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How To Make A Clock In The Home Machine Shop - Part 11 - Making Polishing And Blueing Bezel Screws

🕑 Added 2015-07-18 03:12:50 +0000 UTC
How To Make A Clock In The Home Machine Shop - Part 11 - Making Polishing And Blueing Bezel Screws

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Clickspring

Hey Toby, I think Malcolm also sells them as blanks so that you can open them up to suit a custom cutter

Toby Griffiths

Hi Chris. I have purchased Malcolm Wild's Arbor for holding cutters. If I wanted to make larger, custom cutters, do you know where I could purchase an Arbor for holding these?

Dean Thompson

Thanks Chris, this was just what I wanted to know.

Clickspring

Hey Dean, I'm really pleased you're enjoying the vids! There's a bit of detail on how I use ER collets in my shop in this patron Q & A video from last year: <a href="https://youtu.be/17uBk4j8gUE" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/17uBk4j8gUE</a> Cheers, Chris.

Dean Thompson

I've throughly enjoyed all of your videos Chris. I wonder if you could describe your solution for holding ER collets in your lathe? Something purchased or another of your home grown solutions?

Clickspring

Cheers Jehl :)

Jehl

Pretty amazing job .

Clickspring

Ha ha! not much chance of becoming a wood turner any time soon, love the brass and steel too much! You know it really surprises me how much detail and control a graver can give. I'm editing a video now on turning the pivots, and I decided to turn those 'old school' with a graver too. That one will be out in a few weeks. Have a great day Jose.

Jose Rosatelli Neto

Awesome, Chris! And marveling at your love and skill on free hand turning, I almost get scared that you would turn to the "dark side of the force" (become a woodturner, that is)! :-)

Clickspring

Thanks very much Rob.

Rob C

Beautiful work again Chris


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