Thank you! They try and make it hard to get from place to place... :)

Sweet! I love this one... it's been put away in storage for about a year now getting my new studio up and running - soon it will be out ready to play again!

Sure thing! I only take cash though... :(

I did, I needed the room in the shed I built for my recording studio. I don't know what the new owner did to it, but the only issue I had was the table drive belt (all metal) needed a little help getting started. Just a slight pull up on it and away it went. It's an awesome machine! Have fun with it!

The new owner mentioned the metal chain issue. I know you have done a lot of work to improve the function and reliability of it... great job on that...Thank you sir, I'm a fabricator and gearhead, so will definitely have fun with it..😊

I replied to your other comment, but the short of it is the only issue I had was having to help the table drive belt get started with a little twist...

It's pretty easy to go between these two stations.

You can try it... it might be cylinder scoring if you are in a cold climate. The S engines had this problem - the Turbos don't because they have extra oil passages inside.

Thanks!!!

There should be a drive screw there... and a coupler that hooks to it to actually make it turn. Which can be made on the lathe... :) I doubt there are parts out there for these older lathes, so it would have to be made.

@@IAmDistracted I'll see if I can get pictures, are there any resources you can recommend on these lathes?

Here's a link with tons of info and pictures: www.lathes.co.uk/cincinnati-tray-top-lathe/

Yep, there's even supposed to be 2 belts driving it at the top but with the motor change, a pulley was lost. It works, so I don't fiddle with it. The table drive sounds that way because it's a metal drive belt, like a thick multi-layer chain, so it clanks away.

Small little plane! Two seats per side!

Awesome! I bought it with the motor changed already. It has a 1HP motor on it... the whole motor was taken off and changed with a new one, single phase, 110v. I was able to find a bunch of collets, so I'm good with that- thanks!

Why not both?

Hahaha, dude, I want what you're on! :)

You can see the buffet and some food stuff at the end... but I wouldn't recommend eating at Excalibur... :) Maybe the Krispy Kreme there if they are fresh.

This is the exact one I bought: amzn.to/3QTDisK

Pretty cool place!

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I used the 4k DJI Osmo 2 Pocket gimbal camera for this... I didn't take the 8k camera out this time. Sorry. :)

And maybe you have your settings set to a lower resolution - it defaulted to 480 for me instead of 1080.

Im pretty sure his camera is 60fps capable , maybe his settings are not correct. If this was 72060fps/108060fps it would look soo gorgeous instead of just 720/1080. Still I think he did a Great job!!. I've never been to Luxor Casino but would like to go. I just remember it being a really big deal when it opened when I was a kid forever ago.

I'm actually a film guy, so I shoot at 24fps... I don't like the "video" look of 60fps.

@@IAmDistracted 60fps can be Nauseating to some maybe Gen Xers and Baby Boomers like you. As Millenial 80s born, , again, I thought you did good. 60fp is as New as Gen Z's Could not understand Dial up Internet, Or the World before the Internet exisiting.

I'm sure you would see it there now!

Ben oui!

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It's been really reliable! It's a work truck, so it doesn't have to do much except haul stuff... the ac doesn't work, the radio doesn't work very well, it's ugly, it kind of smells inside... but it hauls stuff pretty well! :)

Thank you. I been looking for a work/ haul truck. I’m considering this truck at $7,000 I’m learning more of this engine. Your video was helpful.

Bring a BIG pole! :)

Salut! I believe it is a 1 1/5 horse power motor and 15 amps. I don't know the rpm, it might take a while to find out... I have several other projects going on right now. A+

@@IAmDistracted Thank you very much 👍👍👍

@@IAmDistracted visibly is 770 rpm for 1,5 horse for the traytop 12,5 and 2 horses on optional

@@moi6291 Cool! Thanks for the information!!

That would be cool!!!!!

Awesome! I love my set!

Dang! I'll see if I can find something...

Yes it is. Thanks!!!

It only has 2 actual cables that hook to it... the third "connection" is the chassis ground.

They all go to the "Lost Sock and Socket" bar and are never seen again! :)

I think a little noise is fine, but if it starts to whistle, then you probably need to replace it.

Yes, I made it worse with the screwdriver... but it was already leaking because the diaphragm was old.

Yes they did! Now you get a double dose of MSG turning! I filmed this just before that...

Btw 3 months before Super Bowl 58.

I think they were around $300-$400 when they were on sale.Now you can get one probably better for cheaper: amzn.to/3UuHks3

Thanks! 😃

Sorry about your grandpa. It really depends on the tooling you have, the condition it's in, and where you are located. It's not like you're going to ship something this big and heavy (I guess you could...). Right now, prices for older, solid equipment like this is up. I would say anywhere from $1k to $4k is what these are worth right now. But you need tooling with it - especially the collets. If you have the arbor mount, a full set of collets, the Van Norman dividing head, and it's in great shape with no runout... I would say you're at the top end of that estimate. No collets, nothing else, just the mill... probably hard to even get $1k for it. So look for all of the accessories that could go with it.

But the boat is traveling too, so it follows the sun and clouds the whole time... :)