What size wire spool will the machine take inside?

What model is this magdrill,and is it a 220v

Little bit heat and cold (freeze spray or entire assembly in a freezer then heat only a part) usually works wonders, usually...

Thank you. I am cleaning and now going to put back together my late father-in-law’s Norton oil multi stone. Thank you so much your videos are so informative.

Wow Chuck , you guys find all the good gear ! Thanks again for the cutters .

Some people are just jealous of the tools you scored. Most of them aren’t looking for them themselves either.. lol

A great haul! I think it is a very good thing that when craftsmen pass away their tools find new homes with new craftsmen, rather than just being discarded.

I’m not into catch up. I’m a man ais guy, myself .😎

Quite a collection!

King of the sea guls. It must take some sort of special talent to get into so many good deals. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

Dude, Let it go...... It isn't very nice to kick a guy in the ass publicly about his dirty free tools you took after he is dead........

Some great scores there Chuck!

Chuck, the adeptech vise is probably the best option for the puller legs. i recently tried a similar thing and the tooling just ripped the part out of the vise jaws, scrapped the end mill and boogered up the part. the other option is to mount it in a 4 jaw chuck on the lathe and turn it to thickness, although that will be an interrupted cut and pretty hard on machine and tooling. incidentally, the puller looks a lot like one Kukko makes. i wouldn't be surprised if that was patterned off of it. one thing i learned about tooling purchases is that when you think you won't need a specific cutter and you sell it off, the next week you need that exact cutter. i have so much stuff in my collection that i will most likely never use, but i'm hanging on to it for just that reason. this last year i picked up a large collection of cutters and end mills from an independent contractor who hurt his back and was forced into medical retirement. the sharpening service i use, gives me a package deal when i bring them large posts of cutters for sharpening. last year i did this with a bunch of drill bits and a set of stubby drill bits i made and it worked out pretty well. the price may have been a bit eyewatering, however when extrapolated out to an individual piece, the sharpening only amounted to a few cents per piece. so if you have a sharpening service you have a good working relationship with, that might be a good option for when buying used tooling. to put this a bit into perspective: adding all the end mills up and calculating the price for a package sharpening, i'm looking at 5 to 6 hundred euro for the sharpening and 250 for the tooling. if i had to buy this stuff new (all german manufacture) i'm looking at about 25000eur ... so quite a disparity

Some nice tooling scores there Chuck.

Always good to see a video from Outside Screwball. I think that there will be a project that will utilize the cutters on the Horizontal mill. thanks for the video, hopefully more to come. KOKO!

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Well done Chuck, nice to see you, hope Max is happy with your gifts.

hey chuck, from the uk. i love your seagull find videos. thanks for sharing.

oh crap, and amazing seagulling! Thanks for sharing your work.

Did the tool dirt prevent rust and preserve paint or the opposite.

Chuck I expect you to harden and temper those jaws for the puller.

Nice to have a vice or two. They're handy in the shop too😂

About time bud! Good to see ya. Not at the Bash I guess....nor am I.

My friend at work made a massive Kant Twist Clamp:) It could open a little over 1 foot ! It had all the copper parts too. Fun being a Tool & Die Maker and having free time at work. One slow day, I made a vise for waxing my snowboard. I went to a store and asked them if I could go back and see how their vise looks for waxing and so I did. They showed me and instantly I understood what it should be like. the crappy one they had was close to $1000. I made mine, 100% aluminum except for the threaded rod, wow, so deluxe! Took me the full day to make it pretty but I just love it.. works perfectly and both jaws open from the center to about 19" at fully open.... good for absolutely anything.

I bought a mighty mag magnetic base to put an indicator on the lathe, I use it longitudinally and transversally, it is very helpful, before I worked with fear of making a mistake in the finishing cut, now I am sure of how many thousandths I am cutting. greetings from Mexico

Your lathe has a ward-Lenard drive. This is a signal amplifier that uses mechanical components to amplify an input signal. A true marvel. It creates a DC voltage to drive the main motor. Otis used ward-Lenard’s in elevators well into the 1980s!

All I can say is vevor customer service stinks and some of there product are garbage save your money

hey great video guys. I have my own welder that ive become accustomed to which is a AHP alpha tig 200x and it only has stick and tig but the amperages were similar to what you guys were using so great job on that. Tig is one of the hardest to learn so well done

That is pretty clever and pretty easy to fabricate nice job.

Thanks guys I have this unit just started using this great to see only have 110 as of now will get 220 hook soon your thoughts on 110v vs 220 v God Bless

Nice charger but what happened to all the machining on your channel??

what a great idea. love the handle

Why a trigger AND a foot pedal?

Hey Chuck we had one in my wifes glove box, and it saved our bacon at a Giants game last year. Now we got em everything we drive.

Hey Chuck what will they think of next if you talk to Harold please tell him we said hey

That is downright handy. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

I have a similar one that has saved me a few times. Also great for cell phone charging.

My biggest complaint about the pit barrel is that it won’t stay lit. I have tried several methods that I’ve seen online, but the back part just won’t stay on. First I thought it was the ash pan filling up and not allowing air to reach the back. I then tried different charcoal brands and types. Same thing. Did you ever experience this? Any advice?

Carry one like this in my touring motorcycle.

I have the Noco brand similar size to yours and yes they are handy dandy little jump starters

Nice bit of Kit! You need to give the Vette more TLC.

I thing if you tapped the pipe with a hammer you might not need the press. The shock from the hammer might be easier and the chuck would come off just fine. Moderate taps though.

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Very useful thanks Chuck. I'll be trying something like that.

I am surprised Howie didn’t go swimming!

l like it!

Appreciate the review. Enjoyed watching and listening to you two gentlemen 😎😎😎

Nice idea with the adjustable arm.....gonna try it.....way to go Chuck !!!!!

This is my third time watching this. I love those tables.

Nice !!