Muy buen detalle el instalo un volonte de diametro grande con contrapeso , para girar el eje de trabajo X . Movimiento de la mesa y cabezal divisor. Lo unico de malo que tiene no tiene un banco de trabajo para apoyar las llaves, y herramientas de trabajo. No es bueno apoyar todo en la mesa de la fresadora cuando uno aprende ser organizado para trabajar. Saludos desde ONTARIO.

Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice

Super nice 😊😊😊😊😊

What is the gear ratio sir

That's weird how they put the motor on the other side of the pump. If it was the other way around, it would be easier to replace the capacitors in the motor

Kreatif

I'm running a Quincy 390 at 560 RPM with that exact same motor to produce the same amount of air at half the RPM

It's hard to beat that model pump for a residential 50 amp circuit

So get some BLUE PAINT and make everything the same color !

I realize that at the time I respond, This is 5 years old. Would be really great to find your math & learn how to dial in this type of setup. I see that your table is not Universal - but your subhead makes up for it!

Now THAT is what you call a setup! 👍👍

327K views with 1100 likes. Don't know how this could be.

Sir is spiral cutting ke liye 175 peech nikaalne ke liye Apne Ko dividing head mein kaun kaun sa gear kitne number ka gear use kar sakte hain please aap bata sakte hain

beautiful helical machining

😂👍👍

Hmmmm sounds like you need to get to work painting everything else blue!

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BIG Quincy iron

I used to do this on an Alcock & Shipley in the 80s milling spiral flutes on Taps ,brings back good memories

Thank You. I need to make a scroll. This is how I will do it and other things.

I didn't know that's helical looks like a warm. Takes a lot of skills. Whatever it is.

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I remember making an impeller exactly like that in 1968.😄

On of the few operations that most machinists are afraid of - imagine one mistake and its all done. Imagine the setup needed or tools needed to be made to even start.

Congratulations to all scouts. Watched it all and very enjoyable. Thank you Mike for the video.

That machine come off the arc. 😊.

It took me till 6:30 to figure out the mill table was moving. After I saw you turning one wheel and I saw the other one turning. I'm learning all I can by watching till I get a mill. I like the old stuff too. Thanks for the vid.

I thought I heard me some Johnny Cash.

How long does yours take to build oil pressure after sitting overnight?

that machine sounds like hell.

Nice old school machining before the event of CNC. I've got to do this in a 4 start to make a HOB to cut a new gear.

Saludos desde Caracas venezuela, me ha gustado mucho el arreglo, lo pondre como ejemplo para las practicas de tller en la escuela, muchos exitos y una FELIZ NAVIDAD a Todos

I'd give me left one to learn this skill over ANY computerized CNC skill. This puts thinking back into the process. Computers are just making people dumber and dumber. I dare any of you CNC guys to even attempt to learn this from a book. Think you can do it? Prove it and share your experience through a video. Thanks to this operator for sharing. You are a true master.

Does one handle move X and A axis?

this is know how. thanks

Great set up. Can you do an indept video on that dividing head set up pls

nic

*I see u don’t reply to your viewers questions - So I wont even bother...*

Is there a place online that shows how to set up the continuous run on the 350, mine has the feature but doesn't work.

My job milling opretaer

Blue is good in this case.

That mill looks very stout what brand is it

this is how it was done before cnc machines took over

Is this a screw element for an extruder? Nice setup. Looks like you definitely had to work through this one.

many operator and CNC programmer should learn about this before get a computer or cnc machine.

you are genius... The real Engineer

Cinema mudo?

Ok

Old School,best forever

How do you set up the unloader valve properly is there something on line I can look at