SNS 222: Tapered Bore Flex Hubs

Using the Monarch lathe I'll machine two flex hubs with the needed tapered bores, then broach the keyway in the Dake hydraulic press.

[johnfox]

I'm not a machinist but it's a joy to watch a true craftsman at work. Well explained, presented and filmed. Thank you!

[Dwarfracer]

Every time I hear someone mention the carbide insert you used it sounds like a radio station. "WNMG all machining all the time". "Next up it's the Monarchs with their number one hit 'Taper Bore'".

[bubbagump]

Came across your channel, a month or so ago, and im really liking everything you do! I find something new in each video i am able to take to work and help me solve problems (i am an apprentice/student - mechanical fitter/engineer). I find everything in your videos interesting, and try to apply any knowledge learnt to my workplace to help me get a better understanding and practical skill set.

Videos are well constructed and its easy to follow along and learn, thanks for everything and keep up the hard work!

[daandekeulenaer]

Hi Adam, At work I have to do the same hubs. it’s weird to see someone else do them at the other site of the world.
Love the vids thanks!

Greets from Belgium !

[apollorobb]

We use to use those couplings in the oilfield. Always set mine up with a dial indicator.They last forever if you keep them greased and in alignment . Excellent Video as always .

[DougHanchard]

Can't get enough of these classic machine Ops. With the digital video getting better and better, it is really enjoyable to watch.

[SuperAWaC]

that monarch taper attachment is just the best. hope there are monarchs like yours left in the world when it's time to put together my own shop

[isbcornbinder]

I thank you for being generous with your time and skills

[jenniferwhitewolf]

Nice work... Stuff I will never use myself, but I do enjoy watching skilled craftsmen at work... my whole life this has been a fascination...

[RambozoClown]

That Monarch is such a smooth and quiet lathe.

[waikanaebeach]

Once again, great work from a professional machinist...

[rosswaring]

Great job Adam. Always enjoy your attention to detail and your easy going manner!

[michaellenz]

Hey Adam Was so glad to meet you at the Louisville meet and greet. I was the guy 40 miles north of Chicago. Due to prior commitments I had to be home that night, Was sipping a cocktail at 10:30 Chicago time.

[nicklambing]

The great bulk of your machine work is beyond my normal scope of activities, but amazingly things I pick up from your presentations often come to mind and provide a basic concept for me to work from. Your efforts are extremely helpful to farmers like me that have limited machining skills. Thanks so much for your content! Nick, North West Farmer

[-ek]

Cheers for the video Adam. You're very generous with what you explain and show on video, much appreciated!

[AmericanJusticeCorp]

And thanks to your regular job that they let you intertwine your YouTube work with their commercial work. We all benefit enormously from it.

[ronniethorsen]

It's always nice when the Family gets together on Saturday and Granny wants to hear "The Abom79", . keep em coming Amigo.

[MW-yhtm]

Ha, bought some tools off of a retiring Machinist over 20 years ago and they came with a planer gauge, never could figure out a use for it! I’ve broached and drilled hundreds of keyways and had the planer gauge collecting dust in my tool box. Awesome tip Adam, will definitely use the planer gauge next time.
Cheers from 🇨🇦

[miguelcamargo]

I like the way you explain and do the job

[MaistoHelix]

Hey guys, i just upgraded my craftsmanship by going back from cnc to old school conventional turning and milling. That is where the hearth of machining is, and i work for a superyacht builder so great to be back at the handles again and enjoying the culture.