well. Probably going to be a bit wet the next couple days to get much done out there unfortunately.

Thanks Max, entertaining as always.

👍👍😎👍👍 thanks for the practical master machinist lesson

Gday Max, thanks for showing the information about the woodruff keys, I’ve never cut one before, the first cutter was definitely dull compared to the second one and there’s nothing worse the breaking on the ginger stroke, Cheers

Enjoyed watching this machinning, some neat, simple tricks too. Thanks for sharing.

Always enjoy your content. Cheers

By the #'s and a good visural of completion. Always instructive. Thanks for the look.

Hi Max, I run my HSS Woodruff cutters about half the speed you were running yours, on that 10.8 steel, preservation without a T&C grinder. Have to mow my lawn every 4 day's in the tropics here!!!!

Gday Max, spoiling us with a duo of videos today my mate 👍💖 That cutters definitely in need of some tlc lol

Nice job Max, great simple set-up, I love the slim V block you have, incredibly useful, think I have just found myself a new project. Cheers, Jon

Thanks for the lesson on woodruff keys, used them, never had to make one, more to it then a just a slot. Always learning

Poor little cutter had a really hard time, but he did it.

Nice work Max, enjoyed the video!

Nice job on the keyway Max , that shaft sounded hard as a rock when you hit it with the file .

Great job max, I need me a cutter grinder myself got 5gal bucket of dull end mills and different cutters. Great video.

Thanks for the video Max.

Nice one Max Thanks for sharing

I was wondering how far it is from this shop to the new one.

What is the lubricant you are using? Great video!

For those that didn't understand Max's reference later in the video to size of cutter verses No of cutter, in Imperial sizes the cutter number refers to the Width as the first two numbers in thirty seconds of an inch. The last numbers, in this case one last number, refers to the Diameter of the cutter in 1/8". So a 606 cutter is 6/32" thick and 6/8" diameter. Edited for wrong value entered by me. Cheers Max, John Australia. PS The last 606 I bought was High Quality Dormer and was $109 so when people Bitch to me about the cost of a job I tend to say, do it yourself!