It's so sad that more people don't see this and support the idea. It would be great to buy a ready-made 100% kit for the whole machine, with all the 3D parts and all the small parts already included.

I wonder if white plants like dusty Miller or angel wings or lambs ear fluoresce

Did you use regular solder for electronics or for plumbing or what?

Would you post the vector file please?

Where did you get it do you have the website?

how to buy the tool from you, I cannot make it by myself

Es perfecto 👌🏼

Great job. Does anyone have a template for laser cutting?

TY so much for sharing this GR8 info!! Really appreciate you!😍👍

A person might want to consider lead buckshot as their weight, maybe held in place with resin.

I must have missed all the details about the bearings and magnets and how you put that together and where you got them. Is the idea that the plate is held in place solely by the magnets? Sideways force from carving won't be a problem? I'll watch this again but there are some mysteries.

Hay how did this turn out?

Do you still like or recommend the Gentec over the Little Smith?

having a little experience with photographing bioluminescence organisms. I know for a fact that this looks WAYY cooler in person. You still did a fantastic job capturing the glowing effects without editing. Good video dude this is so cool.

thanks

How do you stay safe from dust with this? Is there a way to use with a water drip?

Great ideas! May I ask where I can find your recipe for soldering clay? Thanks for sharing

Why isn't the audio in stereo?

Walking Macgyver

I somehow managed to find a watchmaker lathe (from an actual watchmaker's estate, no less) for a really good price... the caveat is that it had no compound slide for precise operation and uh... my motor skills ain't it. So any idea where I can get a compound slide? Or cross slide, I think they mean the same thing. It's a Whitcombe lathe, but I think I'm going to forgo the standard and just use one of the prebuilt things like you glossed over when you mentioned the Chinese thing.

Where do you get the bits ?

Yeah, that got you a click of the subscribe button.

And what flat laps really need is a center connector that is level with the disc's, not some big old nut and bolt sticking out.

2:39 so brass is a soft metal and you’re not supposed to over tighten it but it is more convenient because you don’t need thread tape because the softer metal seals the treads so you can take it apart and put it back together without having to tape the threads every time but with steel threads you need teflon thread tape. you mentioned the other cheap torch leaked a lot so i wonder if this was part of the issue?

Out of curiosity, what is holding your brush in place? I made one of these in place of getting a big expensive glue pot because I just don't need that much glue out at any time. It's awesome, thanks for this!

I hope youre not faceting stones on a regular basis without water or a dust mask. Lots of stones give off directly hazardous dust that you really don’t want to breathe in 🤔 besides that, genius! Simply genius! 😁😁😁

I’m just a kid and I love lapidary work and my parents are broke and it’s my birthday in 5 days I don’t think I’m gonna get a cool lapidary saw I wish I had one

i love you

Hi been a year, any new updates?

I have a foredom hammer attachment, if you look up how to shape & use gravers, you’ll see what each tip does. The most common is the square graver, it can make different scribes both thin & wide.. as well as shading.

so weird...i had already subscribed to your channel, but just resubscribed, because youtube....

This channel is a gem lol. Thanks!

Marvelous artwork. I think the tattoo owner would adore it. Thanks for sharing this. Well done

That looks amazing. Thanks for sharing

What a great idea for polishing. You truly have the most innovative brain. Thank you.

Beautiful textures for jewelry. Thanks so much.

Another terrific money saver, thanks again.

Fantastic, this is just amazing. I just may try it. Thanks so much

Hi there, I am a jewelry maker and am wanting to dip my toes into lapidary… everything is so expensive. Are you still interested in making the diamond saw attachment for a micromotor? I have a terrific motor and would love one. I will pay for the work of shipping and any fabrication costs. Many thanks, Claire

Insanely cool!

I am impressed by several of your ingenious uses of some rather inexpensive motors- I just recently noticed yor video with a $100 faceting machine-what I picked up from that is your mention of using the faceting staff FOR GRINDING AND POLISHING GRAVERS! THAT IS SOMETHING I never would have thought of! That is a great idea! I have 2 -$300 Vevor Faceting machines and one of them I gat free-both brand new! Thank you! NewYork my hometown!

Nice job, glad we found this rare tool build. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

What an incredible too, sad that I can't afford so costs of shipping and other costs😢. Any one to help🙏.

I must have missed the part where you explain how the ball keeps from rotating

Genius! Made to serve your purposes. Great job!

The vise that you have will probably have limited use.. though I use mine it is only to hold a shellac or pitch plate that I glue my work to.. The pitch plate is awesome.. the other advantage, if you are working under a scope is it brings your work down closer to your centre of rotation. If I were you I’d just make another plate- a solid one with hot glue (Thin layer) which is quicker to cool and so quicker to pop things on and off (and can get your work even lower) All this assuming the magnets absorb the forces from engraving fine?

I sent my donation and email. I'm so excited! Would you consider making a saw reservoir tank that allows the collet to fit completely inside, where the saw blade comes up from the bottom? I would like make a little sled I can use to hold material and make longer straight cuts. I also think it would reduce some of the water splatter.

all of your content is so underated you deserve so many move views and subs

It was great to see the final bag and your process. Very nice work. It would be great to see your process for making sneakers.

I'm shopping for a torch. Thanks for the help!