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Uploaded by on Mar 13, 2008

Tender wheel machining, based on Kozo Hiraoka's "Pennsy A3 Switcher"

7X12 mini-lathe facing a 12L14 steel blank, machined with a HSS round-nosed tool bit.

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  • I use a water soluble coolant which can be purchased at a machine shop supply co. The ratio is 20 water to 1 coolant and its light blue almost white in color, TONY G. cougarman07470

  • @cougarman07470

    I switched over to a green cutting fluid/coolant named Anchorlube, I think. Got it from Enco. Leaves a much nicer finish than 3-in-1 or motor oil.

  • u might need wight water on that lol (sorry for bad spellin)

  • @joepeacock1991

    I hate to sound stupid, but hat do you mean by wight (white?) water?

  • @jlg4880 yeah ur got the right spellin, i used to work in an engineering factory makin hydraulic & pnumatic breaks rams/actuators. white water was used as a coolant there to basicly keep the metal and masheneing tools from getting too hot. its water that is mixed with sumthin but im not 100% sure what its mixed with but as u can tell from the name its white

  • @joepeacock1991

    That makes sense! It sounds like something I remember being used at the last company I worked at--the machinist would have a container with a light-colored, might have been white, cutting fluid that he'd dilute with water at a 1:1 ratio.

    I was using light machine oil for a cutting fluid, 3-in-1 I believe. The steel blank was 12L14, almost as easy to machine as brass for the little mini-lathe with an optimistic rating of 3/4 hp motor (it's probably closer to 1/2 horse).

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  • @Hey whats wrong.

    I wasnt trying to blame you for not knowing the proper names and shit, nope, i wasnt, not for a split second..

    I just find it incredibly hillarious that every single damn Region of the World has a funny name for the Stuff.

    Suds, Bohrmilch, you call it White Water and theres a couple other odd names.

    Some old Books recommend foodstuffs like lard, real Milk, and vegetable oil.

    Works ! Rapeseed makes good cutting fluid, i always keep a bottle in the shop^^

  • @Mrpsychotehpyro i worked in an engineerin factory wen i was 15 so i ent gna remember evry single thing about it almost 6 years after n not just that i was workin in the assembelly side of the unit, usin TF-90, WD-40 hydraulic presses n shit like that. i wasnt a masheneist never been a masheneist was just a laborer. wind ur neck in u dnt no me

  • @joepeacock1991

    Haha its funny , every countrys got to have its special name for the stuff.

    In Germany we say boring milk ( no pun intended, boring as in boring bar)

  • @joepeacock1991

    Pillocks,its 20% oil and 80% water,worked in an engineering factory my ass...if you did you would have got to know what the white stuff is.

    Oil turns white when mixed with water.

  • @jlg4880 There's an oil that our shop uses from a company called Hangsterfers. It's based off animal fats i believe... I don't remember exactly what the stuff was called (mix of numbers and letters) but there was a 300 in it.

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