00:00:50 - Machining flimsy plastic parts with a backerplate
00:03:40 - Setting tools on the shaper opticaly
00:04:25 - Seperating wedges for arbors
00:11:55 - Preventive maintenance on the Gack HE20 shaper
Thanks for sharing your archive Stefan. Nice job on the scraper ways. regards from the UK
garyc
I really enjoy your "The Archives" series and hope you will keep the individual programs coming. It was nice to see some of the countryside too. Thanks for sharing.
jimmilne
When I took Mr. King's scraping class last year my project was the ram of a 7" South Bend shaper. When it was finished it tested to two tenths flat and parallel over the entire length of every surface. I'm still quite proud of that, it's one of my favorite personal achievements. Always a pleasure to see scraping, and I'm greatly looking forward to your series on the subject.
NoelBarlau
I find these "collage" of short projects videos to be very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
AdventuresinFabrication
Awesome collection of small projects, your mastery of metal is something I aspire to.
The arbour wedges are a great idea, and something I may do as my first milling project once my skills catch up to my asperations.
Baby steps first though, I have to get a Dore Westbury mill I rescued up and running first.
The mill still has some unfinished areas that need doing as DW mills were sold in kit form and finished at home using a small lathe, the provided castings and a set of build plans.
While this one happily turned out to be generally well built, it was mistreated a little by the previous owner so it's in need of some TLC.
Keep up the great work, I have learned so much from you, so a huge thanks for sharing :)
WrenagadeWorkshop
Herr Stefan
Indeed short and sweet.
Very nice. Covered good technical aspects. Hope U have more like these. We always benefit from Your superb workmanship and Tooling mastery.
Excellent stuff. Keep 'em rolling.
aRM
armdaMan
wedges good tips Thanks and I learned about scrapping I never thought That it was for oil migration Thanks again all the best from John In Texas
MegaChekov
Nice video Stefan your talents never end!!
lorenlieder
Stefan, I am enjoying the archive videos. I was super happy to see you post! Keep it up...can't wait to see that little router going to town!
BillLightner
Another excellent video. Thanks Stefan
brianwarburton
Thanks for the video! Also very glad to hear that you are still doing the scraping videos. Very interested on how to scrape to right angle...
janbeck
Thanks for posting. Really enjoying these archive videos
routercnc
As always. Thank you for sharing. Cheers from Australia.
ashleyward
Excellent series. Enjoyable and informative. What more can we ask for. Looking forward to future episodes.
andrewdolinskiatcarpathian
Tease at the end with a heavy civil project? Cold!
PracticalEngineeringChannel
Always excited to see your videos! Keep up the great work, and thanks for sharing, good stuff
scottearnst
Really dig the archives, Stefan! Continue doing those.
rasmusb
Keep 'em coming - all insteresting stuff - as always.
TheElderlyBiker
A nice change of pace with these little clips.
Ujeb
Love the shaper section, my big Cincinnati 24" shaper has crazy deep flaking on the exposed slidways of the ram, I never liked the way they did it, other than looking good it will pull in dirt and I agree it is a bad practice. Thanks for the great video Stefan, keep up the good work. Steve Summers
