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Making The Regulator And Suspension Post

🕑 Added 2016-04-30 04:06:40 +0000 UTC
Making The Regulator And Suspension Post

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Clickspring

Terrific to hear that Nils :)

Clickspring

Ha ha! You've made my morning too PJ! Cheers mate :)

AM de Jager

Awesome - thanks Chris!

Nils Rohwer

Wonderful, love the shots at the end. Love these videos so much.

PJ

Thank you Chris! A beautiful morning, birds singing, bee's buzzing, the last of the "Baby Green" and a Clipspring video... Oh My, food for the soul. Speaking of food, I almost snatched that blued flat head off the screen and popped in my mouth. You've really created an amazing color of blue!! Also appreciated the way you attached that small cable to the silk for a pull...Nice! Squeaks and Giggles and a fine day to you too! ~PJ

Clickspring

Cheers Paul! I'm editing part 2 of the hand vise today, so that should be out for you in a few days :)

Clickspring

Will do, there is a bit of that in the next Patron Series video.

Clickspring

Hey John, so far I have not needed to worry about diameter calculations, it seems to work for any OD. I find traditional knurling to be quite hit and miss, but this rope knurl is surprisingly quick and easy. Cheers mate :)

kevin todd

Great job as always

Scott Clausen

I can only echo what's written below. This is so great!

Brent Reed

Hah! I am with Scott, a much needed fix indeed! Thanks

SCOTT SWAALEY

Ahhhh, I feel like an addict getting a much needed fix. Thanks Chris!

Paul Busby

This was a nice surprise. I was waiting for part 2 of the hand vice but even better we get a new clock video. Great work as always..

AM de Jager

Really cool (as usual). Small request for a future video: Can you make a video where you show your hands while making the different cuts on the lathe (and mill). Having never used a metal lathe before I think it would be quite interesting to see that as well. Thanks!

John Creasey

Did you have to calculate the size of the knob that you knurled so that it would be an even number of divisions?

Milan Juza

Very nice as always! Thanks Chris. Can't wait for the next video!

George Harris

Looks great, interesting to see how it all comes together and how it works. Thanks!

Clickspring

Hey Al, the bluing tray filled with brass chips gives good control of the temperature. Cheers, Chris.

Al McKague

Very nice as usual! How do you control the temperature when you are bluing the screws so that all of them have such a consistent color?

Clickspring

Thanks very much Alan, really pleased you enjoyed it :)

Snorburter

Absolutely gorgeous as always Chris!


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