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Enjoyed the making of the solid tool post. Liked and Subscribed.👍👍

Hello, thank you for this really informative 😊 just for my knowledge, instead of welding it, couldn't you just heat it up using the tig torch and let it cool down? That way you won't have to turn the weld down everytime. Thanks 😊

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Very nice machine.

Hi Bart, I have the same machine here in Australia that I’m currently restoring. Mine is missing the cross slide and compound slide lock levers. I see you play with it quickly in your video but I’m unsure of how they’re meant to function. If you can help me describe them and the function or pull one out and send me some photos please reach out!

Any idea how to decode the serial number?

Hi Bart, heb je normale euro95 gebruikt?

My Cincinnati lathe has the same convention regarding the sliding and facing power feeds. I can change direction of the leadscrew without stopping the spindle (at reasonably slow speeds) via a dog clutch on the threading gear box.

I would place the tube between the flat bars and press with a press. Good work.

Small suggestions: Please move the welder away from the iron dust next to the grinder. Thank you very much for the inspiration with the height-adjustable table.

It’s good to see you back!!! Ooops, didn’t realize this was an old video. 😮

What color was that dark blue/Gray you used?

Great idea! Fantastic job

Awsome job!

wow, what a job, just looking to buy a bead roller and some of your ideas are going to get put into my project BR, cheers for the Fab video.

I need a mannual for Jones and Shipman 1011 machine can anyone have it?

I'm going to take apart the tool post on my LS again and check the multi-positional function gears. I know I get the 90deg positions plus some others but not as it appears in Bart's video. I'm so enjoying this 'lathe porn' as my wife calls it.

My LS tool post [original] can be set at angles others than the four 90's . Where is the carriage lock? can't find it on my LS !!

Great lathes. The gear is a sacrificial gear, I think the original is made of a fiber as I recall. I made a new one because on my LS one of the teeth had a chip. I made a few extras, if you need one look me up on the internet just type in my name. Prince Edward Island Canada.

Buenas donde se puede comprar esa maquina

Would love to see more on Bugatti itself

What was that second belt you used to put the chamfers on the mounting bar? You started out with a red sanding belt then switched to a shiny silver colored belt.

Great eye!!!

Nice job Paul!!

Thank you for your video. With due respect I disagree with Robin somewhat on these solid tool posts. This is a tool room lathe, it is designed to work within specific parameters and Schaublin knows very well how to design lathes. When we change out the standard compound tool post for the solid tool post we limit the versatility of the lathe. Let's understand tool room lathes are not CNC lathes, CNC lathes do work better with solid tool posts because they have different parameters and they are controlled by computers that enable them to machine any angle required. Are we saying that the original tool post can't make as quality a cut as the solid tool post? I think we can make equal cuts with either and I'm sure Schaublin would never let a lathe leave its factory that made inferior cuts. I will say that I have personally made a solid tool post and I do use it but I still use my standard tool post for certain machining operations, especially tapers which do not work well with solid tool posts. Older lathes do not work as well with modern carbide and ceramic tooling because they involve higher tool pressures and speeds. Also, it is not always possible to take finer cuts with modern tooling without having several different carbides for different cut depths and materials which small shops aren't always capable of affording. With that said older lathes work very well with tangential cutters because they require less pressure, in fact older lathes work better with HSS cutters overall. With carbides there is a benefit to the solid tool post but the benefit is from speed not overall cut quality. The other problem is the material the solid tool post is made from. Steel has a tendency to add resonance to cutting. I did verify this making both a steel and cast iron tool post. On heavy cuts the steel gave out a high pitch whine. If someone is hitting the tail stock with the compound then they are not using the lathe correctly.

That is great work.. thanks for sharing

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I like that, well done young man!

nice job but base ,angle brackets 2 times the size you have ,and how about using old riding mower axles and steering with solid steel /rubber wjeel,woiuld be dope.

I like that baler on the shelf

I know I am a little late to this video but ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC job. Very, very impressed. Thank you for posting.

I just got my own Okuma LS home to the shop and set up. A big thank you for this series, has helped alot in sorting through the ins and outs. That brake addition is interesting on your lathe, do you have any further information on it? Mine has some remnants of a manual type brake but not electrically driven. Thanks again!

I never knew welding could look so nice. tHanks for the video

You have amazing tools to modify a piece of equipment

Лучше бы припаял латунью.После сварки без проковки зерно крупное и металл хрупкий.

very nice explanation friend, Great job.

Nice vieo thy. Would you buy the 102VM again?

Great work! Thank you for filming and sharing. Looking forward to seeing a few bits you grind with your surface grinder.

Leuk weer eens wat van jou te zien Bart! Heb eens voor een eindproject van MTS Wtb een langsgeleiding gemaakt voor de Pullmax. Dit was met 2 haaks op elkaar staande zwaluwstaarten. De ene was voor de hoogte verstelling van de langsgeleiding en de andere was voor de onderste geleiding van de Pullmax. Zo kon je een volle plaat op maat knabbelen.

Let me know about head stock lubrication pump and oil filling areas.

Great work! I've never seen this type of QCTP before, with a round side and splines. Is that system better than the common dovetail type?

Great work. Love your videos. I own a 102vm myself and would love to make a solid tool post for it. Any chance you have a drawing or cad file i can use as reference?

look at Multifix size As it has a better fit on the 102.

Hé Bart, lang niet gezien. Mooi draaibankje.

Very nice and thoughtful of you to refurbish your Grandfathers work , am sure your family is grateful . Thank you for filming it for all to see . Kind regards Brian

Excellent!!!

Your gift to Mark was a super kind and thoughtful gesture not only to him, but to all of his subscribers. Thanks to you his content won't be delayed on account of broken end mill.

Enjoyable video Bart and inspiring too. I have the same bead roller. Nice touch with the split screen shots. 👍

Looks amazing. Thanks for the video.