MACHINE SHOP TIPS #9 Types of Threads part B tubalcain

[Sreewtyui]

Good video, thanks

[ericchastain]

Your channel is one of my favorite on all of youtube. I've shared your videos with at least a half dozen people and everyone agrees your teaching style is incredibly simple and effective. Thanks so much for spending your time sharing your wisdom with us.

[gracer99]

You should have your own TV show. No joke. You explain things perfectly and have a calming personality. There are tons of engineers and machinists who would benefit but the general public would find it very engrossing as well (for hobby work etc.)

[cyrex686]

I'm trying to get into this job path, probably in a CNC setting. I just bought a lathe a few weeks ago .Your videos are immensely helpful. It's one thing to read it, but seeing the techniques is a huge help.

[triplewood2000]

Thank you for your videos

[MrRander7769]

Wonderful lesson as usual. I think that sharp 60* is for Hydraulic fittings so the can't leak.

[mithigarcha1]

mr .tubalcain sir, thanks a lot for explaining the mysteries of threads.. thread cutting always scared me,,thanks to your vids problem solved!!! i live in Australia( we use metric) but english system is still widely used, prime example is my harley-davison bike ,,,as i just started working on a mini lathe ,your videos are a big help. thanks again and keep up the good work...

[ShaiHulud1982]

Your videos have been an EXCELLENT refresher course. They have helped me get a New job as a Full-time Machinist. Thank you so much and Please keep them coming!

[mrpete222]

@ShaiHulud1982  WONDERFULL--you made my day.!!

[baconsoda]

Super stuff. Thank you.

Best Wishes, Brendan.

[catman72]

no such thing as "more than you wanted to know" when it comes to these things :-)

[govorim]

Thanks for the videos. It would be great to learn how to measure the minimum diameter of a thread.

[515042wheelsrn]

Great instruction! You're a natural. Keep em' coming!

[mrmatt2525able]

i learned alot from all you videos, i can wait for new videos to come out right after i watched the newist one

[SlowEarl1]

Great video! please keep posting

[terrierbw1]

Now I understand the buttress thread on the vise. :O) Thanks for your time. John

[russtuff]

great series. thank you!

[dunlinii]

I work at a company which still has its own threads. Finding your videos really interesting and informative, love learning about this old technology. Thanks.

[carnivore10]

Excellent video! Thank you for posting all of these!