Quickly Setup your Milling Machine Vise To a Precision angle. 3 minutes well spent.

A quick and accurate way to shift your mill vise to a precision angle. You don't need a sine bar, protractor or gage blocks to get great results. This video is very short and to the point. Take a look.

[tehcp]

simple, quick and completey practical tips. I learn more from Joe's videos than i have watching hours of others on YT. Keep em' coming!

[ChrisB]

Elegantly quick technique Joe. Thanks.

[madjack]

Two videos, two useful things I can use tomorrow in the shop. This and the offset emergency 5c collet. Thanks Joe!

[dougmclaren]

Short, to the point and no nonsense, another great vid Joe.

[pierresgarage]

Hi Joe,
Short and right to the point, that didn't even leave me enough time to pick my nose... lol
Cheers, Pierre

[camarillojohn]

great suggestion, short and sweet, keep up the great work, thanks

john

[skiptracer]

Neat little "why didn't I think of that" tip Thanks Joe
Jim

[PhilsProjects]

great content is what brings you all your subscribers, well earned Joe

[deanwheeler]

From on Texan to another, thanks for the tip Joe!  Many thanks for all you do.

[johnmcdonnell]

Another home run Joe! Really like seeing a practical application! Thanks!

[JeffreyVastine]

Joe, you are in the groove with the creation of videos that are clear, concise, helpful, and applicable to a number of operations. You are greatly appreciated,   my brother, keep up the good work!

[somebodyelse]

I'd subscribe for the content even if you were a terrible presenter. However, you inform exactly the way I like technical stuff presented. Get right on it, say what needs to be said, and 'out'. You don't waste my time padding things out and I much appreciate that. Thanks mate!

[ALWAYSPDG]

Nice tip, easy and fast which we like!

[ls]

Clear, concise, beneficial info. Thanks Joe!

[MrCrispinEnterprises]

This must be the quickest growing machining channel yet. I'm sure you'll catch up with the big names in no time. Most of them have been going 6 or 7 years plus.

[buddylineman]

See, I learned something new today!
Thank you,
Buddy

[alexsterling]

Thanks for the tip Joe! Very clever indeed.

[nils-]

Greetings from Germany. Very good and short Videos! Like them to teach my trainees 😃

[ianbertenshaw]

Hi Joe,
You know, youtube is a strange place with many varieties of creators .
Some talk too much and only want to show you what some one sent them, some don't talk at all and then there are the very few that actually teach you something - you are amongst that group of "teachers " as i call them .
Please keep your videos coming as i always learn something from you no - matter how insignificant it may be it all goes to making me a better machinists and makes my time in the shop more productive and more enjoyable .
I often wonder about the thumbs down thing, in some countries a thumbs up is like giving some one the bird so maybe they are using the thumbs down as they don't understand its meaning .

[SocksandSandals]

It is nice to see the "old school" methods are still being used, got a couple of ideas for you though I apologise if you have already covered them.