Uhh, Bridgeport Mill, not audio, idiot. So nice of you to post a scam/spam link here. Buyer beware, don't go there, it'll only fill the spammers pockets with money.
Instead of moving the camera closer to an object that is hard to see or detailed, use the zoom on the camera, this will allow more light in and the camera will focus better.
Keep up the good work and I look forward to learning more from your videos.
Very well done instructional video. The only thing I do differently is I indicate on the BACK of the parallel for the utmost in accuracy, that way I reduce the possibility of error. I know, they're called PARALLELS for a reason, I just prefer using the surface that is against the rigid jaw of the vise. Probably sounds a little ocd, but that can be a good thing in a machinist. Also, the Interapid indicator is my favorite because of the versatility of it's hinged post.
Hi! I Like to watch you videos on mach. work and set up they are A help to refresh things I knew long ago when when working in dad shop .. The QT. I see you have A X /Y setup on your Bridgeport @ itis Green . with same Acui Rite pro.Bausch lamb.. Read out for X/ y scales . I bought 2J 1 1/2 unit with the same set up,, I Am look for Any info about it ! thanks clift42@yahoo.com
I purchased a small 5500 Sherline mill package, after assembling the mill i indicated the head in and all went well and has been ever since, but viewing this video (which is great, by the way...much better then my high school metal shop class, hear that Mr. Ellis?!...lol) I am left to ask, should you always indicate the head before every project? I haven't made it a habit...yet, but the piececs I've machined in my mill seem to fit well?
Thanks--I'm an old shop teacher myself. No need to indicate before each use. Only after you have used it at another angle, or think you have knocked it out of alignment.
Well tha is cool, I'll keep that in mind when machining ferrous materials. Heck, I wish you were my shop teacher, but it's ok I subscribe to your channel, so that is good enough...lol.
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Uhh, Bridgeport Mill, not audio, idiot. So nice of you to post a scam/spam link here. Buyer beware, don't go there, it'll only fill the spammers pockets with money.
StupidYTVids 2 days ago
I had not considered using that hole in the spindle casting to hold my indicator. Thanks!
roadracenut 2 months ago
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Theoriginalborgy 8 months ago
Tubalcain,
A little tip for you.
Instead of moving the camera closer to an object that is hard to see or detailed, use the zoom on the camera, this will allow more light in and the camera will focus better.
Keep up the good work and I look forward to learning more from your videos.
Thank you
Mark
atgmam 1 year ago
i like this video, too.
by the way i am from germany but i understand you very well.
nonameHEF 1 year ago
Very well done instructional video. The only thing I do differently is I indicate on the BACK of the parallel for the utmost in accuracy, that way I reduce the possibility of error. I know, they're called PARALLELS for a reason, I just prefer using the surface that is against the rigid jaw of the vise. Probably sounds a little ocd, but that can be a good thing in a machinist. Also, the Interapid indicator is my favorite because of the versatility of it's hinged post.
bddc201 1 year ago
@bddc201 Very good point.
mrpete222 1 year ago
Hi! I Like to watch you videos on mach. work and set up they are A help to refresh things I knew long ago when when working in dad shop .. The QT. I see you have A X /Y setup on your Bridgeport @ itis Green . with same Acui Rite pro.Bausch lamb.. Read out for X/ y scales . I bought 2J 1 1/2 unit with the same set up,, I Am look for Any info about it ! thanks clift42@yahoo.com
1162g4 1 year ago
Could you do a video talking about setting the correct spindle speed for various materials and tools? Thanks!
tzkelley 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this--it has been a long time since my machining classes and I appreciate the refresher!
Keytarninja 2 years ago
I need to learn how to to find the center of a hole usung an indicator on a fixture that is set up on a small cnc mill.
fitz715 2 years ago
I purchased a small 5500 Sherline mill package, after assembling the mill i indicated the head in and all went well and has been ever since, but viewing this video (which is great, by the way...much better then my high school metal shop class, hear that Mr. Ellis?!...lol) I am left to ask, should you always indicate the head before every project? I haven't made it a habit...yet, but the piececs I've machined in my mill seem to fit well?
togaida 2 years ago
Thanks--I'm an old shop teacher myself. No need to indicate before each use. Only after you have used it at another angle, or think you have knocked it out of alignment.
mrpete222 2 years ago
thanks for the instructional!
chase42106 2 years ago
Well tha is cool, I'll keep that in mind when machining ferrous materials. Heck, I wish you were my shop teacher, but it's ok I subscribe to your channel, so that is good enough...lol.
togaida 2 years ago
nice, simple, straight forward info. Thank you Sir
l98c4 2 years ago
Thanks for your interest.
mrpete222 2 years ago