Making the KING of All Knurling Tools (Part 1) || INHERITANCE MACHINING

Welcome back to my manual machine shop. In this video series I’ll be making a much improved knurling tool from my current bump knurler setup. Rather than engineer this one from scratch I’m starting with the sensitive knurling tool kit from Hemingway Kits (not sponsored). The kit is based on the somewhat renowned vintage “Marlco” design and has a lot of advantages and nice features. This first video will focus on the arm assembly and I’ll be making heavy use of the mill and the rotary table. And of course a fair bit of lathe work with some unique setups will be needed as well so you know I’m excited for that!

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And a special thanks to my "Micrometer" patrons!
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TIMESTAMPS

0:00 Intro
1:39 What it Is
2:38 Warming Up
5:29 Piece of Cake
7:42 Something Harder
9:24 Arms - A New Tool
12:32 Arms - The Drill Chuck Strikes Back
13:44 Arms - Return of the Slit Saw
14:51 On Pins and... Bushes?
16:06 A Bit Eccentric
17:58 Children Will Play
19:09 Setup is Everything
21:24 Wrap-up

FAQ
Editing: Final Cut Pro X
Intro Song: Way Back Way Back When (Instrumental Version) - Gamma Skies

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[EngineerRaisedInKingston]

Watching for the second time to feed the youtube algorhythm ;) Absolute joy to watch, and I'll definitely be referencing it when I finally decide to make one for myself.
Glad I could contribute to the content, can't wait for the next part. :)

[InheritanceMachining]

I just wanted to give a special thanks again to Patreon member Erik R. for spotting my troubles and sending along the kit. It's because of support like his, and everyone else's, that make these videos and projects possible. I couldn't be more grateful!

Tune in again on January 20th for the completion of this build as well as some testing!

[wowthtsgood]

You're nearing 200k subscribers in less than a year of making videos. That's unheard of, and it speaks to the quality of content you're putting out. Always good, well polished stuff.

[chukisthereason]

That four jaw workaround was a thing of beauty.

[XDTheBestGamer]

wake up babe, new inheritance machining video dropped

[debbiebailey]

Hello,
My name is Ray, I have been a production machinist for 20 yr.
I went to a trade school in Meadville Pa.
I love your channel.
I’ve been binge watching your videos for a while.
Can’t get enough!

[brianbecher]

It takes a strong man to not only have a box of shame but also put it on display for the world to see!

Brilliant video as always - bravo!

[johnnyciantar]

I think of myself as a hobbyist, then I watch your videos and it leaves me feeling like I'm a child playing in my dad's workshop.

[simonmarcoux]

I come from a family of engineers and my grandpa is an amazing mechanics. Seeing you using all this inherited tool works is really inspiring for me. We have a small workshop in the basement, but your journey and your story inspired me to double down on our small business to one day buy a proper workshop and fill it with all tools so that my children, my cousins and the generations after can always get a place to make something.

Having a machining space within that workshop is now part of the end goal.

Thank you for all that passion and joy and have a GREAT 2023!

[talljake]

Really wonderful video as always, can't wait for Part 2. Keep up the great work!

[mrMacGoover]

The idea that you make something so well that you could pass it down for generations.

[danielthorpe]

Only just started the video, but just want to say - that card version of the tool for the quick demonstration of why it's better was really good! I've seen a lot of people make these kits recently, and just that demonstation made this really clear to me what the advantage was. Nice job, as ever.

[alfderbabybenz]

I was blessed with such a video today! Thank you so much! I love your videos! I am so proud of you and your search for perfection and hands on approach with real sketching and drawing. I hate seeing people just using CNC-Everything.

I wish you a wonderful 2023!

Greetings from Germany!

[kraxalublin]

the box of shame induced a slight chuckle as well as a feeling of familiarity

[charlvanniekerk]

Its always such a pleasure to watch you work. You really had me in fear and anticipation when you were hinting towards more failed parts but also made me feel better about making mistakes in the first place. I'm grateful to be able to see that even experts such as yourself can make mistakes, it really makes me feel better about making them myself. Many thanks for the awesome video as always, I cannot wait to see the rest

[Abrikosmanden]

Clough 42 is also working on this kit right now. Very cool to se how the two of you approach it differently!
Also, I'm getting used to ending my work week / starting my weekend with an IM video! I'm hoping that this friday thing is going to last :)

[FusionFiber]

I'm a simple man, I see a new Inheritance Machining video, I press like.

[ShaedTheMoron]

It's weird for sure but I just love sitting here for 20 minutes, listening to this man speak of machining and complex processes, and seeing how each thing is done.

[vivigarr]

Coming back to watch the corner rounds after you made the rounding fixture table makes me really appreciate how much that project became a staple of your videos

[ridley]

Looking at the whole piece it looks alot but how they just go together is satisfying. Loving the work, cant wait for the second part!