Tom G, it's 2017 how about a video?

[Old Minger]

Hey Tom,

as it's 8 degrees where you are and you can't ride your bike how about a video?

Come on fella's if we bug him enough i'm sure we can coax him out of video retirement. I'll start the ball rolling with the following suggestion.

How to make a milling machine vice adjustable work stop?

[EdK]

No, I'd rather see a conclusion to the knurling tool video series.

Ed

[oldskoolron]

i will an have watched all toms vids he makes it easy to follow unlike the ox an mr pete fellas that get lost with wat they saying

[Vinny]

You've obviously never seen the gear making video by Jose something. All throughout he's using the wrong value for PI and counting the wrong number of turns on the rotary table.

[oldskoolron]

yje nets a great thing an helps heaps but the metalworking side of it is the same as the harley side .everyone ya talk to is a google harley mech they have all the numbers an so on but lack common sense .gives me the shits i been workin on em since the early 70s have owned over 40 an still got a few in shed with heaps of jappas an brit bikes .i had look at heaps forums an this was the better one that had no ***** slinging an watever is typed is worth reading [unless its mine lol]
ive found that the modest blokes have the best vids tom an john[snnc] an cliksprings are bout the most interesting to me even johns cookin lol
anhows back on track sorry for wafflein on
cheers ron
forgot the vids mr fenner does his so far 12 part fixup on the lathe[same as mine but mine enco] has helped me heaps as half wat he shows n does ect isnt in the mannual

[Dr Stan]

(01-08-2017, 07:53 PM)Vinny Wrote: You've obviously never seen the gear making video by Jose something.  All throughout he's using the wrong value for PI and counting the wrong number of turns on the rotary table.

Got the web address?

[EdK]

(01-09-2017, 05:45 PM)Dr Stan Wrote: Got the web address?

Here you go.

http://tool20895.homestead.com/jose7x10taig.html

Ed

[TomG]

Well, this was a timely thread. I spent all day yesterday in the shop cleaning and organizing and it's almost to the point where it's presentable.

I thought I would have a lot more time after switching to a four day work week, but so far all of my Fridays have been spent on non-shop related stuff, like floor refinishing, kitchen remodeling at my son's, helping out my parents and of course those pesky holidays. This last weekend was the most fun of all when the submersible pump in my well went south. Since the very last thing I wanted to do was dig it up in the middle of winter, I bought an above ground deep well pump and was able to draw enough water through the old pump to get us by until spring.  Oh yeah, and the garage door opener tapped out last week, but that may just have to wait a while. There is no room for cars in it anyway.

Don't worry Ed, once I do get back to making videos, the first one on my list is to do the final installment in the clamp knurling tool series.

Tom

[EdK]

No worries Tom. I'm not quite caught up to you yet. Close though.

Ed

[schor]

Hey Tom, I'd love to see more videos from you but I also know the effort that goes into making them, and mine are nowhere near as good as yours.

Hoping to see the knurler finale.