Making a Crazy Part on the Lathe

In this video I made a crazy piece on the lathe! Try to guess what I'm going to use this piece for. I was inspired by several craftsman, which sold their products on Marketplaces.

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00:10 Sharpen a 35-degree cone
02:15 Cut the right-hand thread with a pitch of 4 mm with a reverse cutter
06:15 Basic workpiece turning
06:35 Part cutting
07:55 Drilling with an 8.5mm drill bit and tapping m10 threads
08:30 Cut the drill bit from its shank
08:55 Shank turning and threading m10
09:55 Final result

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[daphoosa]

I made two of these in tech college. Someone asked if we could machine them. The instructor handed me the materials and a crappy print, and I did it. Mine were 4in Dia and 10in long (100mm x 250mm). I used an Acme thread, but I no longer remember the pitch. The customer was super happy with them.

[TurningIndustry-bl]

Your work is absolutely amazing! With the skill you have, you can create anything that comes to mind. Well done!

[karlfimm]

I remember seeing a device like this, which bolted onto a vehicle in place of a wheel, advertised in the 1970s. Split wood really easily but always looked a bit dangerous.

[michaelshamblin]

I just started working in machine shop don’t know shit but I’m going to and I’m determined! Your a boss

[Said_.]

1. Адаптер sds-plus, стоит копейки. Портить бур и тратить время на изготовление адаптера, не рационально.
2. При заклинивании в дереве дровокола и попытки его выкрутить на обратных оборотах - выкручивается адаптер, а не дровокол. Это даже ребёнку понятно.

[DavisMachine]

Consider using a negative lead for roughing to improve tool life and take heavy consistent cuts

[JohnnyIrish]

Wow, nice work man! Is this an NC-machine?

[najdiy]

I used to operate a manual lathe when I just graduated from high school, now I work at a manufacturing company that operates cnc lathe n Milling machines

[BrendaInzalaco]

I can't get enough of your channel! 😁

[doubleafilms]

is this manual or cnc? either way insane accuracy good work man

[georgeabramian]

There is a tool called an ax that is more useful and cheaper.

[CJvlblCJl_B_TloucKe]

Как без охлаждения можно работать 😮 Куча роликов на Ютубе все без охлаждения точят .

[Lesnik-omhc]

Работа хорошая. Но топориком было бы быстрее. Да и дрель не рассчитана на такие нагрузки.

[cx]

from France : very nice work, your lathe allows you to activate the 2 feeds at the same time?

[JozsefPasztor-pzdf]

Egy bekezdésű menet nem az igazi! Kétbekezdésú kúpos menet sokkal tartósabb.

[julian-xyvo]

It could be a beautiful Chrismastree out of Metal.😂

[اکبرنودهی]

Hello, can you take a video from the back of the device, i.e. the supports, and give a tutorial, thank you

[KhushiKumari-gxt]

Which metal is used in this oparation i thought mild steel I'm right or wrong

[Gjed]

I did suspected it would be for wood splitting when I first saw it. I can't find info on FT-11 lathe. You seem to have some sort of CNC type control with auto feeds. Is that somthing you've added? Can you provide some wider views of the lathe? And finally what is the machine you show in the center of your home page picture? Thank you for some very entertaining videos. Good work.👍👍⚙🏆👏🇨🇾🇺🇸

[allanabishaik]

How can this happen?
Which lathe is this?