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Only Idiots Do Things Once

🕑 Added 2024-11-14 15:00:20 +0000 UTC

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Brandon Sander

It has not, so that may be a big factor as well

Goose Gosselin

Just curious, was the temperature of the heat treat oven ever verified?

Nico Chiaro

i should maybe add that quenching will make the plaster explode (or implode?) instantly

Nico Chiaro

me neither but i am doing gold stuff for fun and it seems a natural thing to do, since youve got that badass kiln now. i „suppose“ it would prevent flexing

Matt B

Really, I think you are twisting the facts..

Jim Ruddy

Thanks. Now I understand why I couldn't find it.

Brandon Sander

🤣 🤣 That would be a good test! I keep the gibs pretty snug but still something i didn't consider.

Brandon Sander

no doubt!

Brandon Sander

If i did it right it would be boring 😁

Brandon Sander

I dont know how much I care about the rest at this point. I just want to use the damned thing! haha

Brandon Sander

I did try this originally but didn't have a powerful enough coil 😞

Brandon Sander

Maybe I'll get a hair and try it again... eventually haha

Brandon Sander

Huh! I've never heard of that!

Brandon Sander

That one was really hard to find and they don't make it anymore unfortunately. Nobody does from what I can tell. It's called the Platte River 153326.

Brandon Sander

I probably spent more on material in the 4 attempts than just buying a new screw 😁

Brandon Sander

amen!

Brandon Sander

🙃

Steven Bierlink

Enough foreplay, just put it in 😂

Max Goldstein

I love it when things go 3 1/2 times better than I was expecting them to.

James Riordan

Fortunately, the raw material is free, your engineering degree gratis, and your time has no value, otherwise, buying one would have made sense 😂 We are, of course, grateful for your martyrdom 🙌

Jim Ruddy

Noticed the two handed guide you were using with your band saw to keep your fingers uninjured, do you recall where you got it and what it is called. I thought I have pretty good Google skills, but they are failing me today. Congrats on getting your lead screw replaced. Curious about not achieving the metal hardness you were going for.

Nico Chiaro

have you considered hardening it embedded in plaster? there are some really hard variants used in dental

Michael Faragher

So hot it's cold and repeated failures for no perceptible reason? I wouldn't wish it on you, but still so relatable.

Erik D. Radzius

Hey, the intro is back! 😁 I must say - your persistrance with this thing is inspiring if nothing else. It also goes to show that something doesn't need to be absolutely textbook 100% perfect to be functional. Glad you got through it in the end. ..Now you just have the rest of the lathe to fix... 😂

Matt B

One last thing induction hardening is a good thing.

Matt B

Your doing good at screwing up...😉 Best part of your show is, it is real. Thanks for all your patience from your fans

Manuel Preuner

Just the perfect pick me up, already guessing when someone on tiktok is gonna steal it, i give it 3 days

Jeff Loffert

Anything worth doing, is worth doing twice, or thrice, or.....nevermind, I don't know where I was going with that! Good job powering through that one, and glad it worked out OK! The dovetails/gib should resist it, but it would be interesting to put an indicator on the top of your cross slide, and see if the runout of the lead screw "lifts" the cross slide as the peak of the bow passes through 12 o-clock? I was gifted a surface grinder ( it had been tipped over ) and the cross feed lead screw had a hell of a dog leg in it. It made the whole table of the grinder hop at the high spot. But the table on this grinder ( and many others ) is only held down by mean old Mr. Gravity, so there is nothing to stop it. I lucked out and straightened it in a hydraulic press and it grinds beautifully now. On second thought, don't even check if it's influencing the vertical plane of your cross slide......forget I mentioned it.