Making a Quick Change Tool Post Part 4

Join me in my Journey as I carry on with my Quick change tool post build. In only 4 videos I have taken square and round stock pieces and machined them into what I have now. If you like machining give this set of videos a watch and if you enjoy them please subscribe to the channel, its completely free.

[rickymale]

Looking good Joe. When it goes well it’s a great feeling mate. Nice one👍

[andrewdolinskiatcarpathian]

Chunky tool tool post. Well done. Looking forward to seeing you make the tool holders. 👏👏👍😀

[johnkinnane]

G'day Joe and greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 I just happened to stumble across your channel and I have subscribed because I'm getting a lot of videos on matching . Good work mate you have done a great job, look after your self regards John

[bluehornet]

The word is "eccentricity." Looking good though!

[dermotkelly]

Great job mate really nice work. I have never done a dovetail in all the years I was a fitter/machinist!

[siggibohlenbrecher]

Fine, In 2019 am maschint the same tool for my late. It is an wonderfull Toolpoost, chep and verygood funktion.
I can make so mutch as i like Tooholders for many Tools.

[jonofalltradesmasterofnone]

It may be the camera angle but it is always best to have the DTI at 90degrees to the workpiece when setting up in the 4 jaw otherwise you could end up with parallax issues if you are using it to accurately offset a workpiece. Just a thought not a criticism great channel though.

[johnrussell]

Joe, at 8:50 you should have only removed only the area for cam action contacted by the piston, not the entire bottom 1/2. Lots of support is lost in this move... Good series tho, thanks for making it available.

[tripletrouble]

That lathe is a massive upgrade. What is the footprint of it, living the videos

[wilkbilt]

you should make your dovetails something std like AXA or BXA so you can buy std holders if you want too. like some special holder for something. that way you can buy or make..

[mikeklink]

Nice work. Is there a reason you couldn't leave the shaft concentric at the top and bottom and just have an eccentric in the middle? Might have just been a little more rigid.

[billyboybenson]

Hi there Joe I have just recently bought a Harrison m300 and I was wondering if it was easy to get the power supply sorted? Cheers Clive.