this is a good video showing air tank to compressor add on.but not needed in today's world when all the things he made are cheaper and less trouble to make.for instance the nipple end can be found on any bbq set lots are put on curb and thrown away.also cheap at any hardware store.might be good knowledge to have if SHTF but whole cheaper now and less work.and the stand could be better with it upright and a petcock installed on bottom at 150"something no danger of blowout putting one in. something as simple as a tubeless tire stem just to bleed off condensation.easily installed. good job but lots of wasted effort.

I have the same lathe. Can I use my carriage stop to cut the exact length of thread I need?

But where did you get/what is that plastic pad you used? Cheers.

11:01 :DD

The good thing about it being on a wheeled trolley is you could wheel it to the pub for company

You are really unique, thank you for your efforts, it was great.🙏🙏🌹🌹

Really nice job. Well done!

Excellent job. Exactly the job I have in mind and the video I was looking for to do the job. And no annoying music!

Thank you! Have been researching this decision for awhile now and that made things much more clear.

Actually this is wrong to feed tank from bottom because when air comes in water at the bottom splashes inside tank. Also it's better to choose discharge point at top of tank. Thank you

You should clip a KZfaq short out of this and use Paint It Black by The Rolling Stones for the soundtrack

Nice job mate! What bike do you have? I’ve been off the bike for two years and longer for lift service. Hopefully I can work 9n projects like this and get out and do so shredding ✌

I saw this build of yours a few years ago. Now when searching about adding extra tanks I can definitely say this is one of the best build in my opinion. I really like that you put it upside down and mostly that you didn’t grind or welded around the pressure vessel. No extra heating that caused the metal of the pressure vessel to change its original hardness.

will this work on my vitage sewing machinee parts like the faceplate etc

Very interesting and informative video, thank you. I have just had similar problems trying to re-finish the blades from an old bench shear. Best regards, Jon

Nicely done! Although if you gave it to me I'd spend another 2 hours wiping it dry with paper towers ;)

Brilliant Video for learners.

шлифнул бы губки боковым торцем камня не разбирая тиски

this was so british Video!

🤣klare taal uit de mond van pitje de leugenaar😘

I will attempt to recreate your design with some minor changes (mainly imposed by scrap bin content). Thank you for the nice video.

And she can stack dimes better than me 😅. Love how it looks sorta retro ish, like that bloke Old Tony's. Seven shooter...😊 Thanks for another great video.

8.05 the other problem is they are lethal.

27min Grandpa cut a railway track with a hand saw kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sOB6Z9KIlbWWiXU.html

Why is 3phase power so hard to get? Why is it so expensive to get?!!

I just about fell of my seat when you said you want the lathe running slowly, that’s incorrect. Rule of thumb for carbide cutter’s is 3 X speed of HSS. That thread should be run around 600 rpm, generally I’m cutting round 870 but I’m a bit rusty

That’s the way to do it. No leaks from the top.

Many of your viewers (me, for instance), have less rigid lathes. If I try to plunge-cut a 1.5mm thread on my seventy year old Myford Super 7, I will end up with a lifetime supply of chatter marks! For lesser beings like us, the 29.5 degree compound slide method is our saviour! Sadly for me, my lathe is also short of its thread-cutting dial... My father bought the lathe when I was five years old, and gave it to me thirty years later, so I know it did not ever have a dial... might be a project for me. 😜 Great video, thank you. It did drive me la-la though; your voice is very familiar, but I could not figure out why! 🥴 As an afterthought... because the Myford has a clutch, I can make a cutting pass, disengage the clutch and withdraw the tool, then wind the carriage back using the handwheel on the leadscrew. This is actually a very quick process, and works great with the 29.5 degree compound, and no threading dial... it's also pretty foolproof. 😛

How you do that? Will you send me a manual to do that, thanks

Great job

Excellent. Thank you

Propane is heavier than air- so the easiest way to purge propane is to 'turn the bottle upside down' In the last 20 years Ive emptied over 2000 gas bottles without incident. I make wood stoves from gas bottles

Cannot find a regulator of your type ?. With the centre that slides out . Where did you get that from please ?.

great detailed video, just what i needed to start this myself, my compressor is too small when im spraying in my workshop so this is great. thanks

Tig weld it, yes you can tig cast, you can also use a copper plug to keep the weld outa the holes.

Great video, thank you, what is also awesome is the tips from the "knowledge network" in the comments section, however, the way you explained this is great for beginners like me, get comfortable with the basics and throw in the all the tips below, JUST AWESOME... cheers.....

I have a power supply with 3 phase 120/208vac input and DC outputs which power fairly substantial DC cooling fans. I'd like to troubleshoot these power supplies on a work bench instead of outside using a generator and praying for good enough weather. My question is would it be safe to use a VFD for this purpose? All I've seen people talking about using VFDs for is AC motors, so I'm a bit concerned it might not work.

Hola es tan fuerte que pegaria fisura en llanta de aluminio?

9:12 nice pun 😂

3 years on and still waiting for the RPC plans. Are you still going to do them? How is the RPC working all these years on.

you actually should set the compound at 29 1/2 degrees and feed in with the compound. what that does is the threading tool then cuts primarily on one side and only just kisses the other side of the V . this stops the chatter that you get and makes a much smoother thread groove. by feeding in straight both sides of the tool cut steel and as it gets deeper the steel rips rather than cuts. there is a cheat method for how you did it. if you set the compound parallel to the bar you are threading and on every cut when you feed in deeper you also feed slightly towards the chuck on the compound. that accomplishes a similar thing to the 29 1/2 degree method.

Good idea. Turned out nice!

You are very talented! 👏

Great video!

👍👍👍

Really great

Good evening just inquiring whether you could use a VFD to run a syil x7 CNC mill. Or would this cause issues with the LNC 6800 control panel. Cheers PS the spindle motor is 380v 3 phase at 5.5kw I think the rest of the system works off 240v single phase.

WHY didn't you take out the inner thread part from the caliper?!

Wow nice work, Send me a diagram pls.

you forgot to remove rust from this bowl before painting