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Uploaded by on Jan 27, 2009

This Vid presents the decreasing of the diameter of a big pulley, consttituted in aluminum.
It is also showed the tool and its support , both made by me.
The tool was made from an old tungsten carbide bur.

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  • 非常好的教学视频~

    very excellent job ~ when i studied in university, i did some similar trainning like this~ although my present work is much more difficult than those what I did like this in the past, it is still very valuable in my life~ i established a good basic through the trainning~

    祝好~ best wishes!

  • @heiwuleizhizi

    我的朋友。

    Thank you so much for sharing your experience with me, I'm happy with this. I'm just a novice with a little ability. and how your words make me go ahead. Thanks for everything.

    祝好-

    Luiz Ally

  • Bravo!

    Excellent job done. Really!

    I thought every moment that you break the tool.

  • @corleone50

    Thanks so much for you comment

    I'm happy with this.

    Regards from Brazil.

    Luiz Ally

  • Wow that was great! I didn't expect that nice of a result with that small cutoff tool. Well done :)

  • @adisharr

    Yes, thank you for your comment.

    With my micro-tools design the results are very cool.

    Luiz Ally

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  • @princeigorash

    Thank you too, and thanks for your question,

    Well, in this case I use a small Sherline lathe because is the only one I have here in this video in the case, but a big lathe make it more easy and without risk.

    Very cool you being a student of the "Politehnica" University of Bucharest.

    Best wishes from Brazil to you in Romenia

    Luiz Ally

  • Such operation can be done on a bigger lathes and bigger semifabricates (your case the pulley)? Or it is considered too risky?

    Thank You.

  • @NielsVmax Yes, you will welcome here.

    I'm in Bauru (city) São Paulo(state)

    Any thing call me.

    Regards

    Luiz

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