Broaching Keyways in Cast Bronze Capstans Part 3

This is the third and final of three videos showing how I machine the internal keyways in two cast bronze capstans that were cast by Doug Jackson @SV Seeker In this video I'll use the custom machined broach bushing, Dumont push broach, and my Dad's Kent-Moore electric press to easily broach an internal keyways in the cast bronze capstans. One these are completed I have plans to travel to Doug's for a visit and to deliver the capstans, also to I can see the SV Seeker in person!
Be sure to check out Doug's channel to see his journey about how to build a huge boat from the ground up.

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[assembler]

It’s so good that you and Abby get along so well, and, you can’t say enough good about a wife that says “honey, you need a bigger shop and more machines”! Stay safe and stay happy man.

[TheMixmastamike]

Thanks Abby for the awesome shot of the broach coming through the bottom!

[MicrophonicFool]

I've said it many times, and I will say it again. A Saturday just isn't a Saturday without a new Abom video. You are a wonderful inspiration to people man.

[AlbosNoggins]

The shots of the falling chips were awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[annkoehler]

What really amazes me is the care of his tools and machinery. Love seeing this!

[elmarqo_]

Fabricobbled, lol. That was an interesting shot from underneath watching the chips fall out of the broach.

[richardcurtis]

Since Abby has joined your team the production values of your videos has gotten a shot in the arm.

[TomTom]

I know a lot of us wanted to see Adam mount those up on the lathe and clean them up - make them perfectly round, concave, etc.

[vijayantgovender]

Thank you Adam I always enjoy watching your videos I am from South Africa

[garthbutton]

Thanks for letting me look over your shoulder once again, great video and a shout out to Abby who did a stellar job of photography😁😁

[TERRYB]

Adam, that was very interesting, never seen that process before, very simple really, must be nice operating a machine knowing you Dad used it to.

[martineastburn]

Beautiful focus on close up that can't focus that close ! What a good Photographer !!!!

[tedmattingly]

Abby really get'n in there showing the birth of a broach 🤠

[mikeponte]

Never seen this process before. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[samb]

It appears that Adam had a pressing engagement that he handled admirably. Kudos!

[chevellechris]

fabri-cobbled describes a lot of things I have built, new favorite shop word.

[dbriggs]

Don't forget to take the keys along with you. 😆

[jeffcotton]

When in Tulsa be sure to get yourselves some Coneys. A Tulsa tradition, plus barbecued bologna!

[ICA]

I like your videos, I watched them all. Adam you are a real craftsman of old-fashioned machining. In another life I will love that you are my teacher.

[fmolds]

Great work, great assistant and great smile .