Lathe Workshop for Beginners Part 1, Turning

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Real machinist do not use calipers to accurately measure… micrometers just sayin
Comment from : paul BFields

Sleeves not a good look, safety first
Comment from : Mr Fixit Winton

A micrometer will give you a more accurate reading, if you can read one That Vernier caliper is a bit iffy but okay if accuracy is not a big thing
Comment from : Mr Fixit Winton

I like the safety shoe he's wearing, Look at time 6:00 rsrsrsrs
Comment from : Anderson Moraes da Silva

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

Super 👍👍🔥
Comment from : Fab2Mc

Same here, just have to figure things out for myself Cleaning up my new lathe today
Comment from : Michael Wood

You can tell just by the way this man moves beside the lathe he’s a boss
Comment from : Oven King

Nice
Comment from : Muhammad Kamran

something wrong with me? I can, REALLY smell that lathe working
Comment from : ken benson-clarke

I'm not understand
Comment from : Mahemedia

💯
Comment from : Adolfo Usier

NIT jsr jindabad😁😁✌️✌️
Comment from : Subham Kumar

lol is there a reason your subtitles are cut off losing half the info - trying to drive novices INSANE maybe?? haha
Comment from : JW Dewdney

Choose dimension in mm why you are making large number and unit if the work is for mini size item 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️
Comment from : viral mahant

Whenever I watch YouTube turning I pick up a new tip You might like to watch my playlist for my Boxford lathe, which is very similar to the Myford and South Bend lathes
Comment from : Evan Lewis

How do you set up the other side of the work in the chuck without marring it ? All my instructor told me was they used to used copper(?) wedges between the work and the jaws lol
Comment from : poppaluv

Is that task too small too add a cooling factor?
Comment from : Airmanmx1

awesome video cheers myfordboy i'm looking for a lathe myself just the kind of thing i needed to watch
Comment from : Julian HG

i am also working on lath machine i m doing experemnt on lath machine
Comment from : practical lab

nice experement
Comment from : practical lab

I just bought my first lathe today a Myford Ml 10 This is the first video I've watched on using a Ml10 and I just subscribed Cheers and thanks I've learned a lot already
Comment from : bb001a

Thanks
Comment from : Brian Rajala

Thanks for uploading, love the simplicity
Comment from : MerryMary

What speed the auto feed should be?
Comment from : Ilmar Juurik

How is spindle speed determined for any given job ?
Comment from : Aussie66

Very bad You are just operating it not giving a single thing that how to operate all of these
Comment from : Atif Ali Hashmi

He has the bar too far out from the chuck for the size of the job
Comment from : phil pot

Please use coolant
Comment from : Arunava Bala

Thank's from France ! (i am an old beginner ;-) )
Comment from : Lio L

Very good
Comment from : Kavinda Prabhashwara

Just set my ML10 up on a bench and to allow room for the bolt heads underneath I have raised it on battens but the motor mount flexes badly Any ideas on what to check first?
Comment from : Tony Holley

Is that ATF you have for cutting fluid??? Get some high sulfur oil the sulfur makes the oil work for the app
Comment from : Raul McCai

Super
Comment from : SK SALMAN

congragulation
Comment from : Abrar M

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Comment from : Ram musical gurop

日本の愛知県豊田市保見ヶ丘から、いつもこの動画見てます。
Comment from : bsa5001

once visit my channnel and see the machine technology
Comment from : Industrial Technology

Zviri healthy
Comment from : Bryn Takudzwa Madyangove

Great videos, Thank you, Just bought an ML10 & these are fantastic for learning before trying myself Keep up the good work & thanks for sharing your knowledge & techniques Deep respect from a total beginner
Comment from : Paul Berry

Some great work boots you got there mate
Comment from : Ray Pest

Mujhe lath machine operators ki jarurat hai my WhatsApp number 9437309700
Comment from : GM___ OD

Getting a Myford ML7 a week on Monday - looks to be in decent condition, so videos like this are great Thanks for taking the time & trouble to put it on YouTube !
Comment from : Geoff Walker

Drawing show's no 45 degree champer, why did you put champer on the parts? For me that is reject, just saying though
Comment from : LOL GAMING

Good work
Comment from : manikanta jagannadha kondeti manikanta

Wow, how much do you take off with each cut?
Comment from : AlabamaTree

Bol kar batate to jyada achchha hota
Comment from : PREMNONIA

I'm not very experienced yet with the lathe but I've only done work on my dad's machine with his supervision since I'm just now learning how to work and cut with the cutters and end stop piece brDid you learn how to use it or did you go to school for machining my dad did
Comment from : Erin Olivia Averyt

2018年も愛知県豊田市保見が丘から見てます
Comment from : bsa5001

i enjoyed this video till I seen him working in a pair of Crocs
Comment from : Dan Smith

Sir my name is Mahesh Kumar mero Ko lathe machine me chuk Ko kaise set kiya Jata hai ye bataye sir
Comment from : something best

Jobs chiya
Comment from : Tanweer Shaikhe

Alamat mana ya
Comment from : Imam Wairing

A shame you're using imperial measurements instead of metric A good video nonetheless
Comment from : Lee Brown

2017年も日本の豊田市から見てます
Comment from : bsa5001

This looks like a lot of fun Been thinking about getting a mini lathe to do some small projects Learned a ton just by watching Thanks
Comment from : geekintheperimeter

Thank you so much This was just what I needed, no faffing about
Comment from : Bruce Williams

Because most American turners work with the top lathe car diagonally?
Comment from : SENNAXL

See 3 :00 for plane surface cut
Comment from : Sameer Choudhari

what's the lathe is it? you can move a suppоrt by hands😮😮😮it's impossible in your lathes!
Comment from : Rus Saturn

bro show some videos about tips of facing and turning
Comment from : DEVIL king

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Comment from : ezzat fathy

danke!
Comment from : Talyang Hibu

You should never use a digital vernier for measuring diameters as they are not accurate enough , always use a micrometer
Comment from : Andrew Jones

Thanks for the tips on how to use caliper I've never seen them used that way before
Comment from : Paul Duffey

Excellent, simple video that shows a lot to a beginner without over complications Will be putting this series on my phone as a reference for when my new lathe arrives Think I'll slip the crocks though Thanks to myfordboy for helping newbies
Comment from : Arckivio

日本の愛知県豊田市保見ヶ丘　から２０１６年も見てます　（JAPAN）
Comment from : bsa5001

Never would I ever step near ond of those wearing long sleeves
Comment from : Hard-workingPleb

Are you using millimetres?
Comment from : Gunamers Travels

Do you have a video for milling?
Comment from : D Long

Very helpful, thanks for the share
Comment from : CrossThread Aero Industries

Nice and simple--to the point I learned a few things here
Comment from : Adam12

what kind of lathe are u using
Comment from : JK

good machin
Comment from : Jesse Jesse

It would make me nervous running the cutter that close to the chucklol
Comment from : SD Customs

hard work
Comment from : Dharamsingh Bandavath

Good work ☺☺
Comment from : pancho villa

Read Bob Mullins lol
Comment from : george belfield

Only a small boxford lathe or similar, coolant fed not needed as only small components made, but a small amount of oil keeps the tool in good cutting order Lubricants are used solely to cool the tool being used and not to be confused with the quality and finish of the product
Comment from : george belfield

Ah, very nice
Comment from : Ross Marsden

Great job, until the work cools down Do you use coolant?
Comment from : Alex Paulsen

Nice video Turing is first lathe operation I learned
Comment from : CreditCardSuggest

日本の愛知県豊田市から２０１５年も見てます。（JAPAN)
Comment from : bsa5001

Anyone own a Logan lathe?
Comment from : David Chambers

انت لاتجيد اعمال المخارط سيئ
Comment from : Alaean Eamd

I have seen many of your videos and I appreciate your ingenuity and resourcefulness and you sharing it with us Thank you :)
Comment from : J Flores

explaine why you use cutting oil, why you use the rpm you are using and how to get the rpm you need Also explain you want to turn the wheel constant for a nice smooth finish if there is no automatic turnerbrAnd what tools you are using with the angles and stuffbrbrAlso side note: oil isn't required for a part of this small There almost wont be any heat Also explain that when you use a 3 claw you cannot take the object out and put it back in
Comment from : Marc DontNeed

Great work, but long-sleeve shirts on a lathe is a no-no!
Comment from : Andrew Treloar

#1 wear safety glasses #2 make sure the chuck is fully stopped before doing any thing with the tooling, this machine can kill you if you don't know what your doing
Comment from : robert todd

Not used the idea of zeroing the scale before Great idea My concern is my verniers are not as good as yours and sometimes have a mind of there own !
Comment from : Messenger

yikes dont stop you will kill somebody jed clampet could do better even elliymay
Comment from : mark malham

Gotta love the sound of a lathe
Comment from : Tim Greig

Good evening Myfordboy I am a fan of your very instructive videos What is the pink cutting fluid you're using and where can it be obtained?
Comment from : Herman Krijnen

What type of lathe are you using
Comment from : james vogt

日本でみてます、２年以上たってもまだ見てます　豊田市　小木
Comment from : bsa5001

At US more than 99999 Machine shops do all Fake Parts Create TV Channel from Connecticut was discover last year Prove by Black & White will scare to death if all Finacials want to cut off I took few yrs look around in 50 states , no places make Cars ,Machineries ,foods , ellectro Sample at Groton no factory build Sub in there only mixing bad chemicals Pratt&Withney the same thing Auto industries are Zero Machine Shops for laundy moneys and they are very lack
Comment from : Sa Hoang