beautifu work,i checked your block saw your micro rifle(powerful stuff its giving me alotta ideas)...answer this. Can that motor produce a baseball bat? seeing that its small could it handle a baseball bat size blank????
Hey man good video loved it....Can you suggest any way to move the tailstock horizontally so that we can accommodate long work pieces??....like using bearings under it or a hand wheel or something?
Now that was too cool, how did you make the drive for loss of a better word (socket ) turn without a wobble? was the motor shaft squared etc... very cool!! You should mass produce this thing I am sure you would get buyers! Joseph T fly2000jtb
Can u use any sharpened metal to cut the wood
ShortyzProductionz 1 week ago
Tanks, & congratulations !!!
This is very special video, the best of the best !.
colombianastereo 1 month ago
Dikiş makinası motoru ve ağaç kullanarak 2007 yılında ben yaptım.. hemde karşılığı rulmanlı punta... keşke makinem olsa da çekebilsem..
haytagil 2 months ago
@haytagil
Máte fotografie?
pyroneph 2 months ago
Would you be able to make really small diameter knitting needles with this? I know nothing about woodworking, excuse my ignorance
annievstheworld 2 months ago
man you are the man. found me a singer orsom motor im gonna make the lathe
thanks to you!!!!!!!!!! fat idea
MsTnt12 3 months ago
Very clever use and reuse of materials. I also love your "fun for the whole family" statement. It gave me a chuckle.
Nice work!
Ignore the negative comments. The people that post them are just jealous of you and angry because they have no creativity.
MGARestoration 3 months ago
where did you get the motor from, and how much did it cost?
supermetroid12496 4 months ago
Could you make the metal shaping things out of glass or something or do you have to buy it? If so, how much are they?
DARKSTAR1462 4 months ago
beautifu work,i checked your block saw your micro rifle(powerful stuff its giving me alotta ideas)...answer this. Can that motor produce a baseball bat? seeing that its small could it handle a baseball bat size blank????
mrkhristoff 5 months ago
@mrkhristoff
Thanks, I'm glad you like my projects!
This motor would not be able to turn a baseball bat. You could certainly find a larger motor and make a baseball bat-lathe, though.
pyroneph 4 months ago
@pyroneph what a shame:(:(:( i was hoping it could
mrkhristoff 4 months ago
@mrkhristoff
It depends on how big of a bat you need!
brushbros 3 months ago
What tool are you using there?
123woki 1 month ago in playlist Aaa_Śmietnik_4
THIS is STUPID
Ibringthetruth1 5 months ago
Could you post the model number of the motor you used?
cerealdude64 5 months ago
@cerealdude64
I'm really sorry but I don't have the motor anymore.
pyroneph 5 months ago
DUDE Ty tytytytytytytytytytytyty i just have 1 question how can i put wood on without the ratchet gthingy
s1debar2r0cks 6 months ago
Hey man good video loved it....Can you suggest any way to move the tailstock horizontally so that we can accommodate long work pieces??....like using bearings under it or a hand wheel or something?
iamqwq 6 months ago
thanks bro. i just so happen to have a load of older sewing machines in the back of my car at the moment
nickpelkey 6 months ago
@nickpelkey like... WHO DOESN'T!!!
johnPiercey 4 months ago
lol you're funny as shit. I want a motor on a stick!
nathan82206 7 months ago
cool!! I have the same motor and pedal...
hectorisdaman154 8 months ago
A very useful machine for small batches and one offs in wood. Really nice effort.
bbcisrubbish 9 months ago
nice & nice
coolpreme 9 months ago
nice one buds!
Bikandee 9 months ago
Nice video. I like the dead center idea. I made a live center for my micro lathe and sometimes it squeaks. I have uploaded a video.
EmperorAst 11 months ago
Genius!
bhanubhalla 11 months ago
cool idea...!!superb !!
prajd60 11 months ago
Cool where do you get those kinda nut with no thread at the tip? Did you grind the thread out?
ujayet 11 months ago
@ujayet Yeah, I ground it myself.
pyroneph 11 months ago
motor on a stick...lol hahaha..good
laphant 1 year ago
This thing is amazing well done :D
bnk96 1 year ago
@bnk96
Thanks!
pyroneph 1 year ago
Alright we get it!
Are you making a chess piece or something?
PyroRul3s 1 year ago
@PyroRul3s
I have no idea why my comment was duplicate a thousand times...I'm going to try to remove them XD
Anyway, I was just making a cool looking thing. Not anything specific...really just a demonstration.
pyroneph 1 year ago
Now that was too cool, how did you make the drive for loss of a better word (socket ) turn without a wobble? was the motor shaft squared etc... very cool!! You should mass produce this thing I am sure you would get buyers! Joseph T fly2000jtb
fly2000jtb 1 year ago
I might use the same idea to make a bigger one with a electric scooter motor.
TRcustomengineering 1 year ago
is that a chess piece
tehshadow23 1 year ago
great video but should be more specific like what kind of sewing motor and epoxy
pks7777777 1 year ago
@pks7777777
The motor is an old Kenmore. The epoxy is just JB Weld. Any sewing machine motor and any epoxy would work fine.
pyroneph 1 year ago
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the coolest part of this machine, is the motor!
ploetzlich30 1 year ago
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ploetzlich30 1 year ago
Dude, you are a genius :D Thank you so much.
sgknexmaker 1 year ago
@sgknexmaker
I really glad you like it!
pyroneph 1 year ago
unbelievably simple! thanks for sharing your idea.
siimhs 1 year ago
Hi this is incredible. What engine do you use? From sewing machine?
jihadkassab 1 year ago
@jihadkassab
Yes, it is an electric sewing machine motor.
pyroneph 1 year ago
good job and video !
admd2143 1 year ago