Essential Machining Skills: Working with a Lathe, Part One

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Title	:	Essential Machining Skills: Working with a Lathe, Part One
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You are excellent instructo to clear teching about mAchine shop
Comment from : Pers Machinist

Went to a vocational high school for Machine Tool Hated every minute of it Now, looking back over thirty years, I'm amazed how much I remember I can smell this video Especially when the cut starts
Comment from : Dennis Jones

The "jumping" of the drill comes from the taper, wich is NOT "working as a funnel" A drill must be centered by his tip That taper from the centerdrill just makes him scratching with one cutting edge, so it dances arround Better to make just a small and short start hole with the center drill
Comment from : Fresher Knilch

Make sure at all times your camera is in focus As it is imposable to see the information you are trying to impart, and blurred shots drive one to distraction You need to get the basics right!
Comment from : James Carter

Thank you for video
Comment from : Piotr Lenarczyk

hey guys wondering if anyone in the New York area would willing to teach me the basic operation of the lathe and Bridgeport machines willing to compensate for your time Thank you
Comment from : I34 I34

The best video for metal turning LEVEL 1 UK This will make you pass if you follow this (without the file for breaking the edge) Excellent video
Comment from : Crusader1096AD

Loved that class in jr high school
Comment from : jakari_ YouTube Channel

Все думают что станочники full idiots I'm станочник
Comment from : Денис Васильев

Excellent Video and excellent precise instructor
Comment from : Stephen Marter

I like the knowledge lbut the resolution is brutal
Comment from : Smith smith sammal

Very good beginner tutorial brAny chance of reshooting it at 1080p with a little better lighting on the close-ups?
Comment from : Jersey Shore Drone Services

I know its an older video, but damn I would really love to see the details to learn It would help immensely Because this is one of the best instructional videos I've seen so far
Comment from : neoasura

I know this is an old video, but i just picked up a 1924 south bend 9" for very little, single owner machine that ended up being excellent Im just "show and tell"ing, but an all original machine at nearly 100yrs old getting back to work makes me happy
Comment from : dustin raymond

Thank you so much may God bless your house
Comment from : Joshua Iseria

I saw a video recently of a guy who got caught in a lathe Wasn't pretty
Comment from : Guanjyn

METAL !! WASTER !! AND !! BLAB !! BLABB !!! VIDEO !!
Comment from : David Willard

Looks ! Quite ! Ready ! To be Given ! To ! Charity ! Now !
Comment from : David Willard

Was this video made in 2007?!?
Comment from : Austin Mclaen

i wish i knew this before i started brbri still managed to do the job but with unnecessary trouble
Comment from : Kajetan Dziebaj

What I really appreciate in this video is how the host emphasizes safety points like trurning the chuck with a hand before starting the motor There are many more other good points as well that I haven't seen in other sililar tutorials Of course the contents is general but it's a good starter method
Comment from : VinniePaah

Very helpful
Comment from : David Norman

these need to get remade, same concepts and explanations, but recorded on better equipment
Comment from : Brad

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , strain wave reducer, robot arm gear , over 30 years experience
Comment from : William Huang

This reminds me of a guide for a pc from years ago explaining a three button mouse there's a button on the left, a button on the right and a button in the middle ffs
Comment from : Val Proton

240P, so we meet again
Comment from : Mario Brotha

If the tool post rotates how are you assured the angle is correct according to the compound?
Comment from : Rowdy Flyer1903

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Comment from : Mian Shahbaz Akhtar

Golden helpful and educational video
Comment from : AJ

Awesome
Comment from : AJ

Wish I had a 6 jaw Chuck have many 3 and 4 jaw but no 6
Comment from : George Spangler

Is somebody who's getting into using a metal lathe this is a very good informative video The only downside I could say is I wish the lighting was better especially when he was doing the close-ups of the different types of cutting tools But still a lot of really good information
Comment from : Nick Cautrell

This is an excellent video Thank you for sharing I'm going to be trying to use a lathe The knowledge shared here is professional If you have any similar videos, please share them if you could Thanks again for sharing
Comment from : Curtis Broughton

This is a good video for those who have just bought their first lathethank you
Comment from : Joseph Leister

I worked in a machine shop for 40 years,made all sorts of things in the lathe,bridgeport,grinders,I loved it,and miss it
Comment from : D Maschy

you
Comment from : Stefano

I have learned so much from these MIT videos Clear, concise, and perfect for a beginner
Comment from : Robin Hoff

What happens when a parting tool breaks? Is it a little dangerous, or a lot? Thanks
Comment from : Jim Partridge

So much for PPE
Comment from : Tony

Great basic instructions, thank you
Comment from : Bob Samuel

I have a 1918 Dalton 6 Watching this to use it 😊
Comment from : Bill Cat

He didnt measure so that the roundbar was straight in the chuck before facing it off? Useless
Comment from : Who Cares

Super cool!
Comment from : Fickle Man

I purchased a 1918 Dalton 6 lathe Here for tips
Comment from : Bill Cat

I’m a well driller, not a machinist However, we have a lathe in our shop and I’d like to use is safely and properly I noticed there are different speeds on ours How do I decide what speed to use on the part or is it just a rule of whatever I feel comfortable with?
Comment from : Jimmy

nice and great sharing of knowledge , please make more educational videos sir
Comment from : Alisteire de Jesus

How do you activate the automatic feed?
Comment from : Ron Grey

what could be added - these days - are gloves that resistant to cutting of hand The food industry
Comment from : D R JONES

2020 ahahhahahhhahahahhahahahahha
Comment from : Ollie Cowan

Very nice video Thanks
Comment from : Kamal Edirisinghe

I’m watching this because I scored a machine shop job working on one and I have no clue how to use one haha
Comment from : DefaultMagz

this video is horrible kill me i have to watch for school why soooooo long :(
Comment from : Daniel OHar

Very good I like it
Comment from : Erhabor Evelyn

"Back the tool off the *part*?" That thing you're working on isn't called a "part" It's called the "work" A "part" is a part of the machine You've got a tool, & you've got the work Get your basics right Geez Tuning out now You just caused me to abandon your video Good job
Comment from : SalvadorMonella

This is good old knowledge
Comment from : Hanoi Tripper

Excellent video, very helpful to those of us who are beginners
Comment from : pamtnman

This music sucks,and DrFauci said it's not healthy either!
Comment from : Gianni Rocco

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Comment from : skmetalgr

Camera angle though is bollox Even if it were in had quality you could only see most of it if there was a mirror behind him Should be viewing from the angle using not opposite like the view of someone not using it Nope shit video
Comment from : James Barratt

Couldn’t you show this on poor mans lathe not a rich mans lathe
Comment from : yuyo57

been studying you videos, finally got the promotion at the shop a million thanks to you
Comment from : Alter Ego

Good content
Comment from : Jerry PEAL

A Di Đà Phật ! xin cảm ơn Anh !
Comment from : Thiền Xông Hơi

Very helpful with a clear explination Would have loved to get more info on setting feeds and speeds
Comment from : Altus Pienaar

Beautiful lathe
Comment from : Zoes Dada

Operations on lathe machine brbrOperations on lathe machine br youtube/uQPCdwegXzc
Comment from : Mechanical Engineering 4u

Thanks a lot for these videos They are much appreciated on many levels
Comment from : Joseph Smith

Idiots should definitely not be in a machine shop, these tools are really dangerous if you do not always use the upmost caution
Comment from : Andrew Hutchinson

Do you want the stock to turn forward or reverse?
Comment from : John Underwood

very well done!
Comment from : ELECTRIC MOTOCROSS MACHINE SHOP!!!

15:00 Had a fellow student 30 years ago almost lose a finger by those metal chips brHe pinched them with his fingers as the machine worked it wrapped around the part he was working and around his finger Cut almost down to the bone before the chips split apart
Comment from : tilemacro

This dude sounds just like norm abram
Comment from : Made In England

Very informative Good work Thanx :)
Comment from : Ostfold Milsim

Thanks a lot for posting I was looking a video like this
Comment from : Polar

Great video, thanks ! And, that's a great lathe too, a Monarch EE I believe
Comment from : jjaymarks

Hey man I was wandering if there is anyway I can get ahold of you I need a threaded adapter and can't seem to find the adapter anywhere Can you help me out? brPS- old Tony sent me ;)
Comment from : Zachary Cullum

Thank you, just wish I seen this video before I bought a lathe
Comment from : Allan Johnson

You know the feeling when you find a favorite new channel or series or show Yeah, this is my new favorite
Comment from : kar oma

This video was the perfect introduction to using a metalwork lathe for a complete novice Thank you for such a clear and well paced explanation Any negative comments must be from people who were not the target audience Love this video, it has given me the confidence to start with metalworking
Comment from : Malcolm Hodgson

this is a REALLY well done series! kudos
Comment from : antigen4

Very informative video I am just curious to know what made and model lathe is used here?
Comment from : Ticked Off Sheikh

The question for the day is why didn’t I start here first Amazing simple and concise instruction for we beginners ty for posting this
Comment from : James Myers

here's a tip that I found very handy and I just discovered it by accident when I'm drilling something or mailing or anything like that shaving I have a huge big magnet and lay it under the work pace it accumulates a lot of the shavings not aluminum shavings but the metal ones and helps with clean up tremendously they're the ones I use for welding to line things up on a 45 degree angle I got them at Tractor Supply they weren't very expensive 3 to a kit
Comment from : Ram Wall

this was a pretty good and informative video but you just drugged things out way too much the video could have been cut way down in time if you just had a left a lot of the stuff that didn't mean a lot out like the description of the trio truck it's pretty much self-explanatory and most people know that if they've got any common sense at all they know a lot of this stuff already or they wouldn't even be into it
Comment from : Ram Wall

I made a mistake with the measurements and my teacher was angry but it was my first time using the lathe
Comment from : ZAX ZAX

Love the video maybe one day you could redo it with better resolution but thanks so much for the info helps a lot to understand lathe tools
Comment from : Roger Fortier

Cleanest lathe I've ever seen
Comment from : FL

excellent knowledge and video thanks
Comment from : craig brown

I am newbie to lath operation and have watched many videos, this one is the best in terms of safety advise, clear speaking language, basic late operation tips Seems like from MIT ? Thanks for good educational videos for the public
Comment from : Kosit kotisin

EXTREME CAUTION! 😂brI’ve been hung over running a lathe with 60 ft out the back end working on hone heads!brYou don’t know fucked up until you forgot to put a steady rest at the end of a 50ft shaft!!!brTwirls around like a helicopter!😂
Comment from : The- potato-warrior

Doesn't show the most important thing - how to engage the clutch, so the head starts to rotatebrI've been in a situation recently where I had a lathe and workers around, but nobody knew how to use it, me neither I started the motor, and nothing happened Looked around and tried a few clutches, still nothing - I felt like the stupidest man in the universe Turned out it was the biggest handle of all :)
Comment from : svily0YT

Excellent video for me, as ism looking to purchase an older lathe an learn what I can do with it
Comment from : jenkie001

Never say you have boring tools I find them all interesting
Comment from : northerniltree

32:20 - i think he meant "exciting"
Comment from : Fstarocka Burns

That chuck looks mean
Comment from : fishcock

Very poor teaching Bad lighting, poor use of the video camera to illustrate what is being done The camera angle is fixed on the tool and the work piece, it should follow the words to show what where and how
Comment from : Les Kovari